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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1903

Page

5

Multinational Immigrant Arrival On Dominion Liner Commonwealth

About a thousand passengers reach Boston aboard the Dominion liner Commonwealth. Notable groups include the Roosevelt family of Brittany and Suignard family with 12 children, plus 40 Frenchmen bound for Canada and 12 Catholic students with clergy from Toulouse. A large mix from Europe and Turkestan features aboard, with a polyglot concert and an attempted escape by three foreigners creating the day’s excitement.

Europe Boston Commonwealth Roosevelt Brittany France Department Finnisterre Jean Suignard Jean Mme. Suignard Mme. Luignard America Monsieur Jean Madame Suignard van Scheltinga Netherlands la Prairie Montreal Toulouse Gascony Pyrenees Mountains Emile Marquette Canada

Electric Boston Worcester line opens with high officials aboard

The Boston Worcester electric railroad opened yesterday with officials and guests aboard to inspect the route. The test car ran 2 hours 10 minutes outward and return, with a favorable report and public opening slated for July 1. Prominent figures included Railroad Commissioner George W. Bishop and Worcester and Boston executives.

Boston Worcester Cties Big Electric George W. Bishop L. H. McLain George F. Swain Columbus Avenue Newton Boulevard Newtons Brookline Wellesley Natick Framingham Concord Street Northboro Southboro Pastboro Shrewsbury Worcester Consolidated Company Consolidated Worcester Club

Philadelphian Cricketers Open With 311 In Beckenham Match

The Philadelphians were all out for 311 in their first innings today at Beckenham against Kent after play began yesterday.

London Beckenham County of Kent

Tyfold Collar Cluett Brand Prices Cited

The listing notes Tyfold collars by Cluett Brand priced at 25 cents each and Arrow Brand collars at 15 cents each.

Cluett Arrow

Prominent Testimonials Endorse Peruna as Catarrh Cure

Ex Senator Patterson and journalist George Baker praise Peruna for catarrh relief and sleep aid. Baker notes it acts as a tonic and helps coughs while improving appetites. Readers urged to write Dr Hartman for free advice and to consider Peruna a trusted remedy.

Chereet John J. Patterson United States Pennsylvania Chestnutst Philadelphia George Baker Sixteenth Street N. W Washington, D. C Kentucky Bowling Green Democrat Louisville Evening News Kentucky Law Journal

Bitter Quarrel Over Year of Married Life Before Judge

Randall and Marie Siginious, both about 21, testified in Probate Court before Judge McKim about their tumultuous year of marriage. The wife claimed neglect and jealousy with accusations of infidelity and financial disputes, while the husband blamed her conduct and intoxication. The judge called the case singular, then dismissed the woman’s support request without prejudice and ordered a one year sentence in Sherborn for the husband on a separate shoplifting conviction.

Randall Marie Siginious McKim Harvard Square Trafalgar St. Botolph Street Jie

Burton Case: Justice Bell defaults swindler facing report

Mr Justice Bell in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday afternoon defaulted Francis L Burton who was convicted of swindling the New York Central railroad of 2500 by a false injury claim. It was alleged he was in Colorado representing a firm with 100000 at stake and would report by July 3 to lift the default. He had claimed to be a federal judge in the West, a claim found false. He appealed to the full bench after trial. objections were overruled. In the same session Bella Gordon was mentioned.

Justice Bell Superior Criminal Court Francis L. Burton New York Central Railroad East Buffalo Colorado Burton West Bella Gordon

Boston Provision Company founders face fraud charges

Richard A. Murphy and Andrew M. Clancey appeared before Judge Parmenter in Municipal Court charged with obtaining $2 by false pretences from Watson H. Brasee. They once led a firm called The Boston Provision Company and claimed five yearly business of $50,000. The former treasurer testified he was likewise misled. Each defendant bonded at $2500. one case continued to July 6.

Richard A. Murphy Andrew M. Clancey Parmenter Watson H. Brasee Boston Provision Company Walter S. Pinkham Melvin O. Adams

Lawson Wants Jury Trial In Bay State Gas Suit

In Supreme Court Judge Morton heard defense motion to frame issues for a jury and plaintiff motion to appoint a master in the case Bay State Gas Co of Delaware vs Thomas W Lawson et al. The suit seeks to apply securities held by Lawson toward a debt the plaintiff claims. Lawson asserts a jury trial right on the debt issue.

Morton Supreme Court Bay State Gas Company of Delaware Thomas W. Lawson Lawson, Weidenfeld & Co

Payne Illness Clouds Post Office Scandals Fallout

Washington June 26 Postmaster General Payne is seriously ill at the Arlington Hotel with two fainting spells in 48 hours. He remains confined to his rooms while doctors and family guard his condition. Friends link his deterioration to worries from the colossal post office scandals and foresee possible resignation under medical advice. Rumors swirl of rapid developments in the postal fraud case.

Louis E. Johnson Reverdy Johnson United States Maryland President Johnson England F Street N. W Washington D. C Peruna Payne Arlington Hotel Department Arlington

Harvard Class of 1893 Marriages Noted In Decennial Record

The Harvard class of 1893 shows 438 of 57 graduates married, with several fathers of twins and multiple children cited. The class secretary praises these figures as a nod to Harvard loyalty, while humorously noting the unmarried share. The piece mentions a Radcliffe mother of twins and other family facts amid a celebratory mood.

Harvard University Eliot Samuel Francis Bachelder Harvard Green Hills New Hampshire Proxy Forest Grove Ore Radcliffe Roosevelt Bachelder Anne Vivienne Maude Ruth Sybil Margaret Helen Galesboro Ill The Crimson

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