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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1904
Page
7
Venerable William Harrison, Manchester delegate to the peace congress, advocates a vegetarian diet to promote universal peace. He argues meat-eaters become savage, while fruit and vegetables foster gentleness, and hopes the conference will adopt a resolution against flesh. Harrison, nearly 70, remains in good health.
Worcester Oct 5 The will of Senator George F Hoar was filed for probate this afternoon. It makes no public bequests, all the real and personal property going to his son General Rockwood Hoar and to his daughter Miss Mary Hoar. The Paxton property known as Asnebumskit Hill is left to General Hoar s daughters Frances Helen and Louisa Ruth Hoar.
In Malden, Judge McIntire of Middlesex Probate Court ordered Theodore Deschamps to pay $4 weekly for his 5 year old daughter Viola. The wife sought contempt for nonpayment. the court credited a $40 payment and set October 21 to address the balance.
Mayor Collins sent to Secretary Apollonio of the School Board the 6500 appropriation for educational centres. He warned departments overextend their budgets and noted the city cannot afford more spending, saying he knows where 20 million could be profitably spent but it exceeds available funds.
Wentworth New Hampshire Oct 5 Henry Wilkins charged with killing his wife with an axe last Thursday pleaded guilty before a trial justice here today and was taken to the county jail at Haverhill He said only that he killed his wife and believed his act was justifiable he declined to discuss the crime further
President Roosevelt will spend days hunting big game in Cody Wyoming after the campaign and will be Buffalo Bill's guest. The party will include several Englishmen. They plan to hunt in the Big Horn Mountains and later visit Colorado.
The Campaign of Education advertises shorthand in 20 lessons with the first lesson free and guaranteed results. It promotes home study by mail without interfering with work, claims endorsements by education boards and newspapers, and notes thousands of graduates from Department 201 at 211 Townsend Building, New York.
A reader asks how to prepare for acting and gain stage experience. The columnist warns against chasing glitter, urges serious study of dramatic art, and recommends joining a stock company as an extra or prospecting for a small role, emphasizing persistence and hard work.
A Boston law student asks how to win a city sweetheart from a rival. The columnist advises announcing feelings when you can meet her and testing her reception, noting constancy as the key virtue for lovers separated by distance. The response emphasizes patience and clear, respectful communication.
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