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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1905
Page
7
Remnants of unbleached sheeting and long cloth in short lengths offered at sale prices. Pillow slips and laundered pillow slips in bleached cottons, sizes 42 by 36 inches or 20 to 22 inch pillow, with 3 inch hems. Damask dinner cloths and torn pieces priced as regulars reduced for the discount sale.
New York May 8 Nan Patterson remains in doubt as bail is posted but District Attorney Jerome has not decided on further action. After a lengthy conference with Jerome and his assistant Rand, Patterson's counsel delivered news she may stay in prison at least a week longer. Two bondsmen are ready to post bail once the DA accepts it.
Bessie Stewart 18, a high school senior, married Count Alden Ritter Raymond Theodore von Palmenberg of Austria on Feb 12 during a Providence trip. The count, son of J. R. Palmenberg Sons Co of New York, kept his title secret until marriage. She may finish school next month before a wedding tour with her husband.
The Cathedral Young Men's Catholic Association presents a minstrel show at the Bijou Theatre this evening. End men and ballad singers include J. Frank Snyder, Frank J. Schlipp, Albert E. Robinson, Joseph T. Brennan, George A. Scheele, Joseph A. Coleman and John C. Riley under directors Thomas J. Hurley and Michael V. Dailey of the Cathedral sanctuary choir.
The famous praying bulldog Dandy from North Boscawen is reported stolen. W. H. Milton, superintendent of the Merrimack county farm, suspects theft for exhibition. Boston police have been notified. Dandy, a full blooded English bulldog, attended Baptist Church services and knelt at the end before dashing into the vestibule to bark at amen.
George H. Hamer recovered a ring yesterday in his sister Mrs. Walter Bunce’s West Main street garden. The ring had been missing for two decades and originally belonged to his father, George Hamer.
Susquehanna man James Wheelock posing as a cripple trawled Causeway Street for charity and collected $23.72 in three hours before Inspector Patterson uncovered the ruse. Wheelock boasted he could net more by North Station and that the scam was the easiest graft. His case goes to court today.
The Canadian Pacific express from Halifax to Montreal and Boston derailed on Intercolonial tracks at Dorchester, 20 miles east of Moncton. Engineer Edward White was pinned under the engine and seriously injured. seven of eight coaches overturned, passengers and crew escaped unharmed. A replacement train conveyed passengers westward that night.
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