06 Oct 1904
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1904
Page
1
Bank financier J Pierpont Morgan travels openly in Boston for an Episcopal convention guarded by detectives and protected by church allies. Morgan may be unaware of precautions, while expert trackers tail him constantly to prevent interruptions.
Edwin Johnson, a young Scotch butler from Ipswich, is arrested after confessing to stealing four trunks a dress suitcase and valuables from James H. Proctor. Police recovered all items in a West End pawn shop in Boston within 24 hours of the theft. Johnson planned to flee to Scotland but was nabbed when he attempted to pawn a bracelet.
A violent incident unfolds at a fortified location as a powerful assailant arrives seeking control. Local authorities report a clash between intruder forces and defenders, with casualties and evacuations ongoing. No official motive given yet.
Emperor Nicholas receives General Stoessel's report confirming a desperate four day siege from Sept. 19 to 23 at Port Arthur. Japanese losses reach 10,000 with only the water works redoubts captured. Heroic Russian defense, including Lieutenant Poggorsky who destroyed the trenches, and praise for Colonel Irman and Captain Sychaff.
Boston defeated Chicago 3 to 0 as Young fulfilled his promise. Chicago played stubbornly, scoring only once all game. New York trails by one point and Boston meets New York tomorrow in New York to open the series for the pennant. Collins and teammates express confidence in victory.
Morning at Trinity Church begins at 10 with Woman's Auxiliary service and a sermon by Bishop Lawrence. Afternoon at Tremont Temple hosts the triennial mission meeting with welcome from Bishop Lawrence. From 4:30 to 5:30 at Hotel Touraine Mrs Randall Davidson hosts Girls Friendly Society Associates. Evening reception at Bishop Lawrence's Commonwealth Avenue residence for the house of bishops.
Brief note directs readers seeking convention details to page five for full coverage of the Episcopal event.
The Ladies' Auxiliary voted on appropriations to be discussed Monday, aiming to raise $10,000 this year through united offerings. W. W. Marsh of Allston, Massachusetts notes Benediction Stomach Bitters cured his indigestion and dyspepsia and recommends obtaining it from local druggists or Chameleon Oil Company at 204 Dover Street.
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for cloudy conditions Thursday with likely light showers, followed by fair skies and cooler temperatures, westerly winds.
Irving Davis & Co claims plain talk and no misleading ads as it offers first class tailoring. Elegant suits or overcoats to order priced at 16 to 22 dollars, with a promise they are worth their representation. Located at 162 Washington Street Boston. Look for the sign the man behind the shears.
General Stoessel’s report causes widespread rejoicing and renewed belief in his ability to defend the fortress. After failed storming efforts, the war office contemplates a shift to a regular siege plan by the Japanese. Grand Duke Boris plans to leave St Petersburg in ten days to rejoin the army.
Ex Governor Crane is favored by Governor Bates to be appointed to the Massachusetts Senate, a move expected to win quick confirmation from the Legislature and avoid a fight over Long. Crane is closely allied with President Roosevelt and backed by Lodge, while Long’s candidacy is seen as divisive and less favored by the administration.
Arthur B Bennett, 27, principal of Bradstreet Avenue School Beachmont, abruptly resigned after failing to appear before the school committee on Monday night. He left for New York and his wife left town for Providence. Superintendent Winslow cited lack of knowledge on the cause, noting Bennett had served about three years at 185 Bradstreet Avenue.
Michael M. Coleman of 42 Mt Vernon street Charlestown faced two Italian assailants on Haverhill street as they chased him with revolvers after a dispute in Travers street. Councilman McMackin intervened, subduing one man and driving the other away. Amelio Morati of 10 Henchman street was arrested.
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