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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1905
Page
7
A brief column notes a family pride incident linked to a mine dispute over trust and ownership. The item hints at tensions within a community or company and signals ongoing conflict.
Society notes describe Victor C. Mather and bride resuming life in Haverford after Harvard ties. Vendome cafe chantant tea today aids a society sale with Harvard men aiding. lists prominent ladies and committee names. Monet tea photos and Choral Art Society concert at Jordan Hall pepper the social calendar.
A memorial gathering for the late Governor Boutwell is planned at Faneuil Hall on April 18. Curtis Guild Jr. will preside, with invocations and brief remarks from dignitaries including John D. Long, Samuel W. McCall, Samuel Gompers, Albert Pillsbury, Nelson Miles, Higginson, and others.
Testimonials from J H Egan of Boston and Elizabeth Sullivan of Somerville praise Quinona as a spring tonic that restores appetite, sleep, strength, and vitality. Sufferers are urged to begin taking Quinona and seek free medical advice from The Quinona Co. in Boston. All druggists stock Quinona.
In a chilly note Mrs. Medderse-Henry complains about a bridge party past midnight and objects to what she calls social fools. She prefers indoor gatherings and mocks the other couple’s taste in society affairs.
At Horticultural Hall the American Rose Society and Massachusetts Horticultural Society joint spring show opens. The exhibit showcases unusually perfect roses and carnations with many regional and national exhibitors including H M Walsh Moses Stevens W C Edgar and Oliver Ames. Orchids hyacinths tulips and large carnation displays accompany the show.
Rear Admiral Chester outlines a five thousand dollar plan for observing the August total solar eclipse. The U S ship Columbia and the Cesar will establish three stations along the shadow path from Spain to Africa, with focus on sun moon positions, corona, spectra, photometry, and meteocrology. In Spokane Washington a Great Northern westbound train was wrecked by a rock slide near Kataka Idaho, killing engineer Owen Jones and severely damaging cars. passengers were shaken but uninjured.
E W Noyes of South Braintree Massachusetts secretary of the board of adjustment of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad died in New Haven Connecticut at a city hospital from appendicitis He fell ill while working here with his committee
A vintage advertisement proclaims Scott's Emulsion as the greatest flesh builder. It states wasting is halted first, then new flesh and normal strength return, with a free sample offered. The slogan emphasizes constant weight loss and recovery led by the product.
A 20 year old stenographer asks Mildred Champagne for guidance on a romance. She suspects her railway worker suitor is not fully committed and fears misreading his feelings. The columnist suggests talking plainly, introducing the cousin, and using subtle hints to test the situation.
Business circles report Charles F. Berry has returned and wires are busy with messages urging him to settle affairs. Friends in the city pledge help if needed while receiver James B. Colt counts securities in the safe deposit vaults and will reveal details in court.
The Miles McDonnell case jury in Albany returned after a long sitting to hear instructions on murder and manslaughter degrees. Justice Hasbrouck ordered cots in the jury room and planned to keep the 12 jurors overnight if no verdict is reached by tomorrow morning.
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