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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1919

Page

13

Thaw Granted Second Home Visit From Hospital

Harry K. Thaw, who killed Stanford White, again received a five day leave from Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane to visit his home. He went from June 12 to June 17 this time, the leave granted because his mother Mrs Mary C Thaw had a birthday on June 14.

Philadelphia Harry K. Thaw Stanford White Pennsylvania Hospital Kirkbrides Mary C. Thaw Gordon Ada Daniel H. Fuller Martin

Thaw Case Reveals New Discovery Entry

A new entry uncovered today sheds light on the Thaw matter. The discovery is expected to influence ongoing proceedings and may affect the timeline and parties involved.

How to Get Rid of Rheumatism Ad Verona

A Verona advertisement notes W M Lampson reports relief from rheumatism after using Fruit a tives or Fruit Liver Tablets. The ad promises health improvement after a first box and lists prices 50c a box 6 for $2.50 and 25c trial size. Sold by Fruit a tives Limited Ogdensburg NY or through dealers.

Verona W. M. Lampson Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg N. Y

Thaw Granted First Vacation From Kirkbrides Prison

In 1917 the famous patient Thaw received a brief leave from Kirkbrides hospital, granted by Presiding Judge Martin after a plea by James Gay Gordon for Mrs Thaw. Thaw’s release followed a move by New York officials wary of extradition amid ongoing assault charges by Frederick Gump Jr. at a New York hotel.

Court of Common Pleas Martin James Gay Gordon Thaw Kirkbrides Pittsburg District Attorney of New York Philadelphia Sproul

Juilliard Foundation Created To Aid Music Education

The Juilliard Musical Foundation is created under Augustus D. Juilliard's will to aid worthy music students with education and to fund public concerts and recitals. His residuary estate is bequeathed for the foundation, with over 5 million dollars expected, plus a duty to assist the Metropolitan Opera Company in producing operas.

New York Juilliard Musical Foundation Augustus D. Juilliard Metropolitan Opera Company

Prince of Wales May Visit Boston

The Prince of Wales may visit Boston during a trip to America and is expected to be hosted by Mrs. Ogden Goelet with Miss May Goelet possibly organizing social events for him. The prince also contemplates a Canada visit.

Prince OF Wales Boston Canada May Goelet America Ogden Goelet

Market District Romance Ends in Unlikely Union

An 81 year old Boston merchant, John Alonzo Bryant, and 47 year old Miss Mary Gertrude Card plan marriage in the Faneuil Hall area. Bryant, a widower with a son in Brookline, has long run a market business. Card, tall and recently employed as a bookkeeper, hails from Portland Maine. Both kept details private until formal proceedings.

Faneuil Hall John Alonzo Bryant Mary Gertrude Card Bryant Carol Pembroke Street South End Mr. Bryant Miss Card Manchester N. H Boston Frank W. Bryant Beacon Street Brookline Second National Bank Card Portland George A. Card

Backbone of New York Strike Broken Ends Markets Tumult

New York June 26 The backbone of the market teamsters and chauffeurs strike which deprived the city of fresh fruits and vegetables since last Monday was effectively broken today. By tomorrow produce dealers forecast normal conditions as they resume operations.

New York

Mask nonge strikes iceberg near Newfoundland coast

Sydney N S June 26 The Mask nonge a Dominion Coal Company steamer of 2672 tons register struck an iceberg off the Newfoundland coast last night while bound from here to Wabana N F storing 10 plates. The hawse pipes were broken and the steamer is returning to this port.

Sydney N. S Masknonge Dominion Coal Compan Newfoundland Wbana N. F

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Harry Thaw Ambrose Sora Tm. m King Features Syndicate Fiotaeseolis Snmaanany Jamerson Washinton St Winter Street Temple Place Jamerson Clothes Palm Beach Dexter Bldg Washington Street Winter ST Foundation 10 Aid the Prince OF Wales the Duchess OF Roxburghe Bride McKesson 2 Robbins. Inc, Manufacturers NY Carver Arlington Arthur H. Carver Lexington Lewis W. Newell Brooklyn David H. Krasnoff Department of the Army Ann Margolis Dorchester Vorenberg Union Norfolk
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