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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1906

Page

3

Three Trainmen Dead After Nashua Collision Near Hudson Centre

MISSED ORDERS 3 DEAD NASHUA N H March 17. It is alleged failure to deliver or execute orders caused a head on crash on the Rochester branch of the Boston and Maine line. Three train men died and another injured as twelve cars derailed and engines telescoped near Hudson Centre.

Nashua N. H Hudson Centre Rochester Worcester, Nashua & Portland Boston & Maine Railroad

Miss Darby Escape Known By Taunton Inmate

Providence March 17 Charles Escott 52 who escaped Taunton insane asylum last Thursday week was found by police today. He told a postman of brutality at Taunton and of Grace Darby's escape using a soap impression to copy a keyhole. Escott said he was committed from Fall River for being a high jumper.

Providence R. I Charles Escott Taunton Grace Darby Escott Fall River

Lecture on Irish Music and Poetry Gala at Roxbury Club

The St. Alphonsus Association at the Mission Church of Roxbury hosts a St Patrick night lecture and concert. Rev John J McCoy of Worcester will speak on Some Schools and Scholars of Ancient Ireland, with the association glee club performing Irish poetry and music across 12 numbers led by Hubert T Smith Miss Sadie A Daly Marie A Walter and William A Murray.

St. Alphonsus Association Roxbury St. Patrick John J. McCoy Worcester New England Ireland Glee Club Hubert T. Smith Sadie A. Daly Marie A. Walter William A. Murray

Old-Time Minstrelsy to Be Given by Lodge

Genuine old-time minstrelsy is to be the keynote of the entertainment Wednesday night at Bloomfield Hall Field's Corner Dorchester under Geneva Lodge New England Order of Protection. Joseph McCarthy directs with Warren Lazzaro managing the stage and Miss Helen Parker as accompanist. A circle of 49 choristers joined by Harold Wilde O'Neil Bryan H Jollimore and others will perform tambos bones and more, followed by a high-class olio by Boston amateurs concluding the lodge event.

Bloomfield Hall Field’s Corner Dorchester Geneva Lodge New England Order of Protection Joseph McCarthy Warren Lazzaro Helen Parker Dorchester District Harold Wilde O’neil Bryan H. Jollimore Jerry Brown Ag Tambos Dave McPhail Phil Loring Boston

Italian Actor Maiori to Perform at Hub Theatre

Italian tragedian Signor Antonio Maiori and his company open two performances at the Hub Theatre this week with plans to tour more venues and present Shakespeare in Italian. Quinona is marketed as a tonic for general vitality.

Antonio Maiori Signor Maiori

Olympian Steamer Run Ashore Near Possession Bay

The Olympian steamer from Portland to Boston ran aground at Possession Bay on March 13 and is embedded three feet in gravel. A 1083-ton sidewheel ship, she passed here March 10 in tow of Zealander for New York coasting trade. Captain Weise commands the Olympian, destined for Boston.

Punta Areyas Straits of Magellan Chill Olympian Weise Portland Ore San Francisco Boston Mass Possession Bay Zealandia Roberts New York

Man jailed for assault after brutal in-home attack

In Leominster, Thomas Cahill was held for 90 days in the house of correction for simple assault on his wife Mrs. Cahill. She suffered three broken ribs from the attack as she attempted to escape, tripping over a mat during the struggle.

Leominster Thomas Cahill Harry C. Bascom House of Correction Cahill

Browning Is Not Guilty In Charlestown Case

Robert C. Browning was found not guilty of murderous assault on his wife Catharine Browning in Charlestown Court. He also denied assault and battery charges from December 26. On an old non support complaint he was held on $200 bond to June 16 and ordered to pay $5 weekly. Browning had an alibi placing him in Wolfboro, N H, since last October. testimony showed his brother helped with meals.

Robert C. Browning Catherine C. Browning Charlestown Browning Essex Street Wolfboro N. H

Astor to wed Mrs Shaw in April in London

The Mirror reports Waldorf Astor will marry Mrs Nannie Shaw in early April in London. An unrelated ad promotes Quinona tonic for sleepless nights with a large bottle priced at $1.

Astor Mrs. Shaw London the Mirror Waldorf Astor Nannie Shaw

Grim Joke Turns to Truthful Prophecy in Minneapolis

Stan ley Wollman of New York joked about summoning an undertaker at 3 AM. By 5 AM he had died from heart trouble after a 10 day illness at the West Hotel in Minneapolis. He left a wife and three children in New York.

Sr. Paul, Minn Stanley Wollman New York West Hotel Minneapolis Fred Suss Suss Wollman New York City

Quinona Tonic Promises Relief From Stomach Pain

Ad claims present Quinona as a remedy for stomach discomfort and general well being. The advertisement urges readers to try the tonic for relief and a feeling of improved health.

Audubon Society to Target Aigrettes and Bird Trade

The Audubon Society plans action against duck shooters and game sellers led by William Dutcher, with a broader campaign against fashionable women who wear aigrettes in hats. It will oppose the game sellers bill legalizing six varieties of foreign birds year round.

New York The Audubon Society William Dutcher Law Committee

Poodle Stops Train on Connecticut Trestle

A small black and white poodle halted a train on the half mile trestle between Shelton and Derby for about an hour. The engineer spotted the dog on the track, blew the whistle, and the dog barked at the approaching engine before retreating.

Derby Conn Shelton

Lynn Boy Reunited As Uncle Takes Boy To Amherst

Ernest Savory, a Lynn youth who was abducted by his uncle A. H. Savory, arrived in Halifax with his uncle and prepared to proceed to Amherst, Nova Scotia, after a few days of worry for his family.

Halifax N. S Ernest Savory Lynn Amherst

Quinona Tonic Promises Quick Appetite Boost

An advertisement promotes Quinona as a tonic to improve appetite and wellbeing. It touts that taking the remedy helps you feel better and stimulates appetite. The copy emphasizes quick improvement and general health benefits.

Pur suing her recreant husband from his home in Russia

In Providence on March 17 Mrs. Louis Pressman and her seven year old son located her husband in this city with aid from the Society for Neglected Women of New York. Pressman pleaded guilty to a statutory offence and agreed to return to his wife. The couple left together with their child as Mrs. Pressman 2 seeks an annulment.

Providence R. I Russia Louis Pressman Pressman Society For Neglected Women” of New York

Quinona Tonic Promises All Over Wellness

Purveyor touts Quinona as a pure blood remedy claiming general wellbeing and renewed vigor. The tonic is marketed as a nationwide health enhancer.

Two Tots Cross Ocean Alone Arrive in Charlestown

Margaret and Emily Eggerton aged 11 and 4, nieces of Mrs. W. H. Hitchcock, arrived with the White Star Cymric in Charlestown after a perilous Atlantic crossing from Manchester Ling. Orphans guided by resolve, they endured winter storms and seasickness to reach their home in this city.

Atlantic

Wart Cure Case Shocks Brooklyn Court

Miss Anita Henry 19 displays in Supreme Court Brooklyn showing damaged hand from Wartcure used at 17. She bought Wartcure from Olin F Bancroft at 1060 Fulton Street, followed instructions, then flesh was eaten to the bone forcing long home confinement and loss of hand use.

New York Anita Henry Supreme Court Brooklyn Miss Henry Olin F. Bancroft Fulton Street

Labor Shortage Spurs West Demand in Chicago

Chicago reports a labor famine as appeals pour in from the West for workers across all trades. Officials fear July wheat harvests may suffer without sufficient men to work the midwestern fields.

Chicago West Middle West

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