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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1907

Page

7

Little Stories of Women Who Figured in Yesterday's News

A Chicago report on Judge Willard Ewen noting divorce trends from sunrise court sessions. He claims the divorce germ peaks at 20 and 40, alimony steadies men, and that church weddings outlive elopements from St Joe and Hammond. He warns girls dream of fairyland marriages.

Chicago Williard Ewen Superior Court Michigan Indiana St. Joe Mich Hammond Ind

Woman 104 Years Old Weary Of Living In Worcester

Mrs Abraham Harpin aged 104 at 53 Lake Street Worcester tells a reporter she does not want more years saying she has lived too long. She believes she should have died 25 years ago and still has full mental faculties and interest in past decades.

Worcester Abraham Harpin Lake Street

Man in Drag Passes Draft at Granada Bank

A Granada Bank of Spain clerk refused payment on a draft presented by a woman who was later revealed to be a man in disguise. The applicant returned later dressed as a man, prompting bank inquiries that confirmed the impersonation.

Granada Spain Bank of Spain

Girl in Men's Clothes Strikes It Rich for Love at Miners

Miss Ethel McNeill, a Winnipeg school teacher, wore male dress to hunt gold in western mining regions and found a fortune to save her fiancé Wilson McWhorter from consumption. After disguises in Idaho Montana and South Dakota she struck it rich and plans to marry him in Winnipeg then move to New Mexico for his health.

Crook City S. Cak Ethel McNeill Winnipeg McNeill Wilson McWhorter McWhorter Idaho Montana South Dakota Kingsley Malcomb New Mexico

Double Wedding in Sonoma Links Two Generations

Richard Ellsworth aged 60 married Jennie Barrett 20 and his son 38 wed Jennie’s mother. Four people, neighbors say the couples courted separately but the double ceremony left the daughter as step mother in law to her own mother and the son as father in law to his father’s wife.

Sonoma Richard Ellsworth Jennie Barrett Jennie Ellsworths Barrett

Night Hour Wrinkles Vanish Claim Prompts Secret Offer

An advertisement touts a miracle discovery to erase facial wrinkles overnight without massages or creams. It claims lines vanish and skin firms with a simple method, urging readers to contact Harriet Met a in Syracuse New York for full details under a secrecy pact.

Vo Ae Harriett Meta Syracuse, N. Y

Devil in the Choir Controversy At St Pauls Church

New York March 25 The devil has not taken possession of St Pauls choir says Ida Bedell former member of St Pauls M E Tottenville The congregation erupts over reports that John N White former choir leader claimed devil was in the choir Mrs Davis current organist and director rejects criticism calling critics old fogies

New York St. Paul’s Ida Bedell St. Paul’s M. E. Church of Tottenville White John N. White Davis

Women Brokers Make Men Operators Blink It

Helen Kimber and Nellie Howard, real estate brokers, have purchased 1 600 000 acres along the north border of Mexico and the Gulf of California for speculative purposes. The deal, one of the West’s biggest in years, features land claimed to need no irrigation and to yield up to 75 bushels per acre with possible mineral deposits and two natural harbors for future cities. The sisters have three years in St Joseph and previously worked in Cottonwood Falls Kansas.

Joseph Helen Kimber Nellie Howard Mexico Gulf of California Kimber and Howard St. Joseph Cottonwood Falls Kan

Birmingham Girl Named to Christen Cruiser Birmingham

Miss Mary Campbell of Birmingham will christen the new scout cruiser Birmingham, under construction in Quincy Massachusetts. She is the daughter of attorney B K Campbell and a student at the Woman's College in Baltimore, named by Mayor George B Ward of Birmingham.

Birmingham Ala Mary Campbell Quincy Mass Campbell B. K. Campbell Woman’s College At Baltimore George B. Ward

Bronze Giantesses Missing On Way To Carnegie Institute

The missing bronze figures titled Art and Literature from New York, part of the Carnegie Institute at Schenley Park, have vanished en route to Pittsburgh. The Music and Science statues arrived and were set, with April 11 dedication looming. A railroad loss is under investigation by trustees official Col. Samuel Harden Church and a dozen tracers.

Pittsburg Here New York Carnegie Institute Schenley Park Pennsylvania Railroad Samuel Harden Church Board of Trustees

Mrs Crocker Seeks Primacy of 1904 Will Ruling

Mrs An-nie J Crocker petitions the Supreme Court to reopen the case contending a juror’s conviction biased the 1904 decision disallowing Ariel H Crocker’s will. The late lawyer left nearly 700000 to his widow with sons largely disinherited.

Ariel H. Crocker Matthew J. Killion Annie J. Crocker Supreme Court Uriel H. Crocker Annie J. Fitzpatrick George A. Crocker Edgar Crocker Moran Killian

D A R Reception and Tea for Mrs Masury

An informal reception and tea honored Elizabeth Masury state regent of the D A R at the Pierce building yesterday afternoon. Old South Chapter members hosted with regent Mrs Frank Ellison vice regent Mrs Henry Bishop assisting. Ushers included Mrs E M Stillings Mrs Frank P Endicott and Mrs William H Mitchell. Tea tables were presided over by Mrs Rebecca Masters and Mrs Henry Graves with a corps of young women.

Elizabeth Masury Pierce Old South Chapter Henry Graves

Two Killed in Canadian Pacific Train Wreck Near Myrtle

Fireman C. Jones and Brakeman H. Howe died when two freight trains collided near Myrtle on the Canadian Pacific. Engineer Hinns and Fireman Horse were injured in the wreck reported from Toronto Ontario march 2.

Canadian Pacific Toronto C. Jones H. Howe Hinns Myrtle

First White Child Born in Chicago Dies

Alexander Beaubien, reputed as Chicago's first white child born in Fort Dearborn, dies at age 0? after long illness. born January 28, 1822, in Fort Dearborn.

Chicago Alexander Beaubien Beaubien Fort Dearborn

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