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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1902
Page
7
A Gilchrist Company advertisement markets a tailored shirt waist designed for fashion conscious women, highlighting flattering fit and comfortable line. The brief copy emphasizes style and wearability for everyday occasions.
A brown eyed cow led from a Brighton abattoir fought a Cambridge policeman in the morning. The animal toppled bystanders and even struck a child before being restrained. After a tense pursuit, four men finally corralled the cow and pinned it to a telegraph pole by rope and head tied to a left foot. The officer escaped serious injury.
The adjourned annual meeting at the New England Conservatory of Music on West Newton Street heard a report from general manager Frank W. Hale noting unprecedented development. Enrollment across departments rose, with more than pupils enrolled and an average of three subjects per pupil, including instrumental study voice culture and theory. The board pledged continued effort to meet the institution’s growing mission and public support.
Two district police officers Frederick A. Rhoades and Harry Proctor, who escorted Blondin from New York to Boston, are not expected to return with their prisoner until next week. In New York they gather Blondin career details to find evidence aiding conviction. Also advertised are Pacific Coast rail rates in March and April from Boston to multiple West Coast and Pacific destinations via the Northwestern line.
New York reports Commander Herbert Booth son of General Booth will retire temporarily due to ill health after five years leading the Salvation Army war in Australia.
The Osceola Copper Mining Company stockholders met amid charges of mismanagement and threats of court action. President Bigelow refused to answer questions, a committee to investigate was formed with Knowlton, Hardy and Brigham, and stockholders debated sales practices and prices amid contentious scenes and protests.
Jim Younger cannot marry in Minnesota because civil death renders him unable to contract. Governor Van Sant examined the issue, noting a life prisoner is civilly dead and only the Board of Control or a pardon can restore rights. The law also shields Younger and his brother Cole from debts unless they establish separate living businesses.
Principal cast includes Paula Edwards Charles Guyer Marie Biffen Edward Temple Jennie Yeamans Walter Hawkins Charles Wayne and others. Seat sales start Monday morning. Boston stage items note cast changes for Her Lord and Master and updates on The Grand Parade and opera carnival at Tremont Theatre March week and other Boston venues.
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