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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
7
A Worcester man testifies a young woman robbed him of 140 while he slept in her company in a South End house. The defendant identified as Susie Doe faced the Municipal Criminal Court and was held for the grand jury. The case was continued to this morning at defense request.
A lyric celebrating Tippeerary praising its beauty and resilience. The poem urges unity against oppression and invites visitors to share in the welcoming, hopeful spirit of the land. Strong emblems include Brigid and references to Eire and historic Irish places.
The page provides home cookery tips with recipes and tips from several contributors. Instructions cover a fish macaroni bake with a butter sauce and cheese topping, an egg batter fried dessert, a diced egg breakfast dish, a frozen cream cheese dessert, and an old fashioned spice cake. Contributors include Mrs Knowles Nellid Be Zackular Laura Humphrey Mrs James Kerrigan and Mrs P M Whelpley from various New England towns.
Mrs Hi A Sumner of Portland Maine believes a 17 year old found in a Fall River gypsy camp is her son snatched from Pawtucket Rhode Island as a baby. She urges police to confirm identity and aids the case with a hopeful plea for confession by the band leader.
A young woman swallowed carbolic acid and used chloroform in a Tremont Street hotel shortly after 1 AM. Discovered five hours later by night clerk George Straight, she was taken to City Hospital but may not recover. She claimed to be Elizabeth Moran of Adams Street Lowell, a name unconfirmed by Lowell police.
The coming of Rev. RE Hunt, the Wollaston Unitarian Church deposed pastor, draws little interest from Boston psycho therapeutic leaders. Rev. Stephen Herbert Roblin of the Second Universalist Church says they neither seek publicity nor oppose Hunt, and nothing substantial is being discussed by sympathizers yet.
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