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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
2
The ad promotes Sack suits in fancy fabrics with perfect tailoring. It emphasizes durable fit that retains shape and says the quality is strong for the price. The copy invites customers to buy a suit of this make at a rare value.
The Christian Herald received a response from the Russian police director detailing the Kishineff outbreak. The statement blames economic and religious tensions between Russians and Jews, cites the Easter riot, police failures, and subsequent martial law actions, with officials dismissed and rioters imprisoned.
New York reports Hester Woodhull aged eighty still admires her former suitor Henry Schwarz. After losing a breach of promise suit she plans to leave New Jersey, selling property and noting Schwarz’s parents influenced the match. She says she wouldn’t blame him and might speak if they met.
General Bancroft has finalized plans for the Hooker parade on June 25 with staff officers named. Divisions include Hooker Brigade and veteran associations with detailed assembly points on Boston Common and the Charles Street mall lineup from 10:30 a.m. onward.
The Maria ss. Auxium Christianorum plans a day of events beginning with a 2 Charter Street assembly at 2 am, a parade with the Roma Band through North End streets, and high mass at St. Leonard's Church on Prince Street. A band concert and fireworks cap the evening at North End Park.
The Hamburg Amerika line ship Deutschland, stuck for 24 hours, was freed at high water by seven vessels and its own screws. It entered deep water and proceeded to sea under escort, with passengers amused by the delay. Watchers included Charles T. Yerkes and Mrs J Ogden Armour among others.
Plans by W P Gerrish for a 25 inch reflecting telescope at the Harvard Observatory will be mounted in the photographic department next fall. A Clark & Sons Cambridge build the mirror, making Harvard’s star photography equipment among the world’s best.
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