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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1905
Page
8
Nellie Whalen mother of six was sent to Sherborn by Judge Mahoney on charges of drunkenness and neglect. The city marshal said she entertained men at home and the children had gone without care for a week in a disordered house. Whalen wept and said moving thrice in a week would disorder any home.
The Charlestown Cuboney Club excursion set for tomorrow is delayed due to the death of John St. Crowley. The new date is Sunday September 17.
Boston area church schedule lists Tremont Temple Baptist Church with Rev. P. Henson preaching first sermon after vacation on Sunday, plus multiple services at Ruggles Street Baptist, Warren Avenue Baptist, Clarendon Street Baptist, and others. Includes names of pastors, organists, and special speakers with times and free seating.
A dense listing details upcoming spiritualist and circle events across Boston and surrounding towns. It includes venues such as FIRST SPIRITUAL CHURCH and Harmony Hall with multiple circles, lectures, and tests led by pastors and mediums like M. A. Wilkinson and N. P. Smith. Public lectures in Malden, Cambridge, Chelsea, and Roxbury spotlight psychic circles, trance sessions, and healing messages.
Miss Philomena Doiron, a French Canadian woman, swore she would die for love after learning her boyfriend Nazzara Arbour preferred another. She leaped into the canal but was rescued by Edward Morton. She was jailed by police after the incident.
City youths end baseball season as West End girls juggle jackstones for prizes. Orlando F. LaBeau and M. Cohen sponsor the event attracting many helpers and watchers. Winners include Frances R. Fay, Jennie V. Murray, Lillian Aronovitch, and Mildred Koritz with prizes. several strong players listed among nonwinners.
In Watertown on September 7 an alleged tool thief identified as John Fin perty was chased by William Cox and Peter Brandley after a burglary at the Brown estate on Main Street. They pursued for more than a mile and turned him over to the police.
Police chase leads and hotel surveillance as Deputy Chief Neal reports no trace of Stingaree in the jewel theft from Mrs. Butler at Sweetwater Hotel. Investigators question staff and guests while considering an outside thief aided by inside knowledge.
A. Roy Knabenshue will display his large mechanical airship at the Brockton fair. The craft has been making successful ascensions in New York, drawing crowds and attention to the event.
The Boston stage scene previews Joe Weber leading an all star cast at the Colonial with Higgeldy Piggeldy and The College Widower along with Marie Dressler Charles A Bigelow and Trixie Friganza in the lineup. Wright Lorimer’s Shepherd King bids farewell today before a year’s absence. Faith Mother closes at Park Theatre as Otis Skinner prepares His Grace de Grammont. The Tremont presents The College Widow on its 25th Boston performance while Hollis Street Theatre markets The Heir to the Hoorah. DeWolf Hopper and Marguerite Clark star at Boston Theatre as Eva Tanguay headlines at Majestic. The Empire hosts The Second in Command finale and Barbara Frietchie follows at next week. Simon rousers at Keith’s, Globe, Castle Square, Howard, Bowdoin Square, and Norumbega Park mix burlesque, variety, and musical theatre for a bustling week.
A New England scheme trains girls to be ideal brides funded by philanthropists. The plan promises world impact and rapid returns, with the originator earning wealth and inviting imitators. The Sunday Post teasers the full exclusive tomorrow.
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