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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
8
A feature in the Fun Color Section presents an interview with notable figures described as Great Britain's wives and mothers. The piece emphasizes personal perspectives and family life, aiming to engage readers with relatable human interest.
At yesterday's American Institute of Homeopathy session Dr. William A. Shepard of Colorado Springs was unanimously expelled. The senate of seniors cited unprofessional and unethical conduct as the reason after a petition from three members and a poster heralding his throat and lung specialty was displayed to the convention.
Ex President Grover Cleveland Mrs Cleveland and their four children Ruth Esther Marion and Richard reached Gray Gables Buzzards Bay at nine this morning by boat train from Yall River. He greeted friends with a hearty handshake and appeared in fine spirits. The Princeton journey was uneventful and the children quickly explored the estate grounds.
Police captured a new gambling machine in Malden at W. H. Brown’s barber shop on Main Street. It contained $10.80 and offered payouts of 10, 20, 25, 50 cents or $1. Brown was arraigned in District Court, pleaded not guilty, and held in $100 for trial on July 2. The owner claims Roberts & Co. of Lynn owns the device.
Harvard senior P Sayward, a Dorchester native and bachelor of science graduate, plans a life on a farm eschewing traditional careers. He joins peers Roy Pier and Julian Burroughs in considering ranching and grape farming after leaving college, marking a notable shift among prominent Harvard figures.
Marblehead June 26 Mrs Sarah A Snow wife of former Captain H A Snow of the Boston Fusiliers died at her Clifton Heights summer home yesterday afternoon aged 17 years She resided at Waltham and had come here for the summer Besides a husband she leaves several children Funeral services will be held at Clifton Heights on Saturday afternoon and on Monday the body will be taken to Boston for cremation
Stevey H. Bower of Woburn the foreman in charge of the Pine street tannery demolition was pinned beneath a falling floor beam weighing several tons. He suffered a fractured skull and crushed shoulder and was taken to the General Hospital in critical condition.
The summer cruise itinerary of the training ship Enterprise changes from Long Island Sound to Provincetown Massachusetts for a few days before sailing to Fayal. Letters to the Enterprise should be addressed to Provincetown until June 30 and after that until August 10 care of the U S despatch agent at 4 Trafalgar Square London England.
Pleasant weather marks a safe ocean excursion aboard the Governor Andrew. The vessel leaves Rowe's wharf daily at 10 a.m. for Plymouth, appealing to travelers seeking reliable coastal trips.
In Buffalo on June 4 Elbert Hubbard sat calm as lawyers began alimony contest steps. Mrs Bertha Hubbard seeks absolute divorce and claims Hubbard’s wealth via Roycroft ventures and "A Message to Garcia" profits. Deposit ions trace Hubbard and Miss Alice Moore. Hubbard defends free Roycroft education and reinvested lecture income.
St Ann s Church Neponset sponsors its annual lawn party today on the grounds at Neponset avenue and Ashmont street. Organizers expect the largest crowd in Rev Father Timothy Murphy s history making the festival memorable with an extensive program including dancing for children in the afternoon and adults in the evening.
The summer schedule between Boston Pemberton and Nantasket begins tomorrow with a late boat after 9 and hourly trips to the beach until 8 20 in the evening. The Martland Brockton Band will inaugurate daily summer concerts, with performances each afternoon and evening.
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