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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1910

Page

15

Aging Roxbury Man Ends Life With Pocket Knife

A about 75 year old man, 5 feet 6 inches, 150 pounds, gray hair and blue eyes, killed himself in Washington Park Roxbury yesterday afternoon by stabbing his stomach with a pocket knife. John P. Nary and Charles M. Looney found the body shortly after 4 pm at 49 Regent street and 468 Parker street. In his pocket were about $30, a second pocket knife, and a gold watch and chain.

Washington Park Roxbury John P. Nary Regent Street Charles M. Looney Parker Street

Chapmans Engagement Announced After World Campaign

The Rev J Wilbur Chapman, evangelist and author, to wed Miss Mabel Cornelia Moulton of Providence Rhode Island. The wedding is planned for next August in Providence, shortly after his Around the World revival campaign concludes. The announcement follows a noted huge religious movement here.

J. Wilbur Chapman Mabel Cornelia Moulton Providence R. I Dr. Chapman

Evangelist Chapman Plans Second Marriage After World Tour

Dr Chapman nearing 50, to wed Miss Moulton of Providence after his world preaching tour. She comes from a prominent Rhode Island family, studied at Brown University, and supports religious causes including Moody schools. Chapman's health has improved since returning from England, with retirement from revival work to follow.

New York England Boston Miss Moulton Providence First Baptist Church America Roger Williams Moulton Brown University Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity Moody Schools Northfield Mass Dr. Chapman David Potter Benjamin Potter Moulton

Harvard entered in junior collegiate regatta entries announced

Philadelphia May 12 The American Rowing Association stewards announced the eighth annual regatta entries for May 21 Two college only races will be held with four crews each In junior collegiate Harvard Columbia Pennsylvania and Georgetown compete The freshman eight includes Yale Pennsylvania Columbia and Georgetown Entries close May 14 The races run one mile and 559 yards

Philadelphia American Rowing Association Harvard Columbia Pennsylvania Georgetown Yale

Stolen United States mail wagon found in Cambridge

A light runabout mail wagon stolen from Postoffice Square by two students was traced to a Cambridge livery stable yesterday afternoon. The horse had been driven from Boston for a swift late-night trip, and the Castle Square Stable Company owns the team rented to the government for $300 annually. Authorities seek the youths responsible.

United States Postoffice Square Cambridge Swift Post Office Boston Castle Square Stable Company

Train Derailment Shakes Passengers on Shawmut Line

Train service on the Shawmut branch of the New Haven was blocked at Harrison Square Dorchester yesterday morning after the tender derailed. Passengers were shaken up and greatly scared by the incident.

Shawmut New Haven Harrison Square Dorchester

Prof Perrin praises coeducation at Boston University meeting

Professor M L Perrin urged coeducation as vital at Boston University during an alumni gathering in Jacob Sleeper Hall. He argued coed study bonds students with real life and warned against removing women from higher education, drawing contrasts with Harvard Yale and Columbia. The event also discussed forming an association of graduates with other speakers including ex Governor Bates.

M. L. Perrin Boston University Jacob Sleeper Hall John S. Bates Leard P. Ayres Russell Sage Socation New York Yale Columbia Boston Universy Perrin Boston Studer Dot Tufts Wesleyan

Innocent Protected Boy Targeted by Bookwog Critique

A concise note argues against transforming a sheltered boy into a learned bookwog, urging protection and simplicity. The remark reflects concern for safeguarding youth from overintellectualism and pedantry.

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