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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1904

Page

7

Italian Bunco at North Station Nets Lost $180 and Franks

Tomaso John Battista of Concord New Hampshire was buncoed by two young North End Italians just before his planned trip to Italy. They lured him with a misrepresented chance to inspect a steamship and passed him a counterfeit ten dollar note wrapped around a bundle of green paper before absconding with $180 and 100 Italian francs. Police could not locate the suspects.

Italy Tomaso John Battista Concord N. H North End Battista

Southern Club at Wellesley Welcomes Southern Freshmen

Wellesley Oct 6 One distinction offered to a few freshmen is membership in the Southern Club open to all claiming Southern birth parentage and residence. The club founded in 1900 by Miss Abercrombie Texas girl aims to build closer ties among Southerners at the college. The badge adopted in 1901 features a gold discordant device, a Dixie motif, and a cotton ball. Mrs Durant wife of the founder is an honorary member. Miss Moody of Texas is president for the year. meetings are every three weeks in members rooms.

Welesley Wellesley Southern Club Abercrombie Texas Dixie Durant

Profit Some Way

A quip about office dynamics where a boss explains a stenographer’s visitors are tolerated because it keeps the bookkeeper busy and productive. The exchange highlights workplace humor and the boss’s pragmatic management style.

Summer Hotel Proprietor Offers Stone Paving Jobs

A summer hotel proprietor tells waiters that the season is ending but offers to hire them in town for his street paving contract, promising work handling stone duties.

Dear Miss Champagne How to Handle a Faithless Fiancé

A woman writes about ten years with a fiancé who left for another, keeping gifts worth about 250 dollars. She asks whether to return the presents and how to forget him. The advisor notes many such letters and urges caution in engagements, citing legal redress as small but real punishment and a warning to other girls.

Miss Champagne

Dear Miss Champagne Have Read Your Valuable Advice

A reader writes from Boston seeking guidance after a four month romance with a 25 year old man. She later fears he moved away after she did not introduce him at her home. She cannot locate his home address and asks how to reconcile. The columnist suggests requesting his address from his employer and sending a conciliatory message if he truly loved her.

Miss Champagne Fonder Boston Post

Dear Miss Champagne Weighs In On Beleaguered Bride

A heartbroken reader seeks advice about a long relationship ending after engagement. She was promised marriage, received an engagement ring and gifts, now discovers the man is with another and refuses recognition. She asks whether to return or keep the presents and what character to ascribe to him.

Miss Champagne

Dorchester Woman Hosts Welsh Rarebit Supper

Miss Elsie Troy of Bowdoin street Dorchester entertained a number of friends at a Welsh rarebit supper last evening. A musical programme followed with piano solos by Miss Troy and Miss Kittie Walsh vocal solos by Miss Alice Crawford Miss Helen Casey and William Doyle recitations by Miss Anna Haley and Fred Fitzpatrick and cornet solos by Harry Flynn.

Elsie Troy Bowdoin Street Dorchester Miss Troy Kittie Walsh Alice Crawford Helen Casey William Doyle Anna Haley Fred Fitzpatrick Harry Flynn

Popular Medicine Endorsed by Physicians for Hydrozone Glycozone

A popular medicine earns strong testimony from physicians who prescribe it in practice. Hydrozone and Glycozone are highlighted as effective germicides, noted for numerous cures of eczema and related skin disorders.

Parlor Bakery Helps Van Wyck Family Adapt

Mrs. Van Wycke plans a home bakery to supplement income after loss of riches. Her daughter Helen promotes a parlor bakery on Elmhurst cottage grounds, gaining social footing and netting a small profit while Dr. Armstrong seeks help for a pantry shortage as an old college chum visits.

van Wycke Mrs. van Wycke Helen Hfe Miss van Wycke Boston Miss Helen Elmhurst Cottage

Women Aid in Government at Drummers' Fair

In Mechanics' Building the Drummers' Fair women delegates discussed "Women's Work for Good Government." Speakers included Miss Jane Addams of Chicago, Miss Sherriff Bain of New Zealand, and Mrs. William Pyles of Manchester. They argued for social governance, suffrage organization, and voter influence on education and public welfare.

Women’s Department of the “Drummers’ Fair Mechanics’ Building Jane Addams Chicago William P. Byles Manchester England Sherriff Bain New Zealand Edwin D. Mead Miss Addams

Death of ossified woman at Sherburne ends era

Rome New York October 6 Mrs Emma Ewing Palmer died today at Sherburne aged 50 she was the last of the two ossified sisters and had been motionless blind and rigid for 27 years due to a rheumatic disease following her marriage to William Palmer of Oneida Miss Stella Ewing her sister died here two years ago from the same affliction.

Rome N. Y Emma Ewing Palmer Sherburne

Elmhurst Cottage Hearts and a Moonlit Drive

Dr Armstrong courted Helen after a moonlit drive during which he pledged lifelong prospects at his Elmhurst home. The tale ends with Helen’s venture proving successful as guests enjoyed hospitality and the old elm sign faded from view, marking a new chapter.

Elmhurst Cottage Helen

Ancient and Honorable Artillery Reach Boston Morning

The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company returns from Norfolk, arriving in Philadelphia at noon and dining before departing for Jersey City at 1 30 pm. Two steamers carried them from Old Point Comfort to Washington, with remaining members joining in Washington for the final leg toward Boston expected to reach at 10 am Friday.

Philadelphia Penn Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Norfolk Jersey City Washington Old Point Comfort Boston Gloucester M. & M. T. Company

Edison threats over using his son's name in battery schemes

Edison, in Stewartsville New Jersey, says he will criminally prosecute any man who uses the name of his son T A Edison Jr in the magnet electric battery scheme or any other venture. He declares he will expose and pursue those who misled his son to protect innocent people and his name at all costs.

Stewartsville N. J T. A. Edison T. A. Edison, Jr

Post Office Closes Today For Funeral of Payne

The post office will close from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. out of respect for the memory of Postmaster-General Payne. His funeral is set for tomorrow in Washington. There will be only two deliveries, the early morning and the late afternoon.

Payne Washington

Colorado Trial Board Set to Meet in Boston

Washington dispatch reports the Colorado battle ship will begin its trial trip on Oct. 26 with the trial board convening in Boston on Oct. 24. The notice outlines dates for the inspection and performance tests to certify the ship’s seaworthiness.

Colorado Washington Boston

Bargain Counter Clearance Footwear Sale

Readable sale listing for women and girls shoes and boots at various prices. Includes oxfords slippers rubbers and school boots with multiple size ranges and discount figures.

Motor Pirate chase ends in cliff escape and reunion

In a high speed pursuit from Penzance to Land's End Mannering the Motor Pirate is forced to a climactic showdown. The white car crashes over a grassy slope after Evie Maitland is seized. the hero and Inspector Forrest barely survive while Evie is found safe at a hotel. The tale explains how Evie fell into Mannering’s clutches and why she aided the pursuit.

Mannering Brighton Evie Maitland Inspector Forrest Penzance Forrest Land’s End Sennen Evie St. Alban’s

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