Foundation Dollars Now 10 Cents With Basis Change
Unclear fragment mentions a foundation and a price adjustment to 10 cents. Details incomplete regarding scope, date, or governing body. No identifiable individuals or organizations clearly stated.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1903
Page
7
Unclear fragment mentions a foundation and a price adjustment to 10 cents. Details incomplete regarding scope, date, or governing body. No identifiable individuals or organizations clearly stated.
Bangor reports floods of smoke as fires burn vast areas of Aroostook and northern Maine. Landowners estimate million-dollar losses while towns fight to save farms and railroad property. A Lit tleton couple loses home and possessions. others endure anxious waits as fires resist containment.
His Grace Archbishop Williams named Rev. Father Peter Ronan pastor of St. Peter's Church Meeting House Hill Dorchester as diocesan consultor a high mark of honor for the clergy of the diocese.
East Boston prepares for a large July Fourth parade and a night before bonfire. Major Ainsley R. Hooper named chief marshal with a sizable planning staff. Local clubs, Chinatown delegates, and regional groups contribute floats and features while a massive bonfire is readied with funds and site planning underway.
The headquarters hosts the nightly reception for entries. The ad visory board will meet tomorrow night at the association rooms to discuss the agenda.
Ralph M. Hale, former newspaper man and Harvard English assistant instructor, named literary editor of the Ladies' Home Journal. Hale, an A. B. graduate, taught history and English and hails from Beverly after graduating Beverly High School six years ago.
Chelsea police and Garfield avenue residents hunted late into the night for Elena Tucker an insane woman who escaped from her nurse at 119 Garfield avenue She was last seen pacing in front of her home at midnight and woods and marshes near Woodlawn were searched fearing she may have harmed herself She is described as five feet four inches tall 120 pounds with short hair wearing a black jacket gray skirt and no hat
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