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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1908

Page

3

Battle over a Malden mooly cow ends with a woman hurt

In Malden on May 20 a dispute over a cow escalated into a near street clash between two families. Mrs Annie Klane was knocked unconscious and treated at home after the altercation near the Gordon property on Suffolk street. Police said no arrests were made and no formal charges were filed. Mr Gordon planned to answer any future assault charge in court.

Malden Annie Klane Steeves Court Morris Klane Suffolk Street C. Jennings Albert Gordon Gordon House Mr. Gordon Samuel Aldere Winne Louis Gordon Home Klane

Miss Maloney Not Legally Wed to Osborne

New York May 20 Justice McCall of the Supreme Court annulled the marriage of Miss Helen Maloney of Philadelphia to Arthur H. Osborne a New York stock broker. The decree is interlocutory and remains non final for three months. The ruling follows a referee report after Maloney eloped with Samuel Clarkson and later married him in Montreal.

New York Helen Maloney Philadelphia Arthur H. Osborne McCall Supreme Court Miss Maloney Martin Maloney Osborne Mamaroneck N. Y Helen Eugenie Herbert Ogden England Mr. Osborne Mr. Maloney Clarkson Maloney Samuel Clarkson

No Collusion Questioned In Wood Pulp Inquiry

President Luke of West Virginia Pulp and Paper testified about bidding as a courtesy while denying collusion. He noted price rises of book paper, discussed a trades agreement, and said no evidence of a countrywide cartel. The hearing weighed tariff removal and wage costs as more witnesses were readied. Thelma McNee Gueland, Dayton native and Carnegie medal recipient, rescued two children from a West End fire, entering a smoke filled room to retrieve them.

Washington John Wu. Luke West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company Mann the House Luke Norris Congress Miss McNee Massachusetts Humane Society

Dayton woman earns Carnegie hero fund medal for Boston rescue

Thelma McNee Gueland of Dayton Ohio formerly Boston received a Carnegie Hero Fund Medal in Pittsburg along with 30 plus awards. She saved two Boston children from being burned to death on May 30 1905 while living in the West End and working as a dentist's assistant.

Pittsburg Penn Carnegie Hero Fund Thelma McNee Gueland Dayton Boston

Fire in Garage Endangers Children on Brimmer Chestnut Corner

A fire started in a garage at the Brimmer and Chestnut corner and spread quickly. Miss McNee reported two children, John Cooney aged 7 and Alice Cooney aged 3, were locked on the third floor of a neighboring tenement.

Brimmer and Chestnut Streets Miss McNee John Cooney Alice Cooney

Romance at New England Telephone workers wedding

Main exchange operators at New England Telephone celebrate the marriage of Mr and Mrs William Henry Purdy as he denies a divorce rumor. Miss Hagerty, who paired with Purdy, has since resigned from the company after the wedding.

New England Telephone Company William Henry Purdy Purdy Post Miss Hagerty Mr. Purdy

Atlantic fleet battles high seas off Oregon coast

The United Wireless Telegraph office in Los Angeles received word from the flagship that the Atlantic fleet is meeting the heaviest seas since Hampton Roads off the Oregon coast. Ships contend with a stormy headwind and slow progress in tempestuous waters.

Los Angeles Cal Oregon Hampton Roads United Wireless Telegraph Office

Twain Objects To Carson City Statue Plan

Mark Twain opposes a proposed statue for him in Carson City Nevada. A Reno report claimed Sam Davis arranged the statue and H H Rogers offered to donate 25000 dollars, but Clemens declined the project saying it could disgrace him. He said he would prevent it if possible.

New York Mark Twain Capitol Grounds Carson City New Reno Sam Davis East Mr. Clemens H. H. Rogers Davis Capitol Twain Nevada Clemens Rogers

Brookline Country Club Hosts Second Annual Horse Show

The Brookline Country Club opens its second annual horse show today at 10:30, running three days on club grounds. A large, socially prominent entry list returns after last year’s success with hunters and jumpers drawing the most participants. Entries include Katherine Roosevelt, Mary Ames, Eleanor Sears, Alice Thordike, Harry Burrage, Thomas W. Pierce, and Charles Bird Jr.

Brookline Country Club Katherine Roosevelt Mary Ames Eleanor Sears Alice Thorndike Harry Burrage Thomas W. Pierce Charles Bird, Jr

Mike Lynch to Marry Former Boston Girl in Providence

Michael J. Lynch widely known as Mike Lynch, longtime Brown University baseball star, will wed Miss Mary Slattery in St Marys Church Providence on June 3. Miss Slattery is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael J Slattery formerly of Boston now living in Providence.

Providence Michael J. Lynch Mike’’ Lynch Brown University St. Mary’s Church Mary Slattery Michael J. Slattery Boston

Notice to Fat People and Quick Weight Loss Claim

A prominent society lady promotes a weight loss formula urging readers not to diet or exercise. She claims to have lost 60 pounds in two months using Lexonica with buckthorn bark and simple syrup, and says the mix can be made at home from drugstores.

Society Booms Coming Show at Boston Theatre

The Chelsea sufferers benefit show at the Boston Theatre is advertised with old fashioned brown wrapping paper handbills distributed at leading houses. Vincent Club members met to discuss fundraising and boosting box office sales for the event.

Boston Theatre Chelsea Boston Vincent Club

Missouri Delegates To Vote As Unit For Bryan

The Democratic State convention in Jefferson City instructs Missouri's 36 delegates to vote as a unit for Bryan.

Jefferson City Missouri Bryan

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