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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1907
Page
9
Ex judge Henry Dewey conducts himself on a vegetarian plan to fortify for a possible mayoral race. He has cut out meat tobacco and stimulants, noting a weight gain and improved health. He cites independence from party pressure and hints at offering services if the Republicans want him.
Grace L Deering Grace Adams and Annie E Gardner Cambridge High School teachers sue Lawin's express Cambridge and Breen's express Charlestown for 600 each alleging trunks lost before June 30 voyage on White Star liner Republic caused them embarrassment and inconvenience while abroad. George S Harvey represents defendants.
Oliver H. P. Belmont arrived in New York with news denying reports the Duchess of Marlborough will reside in the United States. He stated she plans to live abroad and has the sympathy of Americans in Europe.
About thirty representatives of Boston’s leading publications were entertained at a luncheon in the sixth floor Syelleh points Restaurant of the Dodge-Spear Co department store. The menu featured a playful bill of fare with various courses and a lighthearted chorus of stage-like acts.
The smuggling of Chinese into the country on the Frolic last summer will be in this city ready to answer the charge against him. Counsel for Lehne man conferred with officials at the Federal building and it is understood he wishes to return to Boston, with efforts underway to secure suitable bail.
Malden March 20. Police hush story leaks of a burglary at 23 Spring street apartment house. Miss Cornelia Broadhead and W S Davis report entry on the third floor with jewelry and money totaling about 500 dollars stolen. Broadhead lists diamond pins gold watches a pearl set locket and trinkets. Davis loses cash and finds bank books dumped. Entrance gained by false keys.
Mrs. Mary O'Brien aged, who fell from a third floor window at 3 am in her Wellington Street apartment, died at City Hospital. Tenant Albert Clear found her. she leaves four daughters and a son. The family has lived at 33 Wellington Street in the South End for a month. The father is deceased.
Orange March 20 For the first time in the town there is not a person dependent on the town to be placed in the poorhouse. The town farm is for sale and the keeper has been released. It is now run by a couple with no compensation beyond free rent. Overseers report paupers greatly reduced and expect elimination of town subjects soon.
Rosena Gordina of the North End will marry next Sunday despite a $5 fine for shoplifting. She showed repentance in court and her father spoke of a large wedding cake under construction, which influenced the judge to impose a fine instead of jail.
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