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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
7
Mercedes Herschman weighs a life changing choice as Joe Rodman and Miles plot to drain professor Rodman’s fortune. A mother's warning to Arline and Miles ends with Miles dead by his own hand after forgery charges and a failed escape, as justice closes in.
Paris dispatch reports E. H. Harriman arrived from London and, at Cherbourg, failed to obtain a special train to Paris, traveling instead on the regular boat train.
Mr Arthur L. Fletcher and Mr William F. Ayers depart June 9 aboard the Lusitania for R. H. White Company. Fletcher will visit England Germany Austria and France for toilet and leather goods plus cutlery. Ayers goes to England Scotland Ireland Germany Austria Switzerland and France for linens white goods and blankets. They expect to return about August 1.
The mayor bans Salome and The Queen of the Moulin Rouge and forms a censorship board to block future productions. Prominent clergy and reform leaders across Massachusetts praise the move as a moral uplift, urging support for cleaner theater in Boston.
Governor Draper released James Bryce statement about a Southampton England movement to establish a memorial to the Pilgrim Fathers who sailed from there on August 21 1620. The project aims to honor the voyage and roots of the early settlers with a lasting monument.
Charles A. Boardman, 37, of Roxbury, who twice tried to force entry at Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy’s Chestnut Hill home, was found insane by city physicians and sent to the Westboro Insane Hospital.
A young man under twenty asks if he should marry a girl one year his senior despite objections. The reply argues one year age difference is trivial and praises honesty, noting women may hide age to avoid harsh judgments.
A 22 year old woman asks if it is right to invite a young man two years her junior who visited Sundays for a month before moving away for work. The response endorses a heart to heart talk and notes his letters will reveal his feelings, suggesting invitation if appropriate.
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