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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1906
Page
5
Mrs Martha Frances Channing Scarlett and James Samuel Scarlett confirm they wed last Friday. They denounce claims of hypnotic influence or prisoner conditions and present a marriage certificate. Scarlett says he will relocate from Cambridge to New Bedford as his permanent home.
Mayor Fitzgerald says the $1,000,000 sewer loan bill will pass, while Alderman Bell opposes in its present form. Supporters include Baldwin Cauley Curley Hennessey Kneeland withBattis Draper Bromberg Berwin Bangs opposed. Linehan and Whelton are doubtful. Nine votes needed. discharges unlikely unless the bill is delayed beyond a week.
The Buff and Blue Association of the Mission Church of Roxbury held a reunion in Copley Hall drawing about 700 people. Mayor Fitzgerald ex-Senator Dowd and several representatives attended. A concert preceded a grand march led by William J. McGlinchy and Mrs. McGlinchy with numerous couples marching, directed by McGlinchy. John J. Colahan was chair and John J. Colahan served as director.
Richly rated fruit plates with gold embellishments priced 50c 75c and 1.00. Basemen sewed tea pots fireproof with 6 8 10 and 12 cup capacities priced 50c 75c and special at 25c. Chamber toilet sets hand decorated full size with gold stippling valued at 4.50 now 2.95. rd Place Side.
Local dairy department advertises Butter-Hazel made daily from rich cream emphasizing cleanliness and purity. Available in 11 lb for 2.85, 5 lb for 1.45, 3 lb for 0.50, and 1 lb prints with delivery options.
The 21st annual Promenade Concert series opened at Symphony Hall under Adamowski with Jacques Hoffmann as principal. The program included Berlioz Verdi Verdi Thomas Wagner Bizet and other selections. A large crowd attended and the season runs nine weeks through July 1 with Wagner works featured tonight and a Charpentier serenade.
Mabelle A Lyons, noted as a handsome woman in Superior Court, was awarded 5000 against Boston and Northern Railway for injuries from a March 13 collision at Waltham. The ruling recognizes her long tenure in the court and the railway's liability for the accident.
The May 1 theater row notes mixed reception for The District Leader at Wallack's with weak cast and only partial praise for Joseph E. Howard. Ned Rose's A Square Deal at the Fourteenth Street Theatre shows Kansas-set themes in a County Chairman style. Cousin Louisa opens at Daly's with scant press attention.
Lucien Fournan, a teacher, won a $1200 verdict in Superior Court yesterday against Frank C. Fox in an assault case. The incident began January 21, 1904 on East Newton street when dogs fought and Fournan intervened. Fox then allegedly struck him.
Francis P. Ewing, successor of Joseph Willard and predecessor of Francis A. Campbell, seeks to be assistant clerk under Campbell. He informs the attorney general he does not wish further consideration by the Supreme Judicial Court for the clerk position. Action awaits consult with the Supreme Court.
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