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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1906
Page
7
In Wilton New Hampshire Betty alternates between flirtation and marksmanship as Lena G Clement recalls a 20th century hunt. Betty shoots at a tomato can misses then bets a candy box that she can shoot a rabbit. Rover the dog chases a bunny while Betty stalks the rim of a swamp and finally pays the agreed kiss after missing.
Miss Nellie Kerrigan of 17 Eastern avenue Haverhill stands out among Putnam School instructors in Cambridge for Shaksperian mastery and art skills after Salem Normal School and Lowell High. Miss Irene Vincent of Prospect street Somerville returns to teaching after vacation, with Somerville and Salem Normal School training.
A Tokio Niroku editorial argues Roosevelt would be a superb adviser to the Mikado after his presidency ending 1908. It contends Japan would gain global benefit and Roosevelt could continue to influence world affairs.
Kristine Rasmussen, a 22 year old Danish woman, meets no sight of Carl Jensen at the docks. Immigration inspectors delay action hoping the absent lover travels to the United States. Jensen, years ago in Alden Minnesota, sent letters about his wheat business and growing wealth.
John A. Ferguson of 114 High Street was robbed of $42 yesterday by a stranger who had lured him into a claim of lost jewelry. The thief entered Ferguson's business about 8 pm and stole the cash while Ferguson searched for a supposed diamond ring, a familiar pattern in the city.
Sophomores at Tufts College announce that 1910 freshmen must wear brown caps with green buttons. Verdant Green of the class is expected to debut in the regulation cap tomorrow. The notice, signed 1909, spreads across College Hill with rules of respect for freshmen and a cap order to the college bookstore for Sept. 29 pickup.
Yesterday was the final day for naturalization before the election. Ten foreigners appeared before Judge Bond in the Superior Criminal Court and were allowed to take out papers. Lawrence C. Fredericks, 10, on parole from the reformatory. George H. Kline, 19. and Clarence Ellis, 17, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and were sentenced to the reformatory.
About 150 delegates attend the opening session in Berlin New Hampshire with Mayor Hutchins welcoming the group. Mrs Sarah D Libbey leads a Loyal Temperance Legion service and Mrs Ellen R Richardson state president delivers the annual address as the convention runs through tomorrow and Wednesday.
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