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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
7
Prostrated mother of 16 year old Agnes Mason lies critically ill at 31 Summer street Worcester awaiting news of her daughter's whereabouts. Agnes disappeared June 16 after visiting grandmother Mrs Mary Lane in South Boston and has not been seen since.
Frank Barnes a New Haven brakeman appeals to the Post for help locating his wife Mrs. Barnes who left Springfield January 9 1906. She traveled to Boston and is thought to be employed in Dorchester or Roxbury living at 257 Shawmut Avenue for a period with their younger son.
Mrs. Barnes vanished from Springfield after 14 years of marriage to Mr. Barnes. She is believed to be living in Roxbury or Dorchester, with Fred aged 5 and Frank aged 10 in relatives’ care. Mr. Barnes, at 1038 Washington street, has traced her through the city but she leaves just before he reaches her. She is 80, blonde with gray eyes, 5 feet 4 inches, 108 pounds, sometimes listed as Alice Barnes. no quarrel reported.
Boston Zionists will attend the Federation of American Zionists tenth annual convention at the Fairmount Hotel in the Catskills New York starting tomorrow through July 4. Delegates include Jacob de Haas Senator Edward Bromberg Dora Sperling and others as they plan to promote settlement of Palestine. They will travel tonight at 11 29 PM via Boston and Maine line to Albany.
Boston committees report strong progress for Old Home Week activities including civic and trades parade and Mechanics' building exhibit. Miles and Bancroft discuss staff for the parade, mobile feature planned for evening illumination, Starr Family Association reunion set for July 30 with events in Cambridge Dedham Plymouth and Duxbury, and a memorial stone dedication for George Bunker at Charlestown burial ground.
Advice from Mrs Sally M Cory urges women to never oppose their husbands opinions and to align religion cooking and social life with their spouse. It suggests avoiding intellect and family ties while emphasizing subservience economy and meticulous housework as routes to marital harmony.
Early yesterday Chief Engineer Hopkins inspected the dump where eight sticks labeled dynamite were found under guard. He examined one piece and discarded it, calling the scare for nothing. The items were old German bread sticks that likely would not have blown up anyone but might not satisfy an appetite.
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