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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1906

Page

5

How Prominent Bay State Women Spend Vacation Days

Brookline society gathers at Pemaquid Maine for summer. Olive Temple of Addington road stands out as a leading figure. A Brookline High School graduate she won the J Murray Kay elocution prize and has entertained many gatherings in summer and winter. She recently finished an engagement with the Jeffersons in The Rivals and remains active in local charity work.

Bay State Brookline Pemaquid, Me Olive Temple Addington Road Miss Temple Pemaquid Brookline High School J. Murray Kay The Jeffersons

Umbrella Thieves Targeted by Police Inspectors

Night Inspectors Morrisey and Norton nabbed two men claiming to be Charles Clark of Green Street Charlestown and James P. McGinness of Putnam Street Charlestown for alleged umbrella thefts from Henry Bamber of Canal Street. The piece notes prior difficulty in proving intent in umbrella thefts and mocks common excuses of “taking by mistake.”

Morrisey Norton Charles Clark Green Street Charlestown James P. McGinness Putnam Street Henry Bamber Canal Street

Anything but Pork in Potted Ham report sparks clash

Chicago and national observers debate a Massachusetts health board report on potted meats. An Illinois Manufacturers Association and Chicago Commercial Club draft claimed potted ham contains no ham or pork, using scraps of pickled meats with chicken veal pork and tripe proportions. The draft also notes starch paste binders and hog ears and snouts used in potted goods.

Chicago, Ill State Board of Health of Massachusetts Chicago Illinois Manufacturers Association Chicago Commercial Club Bers

Fire Department Names New Horse Raffles

Brookline fire department christens its newly purchased horse at Station B last night. The black 16 hands high, 1400 pound animal, with no white markings, was celebrated with lemonade and guests, and his stall was decorated in national colors.

Raffles Brookline Fire Department Wladdies

High Mass at Funeral of Mrs Margaret Lambert

The funeral for Mrs. Margaret Lambert was held yesterday at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Jamaica Plain with high mass celebrated by Rev. Father Maher. Relatives from Fitchburg Nashua Manchester Springfield Marlboro and Peabody attended. interment followed at Calvary Cemetery with Father Maher at the grave.

Margaret Lambert Church of the Blessed Sacrament Jamaica Plain Father Maher Fitchburg Nashua N. H Manchester Springfield Marlboro Peabody Calvary Cemetery

Counterfeiter Di Orio Sentenced to Two Years

Judge Dodge in the United States Circuit Court yesterday sentenced Domenico Di Orio of Lawrence to two years on a guilty plea for passing counterfeit Indian head silver certificates. Maher, Di Orio's attorney, pleaded for clemency citing consumption.

Dodge United States Domenico di Orio Lawrence Peter, Maher di Orio

Defense Outline Unfolds in Hartje Divorce Case

Miss Ida Scott testifies she wrote envelopes for love letters at the request of a maid and that sheets of her paper were given to servants. The disclosure strengthens forgery claims and explains a lone envelope among disputed letters. Mrs Hartje’s parents and neighbors deny Hartje handwriting on key letters.

Pittsburg Penn Hartje Ida Scott Mary Scott Hartje Annie Lutz Annie Scott Ida Helen Miss Scott John F. Scott Vermont Emma F. Brown East Northville John J. Stark Stark Mendon Miss Brown Northville Mass

Thaw defense seeks writ to halt grand jury probes

In New York on July 17 the Thaw murder case chief counsel secured a writ of prohibition from Justice Blanchard to stop the district attorney and the July grand jury from taking further oaths or depositions against Harry K Thaw. The move comes amid claims the DA is using subpoenas to compel witnesses and gather trial depositions, with Thaw indicted but no new indictment planned. Mrs Thaw visited her husband at the Tombs and Thaw faces alienist scrutiny over possible insanity pleas.

New York Harry K. Thaw Stanford White Justice Blanchard Supreme Court John Gleason Thaw Jerome Garvan White Grand Jury Harry Thaw Judge Olcott Stark William J. Stewart Whitman Winchedon Mendon John F. Brown Northville

Nephew bets $50,000 he can quit smoking

Nelson L. Barnes, a young Chicago socialite, wagers his uncle in law John M. Barker fifty thousand dollars that he will quit cigarettes. He vows not to smoke again. if he does he must pay. The bet followed Barnes falling for Anna O. Barker and familial pressure to quit.

Chicago Ill Nelson L. Barnes John M. Barker Barnes Anna O. Barker Barker

Ejecting Aged Tenants On Fay Street Amid Standstill

On Fay street landlord Aronson threatens to remove the Stevens family from their home. He claims the garrison is reduced to two and tomorrow a constable will be sent if they do not move. He offered temporary housing and moving expenses, but the tenants refuse. The street returns to routine as the siege continues.

Fay Street Aronson

Will Try Oil Trust in Chicago

A federal grand jury in Cleveland reported no indictments against Standard Oil Company and the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern railway for violating interstate commerce laws due to lack of jurisdiction. The case and evidence will be moved to Chicago for formal proceedings.

Cleveland Federal Grand Jury Standard Oil Company Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Chicago Grand Sullivan United States Elkins

Coachman's Daughter Who Married Rich Man Dies

Philadelphia report notes the death of Anna T Brennan Biddle wife of J C Mercer Biddle. The 1902 marriage linked a young coachman's daughter to Philadelphia's elite, drawing wide social comment. Her illness spanned last spring with death from a complication of diseases.

Philadelphia Penn Anna T. Biddle J. C. Mercer Biddle Biddle Anna T. Brennan Charles Brennan

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