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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1908

Page

5

North River death ends mystery of Dorchester socialite

The body of Eva Briel Werner, wife of shoe dealer Frederick A. Werner, was identified in the North River by her brother. Relatives say she took her own life after grieving her lost baby and suffering melancholia, ending a long search.

North River New York Frederick A. Werner Dorchester London England Christian S. Briel Post Briel Ashmont Street Werner Boston Carl Briel Eva Dorchester District Freder

Jamaica Plain Robbers Seize Home Seeker

Edward Seeler of 128 Green Street Jamaica Plain reported two thieves broke into his home while he was away. They entered by a rear window and restrained him, but nothing was stolen. Seeler identified John W. Bryan of 26 Fulson Street Jamaica Plain, and Patrolmen Eagan and McAdams arrested him on breaking and entering charges.

Edward Seeler Green Street Jamaica Plain Seeler John W. Bryan Fulson

Stevens Sued for Alienation in Newburyport

Moses A. Stevens, a prominent local grocer and political figure in Newburyport, is named in a $10,000 suit by John A. Ilsley, an electric car conductor from Newbury, alleging alienation of Ilsley’s wife. The action was made public today via City Solicitor Fred H. Tilton of Haverhill, through his office. Stevens is married with one child.

Newburyport Moses A. Stevens John A. Ilsley Newbury Ilsley Fred H. Tilton Haverhill Stevens

Actress Catherine Fales Granted Divorce In Providence

Mrs. Catherine Harris Fales fainted in court as Judge Sweetland awarded Warren R. Fales the divorce. She said she will return to the stage and will not remarry, blaming public scrutiny and scandal for her woes. The trial highlighted her alleged mistreatment and financial strain.

Providence Catherine Harris Fales Sweetland Warren R. Fales

Contest Over Brooks Wills in Somerville Probate Court

Judge William F. Dana and the Somerville Home for Aged People contest the 60 000 estate of Hannah W. Brooks. Two wills dated 1904 and 1901 filed in East Cambridge probate court name Dana and his sisters as primary heirs or Mary Ellen Perry as executrix with the Home for Aged People as fallback beneficiary.

William F. Dana Somerville Hannah W. Brooks East Cambridge Dana Helen Ada Dana State Senate Ellen E. Wing North Adams Thomas Gilmartin Mary Mahoney Testatrix Mary Ellen Perry Albion A. Perry

Mildred Champagne Advice Column On Love And Finances

A letter from ST J asks how to tell a young lover of financial hardship and whether to visit and propose marriage. The advice warns against marriage on future prospects, urges steady correspondence, and notes a woman can make or break a man, suggesting personal effort and prudent backing before marriage.

Miss Champagne ST. J

Should a Busy Suitor Write Soon and Be Honest

Dear Constant Reader asks if a man who works Sundays and evenings can still find time for her. Advice suggests asking him to object to her entertaining others, and if he agrees quickly it indicates not his schedule but lack of care. If he loves her he would consider changing his work.

Mrs. Fales Post Mr. Fales Champagne Constant Reader

Etiquette Query on Hat Tipping and Lady Bows

A reader asks if a gentleman should tip his hat at every meeting with a young lady in one evening. The columnist notes the hat is tipped as often as the lady bows, but she need bow only once. if she is cordial the gentleman may lift his hat to acknowledge her graciousness.

Miss Champagne

Hive Rashes Easily Healed With X Zalia Cure

To stop itching of hive rashes wet the broken out flesh with X Zalia. This cooling soothing liquid stops the spreading of the rash takes out all the itching and quickly heals the flesh. Adv mentions may vary.

Mounted Officer Stops Runaway Horse in West Roxbury Chase

Officer Buckley of Police Station 13 tackled a runaway horse on Centre Street near Burlingame Way. The horse, scared by a car, bolted toward Forest Hills square, injuring Buckley who was knocked from his horse but retained control of the animal and was taken to Roslindale station with head and leg wounds.

Buckley Centre Street West Roxbury Burlingame Way Forest Hills Square Nicholas Pougopolis Roslindale

Best Recipes from New England Housewives

Recipes and directions from readers including Mock Chicken Soup using pork leftovers with potatoes onions and rice. Elizabeth's Chicken Pie with long bake time. and Cream Pie with layered filling. Contributions from EB Georgetown Boston East Boston Philadelphia and others.

New England Sunday Post Georgetown Mattie E. Flynn Lexington Street East Boston Elizabeth’s

Suffrage Claim Sparks Letter to the Post

Alice Stone Blackwell responds to a Post quoted doctor who links woman suffrage to insanity citing a Finnish city between 1900 and 1906. She notes Finland granted suffrage in 1906 and argues the claim is unfounded.

Sir Post Finland Alice Stone Blackwell Dorchester

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