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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1909
Page
4
Co A Pearson of Stoneham contributed to the Post harvest festival with a remarkable freak potato. Using a broken four ounce bottle neck the tuber grew to resemble a locomotive smokestack and boiler head, amid speculation and no interview.
In Paris on November 4 Mme. Steinheil testified in mourning as the case against her for the murder of her husband and stepmother proceeded. A man named Rene Collard, claiming to be Lefebvre or an actor, interrupted to confess to the killings in an apparent bid for notoriety. police removed him and he was detained for identity verification.
The article recounts Miss Mary B Adams marrying Edward C Wheeler Jr at her parents Dorchester home. It notes Adams as a Vincent Club golf champion and former titleholder, with references to her public profile and the ceremony details.
The Gilchrist Company honoring longtime executive Robert H. Heartz at the annual Gilchrist Employees Benefit Association concert. Heartz received a leather rocking chair and a gold purse as a token of esteem, with P J Flemming presenting the gifts and praising Heartz for his 40 years of service.
The programme featured Savinsky's System sketch written for the occasion and praised Gilchrist employees. Savinsky by Knowlton impressed. Henry Freete, Frederick B. Hubley, and a series of songs, readings, quartets, solos, and a vaudeville specialty rounded out the program with compositions by Barer, Shiles, Robinson, Hurley, and the Pickaninnies.
Tonight at the Hadrath Israel Synagogue Roxbury Crawford street Rabbi H S Shohier of Boston opens a winter lecture series on Good Government. Lectures start at 7 o clock and recur each Friday evening. Isaac Heller, ex
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