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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1908

Page

7

Richmond Blues Visit Prompts Warm Reception in Boston

The Observant Citizen notes the Richmond Blues due in Boston Monday may receive a welcome similar to the Richmond Grays years ago. It mentions varied local happenings from band leader Jerete John Morley Flockton’s upcoming birthday to plans for tree removal in Chelsea and the reopening of cricket-like games at Station 13.

Richmond Blues Boston Richmond Grays Jerete John Morley Flockton American Watch Company Wonderland Mr. Flockton Rett Station 13 Station 9 Roxbury Jamaica Plain

Love and marriage advice from Miss Champagne columns

A readers’ mail column features Mildred Champagne advising suitors on enduring love and marriage. It contrasts courtship flamboyance with post wedding realities, discusses jealousy and finances, and suggests forming a small home before marriage. The page also notes local changes in Harvard square and river activity.

Best Recipes From New England Housewives Featured in Sunday Post

A New England households feature lists recipes and household suggestions. Included are egg shake with brandy, citron preserves, poached eggs with cream, and pickled cauliflower with Keen’s mustard in vinegar. The column credits MRS. H. B. Crosby, MRS. M. Pease, MRS. A. C. Roberts, and MRS. Dana S. Cory with their local addresses.

New England Housewives the Sunday Post Keen's

Fishermen Seek Smelting Season On North And South Shores

The article notes the smelting season arriving along the north and south shores with careful fishing before or after flood tide. It describes a well dressed woman observing inscriptions at the Old State House on State street as a visitor from the West compiling historical sites. It mentions road reconstruction on Washington street between Roslindale, West Roxbury, and Germantown, and Chelsea police players in earnest checker matches led by Officers Morrison Spinney and Watchman Yeaton. It also covers Robert Appleton Company manager J. H. McInerny and Capt. J. H. McInerny returning from a two week Maine coast cruise aboard the Clare, Elk member Thomas M. Guiney hosting Boston Elks guests including T. A. Whalen, T. Rice, J. W. Reardon, Hannan, Alderman Brand, Senator Butler, McCarthy, H. Johnson and B. Hobdell.

State Street Old State House Far West Boston Thomas M. Guiney Boston Elks Thomas A. Whalen Thomas J. Rice James W. Reardon Hannan Levi W. Burr Fred J. Brand John J. Butler Tim McCarthy George H. Johnson Bernard W. Hobdell

New Store Tale Opens Tuesday In Boston Storefront Move

The Siores story describes a family finding a golden toothed cat that turns into a jewel hoarding thief, a necklace, a murder, and a mysterious past as the cat becomes a local legend. The tale ends with the cat buried after a daughter’s epitaph. The second piece reports R H Stearns & Co planning a temporary move to Tremont street while a 10 story building is prepared for a permanent store, with details on location, design, and history.

Z. Dd Mme. Charpentier I. D Miss Puss Mme. C R. H. Stearns & Co Tremont Street Great Dry Goods Emporium Stearns Company Temple Place Winslow & Bigelow Winter Street Park Street Washington Street R. H. Stearns Adams House Stearns West Street Summer Street Hawley Street Stearns & Co Boston Parker, Thomas & Rice

Cambridge Woman Honored by U S W V Auxiliary

Mrs. Elizabeth L. McNamara was reelected president of the Women's Auxiliary U S W V II. The Cambridge society figure received a gold purse and baskets of flowers after the convention. A impromptu reception followed at her home 239 Upland Road North Cambridge.

Elizabeth L. McNamara Women’s Auxiliary Cambridge Society

Alderman Seeks Finance Commission Payroll Figure

Alderman Cotton asks the Finance Commission to name the payroll figure for Register of Deeds William T. A. Fitzgerald. He plans an order at the next Board meeting to make Fitzgerald take the Finance Commission figure, likely reducing staff. Fitzgerald opposes the move and will comment only after board action.

Alderman Cotton Board of Aldermen Finance Commission William T. A. Fitzgerald Register of Deeds Fitzgerald Register Fitzgerald

Parishes Redistricting Ordered by Archbishop O Connell

Catholic population growth in Dorchester and Roxbury prompts a church redistricting by Archbishop O Connell. A special board led by Very Rev. Patterson Rev Splaine and Rev. Knappe will map new parish lines affecting thousands. Changes to be announced early next year with sections issued over several months.

Dorchester Roxbury O’connell George L. Patterson Splaine Leo J. Knappe St. Philip’s Harrison Avenue Lenox Street Milton District

Conry Opens Campaign in Charlestown for Navy Jobs

Ex-Congressman Joseph A. Conry launches his bid against John A. Kelcher in the ninth district on a platform of pure food and a strong navy. He accuses Kelcher of ignoring labor needs, cites Kelcher’s wealth and residences, and pledges that if elected he will have a battleship keel laid at Charlestown navy yard during his term.

Joseph A. Conry John A. Kelcher Charlestown Douglas Democratic Club Bunker Hill Ferrin Streets Conry Kelcher South End South Shore Washington Congress Charlestown Navy Yard

Fatal mimic duel ends in Mobile youth tragedy

In Mobile Alabama two teens decorated as a mock duel ended with the death of 17 year old William Owen Sossaman and the 16 year old Henry Leech. Police reported the incident occurred last night and investigators are reviewing circumstances.

Mobile Ala William Owen Sossaman Henry Leech

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