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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1903
Page
2
The crowd of 12 000 gathered at Mrs. Eddy’s Concord home. The scene featured Dunmore of England and family, a silent balcony salute, Mrs. Eddy’s dignified entrance and speech, and a millions of souvenir purchases fueling Concord’s busiest day.
Despatch from members of the Mother Church of Boston to Mary Baker G. Eddy, praising her leadership, Christian Science healing, and the church's mission. The message highlights healing from sin and disease, religious reform, and communal gratitude, signed by William B. Johnson, Clerk.
Christian Scientists and visiting teachers are invited to take a Brook Line Village car to transfer onto the Through line. The electric air line connects to South Framingham via Lake Quinsigamond and Worcester opening Thursday, July 2.
Boston rowers and supporters depart South Station for Philadelphia to compete in the American Henley regatta. The eight oared schoolboy crew from Cambridge Latin, Boston Latin, and other schools joins Union Boat Club and B A A figures coached by Richard Glendon and Herbert Holton.
Dr. Hugh Cabot of the New England Amateur Rowing Association states that the Boston Athletic Association will not be asked to rejoin the group despite tonight's meeting. The committee's full findings on the so called dead clubs may be delayed, with preliminary remarks expected and July 4 entries under review.
In Pittsburg on June 29 a shaft break at the H J Heinz Company Allegheny plant sent a five story elevator cage plunging 45 feet. Twenty three people, mostly visitors, were injured and at least two were thought to die. An alcohol fueled crowding caused the failure according to plant physician Dr J S Philips. Rescue crews rushed to the scene as workers looked on.
Two hundred Chinamen from Clarendon Street Ruggles Street Berkeley Temple and Chinese Mission Sunday schools picnicked at South Framingham yesterday with teachers. They enjoyed American style food, learned nature names, and ended with fireworks before returning to Boston.
An ad for Iron-Ox Tablets claims sleeplessness stems from unbalanced digestion and organs. It describes the tablets as a tonic laxative that builds up the entire system, avoids harsh purgatives, and offers a 50 tablet pocket case for 25 cents from The Iron-Ox Remedy Co. in Detroit.
In a leather shop on South Street last night a husband Sparrow from Hyde Park followed his wife after she met a young man and entered a cab. The pair were tailed by the husband and his friend, with two cabmen drawn in. At Station 4 the woman and her male companion considered a complaint, then left with the woman apparently claiming injury to her hat and skirt. The scene involved a private detective and an uneasy custody of a wager for counsel. All parties are known in Back Bay.
Rome June 29 reports the Italian government has ordered two provincial regiments ready to reinforce Rome to maintain order and protect the conclave’s liberty. If cardinals reconvene at the Vatican authorities would cordon the palace to prevent interference with the conclave and protect Vatican valuables during the interregnum.
President Roosevelt began his summer vacation at Sagamore Hill and attended morning church. He plans to deliver a Fourth of July address at Huntington on the town's settlement anniversary.
Washington dispatch notes the summer exodus of Cabinet spouses. Mrs Roosevelt leaves for Oyster Bay with her children while Miss Alice Roosevelt visits Aunt Mrs Cowles. Mrs Hay and Mrs Hitchcock travel to Lake Sunapee and Dublin New Hampshire. Mrs Knox to Pride s Crossing Massachusetts.
Patrolman Jerry O Brien resumed duty at Station 15 after a 13 week absence due to injuries from a June 1901 attack by an Italian organ grinder in Charlestown. He underwent two operations and was treated at Massachusetts General Hospital before his return, greeted by fellow officers.
Manufacturing mill property in Manchester New Hampshire is for sale. See advertisement in another column of this paper.
Mrs Eliza J K Thomson of Waltham recounts six years of consumption with severe lung symptoms. After failing all medicines she says the Koch Lung Cure at 3861 Boylston Street Boston cured her completely and allowed life insurance acceptance after two examinations.
A English widow Mrs. Hopkins aboard the Governor Dingley at Rowe's Wharf vanishes after supper in a state room. Her belongings including a bracelet marked Concordia and two addresses surface. authorities suspect self harm due to financial troubles and failed plans in Portland and Boston.
Donnie O Keefe two year old son of Dennis O Keefe of 48 Bridge street East Cambridge fell overboard from Linehan's wharf while playing. Playmates alerted workers but rescue failed. Police dragged the river and at five o'clock recovered the body and took it to Kellys undertaking establishment.
Thomas A. O'Neil died in Dorchester. Funeral from 18 Summer Street Wednesday July 1 at 8 15 am high mass at St Margaret's Church Columbia Road at a m relatives and friends invited to attend
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