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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1911

Page

4

G A R Commander Henry E F Conant Dies in New Hampshire

Henry E F Conant, department commander of the Grand Army of the Republic in New Hampshire and former grand commander of the Knights of Malta in Maine and New Hampshire, died at age 68 at his home in Concord. He leaves a family.

Goncord N. H Henry EF. Conant Grand Army of the Republic of

Curious Swimman Calculates City Salvation Costs

New York reports Patrick Drum jumped overboard from the Majestic near mid sea en route from Liverpool. After a brief rescue, Drum claims Indianapolis has the highest cost per salvation at 620 dollars, with other cities yielding 545 to 75 dollars per saved soul based on church maintenance funds and church accessions.

New York Majestic Liverpool Patrick Drum Drum Indianapolis New York City Boston Denver Chicago New Orleans Atlanta

Woman Loses $11,000 Stock In Escape From Waste Basket

Annie R Tower administratrix of the late Wesley A Rand estate reports 50 shares of Boston and Albany Railroad stock valued at about 11000 lost after being brushed into a waste paper basket and removed with refuse. Duplicate shares will be issued. The stock stood in Rand's name and was dated February 18 1901.

Boston & Albany Railroad Company Wesley A. Rand Annie R. Tower Hancock Avenue Miss Tower Henrietta Rand Boston

Club Women as Divorce Judges in Tacoma Trial

In Tacoma Washington on July 27 three prominent club women sat as advisory judges of the evidence in a divorce case over a 19 month old girl's custody. Judge J M Easterday presided marking the first time in the state that women sat with a court to decide a case.

Tacoma Wash J. M. Easterday

Costs $450 to Save Each Soul in Boston

Winona Lake July 27 Billy Sunday, the baseball evangelist, conducting meetings here, has cost figures and aims in his revival effort. Local reports note calculated costs per convert as evangelistic outreach continues in the city.

Boston Winona Lake Billy Sunday

New York Engagement to Wed Chicago Broker and Waldorf Cashier

In New York on July 27 William A Lincoln a Chicago broker and kinsman of President Lincoln plans to wed Mrs Lillian Carman cashier at the Waldorf Astoria after divorcing Milton Carman She says Cupid prompted the match and the couple anticipate marrying next month Carman has worked at the Waldorf six years and recently became cashier Lincoln 38 a University of Chicago graduate and former mining engineer says the wedding date will not be published until August 1

New York William A. Lincoln Chicago Abraham Lincoln Lillian Carman Bradley Martin Waldorf Astoria Carman Milton Carman Boston Lincoln Mrs. Carman the Waldorf Mr. Lincoln Cupid Massachusetts H. L. Stewart Boldt University of Chicago Colorado Montana Waldorf Alstoria West Car

Widow seeks new finger for gifted musician

Mrs Reginald Waldorf a wealthy Philadelphia widow now in Los Angeles lost her right forefinger in a crude accident and is offering a substantial reward for a donor finger The physician advertising says she is willing to pay several thousand dollars The required finger measurements were detailed in a plaster cast specimen for the donor and the appeal notes the need to restore her ability to play music again.

New York Reginald Waldorf Philadelphia Los Angeles Fred B. West

Miss Lillian Finn and Mr Carman Separate for Years

Miss Lillian Finn of Schenectady New York and Mr Carman have lived apart for several years according to friends. Mrs Carman's brother Claude Finn once worked at the Waldorf Astoria, living at 135 Lexington Avenue.

Lillian Finn Schenectady, N. Y Mr. Carman

Two Jewish Homes to Consolidate in Mattapan and Dorchester

The Leopold Morse Home in Mattapan and the new Home for Destitute Jewish Children in Dorchester plan to consolidate. Federated Jewish Charities directors approved the move last Tuesday. A committee including Louis Hecht, Nathan L. Amster, Joseph M. Herman, Samuel L. Dana, Oscar Grosberg and Levi Herman will negotiate and report to the federation.

Leopold Morse Mattapan Dorchester Federated Jewish Charities A. C. Ratshesky Federation Louis Hecht Nathan L. Amster Joseph M. Herman Samuel L. Dana Oscar Grosberg Levi Herman

New Corn Cure A Marvel Revelation

A vintage promotion touts GETS-IT as a painless corn remedy. It claims rapid two second application, skin safety, and a money back guarantee. Sold by druggists for 25 cents or direct from E. Lawrence & Co. Chicago.

E. Lawrence & Co Chicago Boston Riker- Jaynes

Suspender Buttons Save Man From Fall

Julius Katz of 244 Harold Street Roxbury escaped serious injury after jumping from a second floor window at 340 Harrison Avenue during a police raid. Katz and seven others were found with gaming equipment and $21. His suspenders hooked on the blinds and held him, until Patrolman Flaherty freed him.

Julius Katz Harold Street Roxbury Harrison Avenue Katz Flaherty

Original Plymouth Dry Gin Dominates World Market

Coates & Co. produced the Black Friar's Distillery gin since 1793 and it remains the leading Dry Gin. Its unique flavor is highlighted as ideal for rickeys, fizz, or cocktails, promising a pleasingly surprising taste.

Plymouth Coates & Co Black Friar’s

Woman Aboard Cymric Goes Mad En Route to Immigration

Nellie Watson aged 50 a second class passenger from Ireland on the White Star liner Cymric became violently insane yesterday while being transported from the Charlestown wharf to the Immigration Bureau at Long wharf. She fought patrolmen officials and longshoremen during restraint attempts.

Nellie Watson Ireland Charlestown Immigration Bureau Longwharf

Woman’s mental breakdown after missed wharf meeting

A woman awaiting a man at the wharf grew increasingly anxious when he failed to appear. The Cymrie arrived at 10 o'clock yesterday and Miss Watson, arriving from Ireland, packed her belongings as she prepared to wed upon meeting. Since the man did not arrive, she grew more nervous and was moved to the immigration bureau by 3 o'clock. An immigrant wagon transported her across the city.

Cymrie Miss Watson Ireland Immigration Bureau

Woman fights officers during detention aboard ship

An Irish woman resisted attempts to place her in detention aboard a liner. Seven men struggled to remove her from a wagon, up stairs, and into a detention pen, with torn clothes and scratched faces. A physician declared her insane. immigration officials decide whether she will be sent back to Ireland or to Austin Farm.

Long Wharf Commissioner Billings Miss Watson Ireland Austin Farm

Scissors Found Inside Woman After Surgery

A 55 year old woman Lavina Dunn of Youngstown Ohio had a pair of surgeon's scissors sewn inside her abdomen after a prior operation. Surgeons removed the implements after months of mysterious illness. She had endured a year of pain and was near death before the discovery. A lawsuit is threatened.

Youngstown Lavina Dunn

Sues Wife Over Bulldogs in Equity Case

Edwin Q. Cole a Toronto resident and Lexington former resident asks East Cambridge Superior Court for an injunction to prevent his wife from disposing of three bulldogs and some furniture. The couple have been apart since her separate support suit alleging cruelty and statutory offences. she previously secured a $3000 attachment against his estate.

Edwin Q. Cole Lexington Mr. Cole Toronto Superior Court of East Cambridge Cole

Father Cummins to Hold a Tombola Festival

The Church of the Sacred Heart Roslindale prepares a mid summer tombola on church grounds at Brown avenue and Ashland street tomorrow. Rev John F Cummins, famed for Boston barbecues, directs arrangements to reproduce festival features for thousands from Greater Boston.

Church of the Sacred Heart Roslindale Brown Avenue Ashland Street John F. Cummins Boston Father Cummins

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