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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1905
Page
7
Critics praise Conan Doyle for a landmark historical romance featuring Nigel Loring at age 22 as he strives to restore his noble house. The piece is described as perhaps the greatest historical romance ever written, with exclusive rights tied to a syndicate of major Sunday newspapers.
Wallace W. White a druggist Almon White and Eva White of Richford are jailed on charges of manslaughter in three wood alcohol deaths. Warnings say the alcohol sold at the store may have killed Marshall Smith Nelson Royeson and Mrs Legrandeur. Bail set with bonds up to 1500 while state lab analyzes samples. Pattie and Clark remain in serious condition.
At Phillips Brooks House in Cambridge on Monday evening the Catholic Alumni of Harvard University became a permanent organization. Dr. Thomas Dwight was named president with Thomas A. Mullen as vice president and John P. Leonard as secretary. An executive board includes Yord, Walter Desmond, Edward L. Logan, John F. Cronin and David Scannell. Committees were formed to draft a constitution and plan a banquet for St. Paul’s Catholic Club in January.
The five masted schooner Davis Palmer was launched at Bath Maine at noon. Built for the Palmer fleet of Boston shipowners, she costs 135000 dollars and carries 5000 tons. Captain Leroy K. McKown of Boothbay will command the vessel.
Delta Chapter of Sigma Kappa at Boston University held its annual Initiation and banquet last evening at the Hotel Bellevue. Initiates include Mabel C. Bruce Edith W. Dunham Edith M. Kelly Agnes M. Gilmore Evelyn S. Phelps Annie A. Rowe Gertrude M. Short. Hilda M. Small served as toastmistress with toasts by Grace A. Small Lillian Kaltenbrun Agnes Gilmore Edith Noel Jey Annie Adelia Rowe Violet Page Pearl Jones Lydia Page Toss.
Mrs. Marton Hubbell of Cincinnati advises jealous wives to wait for husbands to outgrow infatuations. Her electrical engineer husband is enamored with 17 year old Miss Vesta Hall of Wilmington Ohio. She will not divorce and hopes the affair ends, forecasting a restored home and renewed happiness.
The steamer Ivernia bound from Boston to Queenstown was in wireless communication at 7 20 p m about 92 miles to the westward. She is expected to reach Queenstown at 5 a m.
In Everybody's December issue Lawson accuses The System of manipulating President's bedside reports to prop up Wall Street. They allegedly dumped stocks and bonds, sold short, and awaited a market drop after his death. Also notes sales and special representatives for Everybody's Magazine.
A reader responds to a Meditator column, agreeing with Pre-Meditation's ideas in the Post letter of November 18. The writer, older and of the same faith, identifies as a meditator and shares sentiments about love and sentiment.
A reader questions finger placement for engagement rings and whether a long engagement is appropriate for two twenty-year-olds. The columnist states a woman wears the ring on the third finger of the left hand and notes men typically do not wear engagement rings. Regarding long engagements, they advise against them but concede youth makes an exception. in three years they will be closer to marriageable age.
A reader asks whether to stay with a broken engagement or pursue a new attachment after his 18 year old fiancée chose another man for six months. The editor counsels to consider the engagement broken, avoid renewed hope, and calmly assess love with another eligible young woman rather than wait vainly.
Joseph Swift Whistler a well known Lenox art critic and Harvard graduate died suddenly at home from a hemorrhage aged 45. He was a Baltimore native and nephew of a famous artist and leaves a widow.
The Museum of Fine Arts will close to the public tomorrow citing unspecified reasons. Officials advise visitors to adjust plans and check for any potential reopen times.
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