Mrs Casey Dies From Injuries After Assault
Mrs Elizabeth Casey died at St Johns Hospital from injuries suffered Saturday after an assault. Her lover and alleged assailant Charles F Cooley remains at large as police hold letters and interviews showing jealous, deadly devotion. Peter Casey reports Cooley had threatened his mother. doctors warn she might still survive the night.
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Cooley
Elizabeth Casey
St. John’s Hospital
Charles F. Cooley
Mrs. Casey
Casey
Peter Casey
Boston Post Sees Public Rendition of Shackford’s Boston Fest
At the Columbia Theatre last night the Rice Sunday concert opened with Shackford’s Boston Fest receiving warm applause from Post readers. Towne’s band concluded with an encore as Marie Jansen, Clara Lane, Maybelle Courtney and others offered songs and humorous numbers to a large, pleased audience.
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Columbia Theatre
Shackford
Post
Towne
Marie Jansen
Clara Lane
Maybelle Courtney
William J Troy
Fabana Carre
Brooke and Roberts
J. K. Murray
Curtis G. Morse
Altered Kept Open House For Son Samuel Alter
Mr and Mrs Isaldore Alter hosted an open house at 35 Corning Street to celebrate their son Samuel M Alter’s 13th birthday and confirmation. Over 60 guests attended with music from the Alter children and attendance by family friends and local residents including E Fiedler B Fiedler and others from the Symphony Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaldore Alter
Corning Street
Samuel M. Alter
Alters
Rose Lasarus
Annie Goodman
Fred Russell
Albert Ginsburg
Max Mitchell
A. Fischgrund
H. Porosky
J. Fixler
Single Taxers Elect Officers at Massachusetts Meeting
The Single Tax League of Massachusetts held its annual meeting at 36 Bromfield Street with C. E. Fillebrown chairing. Officers were reelected and a $200 subscription was raised to expand the single tax doctrine amid talks of broader political engagement.
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Single Tax League of Massachusetts
Bromfield Street
C. E. Fillebrown
Newton
John G. Pike
League
Farrell
Stoughton
Millett
Whitman
Duane
Waltham
Eliza 8. Twitchell
J. N
Dr Lorimer May Stay at Fremont Temple
Fremont Temple members and friends await Dr Lorimer's final decision on staying as pastor. Over 18187 dollars of the 100000 goal has been pledged or given to ease the church’s financial burden, with contributions from individual subscribers and church groups. An executive committee meeting is planned to review pledges and accelerate the effort to keep the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Temple
Dr. Lorimer
Temple
Lorimer
R. Holman
O. M. Wentworth
Robert Farquhar
H. A. Flanders
W. W. Everts
Farther Lights Society
Tremont Temple
Welcome for New Unitarian Pastor at Parker Memorial
The Benevolent Fraternity of Churches of the Unitarian denomination held a service at the Theodore Parker Memorial Church to welcome Rev. Charles W. Wendte and reopen public worship. Speakers including Dr. Hale Dr. Van Ness Dr. Horton and R A Woods outlined plans for home visits a central hub of activity and citywide outreach with Wendte expressing thanks for the tributes.
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Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
Unitarian Denomination
Theodore Parker
Mr. Wendte
Boston
Settatin
Brimmer
hauncy-Hall
Harvard Divinity School
Newton
Wendte
Hale
Horton
Wendie
Eakers
Four Panhandle trainmen killed in Onward wreck Indiana
Four railroad workers died in a rear end collision near Onward Indiana after a freight train crash. Three bodies were badly mutilated and one burned beyond recognition in the ensuing blaze. A special fire unit responded as six cars burned and the wreck caused a large loss.
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Logansport
Ind
Onward
Here
Weaver
Passenger Train Collision Kills Engineer in Sterling Run
A head on crash on the Pennsylvania railroad near Sterling Run 36 miles west of Renovo early today killed Harry Snodgrass of Renovo, engineer of the passenger train, and seriously injured four members of the freight crew.
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Williamsport
Enn
Middle Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sterling Run
Renovo
Harry Snodgrass
Philo Celtic Society Meets. Respects Late Founder
Sunday session held in the sch room at Hudson and Oak streets. Superintendent James Drinan led classes with Dinneen and Ferriter assisting. Resolutions were adopted on the death of P J Finnley, first president and namesake of Philo Celtic. Gaelic School gathering at 1151 Washington Street discussed advancing studies in Irish language history.
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Philo-Celtic Society
Sch
Hudson Street
Oak Street
James Drinan
Messrs
Dinneen
Ferriter
P. J. Finnley
Philo-Celtic
Irish Language Society
Washington Street
P. J. O'Daly
Ee J. Griffin
Pilen Keane
Sontalas
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Marketed for Children and Adults
Advertises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safe for all ages, urging use after meals for digestion and growth. Includes parent testimonials from Ho boken New Jersey and Erie County New York and a notary affidavit praising effects on infants. Claims boxes sold for 50 cents and emphasizes suitability for babies and appetite improvement.
