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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
5
General Frederick D. Grant will open the school of war at Pine Plains New York next Monday morning with three Massachusetts infantry regiments the Second Sixth and Eighth to participate in the program.
The Second Regiment at Greenfield the Sixth at Fitchburg and the Eighth at North Station Boston will join a First Brigade under Brigadier General Embury P. Clark. The Eighth departs in sections from 4 05 to 4 35 PM. A 3000 man regular force joins 12000 militia for General Grant's encampment with a noon rendezvous at De Ferrats New York. Automobiles will be tested for military use during the encampment.
Mrs. Ida Oshlag, graduate of the Massachusetts College of Physicians and Surgeons, says marriage and motherhood need not block a woman's success in higher education. She asserts women can pursue demanding careers while raising a family.
For nearly two years Mrs. Oshlag has lived in Boston with her Polish maid and her two year old baby as she studies. Her class included many men two or three Japanese and five colored men. Mrs. Oshlag is a doctor as is her husband and her elder son aged 11 plans to study medicine.
Lawrence report states Councilman Bernard J. Bresnahan and Miss Rose Watson were married in St Marys Church with Rev Father James T O Reilly officiating. Attendants were Joseph Shine and Miss Grace Watson.
A heat induced itching rash is claimed to be cured by wetting the skin with X Zalia. The liquid allegedly stops rash spread relieves itching and heals the flesh quickly.
Two victims of the Pact tragedy are laid to rest in Essex as two homes on Spring Street show crepe at doors. George Alden Gorten and Mrs Thomas E Bowe are mourned. tomorrow two funeral processions will enter Spring Street Cemetery together with Mrs Bowe’s husband beside her bier all day.
In a rural district, a man is found dead and his wife accused. upstairs his seven year old daughter Edith initially feared poisoned but is said to be hysterical. A four year old daughter sits nearby as relatives gather for the family.
Manila reports on a government plan to construct a fleet of swift cutters to curb smuggling in the southern islands. The effort targets illicit traffic in dutiable goods between Borneo and foreign points and Mindanao in the Jolo group.
The King and Queen leave Madrid for the royal palace at La Granja. The King travels by automobile with the baby prince, while the Queen rides the train.
Miss Elizabeth Coolidge of Boston married Maunsell Schieffelin Crosby of New York at Trinity Church Lenox today. A small gathering due to the bride’s mother illness included Bertha Coolidge and John Hall Wheelock with Frederick Porter Vinton giving away the bride. The couple had a wedding breakfast at Curtis Hotel and plan a honeymoon at Grasmere on the Hudson before sailing to Europe.
Miss Catherine Sabine, a Vincent Club social figure, married Raymond Oveson Harvard Class of 1906 at the Church of Our Saviour Longwood. The ceremony was led by Rev Reginald H Howe with a Newport maid of honor and Harvard classmates as ushers. The couple planned a July departure for a year abroad after a reception at the groom’s parents’ home.
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