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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
5
A trio of sparrows pursued a mouse across Tremont Street near Park Street Church and into the Common, attracting a crowd for about two minutes around six last evening. A hansom nearly ran over the mouse, but it escaped to the curb while spectators urged fair play.
Police from Station 4 raided a joint at 9 Oxford Street arresting 13 Chinamen. Two fled onto the roof but were contained after Sergeant Canney intervened. Sing Low was captured on the ridgepole while others hid or fled. gambling paraphernalia was recovered.
Deputy Neal pursues a possible incendiary cause in the Revere Beach fire as State police follow a promising clue. Investigations stay secret while Chief Shaw gathers information along the beach and property holders observe the calm front amid strong winds.
Brockton report says James Leprey a 14 year old of 10 Loucraft avenue was struck by a horse and carriage on High street. Wheels passed over chest and left wrist. The driver, a woman, inquired about injuries and gave name and address. The boy laughed at the incident.
Lewis Vacapar 21 of 84 North Margin Street was approached near Brattle Street after leaving an employment bureau by a man who offered a job. He lent $6.50 for a supposed position and was left out of both money and work after the con.
Two mothers fight for custody of Margaret Davidson in East Boston Court. Margaret has lived with her foster mother Mrs. Davidson since youth after legal adoption, while her biological mother seeks possession. A July 12 hearing is set as Judge Clary weighs best interests amid concern over家庭 stability.
Miss Anna G Newcomb marries Elmer T Philbrick after a lengthy breach of promise case against George P Pillsbury. The defense and family quarrels are noted, with Mrs Newcomb denying use of court funds for a home. The ceremony was private at a local church.
Miss Jennie M. McGlinchy of Howard avenue Dorchester and Fred T. Strachan son of the late Colonel Strachan wed in St. Peter's rectory Dorchester Tuesday at 7 30 pm The Rev Father Blunt officiated Attendants included Miss Maud C McGlinchy and best man William Strachan A wedding supper followed at the bride’s mother 63 Howard avenue They plan a South tour then reside at Elm Hill Chambers Roxbury home to friends after a Sept 12 reception.
In Auburndale on June 7 a romance that began at the sick bed of the groom’s mother culminated in the marriage of Miss Blanche Wallace to Frederick Forde at the Church of the Messiah. The bride’s parents initially opposed the match but later blessed the union.
Edward G Tyrrel and Cecilia Joyce of Roxbury were married yesterday morning at the Mission Church by Rev Charles Hoff. The bride wore a gown of satin and tulle and was attended by her cousin Miss Annie Ridge. After a wedding trip to Ireland the couple will reside in Roxbury.
Strong on Window Attractions Not many stores spend time on displays. Wolf's My Clothier Hanover and Portland streets creates original effects with each window. A splendid stretch from Washington to Portland showcases an unequalled display opportunity.
The notice warns readers with fainting spells chest pains and breathing difficulties that may indicate heart trouble and urges immediate action without delay to seek help or treatment. It emphasizes the risk of sudden fatality and advises prompt response.
Promotes Dr Miles New Heart Cure as a remedy for heart and blood trouble with a testimonial from John K Todd of Uniopolis Ohio claiming full relief after six bottles. Offers first bottle benefit plus money back if unsatisfied.
Two young newlyweds from Massachusetts vanished in late May 1905. Lizzie Williams aged 18, wife of photographer Arthur Williams of Haverhill, disappeared May 22 1905. She is 5 feet 4 inches, fair, blue eyes, 140 pounds, last seen in a short Eton jacket with a black picture hat. Bessie Derby aged 18, wife of Arthur Derby of Lynn, disappeared May 20 1905. She is 5 feet 9 inches, sallow, brown eyes, 130 pounds, wearing a long auto cloak with a black hat and skirt.
Mrs Lizzie Williams wife of Arthur Williams photographer and Mrs Bessie Derby wife of Arthur Derby former foreman shoe cutter vanish from Haverhill days apart. A Post reporter uncovers they may be together in town and seen boarding the 5 15 train to Boston.
M J Harty and two Elks representatives escorted McCloskey's body from Cambridge after it was found in the Mohawk River. The group planned to bring the casket to Albany and then back to Boston for a funeral likely at the Cambridge home of McCloskey's sister, with Elks in charge. Harty suggested the victim may have fallen from a speeding train, noting injuries were not likely caused by a living person.
Fire Commissioner Wells granted William A. Forter an extra day off for off duty help at the Revere Beach blaze last Sunday. Lawrence Donoghue received an extra day off for stopping a runaway horse. Michael F. Silva earned a veterans certificate for seven years of meritorious service. Transfers: J J Driscoll to Engine 8, T F Ryan to Engine 26 85, C A Fernald to Engine 41, Vv P Maguire to Engine 43, J T Powell to Engine 28.
The Newspaper Drivers and Helpers Union picnic is set for July 4 at Caledonia Grove with Ryan's Orchestra. Two baseball games are scheduled for forenoon and afternoon along with running and bicycle races. Committee members include H Winer chairman and E I Levine secretary among others. Tickets available from members wearing local button No 29.
Dr Rachael Kemball of Buffalo New York and Miss Maud Steinbach of Milwaukee share personal experiences endorsing Peruna. Kemball cites relief from catarrhal conditions and a positive health impact after using it herself. Steinbach reports rapid improvement from nervous exhaustion and bearing down pains after starting Peruna. She urges other women to consider it for female ailments. Address Dr S B Hartman for free medical advice.
Two Harvard weddings stirred Boston society yesterday as brides and grooms both hailed from the university. One bride’s father was General W A Bancroft, famed as an oarsman, while the other groom was Francis Lee Higginson Jr captain of the 1900 crew.
Miss Hetty A. Sargent married Francis Lee Higginson Jr at Trinity Church in Boston yesterday afternoon. The ceremony featured white duchess satin gowns and a six yard train, with a reception at the bride’s Dartmouth Street home and plans to sail for Europe before returning to Magnolia in August.
Miss Catherine Bancroft married William D. Haviland at Haviland Bancroft Shepard Memorial Church Cambridge at noon. Rev Dr Alexander McKenzie officiated. Attendants included Renee M Haviland and bridesmaids from Boston Lexington and New York. Afterward a large reception at 12 Ware Street. The couple will reside in Limoges France with the groom’s father in his manufacturing business.
The committee of management of the B. Y. M. A. camp nears opening on Sandy Island Lake Winnipesaukee. Preparations are complete and indications point to an excellent season. Several have already registered for accommodations. A camp rally will be held at the association building on Monday evening June 19.
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