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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1903

Page

5

No Crime to Take Sunday Recreation in Medford

Medford on June 22 Sunday golf for physical exercise not in match play is not illegal under the Lord's Day statutes says City Solicitor James M Hallowell The opinion given at Mayor Baxter's request distinguishes between recreation and contest and warns that any Sabbath tournament would violate the law while casual activity with others is lawful if not a contest

Medford James M. Hallowell Charles S. Baxter Supreme Court Common Council

Baron George de Focke jailed in Germany for title fraud

NEW YORK June 2 Baron George de Focke reputed Austrian nobleman who married Adelaide Coxe of St Patrick's Cathedral choir has been jailed in Dresden for 10 days for assuming a title to which he had no right. His arrest follows a pattern of prior marriages and alleged swindles as he sought wealth and status.

New York Dresden America Miss Coxe Lavelle de Focke Vienna San Francisco Beryl Vaughan the Waldorf Berlin Paris

Harvard 93 Class to Celebrate at Country Club Today

The Harvard class of 1893 will hold its decennial celebration today at the Country Club replacing the initial Misery Island plan. Special cars depart Copley Square at 10 15 this morning for attendees.

Harvard Country Club Misery Island Copley Square

Suffolk Senatorial Race Heats Up As Adams Faction Endorses Callender

In Dorchester the seventh Suffolk senatorial district shifts into high gear as Republican George R. Miller seeks the nomination against Democrat incumbent. Representative E. B. Callender debates Adams faction backing, arguing his longer residence and legislative tenure justify their support and urging Adams loyalists to back him rather than Miller.

Suffolk George R. Miller E. B. Callender Adams Miller Callender George B. Pierce Mr. Callender Dorchester Adams Party Friends Mr. Adams

Philip Leff Convicted in Chelsea Liquor Nuisance Case

Chelsea police celebrate conviction of Philip Leff for maintaining a liquor nuisance on Arlington Street. The site, dubbed the city’s most notorious booze dispensary, was raided about 50 times in the past year. Leff jailed six months in the House of Correction and fined $100. he appealed and was held in $500 for Superior Court trial.

Chelsea Philip Leff Arlington Street Leff House of Correction

Johnstown Flood Spectacle Draws Stagecraft Debate

A Johnstown Beach production showcases realistic effects, drawing interest from stage managers and electricians. A designated day will feature special performances to reveal the signaling and rigging behind rainbow, starlight, forked lightning, and flood effects. An expert operator controls trains via rail power, and show schedules increase from three to five per day.

Johnstown Revere Beach

Myers Declines Re Election in Bitter Speakership Fight

Speaker Myers announced he will not seek re election after 11 years in the House, opening a fierce bid for the speakership. Named candidates include Luce Newton Frothingham Taft Moseley and Bennett with others reported as dark horses. Newton and Luce lead in pledges and influence, while Frothingham faces railroad backing and Boston ward concerns.

Myers House Luce Somerville Newton Everett Frothingham Wardll Taft Worcester Bennett Saugus Moseley Westfield Third House Boston Meyer Bates Berkshire Hampden Hampshire Franklin Worcester County

Chicago Woman a Walking Bank Evades Court Judgment

Chicago woman Nannie M. Bryan carried $10,800 on her person to defy a court order. Judge Selden P. Spencer and the Chicago Herald Publishing Co. seek to reclaim the funds, while law holds personal liberty above property rights and forbids force. The verdict in Judge Ferris's court awarded the Chicago Herald the money.

Chicago Nannie M. Bryan Washington Avenue Selden P. Spencer Chicago Herald Publishing Company Spencer Ferris Mrs. Bryan Record-Herald Bryan Chicago Herald Theoney

Dorchester Recital Evening At Bloomfield Hall

Miss Jennie Mack Norton hosts the annual recital at Bloomfield Hall Dorchester with pupils from the town. Assisted by pianist Charles North and singer Mary Chandler, the event draws musical interest from local circles.

Bloomfield Hall Dorchester Jennie Mack-Norton Soming Mack Norton Charles North Dutist Mary ‘Jhandler

Peruna Endorsements From Dr Hartman Aid Travelers

Letters praise Peruna as a loyal travel companion preventing illness on rail or sea journeys. Endorser H. B. Manley asserts the tonic restores health during heat, cold, and sleep loss, with claims of appetite and digestion support. Readers urged to write Dr Hartman for free medical advice if results are not prompt.

R. H. B. Manley Craig St Montreal Canada Perrna H. B. Manley Hartman Dr. Hartman Joy Hartman Sanitarium

German Farmers Praise Our Methods in U S Tour

A party of 36 German land barons led by Rit tergutspaechter Th. Feehling toured American agriculture from South to Midwest and Chicago packing houses and praised U S methods. They lauded fruit gardens and fresh produce, plan to visit Boston sites, Dreamwold, and then continue to New York before sailing home.

United States Central States Rittergutspaechter Th. Feehling Herbell Irechen Rheinland Chicago Kansas City Boston Essex Hotel Mr. Fuehling Germany Rittergutslesiter F. Beirman Gross Luesenitz Deutscher Landwirthschafts Gessellschaft America Europe Agricultural Department of Scituate Thomas W. Lawson Dreamwold New York

Boston letter carriers honor retiring Branch 34 president

The Boston district plans a testimonial and smoke talk for David I. White, retiring president of Branch 34, National Association of Letter Carriers. The event at American House on Wednesday June 2 at 8 o'clock features the Letter Carriers Band and other musical and literary entertainment. White has been named superintendent of the new Upham's Corner station starting July 1 by Postmaster George A. Hibbard.

Boston David I. White National Association of Letter Carriers American House White George A. Hibbard Upham's Corner

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