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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1906
Page
1
A Russian immigrant who arrived days ago to find her husband deserted her. She created a scene in a city street car yesterday attempting to identify a man she claimed to be her missing spouse.
Mrs Eva Braggman 23 a recent Russian immigrant attacks Louis Kravetz on a Chelsea Boston car claiming he is her husband deserted in Russia. Passengers and her brother restrain him and police take him to headquarters. she seeks arrest to prove the claim and show a marriage certificate.
The condition of Professor N S Shaler dean of the Lawrence Scientific School at Harvard was much improved yesterday after his operation for appendicitis on Saturday. Dr Cabet of Boston performed the procedure at his home in Cambridge late Saturday afternoon. The dean began to improve steadily and has gained since.
In Indianapolis on March 25, coal operators and miners from central, western, and southern districts resume talks after a five day deadlock. Miners demand a 5.55 percent wage increase, restoring the 1903 scale. I L Robbins threatens to break from the interstate agreement if Ohio Indiana and Illinois refuse any raise.
Rev. Charles A. Crane at People's Temple argued last night that capital punishment is just desirable and efficacious. He spoke on the topic Shall Tucker Escape the Penalty of the Law.
A Boston pamphlet defends capital punishment as a fundamental legal principle. The speaker argues abolishing it would blur lines between murder and robbery and threaten public safety, citing cases like Benedict Arnold, Wilkes Booth, and Jesse Pomeroy to illustrate treason and systemic justice. Police anticipate arresting a doctor linked to Lena McDonald’s fatal operation after she named her lover and the alleged operator before dying.
Cair and warmer Monday and Tuesday with fresh southwest winds. Likely rain Tuesday afternoon or night.
The forecast calls for a warm start across New England with Monday and Tuesday temperatures rising. Showers are possible along a southerly wind that shifts from light to fresh, bringing changes to the daily conditions.
Readers describe a sunny calm in the Common as crowds in Sunday attire admire budding elm trees. Voices recall a cheerful mood and neighborly exchanges while on a agreeable day.
Por Wrak Lungs promotes Lung Kure as a remedy to strengthen lungs and speed healing. The claim centers on its use to boost respiratory health and recovery from ailments. Medical authorities advise consulting professionals before use.
Malden March 25 James E Derry a special policeman and custodian of Malden National and Savings Banks was assaulted by three yegg men after attempting to detain one suspect. He was found unconscious on the sidewalk with head wounds and facial injuries. Police launched a citywide manhunt for the alleged burglars.
Luke Edward Lathrop, a locomotive fireman tied to the Owl Express route, pursues a legal claim as heir to Mrs Deland Stanford of California. He argues a share of the fortune left to heirs of her brother Darius exceeds a million dollars and seeks validation of the will.
Grace Dabney Wrenn, wife of Boston broker and famed tennis figure Bob Wrenn, died yesterday at her father Alfred S. Dabney’s home 411 Beacon Street after six weeks illness. She was 31 and mother to a newborn daughter. The couple wed last spring at Nahant Episcopal Church. Bob Wrenn’s health faltered as the family faced the loss amid social and athletic circles.
Tokio reports relief from famine through foreign aid and warmer weather yet thousands face starvation. Local authorities struggle to provide work. many parents send children to overcrowded orphanages, with several children arriving at Uyeno Station.
The Boston police and excise measure, a key reform urged by Governor Guild, faces likely passage with minor amendments. Senator Cummings opposes, citing reduced revocation power, while supporters note Section 17 strengthens the excise board. Editorials suggest integrating overtime bill provisions on minors into current legislation. Representative Ross backs the idea.
Standard Oil faces another hearing today before the merchantile committee on the anti monopoly bill. If enacted the measure would affect control of Standard Oil operations in Massachusetts and Missouri.
Labor leaders rally behind a proposed plan linked to the overtime bill fought in the Senate. Representative Samuel Ross of New Bedford will meet Governor Guild with a labor delegation. The plan also suggests grafting overtime concepts into the children’s employment bill. Governor Guild supports stronger child labor protections and potentially the overtime concept if added as an amendment.
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