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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1909
Page
7
A Roxbury singer neighbor's morning concert provokes a night-worker to hire a German street band to perform outside. The column then threads through humorous incidents from feather boas to a dog destroying a feathered meal, streetcar missteps, beef in Union Square, and a Newton woman confusing addresses with a Provincetown visit. Governor Pothier cited as Canada born governor candidate chatter.
A mix of social notes includes James D. Henderson planning a Westbound business trip with Frank D. Ross for about a month, Tom Needham returning to play with the Cubs, Harvard changes with Professor Mitchell leaving for California, and a Sailors’ Club portrait gift in Charlestown. Nearby vignettes cover a newsboy’s plea, Timothy the doctor aiding the poor, and home recipes from local contributors.
Miss Adelaide Jackson president of the Vincent Club will be head usher at the Hale House benefit on April 12 afternoon. She will be assisted by 18 club members.
Civic Service House of the North End presents The Gypsy Queen in Potter Hall on April 29 with interpolations promising musical and social success. Proceeds fund the wage earners summer camp at Hingham. Cast includes young men and women from 15 clubs in the North and West Ends.
A wife writes of a 25 year old marriage to a well to do man who hates their child and keeps late hours. She seeks guidance as her husband criticizes her and she contemplates separation. The columnist urges patience, self sufficiency, social activity, and personal fulfillment while hoping his return.
The column counsels a wife not to stay with a man who degrades her. It argues morality requires her to escape such a marriage, preserve self respect, and seek a clean life. If her husband offends every decent instinct and worsens, she is justified in leaving him.
Subscriptions totaling several hundred dollars were collected yesterday at Armory Hall Roxbury to aid bogslide victims in Kilmore Ballygar County Galway Ireland. General L J Logan treasurer of the Boston relief committee will send the second instalment of funds soon.
Pope Pius X welcomed Archbishop William H. O Connell of Boston on his arrival, granting a special audience on St. Josephs Day. O Connell, noted for his Rome tenure and knowledge of Japan, is trusted on American church matters and relations with Asia. Strong greetings came from Cardinals Satolli Martinelli Gotti and other Sacred College members.
Miss Annie McCarthy and two relatives were injured when a kerosene lamp exploded as she carried it upstairs at 259 Boston street Dorchester. She was sent to City Hospital with severe burns and is expected to recover. her mother and brother sustained burns to hands and arms.
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