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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1907

Page

3

Engagement Stir As Vincent Club Heiress Reveals Fiance

Society buzzes over Leila Burnett of Southboro becoming engaged to Delano a wealthy New York club man. Rumor links her to a persistent Boston suitor since a Somerset ball. Burnett a cousin and chum of Helen Sears. Sears debut anticipated. Burnett abroad with mother delayed return.

Leila Burnett Robert Burnett Southboro Vincent Club Delano New York Boston Somerset Gertrude Pell Francis C. Bishop Miss Burnett Helen Sears J. Montgomery Sears Miss Sears Helen

Reception tendered editors of the Catholic Encyclopedia

At the Catholic Union Hall in Boston last evening Archbishop O Connell hosted a reception for the Catholic Encyclopedia editors visiting Boston. Dr C G Hebermann, editor in chief, outlined aims of the encyclopedia while Father Wynne spoke on its origin and significance.

Catholic Union Hall Worcester Street The Catholic Encyclopedia Boston O'Connell O’connell C. G. Hebermann City College of New York John J. Wynne S. J Father Wynne Jack

Strike Ties Up Mill Over Man Bolton Discharge

About 2200 workers strike after Bolton replaces Hardy at mill No 1 with Looms paying 6.36 less per week. Hartshorne and Mercer told Hardy’s reinstatement, directors to decide. Workers hurl scorn at Bolton while wage cut and tax payments to the city face delay.

Fred Megson Dressers’ Union Mercer Hartshorne Bolton Hardy James W. Bolton Arias Hardy Lowell Textile School O’connell

Alderman Denounces Pulpit Politics in New Haven

Alderman Emil Loos of New Haven urged civic and religious liberty at Germania Hall urging ministers to avoid mixing church and state. He warned against political references from the pulpit before a large crowd of German societies members in Hartford.

Hartford Conn United German Societies of the State Germania Hall Emil Loos New Haven

Menaced by Lime Fumes Endangers Crew at Sea

Hyannis report tells of the two masted schooner Chester R. Lawrence from Rockport to New York battling a 60 mile gale near Cape. The hold fills with lime fumes threatening suffocation. Captain Nutt and four crew members near death before Captain Walker and the Nauset life saving station crew rescued them at dawn.

Hyannis Nutt Chester R. Lawrence Rockport New York Cape Walker Nauset

Joint French Debate Colors Gubernatorial Campaign

The article notes Josiah Quincy and Governor Guild debating in French over campaign issues. It mentions a possible joint French debate at a Swedish club and cites strong French voter influence, with clubs Whitney Franco-Americain and the French Republican Club active at Republican HQ.

Parlez-vous Josiah Quincy Mahatma Whitney Guild Woral Parisian Quincy Commonwealth Francais Canadien Montreal Bas Whitney

Nauset life-savers Rescue Ship Off Cape Cod

After a brutal gale off Thatcher's Island the Nauset crew boarded a distressed schooner as it neared the bar. They fought 60 mph winds and rising water, pumping endlessly to avert danger from fumes and capsizing, finally guiding the vessel to Hyannis where it lies at anchor awaiting refit before voyage to New York.

Cape Cod Hyannis Nutt Thatcher’s Island New York

Moran Refuses to Allow Vahey to Tell Phone Facts

Senator Vahey says Moran forbids him from discussing the case under implied secrecy. Moran defends the district attorney privilege and secret conferences with defendants' counsel, saying no exception will be made. Moran has publicly disclosed some conference details while protecting defense counsel.

Moran Vahey District Attorney's Office Mr. Moran

Young Doctor Alters Life Over Secret Boston Marriage

A 16 year old girl, Martina Thompson, wed 21 year old Cushman Day after his courtship at Tufts. The license dated March 16, 1904 lists Day as a student from Providence and New York residence. The marriage was performed by a Brockton justice with only immediate family as witnesses.

Dr. Day Griffen Tufts New York Thompson Centre Street Brockton Cornelius J. Dacey Roslindale Knowles Street Providence R. I Albert Olivia S. Ballou Day William A Salina Ewer Thompson

Moran Warns Mayor to Keep His Hands Off

A letter from John B. Moran scolds Boston’s mayor for forcing city employees into political canvassing. Moran vows political retaliation if abuses continue, claiming workers fear losing their jobs and urging protection from official oppression. He asserts he will stand against the mayor’s “unofficial methods” in the city fight.

Moran Mayor Ireland Russia Boston Sitgle

Docks Ownership Debate Draws Boston Officials and Merchants

More than 30 representatives from steamship lines, the Board of Trade, Chamber of Commerce and merchant groups debated public ownership of Boston docks. The Harbor and Land Commission will report to the next Legislature. Key speakers urged a state built dry dock at South Boston to attract foreign steamers while opposing city takeover of wharves.

Steamship Lines of Boston Board of Trade, Chamber of Commerce and Merchant Associations The Harbor and Land Commission Post Commonwealth Wharf South Office George E. Smith Board of Harbor and Land Commissioners Henry Skeffington Samuel N. Mansfield Board Jerome Jones Merchants’ Association Elwyn Preston R. H. White Company Chamber of Commerce Robert W. Lord Simson Dry Dock Company William H. Lincoln John C. Cobb Associated Board of Trade William F. Humphrey Boston Tow Boat Company Senator Seaver Dock Commission Thatcher Loring National Dock and Warehouse Company Daniel Morse L. H. Stewart Furness Line Jones Edward Seaver

Dandelion Kidney Tonic Promoted For Rheumatism Relief

An advisory item promotes a homemade mixture of Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Kargon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. Readers are told to shake and take teaspoonfuls after meals and at night plus plenty of water, claiming kidney cleansing and potential cures.

Potter Dies at Waldorf Astoria in Suspected Suicide

Herman Bradley Potter Jr., a Doylestown Pennsylvania insurance broker, was found dead in a 14th floor Waldorf Astoria room. Coroner's physician O Hanlon attributed asphyxiation likely from cyanide of potassium, noting old minor bruises.

Potter New York Herman Bradley Potter, Jr Doylestown Penn Waldorf Astoria O'Hanlon

Cuticura Promoted for Skin Irritation Cure in Paris Case

A Paris consultation with a renowned physician led to a Cuticura remedy for a skin irritation. The patient paid one hundred francs and, despite initial astonishment, achieved a perfect cure. The letter is dated December 16, 1906, from New York.

Paris Lewis Gower Broadway New York Hospital Saint Louis England America George W. Rugby N. Clark St Chicago Ill Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Sole Props Boston Mass

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Washington St Pposite Thompson's Spa Nea CUPID Arbeka Cluett, Peabody & CO Makerī Grew Lawrence Nauset Savers Gui She John B. Moran Oving Co Mape Saint Louis Cuticura DR. Jos. Grady Sun Hingham John D. Long United States District Court Dr. King Oxford Thomas Jefferson King D.D Washington Street Cor Avonst Temple Pl United States JAS. JI. Loughery & Coo Boston, Mass John T. Manning Winter St Wetmore Dorchester Elizabeth A James H. Wetmore Wayland Street New York City Bangor St. John N. B
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