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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
9
A brief item notes residents plan to use the city auto to celebrate Dartmouth Green. The public event centers on local residents gathering for a show of city pride.
In Mount Sunapee New Hampshire 105 year old James Bellows McGregor blessed his granddaughter Alice McGregor Clement and Orrin J Clement at a 10 30 am ceremony at The Maples North Newport The centenarian served as best man and gave his blessing The bride wore a green broadcloth suit and Minnie Hadley was bridesmaid The couple left for a Maine and northern New Hampshire bridal trip and will reside at The Maples once home
An advertisement denounces tobacco harms and promotes a vegetable remedy claimed to cure the habit. It offers a free trial package of Rogers Tobacco Specific sent by mail from Cincinnati and cites testimonials.
John Kennedy was sentenced yesterday afternoon to three to five years in the State Prison for holding up and robbing James Young of his watch and a purse containing $15 several weeks earlier.
A blue touring car believed linked to the city expense bill haunts Boston streets chasing the mayor's auto. Police and officials question ownership while Doyle and Mitchell dispute the car's identity number 23 and suspect political foes may be behind the tale.
Boston readers hear of a looming peanut price surge as dealers vow 5 1/2 cents a pound wholesale. The piece lampoons the possible scarcity, notes protests by small vendors and bitter jokes about a trust run by figures like Tony and Garibaldi and Pasquale while city officials may cheer or fear the change.
Creditors of Isaac Llermanson clothier doing business as Hermanson and Co filed a petition in U S District Court to have him declared bankrupt. Petitioners Henry Marinsky Marins Bros and Lipsky and Levy of New York claim 2514 of merchandise sold to Hermanson. It is alleged that on Nov 1 Hermanson transferred part of his property to certain creditors with intent to prefer them.
A guide with new ideas and photographs showing how to create an artistically correct Thanksgiving table for the holiday feast. This is one feature among many fine holiday items in next Sunday's Post.
Class of 1901 MIT shows salaries from 75 graduates with one reporting 100000 per year. Averages by field include mining engineering 2625 and naval architecture 2200, while regional averages range from 1510 in New England to 2370 in the central and Southern States.
In Center Texas on November 21 Dick Garrett, a Black man who killed Dr Pauls at Groveton in Trinity County, was hanged in the afternoon. He waived all rights and pleaded guilty at a morning hearing as a large crowd looked on.
Judge Lowell presided in the United States Circuit Court where a verdict for the defendant was returned in a suit by Judge I. Rodriguez seeking $20,000 for the loss of a finger while working on a carding machine owned by the Boston Manufacturing Company.
William M. Bump, a Fishkill, Dutchess County engineer for the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad, arrived in Boston from Northampton to ask his wife to come home. He says he will forgive her if she returns at once, detailing their two young daughters and a recent piano purchase before she vanished with another man and their child.
Vermont lawmakers approved a reform bill reorganizing the state judiciary. It creates a Supreme Court of four judges and six County or Superior Court judges, replacing the seven current Supreme Court justices serving from the Superior Court. The Legislature voted to recess for Thanksgiving from Nov. 23 to Dec. 3.
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