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Stuart
G. H. Crossley
Washington St
Hoboken
New Jersey
Erie Co
N.Y
Wilson's Perfect Light Eye Glasses Offer at Tremont Row
George T. Wilson, famed optician, opens an Optical Department at 24 Tremont Row and offers 1000 pairs of Wilson's Perfect Sight Eye Glasses or Spectacles in 10year gold filled frames at half to one third price for one week from October 7 to October 14. He provides free eye examinations.
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Geo. T. Wilson
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Gee Boston
Wilson
George T. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
New England
The Wilsons Move to Tremont Row Office
The Only Wilson Doing Business on Tremont Row relocates to 24 Tremont Row. Up one flight.
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Wilson
Tremont Row
Six Day Walking Match Opens in Industrial Hall
A six day walking match began in Industrial Hall after midnight with top professional pedestrians competing for fame and prize money. The crowd filled the hall as the race started and the winners will share 50 percent of the gate receipts.
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Philadelphia
New York Man Sues for Absolute Divorce in Sioux Falls
Fred Gebhard of New York City, who moved to Sioux Falls last April, files in the State Circuit Court for an absolute divorce on the grounds of desertion. The defendant before marriage was Miss Louise Morris of Baltimore.
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Sioux Falls
Fred Gebhard
New York City
Louise Morris
Baltimore
Five BU Law Students Receive Dean's Honors
Dean Bennett at Boston University Law School announces five students awarded official positions reflecting merit and scholarship. Among the recipients are James P. Richardson of St Johnsbury Vermont and Natt T. Abbott of Greeley Maine, with Maurice M. Lynch North Cambridge, Frank L. Simpson Lynn, and William A. Coit Melrose filling other clerkships.
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Dean Bennett
Boston University Law School
Massachusetts
Vermont
Maine
Eer
James P. Richardson
St. Johnsbury
Natt T. Abbott
Pheplelyn
Maurice M. Lynch
North Cambridge
Frank L. Simpson
Lynn
William A. Coit
Melrose
Chase
Imperial Studio
Pastor Howard Not Deserted at Free Baptist Church
Oct 6 Melrose Highlands reports small attendance at the Free Baptist Church with 34 women 17 men and 13 children present. Pastor G N Howard preached on Friendship of God as tensions over recent dismissals and letters of withdrawal remain unresolved. Deacon L W Gilman denies any calls for the pastor to resign and says no charges will be entertained by the Free Baptist Association.
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Melrose Highlands
Free Baptist Church
George N. Howard
L. W. Gilman
G. N. Howard
God
Gilman
Howard
Free Baptist Association
Preacher C L Dozier Arrested for Disturbing the Peace
The Cambridge preacher C L Dozier was arrested for disturbing the peace after preaching on Hastings street yard and then outside on the sidewalk to collect funds. He was taken into custody by Cambridge’s only colored officer, causing a noisy night in Station 2 with singing and sermonizing echoing from the cell block.
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C. L. Dozier
Cambridge
Hastings Street
Station 2
Rescue off Beachmont by Boston Post artists saves four at sea
Two Boston Post artists Leonard Small and Noel Scovil heard cries from the water near Beachmont at 3 a.m. They rescued four men from a capsized sailboat half a mile offshore. The rescued, from Cambridge, reached Small's home exhausted and were restored before heading home.
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Boston Post
Beachmont
Cambridge
Leonard Small
Noel Scovil
Small
Scovil
Endicott Avenue
Special Catholic Services Ordered in Boston Archdiocese
The Pope orders daily special services across all Boston archdiocese churches from Oct 1 to Nov 2. At Cathedral Holy Cross masses at 6 7 8am and benediction 7 30pm with sermons weekly. Indulgences include plenary for Rosary day or octave and partials for regular participation.
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Archdiocese of
Boston
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
St. Joseph
Platt Visits White House as Roosevelt Return Quiet
Senator Thomas C. Platt of New York met with President Theodore Roosevelt at the White House and left after 10 PM. Roosevelt spent a calm day attending church services with his daughter Ethel while Mrs. Roosevelt and son Kermit worshipped at nearby St John’s Episcopal Church.
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Washington
Thomas C. Platt
New York
Roosevelt
White House
Grace Reformed Church
Ethel
White Nose
Pocketbook Snatchers Caught After Pursuit in South End
In the South End last night two pocketbook snatchers were restrained by police. Philip Sulli van aged 24 of 48 Carver street was arrested by Patrolman Gray for snatching a bag from a woman on Tremont near Northampton. Timothy A. Murphy aged 21 of 41 Northfield street was arrested by Patrolman Gilette for stealing a gold watch and chain valued at $7 from Rose Weisberg on Harrison avenue near Davis street. Both men were captured after a chase.
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South End
Gray
Philip Sullivan
Carver Street
Tremont
Northampton Street
Gilette
Timothy A. Murphy
Northfield Street
Rose Weisberg
Harrison Avenue
Davis Street
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