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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1910
Page
7
A man charged with abducting 16 year old Bronislava Rasczkowski last September had his trial halted by marriage yesterday. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Jonas Zillinski of St. Peter's Lithuanian church in South Boston.
A newspaper ad extols Pape's Diapepsin as a rapid remedy for fermentation and sour stomach, claiming relief within five minutes. It appeals to readers with dyspepsia, gas, and indigestion symptoms, promising digestion of all foods and a 50 cent price at local pharmacies.
In Sutton the Rev. Oscar Franks Stetson resumed his pastoral duties at the Congregational Church after a three week absence linked to ties with organist Miss Anna F. Whipple. He preached a Thanksgiving sermon and avoided reference to the incident. Community members forgave him as Mrs. Stetson attended nearby.
Boston City Club invites judges from municipal, state, and federal courts and leading law firms to dinner with Hon. Samuel J. Elder. After the meal he will recount his experiences at The Hague where he defended American fishermen in the fisheries dispute between the United States and Canada.
August Loops a 45 year old bookkeeper living at 1503 Commonwealth Avenue Bronx woke from a normal sleep to find himself stone blind. He had no prior eye problems and awakened with complete loss of sight without pain or warning.
In Forest Grove Oregon Benjamin T Marsh and Minnie A Perkins wed on the street in front of their future home under a large umbrella to shield them from rain. Justice Wirtz performed a brief ceremony before about 10 witnesses including some without umbrellas.
In New York at Arsenal station a 62 year old man Louis Bacharach was held on a charge of kicking tame squirrels to death or maiming them in Central Park West Drive near 106th street. Police say several squirrels were found dead with crushed heads and attribute the deaths to the suspect. Bacharach allegedly offered a hundred dollar bribe to be freed.
Governor elect Eugene N Foss will headline the final Boston civic advance rally at Tremont Temple tonight with the motto All together for Boston. Other speakers include Rabbi Stephen S Wise and Bishop Michael J Splaine.
Grant Tyioward Burrows, 73, once president of the National Association of Carriage Manufacturers and a former friend of President Taft's father, died at his Burlington home from paralysis. He leaves a wife and seven children.
A Boston Post photo shows a street car in Greater Boston. Motorman J. H. Webster of Allston is identified as operating Oak Square Huntington Avenue car No. 726 when his picture was snapped. Readers urged to help identify the conductor or motorman to claim the reward and assist in future photos.
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