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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1904
Page
7
London Sept 22. Late tonight Lady Curzon showed a slight improvement. A long automobile ride Tuesday caused a severe internal hemorrhage and summoned Dr Champneys from London. She grew worse Wednesday night and today remained exhausted and near coma. Reports say acute peritonitis has supervened.
Cape Henry Va Sept 22 The ship Henry B Hyde, afloat near Dan Neck life saving station, broke her hawser and again came ashore in the heavy blow. Crew rescued by life savers. The Hyde, bound from New York to Baltimore, had stranded weeks ago and was towed to Norfolk for repairs.
Advance agent notes natives praise the settlement as a good theatrical town. They warn of a false alarm as Bill questions if he is being stringed. A Lady laments a drunken man while Dogwatch Dan explains the actor’s nautical gait and attempts to alert him.
The Britannica contains more than twice the reading matter of any rival. With 25 000 pages, about 500 volumes would hold its content if printed as novels. It boasts notable American contributors like General Miles Carroll Wright Cardinal Gibbons Walter Camp J B McMaster R H Thurston and many other eminent English authorities.
After a tense day Mannering and Evie strand in a heat wave and a coming storm. The narrator and Colonel Maitland clash over Evie’s whereabouts as lightning, thunder, and a creeping fear push him to risk the garden chase to reach her shelter under a cedar. The scene ends with Evie terrified and the moment promised to continue tomorrow.
Sir Henry stalks through darkness and confronts a singer in a moonlit wood. A raging duel ends when Sir Henry mortally wounds the foe, only to discover the slain man is a mosquito, whose bloodied head reveals the grim irony.
Three bankruptcy cases surface in U S District Court with details of debt and asset status. Frank N. Sweate, draughtsman at Washington and Dudley, liabilities 1298, no assets. William D. Shields, cigar dealer at 1160 Washington, liabilities 4080, assets 150. Creditors petition for Nikel Afes of Haverhill to be declared bankrupt.
William H. McCoy aged 24 of 430 Centre street Jamaica Plain fell from a crowded car at Tremont and Prentiss streets late yesterday evening and sustained a painful scalp wound.
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