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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1906

Page

7

Malden Bride Clara Grant Hill Weds Winthrop Man

Miss Clara Grant Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs B L Hill of 32 Newhall Malden married Wednesday evening to George F Harvey of Winthrop in the parlor of the First Baptist Church Malden Rev Charles H Moss officiating The bridesmaid was Miss Mabel Evans and the best man was Samuel Speare The couple will reside in Malden

Malden Clara Grant Hill B. L. Hill Newhall Street George F. Harvey Winthrop Baptist Church First Baptist Church, Malden Charles H. Moss Mabel Evans Samuel Speare Harvey

Rest Homes Backed by New England Convalescents Association

The New England Convalescents Rest Home Association forms to establish convalescent homes in New England. Notable backers, a Boston site plan, and a building site selection are announced. Directors include Elisha T. Harwell and Isabella Potter. a medical council lists Malcom Storer and Richard Cabot among others. advisory board features William L. Douglas and John Bates.

Rest” Homes New England England Convalescents’ Rest Home Association Commonwealth Boston Elisha T. Harwell Isabella Potter W. Irving Blanchard Edward H. Clement Herbert Parker Brian C. Roberts John Galbraith Henry Hudson Kitgon Arthur E. Austin Bboard William L. Douglas John L. Bates John Lindsay Wurrow Martha Dana Shephard Ezra C. Fitch Herbert Davidson D.C. Heath Edward Everett Hale

Sixteen Celestials Charged in Two Raids report

Police under Captain Cain raided Oxford Place and adjacent premises, arresting sixteen Chinese men for gambling. At 11 o'clock 5 Oxford Place yielded eleven arrests and confiscated fantan layouts cups and counters. A second raid at No 5 and No 6 led to five more detainees and seizure of 65 fantan counters a dice cup and a pointer.

Cain Oxford Place No. 5 No. 6

Dear Miss Champagne on Love and Sentiment

In a letter to Miss Champagne, a man recounts six weeks with a wealthy educated woman who favors matrimony and measures men by income. She ignores him when hosting another man and advocates ideals over mercenary concerns. The adviser suggests clear intent, warns against being treated as a slave, and recommends a direct proposal if truly in love.

G. W

John Hume Missing From Cambridge Home

Relatives of John Hume 34 of 14 Moore Street Cambridge sought police help yesterday after he disappeared from his home Saturday. Hume, who is prone to epileptic fits, left his work at P O Riorden Chelsea Street Charles Town. he is about five feet five inches, with black hair and a mustache, wearing the Armstrong Transfer Company uniform.

John Hume Moore Street Cambridge Humer P. O’riorden Chelsea Street Charlestown Armstrong Transfer Company

Bowdlear Named Chief Ranger At Foresters Meeting

In the biennial election of Court Daniel Webster No 243 Foresters of America B W Bowdlear was chosen chief ranger with T Maguire as sub chief ranger L M Thibodeau as senior woodward B F Barton as junior woodward O J Martin as senior beadle M Casey as junior beadle and Lawrence Lepore as lecturer The officers will be installed July 5 in McKinley Hall by Deputy Grand Chief Ranger Fitzpatrick.

Daniel Webster Foresters of ‘America B. W. Bowdlear T. Maguire Woodward L.M. Thibodeau B. F. Barton Beadle O. J. Martin M. Casey Lawrence Lepore McKinley Hall Fitzpatrick

Green Acre Prepares For Summer Talks By Dhanapala Visitors

Green Acre in Portsmouth plans to open by early next month drawing followers of new and esoteric beliefs. Anagarika Dhanapala of Ceylon and C Jinarajadasa will lead lessons in Bahaullah pronunciation and related teaching, with funds from sponsors including Miss Farmer and Elwell.

Portsmouth N. H Green Acre New Thought Boston Monsalvat School Miss Farmer Vioikananda Karadananda Kola Ramanathan Anagarika Dhanapala Ceylon

Lamont Left New York Estate Worth Over Four Million

An appraisal of Daniel B Lamont’s estate shows a net fortune of 4 458 047 17 with gross 5 600 000 He died July 23 at his Dutchess county country seat and left real estate including No 2 West Fifty third street and the town house No 4 West Fifty third street plus No 19 West Fifty fifth street totaling 429 368 The bulk of the estate goes to the widow Juliet K Lamont and daughters Elizabeth Frances Cleveland and Catherine Lamont. Lamont rose from newspaper work to become Grover Cleveland’s private secretary in 1883 and built his fortune through political connections.

