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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1922

Page

6

Harriman Family Drama Weaves Marriage with Old Grievances

Anthony Harriman, a science figure from a New York family, weds Charlotte Graves in a tale of class pride and family strife. Evelyn Harriman, Edith Comstock, Abner Graves, and Nick Fowler figure in a web of past loyalties, jealousies, and accusations as events unfold in The Eyes of the World.

Anthony Harriman New York Gdney Charlotte Graves Abner Graves Charlotte Abner Lesa Evelyn Harriman Edith Comstock Anthony Hares Nick Fowler Harrimans

The Return of Nick and a Tangled Valentine Affair

The tale centers on Tony Harriman and his wife Charlotte at a country club dance. Tony suspects Charlotte's actions around Nick Fowler, a Grants family visitor, and clashes with his mother Mrs. Harriman over the couple’s strained marriage. Charlotte relishes Nick's attention but risks exposing a hidden longing that Tony may misinterpret.

To be continued tomorrow and each day thereafter

A note indicates serial coverage will continue daily in the Daily and Sunday Post until a full completion is achieved. The brief promises ongoing installments and consistent publication cadence across days. The message emphasizes continuity and planned continuation of reporting.

Pocahontas Statue Unveiled In Jamestown Funded By All

William Justin Mann notes the Pocahontas Memorial Association raised funds for the Jamestown statue unveiled yesterday. He cites Pocahontas legend’s enduring appeal and Massachusetts ties through Captain John Smith, praising Indian friendship in early New England and quoting Gov. Edward Everett’s 1837 speech to Sacs and Foxes.

Jamestown Pocahontas Memorial Association John Smith Massachusetts Virginia New England Pocahontas Boston Edward Everett Masachusetts Samoset Massasoit Squanto Plymouth Miantonomo Roger Williams Red Man

Exams for Brighton Seminary Admissions Set June 24

Entrance exams for priesthood studies in the Boston archdiocese to be held at St. John’s Ecclesiastical Seminary Brighton on June 24. Applicants aiming for Brighton or Rome must test that day and notify Rector Rt Rev John B Peterson promptly. Each candidate brings a sealed pastor testimonial and a college certificate of character and success in studies.

Brighton St. John’s Ncclesiastical Seminary Archdiocese of Boston American College Rome John B. Peterson

Baby Hippo Performs Potatoes Stunt for Charity

A playful fundraising appeal invites donations to the Children's Hippo Fund to sponsor a stunt where a baby hippo allegedly eats a bucket of potatoes in a single mouthful. The item frames the act as a comic spectacle to benefit children.

Children’s Hippo Fund

Symon Held on Assault Charge After Broadhurst Attack

John Burness Symon of Symon Brothers San Francisco is held on $5000 bond by U S Commissioner J Frank Supplee Jr after assault on George Broadhurst playwright and Broadhurst Theatre manager aboard the steamship Columbia arriving in Baltimore from San Francisco. Police and DOJ agents acted on wireless notice.

Baltimore John Burness Symon Symon Brothers San Francisco United States J. Frank Supplee, Jr George Broadhurst Broadhurst Theatre New York Symon Department of Justice Columbia

Attack on Official Described as Practically Murderous Assault

After a conference with US District Attorney Robert R. Carman, Broadhurst filed charges against Symon and had him arrested. At the hearing Broadhurst described a May 26 attack in his stateroom with Lyman striking and kicking him, leaving him semi conscious. he remains under medical care.

United States Robert R. Carman Broadhurst Symon

Too Much Wife to Go to War

A divorce was granted Peter Louis Smith of Hackettstown National Bank from his wife Beatrice on desertion grounds. Mrs. Smith, now in advertising, charged he treated her as a toy and ignored her mind. She recalled his wartime reply when she asked about his country duty.

Newark N. J Peter Louis Smith Hackettstown National Bank Beatrice

Balloons Race for U S International Team

Indications show an Army Navy and independent balloon will represent the United States in Switzerland for the international races. Only Lieut Reed remains unaccounted for over the Great Lakes after 13 starters. Honeywell and Westover landed long distances in Missouri and near Quebec.

Chicago Associated Press Army Navy United States Switzerland W. F. Reed Milwaukee Great Lakes R. BE. Honeywell St. Louis Joplin Oscar Westover Washington Lake St. John Quebec Canada Major Westover Mr. Honeywell Lieutenant Reed

Heavy truck breaks North Reading bridge

A 16 ton truck loaded with woolen and cotton goods broke through the North Reading wooden bridge on the main turnpike from Lawrence and Lowell to Salem and plunged into the Ipswich river. Driver Charles L. Matthews of New Bedford escaped by leaping to the roadway at the far end as the vehicle and cargo submerged.

North Reading Lowell Salem Lawrence Ipswich Charles L. Matthews New Bedford

Jury Acquits Dr Stevens in Manslaughter Case

Dr. Michael M. Stevens of Woburn was found not guilty by a Middlesex Superior Court jury in East Cambridge of manslaughter in the death of Miss Grace Logue of Everett. Jurors returned a 45 minute verdict announced by Foreman John A Hezlitt as friends congratulated the physician.

Michael M. Stevens Woburn Grace Logue Everett Middlesex Superior Court East Cambridge John A. Hezlitt Cambridge Stevens Ruth Logue

Collections for St John’s Seminary in Boston Archdiocese

The annual collection for St John’s Ecclesiastical Seminary in Brighton will be taken up tomorrow. Cardinal O’Connell’s letter to the diocese clergy cites the need for seminary expansion to meet growing pastoral needs in the Boston archdiocese.

St. John's Ecclesiastical Seminary Brighton American College Rome Boston Cardinal O'Connell

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Press Publishing Co New York Evening World Maurice Ketten Catton THE Nick Janice Tony Mrs. Harriman Giants Ony Edith Hastings Clara Hastings Jotte Mr. Fowler Castoria BY William Justin Mann Independent U. S JURY DR. Stevens ST. John’s Seminary Dr. True L. H. Peters
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