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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1907

Page

7

Russian refugee Ada Kasanof tops Roxbury High class

Ada Kasanof, a 16 17 year old immigrant from Russia who arrived in Boston ten months ago, graduates first in her Roxbury High class while mastering seven languages. She plans to study law or music after college and previously passed Columbia entrance exams with honors.

Ada Kasanof Boston Roxbury High School Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury Warsaw Kasanof America Ada New York Columbia College Clay

Harvard class poem 1907 by Hermann Hagedorn Jr.

The Post presents Hermann Hagedorn Jr.’s Harvard class poem 1907 praised by Professor Peabody as the finest he heard at Harvard. The piece depicts a Guard march into a dawning age with themes of duty progress and the rise of new gods and humanity’s quest across a perilous century.

Post Harvard Peabody Hermann Hagedorn, Jr New York The Post This New England

Duke Honored on Name Day During Boston Visit

The Duke of Abruzzi marked his name day aboard the Varese with floral tributes from Italian supporters. The Circolo Italiano de Boston sent a large rose basket, and the duke then traveled to Hamilton for a quiet stay with Mr. and Mrs. George von L. Meyer, with no formal entertainments planned.

Abruzzi Varese House of Savoy Circolo Italiano de Boston Julia Ward Howe Hamilton George von L. Meyer

Father Tries Abduction in Spokane Divorce Case

Sensational evidence emerged in the divorce crisis of Dr. J. H. Jackson as he described attempting to abduct his son Jack from his wife's Spokane home. Judge Sanderson heard all testimony with both spouses on the stand. Mrs. Jackson denied unfaithfulness and claimed she gave a revolver to protect her children. She said Albert Salmon was met only as a music teacher and denied any affair.

J. H. Jackson Jack Spokane Wash Sanderson Jackson Davidson Albert Salmon

Celebrations Sees Man Fined For Carrying Revolver

William Phalen arraigned in Cambridge on a charge of carrying a loaded revolver stated he had it on him in a celebrating spirit on June 17. Judge Almy warned that July 4 could raise the fine, and Phalen paid the penalty.

William Phalen

Woman Detective Tracks Husband To New Jersey

Mrs. Charles A. McDow of Charlestown with her two children traced her deserting husband to a Westinghouse plant in Watsessing New Jersey after contacting Bloomfield Chief Collins. She confronted him at the factory and helped secure his arrest. bonds were provided for the family. The couple married about ten years ago and Stella and Vincent are their children.

Charles A. McDow Sackville Street Charlestown Bloomfield New Jersey Collins MecDow McDow Westinghouse Watsessing

Can't Have His Present Back Supreme Court Declares

Francis H. Blackwell sued to reclaim property given to his fiancée Mary J. Fiske before their 1899 marriage. The court ruled possession remained with her after their 1903 separation and subsequent divorce, since the transfer was voluntary.

Francis H. Blackwell Supreme Court Mary J. Fiske Blackwell

Belle Steals Away to Wed on Atlantic Shore

Edgar R. Grover of Portsmouth and Miss Inez Rose of Kittery wed secretly after she stayed in Portsmouth with friends. He met her at the ferry, they married by Rev. George E. Leighton, then stayed at the Rockingham Hotel and informed their families.

Portsmouth N. H Edgar R. Grover Inez Rose Kittery Atlantic Shore Line Universalist Parsonage George E. Leighton Rockingham

Four Generation Photographs No 43 Invite New England Families

Dorchester presents a four generation family led by Captain Daniel Baker aged 8, oldest port warden in the Chamber of Commerce with 40 years in service and a pioneer tugboat captain. The Baker line includes Benjamin T. Baker 58, Mrs Ira Nicey 27, and Master Robert A. Nicey 12. They reside at 28 Stanton street.

New England Post Roosevelt Dorchester Daniel Baker Chamber of Commerce Mason and Slidell Fort Warren H. M Rignaldo Benjamin T. Baker Ira Nicey Robert A. Nicey Stanton Street

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