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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1905

Page

2

James Hazen Hyde sought as Bernhardt press agent in $4000 weekly offer

Louisville dispatch reports William H. Connors, Bernhardt manager, offered James Hazen Hyde up to 4000 dollars a week plus a France tour to handle American engagements for the actress. He promises extravagant inducements, a palatial car, Parisian chef, and social access if Hyde accepts. Hyde has not been questioned yet, but friends expect a likely acceptance.

Louisville James Hazen Hyde Harry Lehr William H. Connors Sarah Bernhardt Schubert Theatrical Agency Sarah James Hazen Hyden New York Newport Schuberts Connors Mr. Hyde France Hyde Mr. Connors Schuberts United States

Missing Girl May Be Dead In Newburyport

Danvers Asylum authorities appeal to Boston police and northeastern towns to help locate Miss Mabel Neal last seen after escaping the institution. Fear grows she may have wandered off, faced with cold weather, and could be dead. an investigation at the asylum may follow.

Newburyport Danvers Asylum Police Department Boston Massachusetts Mabel Neal

Increasing Power of the National Senate Debate in Massachusetts

The Massachusetts Reform Club met at the Hotel Brunswick to discuss The Increasing Power of the National Senate. Speakers included Hon. William Everett Congressman Samuel W. McCall Gamaliel Bradford and Hampton Institute president Frizzell.

National Senate Massachusetts Reform Club Hotel Brunswick James P. Monroe William Everett United States Senate Roosevelt Samuel W. McCall Gamaliel Bradford Frizzell Hampton Institute Edward Atkinson

Trousseau for Sale in Los Angeles Divorce Tragedy

A bride to be abandons marriage after failing to pay for gowns. the dressmaker offers a complete trousseau for sale including a white lace gown valued at 60 dollars a blue travel suit for 60 and an opera cloak for 80 dollars. The groom travels on and the couple's plans collapse.

Los Angeles Cal Trousseau California

Two Cambridge arrests in Chinese laundry assault case

Cambridge police arrested Daniel Watson and Frank Williams, both Boston residents, charged with assault and robbery of Li King a Cambridge laundryman at 263 Main Street. King identified a suspect photo from Boston rogues gallery, linking the pair to earlier robberies at Chinamen shops on Sheafe and Prince streets.

Cambridge Daniel Watson Rollins Place Boston Frank Williams Primus Avenue Li King Main Street General Hospital Hurley Boston Rogues Watson Sheafe Street Prince Street Garden Street

Frederick Fowle Dies Freeman Leather Merchant

ST. LOUIS reports Frederick Fowle a prominent leather merchant born in Lexington Massachusetts is dead and will be buried in Lynn Massachusetts in a funeral next week.

ST. Louis Frederick Fowle Lexington Mass Lynn, Mass

Guaranteed Cure for Piles Promises Quick Relief

An advertised remedy named Pazootment claims to cure itching bleeding and protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. The druggist will refund the money if it fails. The offer price is 50 cents.

Actor Edward Meehan and Margaret Garrity wed in Lowell

Edward Meehan of Worcester and Margaret Garrity of Lowell married today by Squire Peter A Fay after resolving a licensing snag. The couple had a brief delay when the Worcester residency required a proper license, and both were cast members with the Shepherd King company connected to Susan Geary the dress suitcase victim.

Lowell Edward Meehan Worcester Margaret W. Garrity Squire Peter A. Fay Meehan Justice Fay Miss Garrity Susan Geary

Heating cars at rush hours in Boston Elevated rail

A reader claims heat shutdown in Boston Elevated cars 4 to 7 pm saves power by reducing extra costs during peak passenger flow. The letter cites the large number of cars needed and asserts the revised method lowers expenses for the company.

Post Boston

Moody’s Brother Dead in East Northfield

George F. Moody, brother of the late Dwight L. Moody, died at his home in East Northfield Mass today. He was in his 74th year.

East Northfield Mass George F. Moody Dwight L. Moody

Remarkable Cure by Agnew Powder Claims Miracle Result

An 80 year old man claims rapid relief from catarrh after using Dr. Agnew's Catarrnal Powder. The advertiser urges readers to contact George Lewis of Shamokin Pa for verification and states the remedy relieves in ten minutes.

Agnew George Lewis Shamokin

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