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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1900
Page
10
Ernest Geansibaugh, a barber, was arrested for selling Little Havana lottery tickets. He was fined 9600 in Roxbury Municipal Court and appealed. Police deny any link to a rumored confession by a city policemen and say rumors were printed without foundation.
Count Von Bulow, who recently celebrated his 61st birthday, presented the German Emperor with a net of china manufactured in Royal porcelain works.
Police reported three disappearances in South Boston. Gregory LaRosa aged 16 from A Street left home May 21 and has not been seen. Francis Greehan 18 from 26 Eighth Street vanished Thursday afternoon. Eight-year-old George Keefe of Liverpool Street East Boston was last seen on Decoration Day near his home wearing a white checked blouse and cadet cap.
Judge Lowell of the Circuit Court allows the American Woollen Company to proceed with its bankruptcy petition against Miner, Beal & Co. The company, disputing the assignment, refused 6 cents on the dollar and claimed that 100 cents could be paid.
Anna F Meyers former World Fair Lady Managers member faced Police Justice Martin on a shoplifting charge. She claimed drug influence and described long morphine use after the exposition. She sought a three month sentence and was granted. soon after release she returned to drugs.
John Lucas, who inherited 37000 dollars after his mother's death in Omaha, traveled to St Louis to rejoin his wife after an eighteen year separation. The couple, once torn by the elder Mrs Lucas, reunite as loyal partners with their 17 year old daughter.
Florence Irene Leonard of Arlington Georgia stood 300 feet above the Niagara River in the observation tower amid rain and wind all night. The tower keeper, delayed by duties, forgot the lone visitor after she paid for the ascent.
Several hundred followers gather in Boston for the annual communion services and meeting of the First Church of Christ Scientist at Norway and Falmouth streets. Delegations arrive from Cincinnati, the Midwest, and Chicago, with notable attendees including Judge William G. Ewing and Edward A. Kimball. a Norwegian delegate from Christiania attends. An 80 year old woman comes from Cedar Rapids Iowa.
The federal grand jury was called yesterday for Edward M. Maguire Weltham letter carrier charged with obstructing mail contents and Joseph Slocum of New Bedford held on a counterfeiting charge. An indictment was returned against Maguire and no bill in Slocum’s case. Maguire pleaded not guilty and was held on 1500 bail for the next session.
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