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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
8
Letters of regret from Archbishop O Connell and other prominent figures were read as Massachusetts officials extended a hearty welcome home to loyal volunteers returning from abroad. The missives praised the citizens’ devotion to both homeland and Commonwealth and expressed high esteem for their service.
Dr. T J Dillon and Rev Patrick Lyons welcome delegates to a Boston Irish league convention linking home rule support with national unity. Speakers urge perseverance for Ireland and praise the United Irish League while recalling past battles and the island’s freedom struggle.
Moyook a wealthy tea merchant asked for a divorce from his American wife in Judge Dana's Divorce Court. The case, the first Chinese divorce in Suffolk history, featured an interpreter as Moyook, who spoke through a translator, and the proceedings were described as one of the shortest hearings.
The Massachusetts Normal Art School held its 34th graduation in the college building at Newbury and Exeter streets. The event featured addresses by Professor Edward S. Morse and Walter Norris Stiles, with diplomas awarded to graduates across instructor, portrait, construction, sculpture, and design programs. Notable names include Madge Adele Guptill, Florence Longley Goding, Chester Littlefield Thorndike, and Elizabeth Parkhurst Wright.
Harvard seniors plan a full day of ceremonies and entertainment. Morning prayers and a class ode in Sanders Theatre precede a march to the stadium for ovation and a 9 to 10:30 p m Glee Club performance on Lever Hall steps. President Eliot hosts a reception, followed by dances and elaborate campus spreads.
In the arrest of William Slayton aged 18 last evening Jamaica Plain police believe they have in custody the youth who has been annoying residents along Greenough avenue Eliot and other thoroughfares in the exclusive section.
Medford expects the largest crowd for a city ball game on Saturday afternoon. A team of city professionals faces a business men’s nine with Mayor Clifford M. Brewer and ex-Mayor Michael F. Dwyer as umpires. Proceeds go to the High School Field Association and the Home for Aged Couples.
Former Common Council member known as In corruptible Jerry allegedly assaulted his wife at 1 Wyman Place Roxbury causing serious injuries. Neighbors alerted police after door breaking and windows were damaged. Mrs Hourin, 34, hospitalized. five children placed in care. Hourin as Northern street railway collector fled.
The tramp steamer Chester anchored off Castle Island after three crew members refused to obey the captain. Harbor police responded to a hurried call as the ship stalled its passage to Liverpool. The sailors cited illness and claimed they could leave without signing ship’s articles.
Cleveland manager Napoleon Lajoie declared he will search minor leagues for players who can both hit and field, ordering scouts to find men who can swat a ball and stay alert in the field. He aims to strengthen the Indians by replacing lagging stick work with capable hitters.
Barney Dreyfuss of the Pirates favors pensioning Umpire Emslie arguing he has outlived his usefulness. The idea follows precedent set by Chadwick who was retired from active service more than 16 years ago.
Chicago June 20 Tex Richard of Goldfield fight fame arrives to push a bout between Mike Schreck and Bill Squires for Labor Day He allegedly offers 20000 dollars but sentiment hinges on Bills Squires pending match with Burns and its outcome.
President Mellen of the New Haven declines to discuss the merger and says he will not endorse the bill. He criticizes a financial paper story as inaccurate while noting his company focus and saying he came to Boston on business. A reporter notes public interest in his presence amid merger deliberations. The scene ends with a university recital listing local pupils.
The pupils of Anna G Minton gave a piano recital last evening in Bloomfield Hall Dorchester. The String Quartet from the Pierian Sodality of Har...
Dr Williams Pink Pills marketed as a standard blood and nerve tonic for women around age forty and older. A Detroit testimonial lauds relief from dizziness nervousness and fatigue after four years of use. The pills are claimed effective for anemia rheumatism after effects of grip fevers and headaches with a booklet Plain Talks to Women available free. Sold by druggists or mail order 50 cents a box six for 2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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