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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1904
Page
10
Ladies garments in striped and figured lawns with borders and color variety. Value to 50 cents. Short kimonas in dimities dotted Swiss muslin and lawns with white borders, value to 1 dollar 25 cents. For this sale "We
Washington May 2 Within 22 minutes after the jury retired the case of James N Tyner and Harrison J Barrett for conspiracy as Post Office officers a verdict of not guilty was returned General Tyner wept and his nephew issued an order causing him to return The jurors wept with him and greeted the moment with shaking hands as the verdict was read.
Grace Donovan of Marlboro, a young invalid, fainted on a bed on the top floor of the Boylston Hotel Cambridge street during a fire. Fireman Dacey of Engine 6 carried her to safety as smoke filled the hall. The blaze started in a closed room nearby and caused little damage at the scene.
William Allen White, renowned writer, was offered the unpaid State accountant post by Governor Bailey. White has not accepted. the offer stems from his editorial last week declaring willingness to serve without salary as state accountant.
Dreamwold stock drew heavy interest at the Tranter Kenney sale as 49 horses changed hands for a total of 23830 dollars. Glorious Thunder Cloud sold for 4000 to W M Marshall of Chicago while other high priced offerings included Belfort and Glory. Average colt prices exceeded 400 dollars with several top colts including Dreamwold Paul Pry and Dreamwold Poetess drawing bids from multiple buyers.
Frank Hayden and G P Dart were sentenced yesterday in Salem to 20 to 30 years and 14 to 20 years respectively in the State prison. They arrived at the prison last night to begin terms after the district attorney, in a trial-saving move, agreed not to press two counts in the indictments against both men.
About 200 Harvard students celebrated a win over Georgetown by forming a tin can parade and marching around the yard, creating significant excitement and noise among spectators.
Mrs. George W. Brown of 600 Beacon Street Newton Centre was thrown from her carriage at Washington Street and Aspen Avenue this afternoon and severely cut about the face. The horse shied at an electric car, ran into a telegraph pole, and threw Mrs. Brown and the driver, wrecking the carriage.
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