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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1905

Page

7

End of the Voyage A Chance Meeting Becomes a Marriage

A lone young woman aboard a steamer attracts the attention of a distinguished stranger. They reconnect in Paris where the man recognizes her as Dr X and a nurse. Two months later she begins another journey as a bride, closing a tale of romance and fate.

America Fle Boulogne-surmer la Gare du Nord Paris Boulogne Associated Charities Angel

Love and Sentiment Under a Jealous Husband Card

A reader asks how to handle ten years of abuse from a suspicious husband who controls money and treats her poorly. The advice urges she consider leaving with legal help, if innocent, to protect herself and child while maintaining support given her fragile health.

Miss Champagne Peene

Family's Thanksgiving The Mother and Daughters Talk

A Baltimore American essay uses voices of a mother daughter and son to reflect on gratitude for social status, fashion, and survival. The mother boasts family envy over outfits and attention while the daughter laments being sought after for appearances. The son thanks surviving a football season and hospital care, noting recent trouble with police and a class rush victory.

Elsie Grace Atyle May Jones Andra Rush Baltimore American

Letters praising photographs prompt copies for mother

To the Editor of the Post a reader named Mr. John Bowers from 4 Elmore Street Roxbury thanks for pictures titled The Goal and The Yellow Peril as fine and requests two more copies for his mother.

John Bowers Elmore St Roxbury

Society notes from Boston mark Thanksgiving visits and games

Mrs. Robert D. Wrenn decorates Boston with holiday greetings at Beacon street as Mrs. Foote sails for the Mediterranean on the Romanic. Thanksgiving gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Lane and family while Battery A Cadet football draws captains Dudley Clark and Guy Bancroft into a spirited morning meeting. Notables Dr. A Lawrence Mason and Miss Elizabeth Osborn with relatives are featured among town visitors and ball game planning.

Boston Robert D. Wrenn Alfred S. Dabney Beacon Street Mrs. Wrenn Nahant Arthur Foote Lenox Mediterranean Messrs Dudley Clark Guy Bancroft Barrett Wendell, Jr John Hallowell Ernest Adams Max Talbot William Kittredge Arthur Bryant Lowell Blake John Noble Rodney Robeson Frank Sweetzer Allen Farmer Howard Snelling Stephen Cabot, Jr Arthur Little A. Lawrence Ethel Cowdin May Tuckerman Burrs Eben Drapers

Hauling of U S Flag Highlights Moroccan Confrontation

A courier reports Moroccan soldiers severely assaulted an American citizen who was retiring tobacco monopoly holder. As he disposed of stock, a succeeding concessionaire sought intervention, the American hoisted the U S flag, soldiers hauled it down, and ejected the proprietor.

Tangier Morocco United States

Oldest Woman in World Dies in Gainesville

Gran ny Doggins died in Gainesville at an claimed age of 123 years. She was buried amid a large crowd today as officials and mourners marked the passing of what was described as the oldest woman in the world.

Gainesville Granny’’ Doggins

Carroll Court Ball Draws 500 at Curtis Hall

More than 500 attended the 20th annual ball of Carroll Court M C F of the West Roxbury district held in Curtis Hall last evening.

Carroll Court, M. ©. C. F West Roxbury Curtis Hall

Jeered Princess Royal at London relief tents

Swell crowds jeered the Princess Royal as she opened church army tents near the Strand. The unemployed, urged by the Social Democratic Federation, shouted religious sweaters and cursed charity while the King’s gifts and Queen Alexandra fund support the relief effort. Police dispersed the boisterous crowd.

London Social Democratic Federation Strand Princess Royal Princess Louise Duchess of Fife Edward Queen Alexandra

Roosevelt silent on Columbia football ruling

President Roosevelt declined to comment on Columbia University's decision to abolish football as played under existing rules. He said he favors saving the game and believes it can be preserved with rule modifications.

Washington Roosevelt Columbia University

Highland Social and Athletic Club Holds 18th Annual Dance

Granite Wall Chelsea venue hosted the Highland Social and Athletic Club for its 18th annual dance. Members and friends reported a highly successful event with many visitors from Boston and nearby towns.

Granite Wall Chelsea Highland Social and Athletic Club Boston

Italian Columbus Association Fourth Annual Ball At Lyceum Hall

In East Boston Lyceum Hall hosted the Italian Columbus Association fourth annual ball last night. The grand march began at 9 o clock led by Antonio Garbarino and his partner, followed by 75 couples enjoying the celebration.

Lyceum Hall Boston Italian Columbus Association Antonio Garbarino

Alpine Associates Concert At Bloomfield Hall A Draw

At Bloomfield Hall Dorchester last night the Alpine Associates held a concert and dancing party attended by over 300 couples. Peter J. Kelly served as floor director with assistance from Charles Lawler and a large corps of aids.

Bloomfield Hall Dorchester Alpine Associates Peter J. Kelly Charles Lawler

Meriwether Testimony in Branch Fight at Annapolis

Testimony from Meriwether details a bitter vendetta filled confrontation with Branch at the Naval Academy. He recalls threats and a brutal 18th round uppercut and struggle that left him unable to use his arm for two rounds before being knocked to the floor. Captain Colvocoresses rebutted, stating fighting at the academy violates good order and discipline.

Annapolis Defence Naval Academy Meriwether Branch George P. Colvocoresses Midshipmen

Douglas Hyde to Speak on Gaelic Revival at Boston Theatre

Gaelic scholar Douglas Hyde LL D will lecture at the Boston Theatre Sunday afternoon on the Gaelic revival. Harvard visits and local interest are noted, with proceeds aiding the Gaelic movement in Ireland. Hyde to be hosted by Acting Mayor Whelton with Vicar General Byrne among vice presidents.

Douglas Hyde Ll. D Boston Harvard University Robinson Hyde Ieland Whelton William Byrne

Man Supposed Drowned After Jump From Malden Bridge

An officer at Police Station 15 saw a man jump from Malden bridge on the Boston side this morning. He searched the area but found no trace of the man who is believed to have drowned. No description is available.

Malden Bridge Boston

May forestall miners by 5 percent in Pittsburg district

Coal operators in the Pittsburg district offer 5 percent wage increases to about 85 000 United Mine Workers members to forestall a proposed 12 percent demand. The move covers Indiana Illinois Ohio West Virginia and western Pennsylvania.

Pittsburg Penn United Mine Workers Indiana Illinois Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania

Mrs Sully Loses Bag Then Sable Muff in Rhode Island

Mrs Daniel Sully wife of the former cotton king arrived in Providence from New York to visit her father Colonel D M Thompson. She left her traveling bag on the New York express and after retrieving it found her $1200 Hudson Bay sable muff missing from the carriage. Police circulated a general alarm to locate the muff.

Providence R. I Daniel Sully Cotton King New York Express D. M. Thompson Mawney Street Boston

Klondike Fever Hits Southern Chile Gold Fields

Santiago Chile Nov 29 excitement runs high in the gold districts near the Strait of Magellan as many companies form and fields and washeries are rapidly opened. The territory is described as a second Illiondike with substantial prospecting activity.

Santiago, Chili Strait of Magellan

Civil Service Preparatory Class Opens in Roxbury

The People's Institute at 1171 Tremont Street Roxbury begins a Monday evening class to help applicants ready for civil service examinations. Courses cover arithmetic English grammar spelling penmanship composition letter writing geography and more.

The People’s Institute Tremont Street Roxbury

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