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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1903
Page
10
Mrs. Michael Powers rushed into her South Boston home at 744 East Sixth Street around 6 PM to save her children after they set bed clothes ablaze while playing with matches. A neighbor raised the alarm and the blaze was quickly put out, causing about $10 in damage.
The store advertises exclusive Union made men’s clothing with a large selection in hard and soft fabrics priced from 2 to 15 dollars. Highlights include $15 suits, guaranteed wool and colorfast, Fall suits in ceviots and worsteds, Fall Derbies and Soft Hats at 2 and 3 dollars, trousers down to 4 50 from higher prices, and underwear at 79 cents for medium weights.
The Board of Railroad Commissioners released findings on the July accident on the Boston and Worcester road at Westboro, causing one death and multiple injuries. It finds motorman, conductor, and road management equally guilty, faults inadequate enforcement of rules, and calls for civil liabilities and criminal prosecution of responsible officials and employees.
Mabini in exile on Guam publishes a history accusing Aguinaldo of misdirection and jealousy, arguing that if Luna had not been killed and Aguinaldo had supported him, the revolution might have succeeded. The translator cites severe criticism of Aguinaldo's military leadership and favoritism, warning against forgetting the costly lesson.
New York reports Mrs. Roland B. Molineux has obtained a divorce from her husband and returned to the city. She left Sioux Falls after nine months of residence, abandoning a cottage, with Judge Whiting said to have granted the decree days before her departure. Rumors say she will wed a wealthy New York broker soon, while Roland has made no defense to the suit based on mental anguish alleged during his trial.
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