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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1903

Page

1

Detective hunt for Prudential cashier David Dunlap

David Dunlap a 27 year old Prudential Life Insurance cashier disappeared after missing at least $1000 from accounts. Detectives, aided by his wife and in laws, traced him to the provinces while the surety company investigates the embezzlement and plans arrest.

David Dunlap Boylston Street Prudential Life Insurance Company Martin R. Everett American Surety and Bond Company

Lipton To Challenge For America's Cup Again

Sir Thomas Lipton said he would challenge again if a designer can promise to beat the Herreshoff yachts. He affirmed the possibility of returning with a 90 footer and noted Shamrock preparations. The Shamrocks were moved to Erie Basin to be towed to England in about 10 days.

Lipton Herreshoff New York Thomas Lipton Thomas England Erie Basin Sir Thomas

Mabel Mackie Denies Involvement in Race Racket

Mabel Mackie denies any participation in racing activities and rejects accusations that harmed her reputation. She claims the claims are false and insists she is innocent of the alleged misconduct and related rumors.

Boston Girl Defends Innocence After Jail Stay

Miss Mabel Mackie aged 16, known as McAvoy, claims she traveled to New York last June to see the city and worked there at Childs cafe and the Mirror. She denies stealing $75 from Manasseh Hirsch and awaits trial, while her father maintains uncertainty about her guilt.

Mabel Mackie McAvoy L Street Boston Charles Street Manasseh Hirsch Cambridge New York Coney Island Childs Mirror Walter Mackie Mackie

Banquet in Lipton's honor honoring Sir Thomas Lipton in New York

Sir Thomas Lipton was guest of honor at a Pilgrims of the United States dinner at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. Nearly 150 prominent figures attended as Lipton, escorted by George T. Wilson, spoke and received cheers amid formal toasts and a backdrop of flags and yacht imagery.

Sir Thomas New York Sir Thomas Lipton United States Waldorff Astoria George T. Wilson Great Britain Royal Ulster Yacht Club Mr. Dooley Thomas Lipton Joseph Wheeler H. C. Corbin Henry Watterson Thomas Colorado A. F. Bates America New York Yacht Club Sandy Hook Drishman Herreshoff Wheeler Pilgrims Club

Valued French racing car destroyed by fire in New York

A $20,000 racing automobile imported from France and consigned to David Bishop of Lee Massachusetts was destroyed after a gasoline tank exploded on a car float at New York New Haven and Hartford railroad Pier 46 Hast River. The fire ended the machine's run on the float.

New York France David Bishop Lee Mass New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad

Fly Wheel Injury For Forbes At Relief Hospital

Arthur B D Forbes of Dartmouth street came to Relief Hospital claiming his stomach held iron fragments after a fly wheel burst at Bay State Machine Company. He showed wounds and refused bed rest, walking out against advice as police were notified.

Arthur BD. Forbes Dartmouth Street Relief Hospital Forbes Bay State Machine Company

Metal Trades Council gains unions and meeting plan

The Metal Trades Council announces affiliation of the Chandelier Workers' Union 18 and the Patternmakers' Association. The council now has 16 affiliated metal workers' unions and will hold meetings on the first and third Fridays each month in the Wells Memorial building.

Metal Trades Council Chandelier Workers’ Union 18 Patternmakers’ Association Wells Memorial

Clothing firm to liquidate with $500000 stock sale

A clothing business announces it will retire and offer a fall and winter stock of suits and overcoats for sale on Thursday September 10. The notice directs readers to the Post Tuesday issue for the complete inventory.

My Daughter Cured by Father John’s Medicine

Mrs 8 J Gale of 100 Buffum Street Lynn reports her daughter was in decline with hay fever cough and anemia and claims Father John’s medicine cured her providing city address and name.

John Gale Buffum St Lynn

Boston Worcester Trolley Special to Worcester Fair

Special trolley rates apply from all points to Worcester Fair grounds with admission included on September 7 8 and 9. This service links Boston and Worcester and covers travel to the fair events.

Boston & Worcester Trolley Air Line Worcester

Strengthening Horsford's Acid Phosphate Tonic Promises Invigoration

An advertisement proclaims Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a tonic that strengthens and nourishes, offering permanent vitality and renewed vigor to users seeking lasting health benefits.

