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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1904
Page
10
A New York report analyzes a translated Japanese code of morals for women. It cites strict rules on obedience to husbands, separation from men, propriety, and duties from infancy, noting strong gender inequality and social expectations.
The United States Court of Appeals upholds conspiracy to defraud the government by impersonating civil service candidates. Thomas F. Curley and Alderman James M. Curley face potential 60 day sentences with options to appeal to the Supreme Court. Lawyers plan writs of certiorari. Aldermen weigh possible actions.
Separated from their boy husbands by the cold gray walls of the Charles street Jail the penniless women Mrs Herbert Bingham and Mrs Edwin L Marshall face a bleak future. Their cases mirror each other as charges allege their husbands sought gain at others expense. Bingham is accused of stealing valuables from Tech students while Marshall is alleged to have passed a forged signature check.
Mrs Edwin B Marshall a former actress tied to Dorchester and 114 Erie St fights for a $3500 bequest said to come to her husband on majority. She claims marriage validity and plans to present the certificate if needed. She has sought shelter with actress Miss Blair after losing her attic room at 8 Florence St. The piece notes Barbadoes kin and potential jail term for her husband.
Peter F. Meehan was arraigned before Judge Bolster in Roxbury court on charges of larceny involving 40 cents from Mrs. Ware Hart of Cunard Street and 19 cents from Adam Coulde of Burke Street. He pleaded not guilty and was held in $200 bond for a hearing next Monday.
Mrs. Herbert L. Bingham tearfully lamented being refused access to her husband at the Charles street jail due to lacking a special passport. She waited at her lodgings until Thursday visiting day, while inspectors questioned her before the couple briefly reunited only to be separated again.
George F. Peters of West Newton died in Riverside California after an appendicitis operation. He was traveling with his wife and daughter. Peters was treasurer of C. J. Peters & Co. electrotypers of Boston and lived at 69 Prince Street with his wife one son and two daughters. His remains will be brought to West Newton for burial.
Everett high School debaters defeated the Melrose team in a joint debate held last night at the Everettigh School hall before a large audience. Mayor Thomas J. Boynton presided and introduced each speaker. The question stated was whether the English parliamentary form of government is more truly a government of the people by the people and for the people than the government of the United States. Melrose upheld the affirmative.
Miss Kanin Paytonian a 17 year old Armenian girl, united with Moses Paytonjian after thirteen years apart. He left for America to build a home while she waited with her aunt in East Cambridge. She will marry after Lent and move to a Roxbury house bought by him. Moses works in a Roxbury shoe factory.
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