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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1907
Page
7
Miss Lillian Goulston suffered a hand injury affecting a two pianofortes recital with Miss Edith W. Bly at the New England Conservatory. Goulston cut a finger, delayed treatment, and swelling worsened. Doctors lanced the wound and officials hope to reschedule the program for next Friday evening at Jordan Hall if feasible.
A local scientist claims that a girl who eats half a pound of candy can walk farther and play better in hockey or basketball than rivals who avoid sweets. Nine ounces of sugar speeds energy within half an hour and a box of bonbons can make an anemic girl ready for boxing two hours later.
Dr. Seigai responded to a sick person call in East Boston and found Annie Deering dead in the rear house at 112 Poster Street. Police investigated the scene as authorities examine the cause and time of death.
Alex Johnson, indicted today on criminal assault charges by a grand jury, was taken by about 500 men from the Cameron jail and hanged from a tree in the courthouse yard. The incident underscores violent racial tensions in the era.
TokIo officials including Kogoro Takahira minister to Italy Uchida in Vienna Hayashi in Peking and Nobuaki Makino minister of education in Tokyo have been created barons by an imperial edict.
Mayor John F. Fitzgerald and the Boston Common Council were assailed at the Page Class Forum meeting at Dudley Street Baptist Church. Ward 21 Councilman Hackett condemned the mayor and city spending calling for abolition of the council and replacement by a commission.
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