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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1902

Page

12

Bodies Recovered In Charles River Canoe Incident

The charles river yielded the bodies of Fred E. Lewis of West Roxbury and Katherine C. Hurley of Newton Centre, found in shoal water near Appletons Point by Newton police. Hurley, about 20, had worked as a stenographer for author Elizabeth Stewart Phelps Ward. Lewis and Hurley were acquainted about three years. the couple were not engaged.

Charles River Fred E. Lewis West Roxbury Katherine C. Hurley Newton Centre Appleton’s Point Newton Upper Falls Bartlett Newton Pratt Thomas F. Hurley Boylston Avenue Lewis Nobie Miss Hurley Elizabeth Stewart Phelps Ward Dudley Street

Italian Boy Missing From Home In City

Filippo Greco a 14 year old Italian boy is missing from 426 Commercial street. Police seek help from Gaetano Conte of the Society for Protection of Italian Immigrants. Last seen leaving his brother in law's house at 1 am Wednesday. He has been in the country two years earning a living shining shoes. No reason for his absence known. Information to Antonio Di Maio at 426 Commercial street.

Filippo Greco Commercial Street Gaetano Conte The Society For Protection of Antonio di Maio

Bank cashier Sherman Dean dies after bank wreck

Sherman Dean a cashier at Merchants Bank Newport Rhode Island died at 3 30 this morning following a self inflicted gunshot amid bank troubles. The State institution faced sharp investigation with an estimated 150 000 to 200 000 shortage and likely no repayment to depositors. Insurance men pursue the late cashier s business as the bank appears unrecoverable. Meanwhile Herbert F Brigham of Bakersfield Vermont filed an equity suit in the United States Circuit Court against Peter B Brigham Hospital administrators and trustees seeking to recover about 2 000 000 in property to be used for the hospital and an injunction to stop disposition pending suit.

Newport R. I Sherman Merchants’ Bank New York Boston Herbert F. Brigham Bakersfield Peter B. Brigham United States Peter B. Brigham Hospital Edmund D. Codman Lawrence H. H. Johnson Brigham

Police Work On New Clue To Clarke Boy

Beverly June 26. A possible clue to Wilbur Clarke’s whereabouts reached Beverly police late this afternoon at the end of the tenth day since his disappearance near Chebacco Lake. James Stuart reports seeing a man with a small child exit woods near a hill beyond the Manchester railroad bridge and cross the road into dense woods toward Magnolia. The man was described as medium height, stout, with thick beard, in black clothes and a black cap. the child wore a blue blouse with white trim. Stuart said the boy resembled the missing Wilbur Clarke after reading the Beverly police description. Police will pursue the clue though they doubt it is the boy. Reward of 500 dollars drew many to search the swamp, but no results yet. Authorities remain convinced the boy is alive and not in the swamp and intensified searches between Manchester and Magnolia. Clarke, accompanied by a Post reporter, followed leads in Gloucester and Manchester and will continue investigation.

Beverly Wilbur Clarke Theroods Chebacco Lake James Stuart Beverly Farms Manchester Magnolia Mr. Stuart Post Wilbur Koy

Superior Morse outing suits showcase top quality craftsmanship

Emphasizes the making over patterns with Morse made Superior outing suits. Describes flannels homespuns and woolen crashes in many colors and weaves priced from 5 to 18 dollars. Norfolk suits priced 10 to 15 dollars. Other outing wearables in hats shoes and furnishings offered as well.

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Fallon Street Sidewalk Case Charges Infringement

Rosario Tenanova and Matthew Getto, salesmen for Frank Bovas fruit store, faced charges in South Boston Court for sidewalk occupation near East Fifth Street. Judge Fallon ruled the street superintendent lacks authority to grant sidewalk permits except for wagon-to-building merchandise transfers, placing the cases on file.

Rosario Tenanova Matthew Getto South Boston O Street East Fifth Street Frank Bova Tenanova Getto Division 12 Bova

Chinese Garden Party At Free Home For Consumptives

The Imperial Troupe from Shanghai will perform at the Chinese Theatre during a garden party next Saturday June 28. Advertised as unmatched acrobats tumblers and magicians the troupe arrives from Pekin Imperial court. A $20000 deposit secured their leave from the forbidden city. Child star Mimie is billed as a world wonder with afternoon and evening shows. The restaurant opens under Leon Bing with Chinese band and Reeves’s American Band offering dual music.

Shanghai China Free Home For Imperial Court Pekin Forbidden City Mimie Leon Bing Reeves

Right to Sell Patented Articles Defined by Court

Judge Lowell of the United States Circuit Court rules in Edison Phonograph Company versus William A. Pike that a patent owner may restrain sales by robbers and dealers on a suspended list by price and distribution terms. A demurrer is overruled and the case proceeds to hearing.

Lowell United States Circuit Court Edison Phonograph Company Et al William A. Pike

Death of Bishop Cowie Primates of New Zealand Leader Passes

The Right Rev William Garden Cowie D D bishop of Auckland and primate of New Zealand died aged about 90 He was born in 1831 educated at Trinity Hall Cambridge ordained 1864 served as chaplain to Lord Clydes army at Lucknow and to Sir Neville Chamberlains column in Afghanistan campaigns He held Stafford rectory 1867 69 became bishop of Auckland and primate in 189 He authored works on temples and trips and married Eliza Webers of Moulton Suffolk in 1869.

William Garden Cowie Alexander Cowie Auchterless Aberdeenshire Trinity Hall Cambridge Lord Clyde Lucknow Neville Chamberlain Stafford Auckland New Zealand Cowie Cashman Norfolk Island Eliza W. Webers Moulton, Suxolk

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