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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1905

Page

12

Rosslyn Weds Yankee Maid in London Title

Miss Anna Robinson of Minneapolis marries the Earl of Rosslyn in London ceremony announced from London. She and her sister Margaret left Minneapolis twelve years ago to pursue the stage, later moved to New York with their parents who ran the Grand Opera Hotel on First Avenue South.

Minneapolis Minn Anna Robinson Earl of Rosslyn London Margaret New York Grand Opera First Avenue South

Douglas for Legacy Taxes in Massachusetts Era

Governor Douglas urges a general inheritance tax as a major revenue source, backing a pay-as-you-go policy to reduce state debt. He cites high interest, proposes taxing direct inheritances, and cites Massachusetts as already taxing collateral inheritances. The message supports Ways and Means and highlights potential revenue of 1 to 2 million dollars, arguing the tax is fair and easy to collect.

Douglas Bates Ways and Means House Committee On Taxation Ways and Means Committee Ward of Buckland Ward Massachusetts

Burrage Clutches Eliot Bank Future Over New York Move

Harry L Burrage president of the Eliot National Bank declines a $50,000 yearly offer to lead the National Bank of North America in New York City. He cites strong ties to Eliot Bank and gratitude to directors who elevated his position and trust from 1899 onward.

Harry L. Burrage Liot National Bank National Bank of North America New York City Burrage Eliot Bank Eliot National Bank Bank of North America of

Not Leaving Them for a New City

The statement notes the confidence placed in him is well founded and he does not wish to leave his Boston relatives and friends to start life in a new city.

Mr. Burrage Boston

Fire at Milltown plant leaves 600 out of work

New Brunswick New Jersey March 21 fire of unknown origin partly destroyed the International Tire Works at Milltown. Loss about 50000 dollars. The plant was the town's chief industry and 600 workers were put out of work.

New Brunswick N. J International Tire Works Milltown

Fire scare at Hotel Cecil alarms guests

About a hundred guests woke to smoke at 1:80 this morning when a pantry on the second floor rear caught fire. Night Clerk James Cox and elevator boy roused guests as Patrolman William Brown used the private hose to check the blaze before firefighters arrived, keeping the fire confined to the pantry.

Cecil James Cox William Brown Division 4 Brown

Clergymen Protest Rockefeller Gift to Missions

Four clergymen and one layman appeared before the prudential committee of the American Board of Foreign Missions to protest the acceptance of a $100,000 donation from John D. Rockefeller. The group included Rev. E. M. Noyes of Newton Highlands, Rev. William A. Knight of Brighton, Rev. Daniel E. Evans of Cambridge, Rev. C. Carter of Lexington, and George P. Morris, publisher and editor of the Congregationalist.

Prudential Committee American Board of Foreign Missions John D. Rockefeller Standard Oil E. M. Noyes Newton Highlands William A. Knight Brighton Daniel E. Evans Cambridge C. Carter Lexington George P. Morris Congregationalist

Denison House actors wound Cesar during stage stabbing

An accident during Julius Caesar at Union Hall on Boylston Street last night left actor Joseph Slatrow wounded under the right arm by a cast member’s Roman dagger. A four inch gash required onstage aid and medical attention.

Julius Cesar Union Hall Boylston Street Denison House Cesar Joseph Slatrow

Coolness Under Fire In Brockton Factory Blaze

In Brockton on March 21 a large fire stunned onlookers as workers fled from the Grover building. A young man, unnamed, reached safety after escaping on hands and knees despite his clothes being burned. A patrolman notes he calmly took a new job at nine in another factory minutes after.

Brockton

Dunham Identified By Pearl Button In Unrecognizable Body

Brockton on March 21 identifies 19 year old Miss Florence A Dunham daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Dunham as the victim by a single pearl button worn at her waist. She was employed as a bookkeeper for Foreman Samuel A Tiley in the finishing room and the body remained unrecognizable.

Brockton Florence A. Dunham Chestnut _ street John W. Dunham Samuel A. Tiley May Bussey

Despondent girl turns on gas in Union Park room

Miss Mary Young, 23, found by sister Jennie at 29 Union Park Street with gas on full force. Described as despondent after long unemployment. Recovery expected.

Mary Young Jennie Union Park Street

Equitable 10 Be Mutualized by Directors Plan

The Equitable Assurance Society directors adopted the mutualization plan by the committee of seven. Each year 138 directors are elected with policy holders choosing seven and stock holders six.

New York Equitable Assurance Society Committee of Seven

Ambassador White Off For Italian Post

New York March 21 Henry White recently named ambassador to Italy to replace George von L Meyer sailed today on the Kronprinz Wilhelm. Nelson OShaughnessy to Berlin as third secretary and Clyde Fitch the playwright also rode the same steamer.

New York Henry White Italy George von L. Meyer Kronprinz Wilhelm Nelson O’shaughnessy Berlin Clyde Fitch

Boston Cigar Makers Union 97 Election Update

At Friday night’s meeting a delegate to the GC LU will be elected. The label committee works actively. Electrical Workers Union 104 was addressed last night by H B Wesson of Quincy Union 189. The union received nine applications and admitted two applicants.

Boston Cigarmakers’ Union 97 GC. L. U Electrical Workers’ Union 104 H. B. Wesson Quincy Electrical Workers’ Union

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