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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1907
Page
2
Mr Walshe entertained for over two hours with Ireland’s history legends and folk lore. He described ruins and scenery with vivid narration aided by about two hundred scenes. Assisting were tenor John Keller and Miss Adelaide Owens, with Miss Anna Walshe on piano.
Mr W J Walshe, famed Boston lecturer, resumes public life after a hiatus spent gathering new material and pictures for lectures. He was welcomed at Tremont Temple by a large, enthusiastic audience and presented his renowned Irish Evening with his scenic concert company.
A home wedding was held Wednesday night at 86.4 Norfolk Street Cambridge to unite Miss Madelin Agnes Moore and Chester L. Garland. Rev. Herbert Johnson officiated with Miss Ethel Moore as bridesmaid and Arthur Garland as best man. Ushers were Arthur Garland George Wise and Howard Kingman. A reception followed and after December 4 the couple will reside at Acacia Street.
The burial of victims from the Dupont Powder Company explosion began today at Fontanet Indiana. The company is paying all funeral expenses and the death toll is now listed as 36.
The application by RE Lawrence Pell head of the United Typothete of America to make permanent a temporary injunction blocking pressmen and feeders from striking or boycotting Typothete members in breach of contracts was argued before Supreme Court Justice McCall in New York. Decision was reserved.
A life size fashion display in Wolf's My Clothier front window at Hanover and Portland shows a figure whose suit changes color from black to gray then blue and brown. The clever exhibit draws a crowd all day and shows the store keeping ahead of fashion trends.
Ad claims only one bromide quinine laxative worldwide logo by E W Grove. Promises cure for a cold in one day with a 25 cent price. World wide usage referenced to boost credibility.
Mrs. Caroline Chase, a Cambridge School Board member, objected to a remark by Committeeman Sands about aging during last month’s meeting. The exchange touched on a proposed change in school session hours and the suggestion of a girls’ English High School, which was defeated.
The Rev. Edwin N. Hardy of Quincy Mass toiled in Cleveland's tenderloin and was fined 10 dollars in police court for aiding a partially intoxicated woman. He defended himself as innocent and said he left when the woman proved to be intoxicated. Delegates call for reopening the case.
A note directed that Mildred Smith’s body be sold for dissection and at least $35 be received. The 27 year old, who lived at 4 Noanet street South End, took strychnine and died yesterday afternoon. The landlady Mrs Osborn found the body. The note was to John Mikado also known as John Wong a Chinese man.
An inward-bound electric car collided with an express wagon at Boylston and Newbury. Charles F. Danforth, 33, of 1 Cypress Street, suffered a fracture of the right knee and was taken to City Hospital. Grimwood, a friend, was uninjured.
Walter Bendig age 35 an English boatman on the Leyland line was struck and instantly killed last night while crossing the Boston and Albany tracks at Clyde street East Boston. The accident occurred as the engine of the Bostonian of the Leyland line passed. The tragedy is recorded in a local transport fatality report.
Testimony in the Wallace G. Everett murder trial places two unburned fuse fragments within 20 feet of the exploded dynamite shed at Paris Hill mine. Witnesses Llewellyn J. Lewis and Charles Howe described searching the ruins and locating the fuse and a jack knife alleged to have been used to cut Edgar L. Radcliffe’s throat, with Howe claiming Everett found the weapon.
Marquette Mich Oct 17 William Keskeys the oldest miner in the Lake Superior region is dead at Ishpeming Keskeys began mining at Cornwall as a boy and spent a long career in the region’s iron mines confirming his status as a long time industry figure.
Dominico Italia and his father Antonio appeared before Judge Wentworth on larceny and burglary charges over a pair of rubber boots owned by Herbert Smith. The boy admitted taking the boots while claiming his father is innocent and was held on $700 bond to the grand jury, with the boy jailed on $100 bond.
Salvatori Carmen, 56, a fruit dealer, tripped on the Boston and Maine railroad track near Rutherford Avenue in Charlestown. He suffered a lacerated scalp and facial contusions and was removed to the Relief Hospital.
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