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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1907

Page

7

Woman Fights Off Assailant Near Cambridge Home

Cambridge police investigate an assault on Elizabeth S Frazer at 61 Creighton Street Tuesday after 10 30 pm. She fought the attacker who tried to drag her to the yard, causing a window break as her brother in law alarmed neighbors. The man is described as about 30, five feet four, 160 pounds in dark clothing. A possible peeping Tom was later reported on Hilliard Street.

Cambridge Elizabeth S Frazer Creighton Street Miss Frazer Hilliard Street Annie R. Fuller

Rev Edward A Horton to Deliver Fourth of July Oration at Faneuil Hall

Mayor Fitzgerald invites Rev Edward A Horton to speak at Faneuil Hall for the Fourth of July. Horton accepts. A Boston figure for 29 years, he leads the Unitarian Sunday School Society and has served as pastor at two churches. Born Springfield 1848, he fought in the Civil War as a landsman in Chicago, married with one daughter Ruth. Timothy W Coakley gave the oration last year.

Fitzgerald Edward A. Horton Faneuil Hall Horton Unitarian Sunday School Society Boston Second Church Beacon Street Unitarian Church Springfield Chicago Navy Dupont Ruth Timothy W. Coakley

Suffrage League condemns Booker T. Washington as Howard trustee

The Suffrage League of Boston met at the New Twelfth Baptist Church and voted to welcome the Niagara movement while denouncing Booker T. Washington’s election as a trustee of Howard University. The resolution attacked his support for industrial training for African Americans and criticized Secretary Taft.

Suffrage League of Boston Vicinity New Twelfth Baptist Shawmut Avenue Madison Street Booker T. Washington Howard University Gillette Taft Said

Drinker’s Bar Sparks Equity Fight Over Soft Drinks

Frank A. Epstein a druggist seeks an injunction to stop the Automatic Vaudeville Company from selling soda and other soft drinks at leased Tre mont row premises. The Buffalo respondent allegedly turned the dry goods lease into a temperance bar. Rent was 75 dollars monthly. Case postponed for two weeks.

Equity Superior Court Frank A. Epstein Tremont Row Automatic Vaudeville Company Buffalo Epstein

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