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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
7
Lizzie Rocks and Annie McGrogan detained two weeks at Long Wharf immigration station face deportation on Tuesday per Commissioner Sargent’s instructions. They awaited landing approval after Commissioner Billings recommended release.
Col on Oct 31 reports new borings over the Gatun dam area show rock foundations are present everywhere possible, indicating solid subsurface conditions for the structure.
In Pittsburg on October 31 plans explored to perform operations on students in public schools who lag in lessons due to physical ailments. Medical staff would determine if surgery could brighten thinking and improve academic performance.
In Waltham Massachusetts on Halloween date October 31 John and William Caughey observed their 54th birthday with a family reunion at William Caughey's Grant Street home. Six siblings joined the gathering bringing their combined ages to 615 years, marking the notable longevity of the family in New England.
Friday at the food fair is Bargain Day with giant discounts from rugs to groceries. Schools in Lynn and 20 other cities will close for youngsters to visit the fair. Women's clubs hold a reception in the Women's Department from 3 to 4 pm. Yesterday was Irish Day with green decor and Irish songs. Mayor Fitzgerald attended as guest of honor. Lowell Day drew about 500 Grocers and Marketmen from Providence.
The 21 year old Mary Barrett disappeared after Sunday church, last seen leaving her Roxbury home on Benton Street toward Columbus Avenue. Police and family have exhausted efforts with no trace found. she is about 5 feet 6 inches, golden hair, wearing a light blue gown, black velvet hat and loose black coat.
Parkersburg West Virginia October 81 a factory worker's infant named William Edward Banes eight months old weighs 110 pounds.
Miss Marie McMechen Buchanan and Mark Sullivan associate editor of Collier's Weekly were married in Baltimore on October 31. The ceremony linked a social editor to the renowned magazine in a city ceremony.
Victoria Pace of Newington New Hampshire owned a large doll bought in Glasgow. The Numidian steamship arrived with the doll in Victoria's berth where a stewardess mistook it for a child and noted another child had climbed aboard. The doll traveled to Newington uncharged.
Secretary of War received a telegram from Captain Johnson stating he visited the Ute camp, found them waiting and hoping he could adjust their difficulties. The message is dated October 31.
A young man seeks guidance on asking to call on a girl who is under her mother’s supervision. The advice suggests obtaining the mother’s permission and notes a 20 year old girl is mature enough to consider potential marriage. The letter ends with counsel about approaching the mother respectfully and the value of good suitors.
Abu-Rama, son of Wakhor, returns with wealth and love Iskah of Shimar faces a fate as a moon god priestess. The pair flee desertward as a moonlit sacrilege erupts and two conspirators depart with their captive dawn.
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