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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
9
Pendleton and Lola share a tense romantic moment on a bay pavilion. Lola schemes with Felippe to ruin Pendleton's match with a Northern lover. A note reveals Lola’s treachery and a possible drowning is glimpsed in the bay as Pendleton calls Lola.
Percy Lantz vents on subway ticket chaos at South station. He notes varied trip tickets confuse staff, mentions patrons paying with multiple bills, and recalls a day’s witty interaction with a customer who asks who should receive change.
The Rev Howard L Torbet received a call from First Congregational Church of Revere The Rev Granville Pierce accepted from Warwick Unitarian Church Ashby plans for Berlin 1910 council delegates The Women's Universalist Missionary Society met at South Weymouth Universalist Church Lenten lectures at Charlestown Universalist Church resume weekly Rev G G Hamilton spoke New England Federation of Men's Clubs meets March 8 at North Avenue Baptist Church Clinton rector James Sheerin moves to Warren Ohio Mrs Brenton H Badley visiting son Rev Brenton Theburn Badley to begin foreign duties Ford Halls hosts Methodist Social Union meeting pending further notice
Leon Wahlstadt of Dundee street obtained 75 insurance on a small fire that damaged his furniture. He deserted his home and stayed at 10 Rochester street. His wife sought police aid and found him in the new residence. In Police Court she charged him with non support and he received a three month sentence.
The Cunard liner Lusitania on her westward voyage to New York reports slowed speed due to strong gales across the western Atlantic. Wireless dispatches indicate the vessel is making slower progress than earlier in the trip.
A reader asks how to win back a first love amid a rival. Advice urges honesty and bold conversation, noting hope may outweigh pride and that courage can restore trust in a breakup. A recipe for lobster salad and mayonnaise dressing accompanies the column.
Freshly opened oysters are dried and dipped in an oil blend seasoned with salt pepper paprika lemon horseradish. Oysters broil on a buttered gridiron. A genuine Irish potato cake recipe follows using mashed potatoes flour butter milk and pastry dough, baked for twenty minutes. Miss Julia Papants and Charlotte Jordan cited with addresses.
George Westinghouse Jr. son of George Westinghouse of Pittsburg marries Evelyn Violet daughter of Sir Thomas Brocklebank at Morton Cumberland village church near the Brocklebank estate in a ceremony this day.
Charottetown reports the PEI dairy industry earned about 1 million dollars in the last season, marking a substantial rise from the prior year. The figures reflect gains across the island’s dairy sector.
Joseph W. Carr professor of Germanic languages at the University of Maine died suddenly from heart trouble while ascending Coburn Hall steps en route to his classroom. Born 1870 in Hampstead New Hampshire he graduated Harvard 1893 earned a PhD from Leipzig six years later. He taught at Harvard and the universities of West Virginia and Arkansas before joining Maine in 196. He led the American Dialect Society and edited American Dialect Notes. He leaves a widow and four young children.
Public Library hosts H. W. Poor on March 11 to preview plans for the Museum of Fine Arts. The lecture, titled Some Treasures of the Museum of Fine Arts, will present highlights and potential exhibits.
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