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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1902

Page

7

Convention Plans For American Park And Outdoor Art Association

A meeting at the Twentieth Century Club outlined arrangements for the Boston convention on August 6 and 7. Attendees included Dick J. Crosby of the Agriculture Department and Harvard president Charles W. Eliot, with representation from the Appalachian Mountain Club and Massachusetts Horticultural Society. A second planning session is planned in about two weeks.

Twentieth Century Club Appalachian Mountain Club Massachusetts Horticultural Society American Park and Outdoor Art Association Boston Dick J. Crosby Department of Agriculture Washington Eliot Harvard College Association John C. Olmstead Frederick Olmstead Edwin S.S. Start American Forestry Association J. Woodward Manning Win Howe Boston Park Commission Sylvester Baxter

Allen Wil Case in Court over Mrs Allen Will

The case to contest the will of Hannah Lee Allen who died March 11 1900 opens in Supreme Court with Judge Loring hearing. Contestants Helen Hooper and Emma Tenney claim lack of sound mind and undue influence. Witnesses describe the testatrix as mentally alert and notes on the value of disputed property.

Hannah Lee Allen Loring Supreme Court Helen F. Hooper Emma R. Tenney Colson Andreas Blume

Charged with Polygamy in City Court

Catharine McGough, living with relatives at 77 Dover Street, was taken to police headquarters charged with polygamy. She is to be arraigned this morning. Police say she married Samuel L. McGough in the city in 18 and, at age 17, in 1900, married Daniel B. Cullinan in Providence, Rhode Island.

Catharine McGough Dover Street Catharine Samuel L. McGough Daniel B. Cullinan Providence R. I

Special train to Minneapolis for NEA teachers from Boston

A through train for the NEA teachers and friends leaves Boston at 950 a m on July 5 for Minneapolis, arriving early July 7 in time for convention opening. Round trip price is 29 50 plus 2 membership with meals on board. Reserve early by addressing the District Passenger Agent, Canadian Pacific Railway, 3044 Washington Street, Boston.

Boston Minneapolis Canadian Pacific Railway Washington Street

Post's Illustrated Menu Luncheon and Dessert Recipes

A slice by slice luncheon guide outlines a dessert and cake making process. It includes a strawberry ice recipe using gelatin, lemon juice and sugar, and a spice cake method with butter sugar spices lemon molasses and soda in sour milk. Chocolate sauce is made with melted chocolate sugar water and hot milk topped with whipped cream.

Patterson Defends Miles At Reform Club Dinner

Senator Thomas M. Patterson of Colorado spoke at the Massachusetts Reform Club dinner on imperialism defense and alleged War Department knowledge of Philippine cruelties. Other speakers condemned U.S. conduct in the Philippines and urged national repentance and public accountability.

Thomas M. Patterson Colorado Massachusetts Reform Club Hotel Somerset War Department Philippines Miles Roosevelt Clay MacCauley Edward Atkinson Philippine Charles Francis Adams Moorfield Storey Henry W. Lamb Gamaliel Bradford Winslow Warren Patterson Great Britain Senate France United States

Molloy Reveals British Cruelty in Boer Camps

In a postwar letter Molloy describes brutal Boer camp treatment at Bermuda. He cites harsh drills, harsh lashings feared by black troops, and prisoners collapsing from weight loss and illness. He claims prisoners are moved sickly and fatigued, unable to sleep the first nights, with the facts substantiated by witnesses.

Republic Molloy Bermuda St. George

Want Molloy Released From British Held Prisoner

Resolutions passed by Major N J O Connor Company 4 of the Spanish War Veterans of South Boston urge the government to secure the return of Boston resident James L Molloy, held as a prisoner of war by Britain in Bermuda. The measures move to Congressman Naphen, with similar actions by General Sanger Camp 16 in Lynn and a State Board meeting next week. Molloy, a battalion sergeant major in the Ninth Massachusetts during the Spanish War, would be brought home at the veterans' expense if released.

N. J. O'Connor Spanish War Veterans of South Boston James L. Molloy Boston Bermuda Congressman Naphen General Sanger Lynn State Board Molloy Congress Ninth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Lawrence State Department

Everett Health Official Resigns After Smallpox Case

Everett June 6 Dr. G E Whitehill of the Board of Health resigns following a stormy interview with Mayor Bruce over a smallpox case. It was charged that Whitehill allowed a man with smallpox to walk from one doctor's office to another.

Everett G. E. Whitehill Board of Health Bruce Whitehill

First Brigade Begins Camp At South Framingham

June 6 First Brigade M V M camps on the old State muster field at South Framingham ahead of the official seven day tour of duty starting June 7 Governor’s day will occur during the week Brigadier General Mathews and staff on field with Captain Webber and Captain Sanborn promoted to staff positions Major Guy Murchie former Roosevelt aide also on Governor Crane’s staff Lieutenant W C Stevens assumes signal officer role Brigadier Embury Clark and Lt Col Edwin Shumway lead veteran Second Army officers Captain Edwin G Barrett commands the camp Six has new adjutant Captain W M Lindsay and 11 companies with Company K from Southbridge absent due to smallpox concerns

South Framingham Old State Jake Landy W. O. Webber Fred W. Wellington State Militia William B. Emery Pegan Hill Mathews Webber Sanborn Guy Murchie Roosevelt Governor Crane Signal Corps W. C. Stevens Lovett Fighting Second Embury P. Clark Edwin R. Shumway Edwin G. Barrett Darling W. M. Lindsay Southbridge

Kaiser to See Wilhelmina in German Rhine Visit

Emperor Wilhelm II plans a meeting with Queen Wilhelmina at Hieder Wesel on the Rhine as she travels to Castle Schaumburg in the Lahn valley for a period of convalescence.

Amsterdam Wil Ham Wilhelmina Hieder Wesel Rhine Castle Schaumburg Lahn

Dr Hartman Offers Free Summer Treatment for Women

Dr Hartman famed gynecologist and Peruna inventor promotes free treatment for women during summer. He claims catarrh is the root of most female illness and that Peruna cures it anywhere. Readers urged to write for free advice, with confidential correspondence and testimonials from patients.

Dr. Hartman Hartman America Peruna 38Th St New York City Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Lizzie Sneathing Ohio

Narrow trench swallows contractor horse on Washington corner

A subsided trench under Washington and Garland streets trapped contractor D J Scully's carriage horse for about an hour. Police, veterinarians, and bystanders helped extricate the animal as a crowd of nearly a thousand gathered. No serious injuries reported. a possible damage suit looms.

Water Department Washington and Garland Streets Cambridge Poston D. J. Scully Massachusetts Avenue Washington Dover Street Garland Street Madison Place Mr. Scully Lawrence McNamara Daniel Sheehy Scully Augusta Division 5 Dedham Street Village Street Waite and Dennessey Garland

Ford will filed after murder by brother in New York

The will of Paul Leicester Ford, murdered by his brother Malcolm Ford, was filed in New York. The widow is named residuary legatee. W. C. Ford of Boston receives two Brooklyn houses and custody of Ford’s books and library with a bequest to transfer them to the New York Public Library at death. Sister Mrs Roswell Skeel Jr. gets 5000. Malcolm is not mentioned.

New York Paul Leicester Ford Malcolm Ford W. C. Ford Boston Brooklyn New York Public Library Roswell Skeel, Jr Malcolm

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