New York Daniel Lamont Juliet K. Lamont Elizabeth Frances Cleveland Catherine Grover Cleveland Cleveland

Canada to enforce Sunday law across provinces

Ottawa June 24 Sunday will be more thoroughly observed across Canada if a Lord's day bill becomes law. The government bill bans selling on Sunday, business activities, paid amusements, excursions, open parks, target shooting, and the sale of foreign newspapers, aiming to establish a true day of rest.

Ottawa Ont Canada Jand

Contest for G A R badges in New England ends July 1

The daily and Sunday Post invite Civil War veterans in New England to enter for the youngest and oldest G A R veteran badges. New entries are still eligible before July 1. Photographs will be preserved and returned to owners. Address G A R Editor Boston Post.

Daily and Sunday Post New England Boston Post

Soldier Stephen Conner Born in 1846 in New Hampshire

Stephen Conner was born in the White Mountains of the old Granite State in 1846. He enlisted in the Fourth New Hampshire Volunteers on Sept 7 1861 and is a member of George Bowers Post No 81 G A R of Warren NH.

Stephen Conner White Mountains Granite State New Hampshire Volunteers George Bowers Warren, N. H

Frederick A. Mansfield Civil War veteran profile

Frederick A. Mansfield born Dorchester November 2 1848 enlisted September 30 1864 in Company E Sixty first Massachusetts Infantry mustered out September 1865 re-enlisted in the Fourteenth United States Infantry Company H and served with Indians in Arizona he resides at 17 Oakland Street Roxbury.

Frederick A. Mansfield Dorchester Sixty Massachusetts Infantry Fourteenth United States Infantry Arizona Mr. Mansfield Oakland Street Roxbury

Swerving Auto Creates Mini Fountain on Fourth Street

A car swerved yesterday on Fourth Street Chelsea after a nut fell from a gear causing the vehicle to strike a hydrant and break it near the ground. The occupants Olaf Ross his wife and children of 33 Nichols Street Everett escaped unharmed. Water department shut off supply as kids cheered at the fountain.

Fourth Street Chelsea Olaf Ross Nichols Street Everett Water Department

Mrs Lewis of Chestnut Hill a Popular Boston Matron

Early Boston society circles spotlight Mrs George Lewis of Chestnut Hill and her daughter Miss Marian Lewis. Mrs Lewis, recently recovered from a winter accident, is famed for grace and sociability, with son George Lewis Jr. and husband linked to local clubs. Marian Lewis, tall and auburn, made her debut at Somerset’s tea and remains a refined social figure.

Boston George Lewis Suffolk Road Chestnut Hill George Lewis, Jr Marian Lewis Lewis Mr. Lewis Somerset Norfolk Mrs. Lewis Miss Marian Lewis Miss Lewis

Hub Women Angry Over Rule to Abolish Female Clerks

Women across the city protest a reported decision to bar women from civil service exams for postoffice jobs. Postmaster Hibbard says inquiries flood the office and that women are acceptable if they perform the work, noting female clerks could improve office morale.

HUB Postoffice Civil Service Commissioners Hibbard Washington

Torpedo Shatters Hand In Cambridge Accident

Police allege a torpedo set off on the Boston and Albany tracks on Knee land street yesterday afternoon injured 10 year old David Kelley of 3 Baldwin place Cambridge. His right hand was badly mangled and Relief Hospital doctors doubt they can save it.

Boston & Albany Kneeland Street David Kelley Baldwin Place Cambridge Relief Hospital

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Clara Grant Hilt Rest Homes GEO. G Mildred Champagne Iintoe Essen Krupp Castoria Swerving Auto Brookline Society New Party Massachusetts Massachusetts House of Representatives Legislative Assembly Truckle Beacon Street Apollo Admetus Gethro Carlyle State House Shawmut National Bank Indorse Moran E. B. Callender
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