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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1900
Page
1
Mrs. Henry K. Goodwin circulates a pardon petition for her husband held in Massachusetts State Prison for the killing of Albert D. Swan, treasurer of the Sprague Bobbin Company, on August 27, 188. Goodwin was defended by Benjamin F. Butler.
Our arrangements with western and northern dealers deliver poultry direct from the producer to our customers, saving them middleman profits. Saturday specials include fine turkeys and assorted fowl, plus fresh meats and groceries, all at low prices. Sample sizes and new items like citron and raisins are available. avoid cold-storage butter, ours is fresh clarified cream.
Frederick Fowler, two, of Salem, injured by a hot water front blast tied to a furnace at 73 Gainsboro Street. He is in critical condition at City Hospital with cuts, a fractured wrist, and probable internal wounds. Janitor Robert Lowe survived unharmed. Cause of the blast and ownership of the building 73 Gainsboro Street are noted facts.
The 24 hour period saw rain from Texas to New England with clearing in the northern middle Atlantic and New England. Cooler Saturday from the southern middle Atlantic to Texas. winds vary by coast. New England forecast: generally fair Saturday, then possible rain at night and Sunday with fresh winds.
The article previews a Yale vs Harvard football game at Yale Field with Harvard’s battering ram formations led by Olcott and Sawin. It notes kickers Daly and Hallowell, Yale’s Sharpe as drop kicker, and detailed admission and seating rules plus traffic guidance for New Haven.
Harvard students traveled to New Haven to commit on the Yale game. Yale posted 10 to 7 odds, while late bets favored Yale at 5 to 8 as funds were sparse. Hotels in New Haven were crowded, many with no rooms available.
Trains to New Haven for the Harvard Yale game listed by N H & H R and Boston & Albany. Regular departures at 6 42 a m, 8 00 a m, 9 00 a m, 10 00 a m, 10 03 a m. Specials include 8 20 with drawing room cars, 8 25 with drawing room cars, 8 35 eleven coaches two drawing room cars, 8 45 if needed, 9 00 private. Extras begin 8 07 with three parlor cars six coaches, 8 13 seven parlor cars, 8 20, 8 27 eight chartered parlor cars, 8 40 if needed.
Mary Baxter wife of William Baxter of 8 West Springfield street drank carbolic acid at Tremont street and Massachusetts avenue around 10 pm She lies in precarious condition at City Hospital The couple had lived at the address about a month and were regarded as devoted William Baxter remained at her bedside until after 2 am no motive was given
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