03 Jun 1903
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
7
The Post reminds readers to consult the Editorial page for the Short Story competition guidelines. It outlines entry requirements, submission format, and judging criteria.
A speaker recalls a runaway auto causing chaos on Yerrington Street. Eddie Gray crashes through a window, stirs a confrontation with Miss Harrow, and risks a house explosion while rescuing her. The narrator ends by blaming Gray as an inconsiderate beast after a hospital rescue.
London June 2 Fifteen hundred delegates of the co operative societies of the United Kingdom adopt a resolution protesting any tampering with free trade policy by preferential tariffs There were only three dissentients The speakers condemned Colonial Secretary Chamberlains tariff proposals.
Berlin reports Emperor William has commissioned an eight horsepower automobile built by Deutz. The machine reportedly includes sensational mechanical improvements, though no details are disclosed.
Long Island politics heat up as Mrs. Alice N. Lincoln and acting Mayor Doyle clash with calls for an official probe. Henry Dobbins files a complaint seeking investigation into island conditions, while Dr. Grainger faces criticism over remarks about Dobbins. Dr. Hartwell refuses to discuss matter, deferring to Mrs. Lincoln.
Observant Citizen Frank M. Archer and his Boston New York circles celebrate the birth of an eight pound boy at 817 Beacon street on Monday evening June 1. Mrs Archer is reported doing well and congratulations are extended to both parents.
Second Mate Johnson of the Bath Maine schooner Edward E Barry, capt Dudley, is held in Boston for murder after a voyage from Philadelphia to Boston. The Seminole delivered him to U S marshals after a deadly confrontation with J Finch a West Indian crew member at Block Island. Johnson pleads self defense. trial set for next Tuesday. The案SS includes Finch’s body and notes Johnson’s injury from the attack.
Sister Gonzaga said there was nothing to be said about the changes in the Carney Hospital surgical staff and no ill feeling. A 10 year agreement with Dr. Munroe was cited as a stabilizing factor. Other resignations were described as not questioned. some surgeons view the hospital as a stepping stone to larger institutions. Dr Munroe declined further comment.
Mrs. Hester Woodhull, about 80, loses a breach of promise suit against 26-year-old Harold L. Schwarz for 20.09. She admitted at trial she was married to another for nearly 60 years when the promise was made. Schwarz says she is the victim of a cruel joke.
Auburn N Y June 2 Bitter litigation is promised over the estate of Albert S Burtis who died at Springside a pool hall operator and gambler left an estate valued at 1 000 000 to 1 500 000 His sole legatee is Miss Burgess a likely fiancée A rival claimant alleges she was Burtis common law wife and seeks a share with other contenders expected Burtis from Akron son of Cary Burtis a western frontier figure whose life included a Wyoming feud and a deadly shooting at a hotel supper table before returning to the East to amass his fortune
The Pig's Head Social Club of market men held a feast at the New England Hotel with roasted pigs heads as the delicacy. A 180 pound black bear killed in Maine last hunting season was roasted whole as part of the event. Officers listed include Charles Bohn as president and A L Menzer as vice president with J J Donnelly as treasurer. Harry Harding is noted as a star member.
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