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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1907

Page

7

Fire in Lynn tenement spares all. suspected arson

A basement fire in a three story Lynn tenement at 806 Western Ave endangered fifteen residents. Locked doors and heroic neighbors saved ill and unconscious tenants, while two infants and several children were rescued from beds. State police to investigate suspected arson. property loss under 1000 dollars, owner E Watson of Boston.

Lynn Oct E. Watson Boston Mary Glynn Walter Bailey L. J. Bailey M. H. Ryan

St. Mary's Temperance Society Plans Public Meeting

St Mary's Temperance Society linked to Father Doody's parish hosts a large public gathering in Aquinas Hall tonight in honor of the Apostle of Temperance birth. President Frank P. O'Brien will open the event and hand the program to Father Doody.

ST. Mary’s St. Mary’s Temperance Society Father Doody Aquinas Hall Apostle of Temperance Frank P. O’brien

Bishop of London Tours Boston in First United States Visit

The Rt. Rev. A. S. Winnington Ingram arrives in Back Bay after a delayed train, greets Rev. Dr. Edward Abbott and Cambridge guests, and tours Harvard and nearby sites. He says Americans and Englishmen are all brothers and enjoys a stormy but friendly Boston visit before sailing from New York.

London Boston Post Washington Express Back Bay A. S. Winnington Ingram Edward Abbott Cambridge Boston England St. James New York Abbott Post EK. P. Anderson Stanley Christopherson Surrey Thomas Augustus Jaggar Southern Ohio St. Paul's Richmond America Roosevelt Theodore Dana Street Eliot C. H. Tweed Beverly Prescott Evarts Christ Church Cambridge Church Sented Harvard University Harvard Square Episcopal Theological School Brattle Street

Bishop of London Observes Harvard Football Practice

The Rt. Rev. Dr. Ingram, bishop of London, watched Harvard football practice at Soldiers Field. He contrasted American style with rugby and praised Harvard’s specialized coaching while touring the stadium and locker rooms. He stayed briefly as crews battled a stout breeze by the Weld Boathouse.

Ingram London Soldiers’ Field Harvard

Bishop of London Urges Students to Work in Slums

The Bishop of London urged Harvard and other university students to spend at least a year after graduation in work among the slums of great cities. He spoke in Sanders Theatre with Harvard President Charles Eliot present, presenting a donated volume he retrieved after 204 years. He called for moral work and restitution by predecessors.

Harvard University London Sanders Theatre Eliot Ohne Nathan Prince Harvard

Boston Welcomes German-American Alliance Delegates

More than 20 delegates from the National German American Alliance visited Boston for its fourth annual convention. The group toured Harvard, attended a Westminster banquet, and viewed city buildings while meeting Governor Guild and Mayor Fitzgerald. William R Hearst led the party. speeches praised German-American ties and education, with leaders from Harvard and the Hibernians addressing the assembly. They left Boston for New York on the 5 30 train.

National New York Harvard Eliot the Westminster William R. Hearst Guild Boston Massachusetts United States Fitzgerald Co. J. Hexamer Alliance Roosevelt Emperor Wilhelm

Beatrice Geldert Marries Hurlburt Jr in Framingham

Miss Blanche Beatrice Geldert, daughter of Mrs. Lewis Henry Geldert, wed H. F. Hurlburt Jr of Brookline in Framingham with only family present. The couple left for a mountain trip and will reside in Brookline after returning.

South Framingham Blanche Beatrice Lewis Henry Geldert H. F. Hurlburt, Jr Brookline

Contractor Alvanus Durning Dies After Paris Green Poisoning

Alvanus S. Durning a 50 year old contractor of Jamaica Plain living at 5 Hagan Street ingested paris green in a stable at 55 Burroughs Street yesterday morning. Despondent over business troubles he was found by Dr Steadman and taken to Faulkner Hospital where he died at 11 30. Before death he expressed remorse for the act.

Alvanus S. Durning Hagan Street Jamaica Plain Paris Green Burroughs Street Steadman Faulkner Hospital Durning

Judge's Daughter Weds Newspaper Man

Miss Grace Clara Noyes daughter of Judge and Mrs John Henry Noyes of Plaistow New Hampshire married Phillip James Irish a member of the Boston Post staff They were quietly wed in Boston on Saturday noon and plan a short honeymoon visiting Maine and New Hampshire before settling in Somerville

Grace Clara Noyes John Henry Noyes Plaistow N. H Phillip James Irish Boston Post Boston Maine New Hampshire Somerville

Straine Gives Up Daughter Guardianship in Abduction Case

Robert F. Straine resigned guardianship of his daughter Dorothy after a probate hearing in Portland. The move ends the sensational abduction case linked to Wellesley. Also reported a fatal early morning fire in Portland where 88 year old Cecilia Peterson died from a lamp-related blaze.

Robert F. Straine Dorothy Wellesley Straine Grant Portland Cecelia Peterson Ryan Court

Missionary Conference Opens in Barre Vermont

The 88th annual New England Branch conference of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society opened at the Barre Methodist Church with over 300 women attending. Mrs C H Stackpole of Waltham presided at the opening session. Judge Gager has appointed George M McKenzie and L B Bradley appraisers of the assets of Bradley and Rowland Switch and Signal Co.

New Efaven Gager Superior Court George M. McKenzie L. B. Bradley Bradley & Rowland Switch and Signal Company

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