Horsford

Brookline Beauty Helen Nolan Elopes With Harry Fuller

Helen Nolan a Brookline telephone operator and Harry V Fuller a Melrose inspector secretly wed in Boston after her parents objected to her youth. The couple, having met at the Brookline exchange, announced their marriage by letter to Helen’s mother, planning to return to Dorchester after a brief honeymoon.

Helen Nolan Brookline Harry V. Fuller Melrose Boston Mr. Fuller Brookline Exchange Miss Nolan Telephone Company Fuller Helen Dorchester

Henson Declines Tremont Temple Call

New York reports Dr. Henson of Hanson Place Baptist Church Brooklyn dismisses Boston’s Tremont Temple pursuit. He says he is content in Brooklyn, not seeking another post, and plans to stay twenty more years, then perhaps seek a quiet place. He notes his past twenty-year stints in Philadelphia and Chicago.

New York Boston Poinidexter Henson Hanson Place Baptist Church Brooklyn Tremont Temple Swampscott Mass Hanson Place Tremont Philadelphia Chicago

Japs Hold Up An American Steamer

Telegrams from Port Arthur report the Stanley Dollar, an American owned steamer, halted by a Japanese gunboat as it sought to load lumber at Yongampho, Corea. The vessel was allowed to enter the port but barred from loading. The captain wired the chartering Russian company at Tien Tsin. It is unclear if the action was autonomous or government ordered, prompting international curiosity.

Pekin Port Arthur Yongampho Yalug River Corea

Boys Lost on Long Island

Six Charlestown boys aged 9 to 12 wandered from an excursion to Long Island after bathing and fishing. They were stranded on the uninhabited side for hours until a hospital attendant heard their cries and police boat Watchman rescued them at Constitution Wharf around 8 PM. Parents had alerted police. a collection aids their return home.

Charlestown Long Island Hugh’ Hogan Timothy’ Buckley Eben Kimball Mason Houston James Gill James Gearon Kimball Hogan Mr. Hogan Constitution Wharf

Child Survives 50 Feet Drop in Central City

A boy named Abraham Liente, aged 12 or 512 years in the report, survived a 50 foot fall from three flights inside a home at 15 Lucas street. He was found by a neighbor and brought to Relief station with a scalp wound and mild concussion. The incident occurred last night around 9 o clock.

Abraham Liente Abraham Lucas Street

Conductor Attacked During Belt Line Car Incident

Harry F. Brown of Union Park street objected to a conductor’s methods on a belt line car last night and tried to run the car. Passengers intervened, preventing serious injury to the conductor who was badly hurt. Brown was jailed on drunkenness charges with possible additional counts pending.

Harry F. Brown Union Park Street Brown

Laborer Injured in East Boston Tunnel Fall

Patrick Mason, 70, a laborer in the East Boston tunnel, fell 15 feet on the East Boston side last night. He was taken to the Relief Hospital with a broken leg and back contusions and resides at 70 Silver Street.

Patrick Mason East Boston Relief Hospital Silver Street

Women Jump From Car as Fuse Explodes Twice

Yesterday afternoon a fuse on a car exploded near 3448 Washington Street Forest Hills injuring Miss Delia ODonnell 24 and Miss Winifred Jacobs 23. Both women leaped from the moving car and were treated for arm and leg injuries.

Forest Hills Winifred Jacobs Avery Street Dedham O’brien Hyde Park Avenue Washington Street

Local Forecast for Boston Area

Fair weather expected Saturday and Sunday in Boston and vicinity. Light to fresh southwest winds shift to north as conditions continue.

Boston Vicinity

Forecast for New England Weekend Weather

Washington reports a forecast for New England calling for fair conditions Saturday and Sunday. Cooler weather expected in the western portion with light to fresh southwest winds turning to northwest as the weekend progresses.

Washington New England

Temperature Yesterday at Thompson's Spa Recorded

A local thermometer at Thompson's Spa 219 Washington Street logged yesterday's temperatures with readings from early morning to night. The record shows highs around 79 and lows near 62 with an average near 70. The note compares to the temperature from the same date last year.

Thompson’s Spa Washington Street Mary Aoe Earek O & Mewes

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