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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1902

Page

7

Rockefeller Heats Wellesley College with Central Plant

John D. Rockefeller funds a central power plant at Wellesley College with a 75 000 gift and the college adds 60 000 more. A 135 000 project installs heat light and power mains across 50 miles of tubing, with three large pipes delivering steam to buildings. The plan stores heat in a brick arch with air space and tarred paper, finishing by next May under contractor F S Small and trench lead John Sweatt.

John D. Rockefeller Wellesley College College Hall F. S. Small John Sweatt Bryn Mawr Chicago University Stillman Seminary Atlanta

Temperature yesterday at Thompson's Spa

The thermometer at Thompson's Spa on 219 Washington Street recorded yesterday's temperature with readings throughout the day, showing fluctuations and a final reported value.

Thompson's Spa Washington Street

Belief of Innocence From Father of Murder Suspect

Paris dispatches report John W. Young, father of William Hoover Young, insisting his son is innocent in the Anna Nelson Pulitzer murder case. He says the son is wayward but not criminally inclined, suggests manipulation by others, and notes a clothing match as a sign of the killer’s attempt to frame him. He denies Mormon Church involvement and reveals estrangement of 15 years.

Paris Associated Press John W. Young William Hooper Young New York Anna Nelson Pulitzer Young Iself Mormon Church

Blames Mormonism for Pulitzer Murder Drives Witnesses

New York, Sept. 26. Mrs. L. M. Willard, mother of William Hooper Young, the accused murderer of Mrs. Anna Pulitzer, becomes a key witness in the push to prove insanity. She asserts Mormonism led her son to crime, cites blood atonement, and recalls Brigham Young’s era as teaching the doctrine. Her statements portray Young as driven from home to wandering ways, linking his fate to church influence and weak morality.

New York L. M. Willard J. W. Young William Hooper Young Anna Pulitzer William S. F. Hart Young Willard Canfield Philadelphia Joseph Smith Mrs. Pulitzer Utah Brigham Young William Arizona William Hooper

Mayor's official call with Captain Suisse at port clash

Mayor Collins yesterday issued an official call to Captain Suisse of the French cruiser following an exchange when the cruiser arrived in port.

Collins Suisse Epen

Fall Hats and Coats At Better Prices This Season

Fall hats feature higher crowns and wider brims with the same exclusive style at a dollar or two less. Fall overcoats range from snappy short to extreme long, in demand this season, with prices from eight to twenty five dollars. Fall suits showcase Kuppenheimer styles, displayed in the corner window at Beach and Washington Streets.

Beach Washington Sts

Diplomatic reshuffle assigns four ambassadors to major postings

State Department announced Berlin transfers effective after Ambassador White departs in November. Charlemagne Tower moves from Russia to Germany, Robert S. McCormick shifts Austria-Hungary to Russia, Bellamy Storer becomes Austria-Hungary envoy, Arthur S. Hardy moves from Switzerland to Spain, Charles P. Bryan to Switzerland, David E. Thompson to Brazil, with Hardy noted as a novelist and Massachusetts native.

Washington State Department White Berlin Charlemagne Tower Pennsylvania Russia Germany Robert S. McCormick Illinois Austria-Hungary Bellamy Storer Ohio Spain Arthur S. Hardy Massachusetts Switzerland Charles P. Bryan Brazil David E. Thompson Nebraska Mr. Hardy Madrid Teheran Persia Greece

Burnham Funeral Services Held in Boston Church

The funeral services for Lamont G. Burnham will be at Second Church Copley Square Boston Sunday at 2 pm with Rev. Thomas Van Ness presiding. Pallbearers include A Shuman Stephen M Crosby William M Bunting C A Campbell W H Bowker James T Boyd W H Lincoln F B Carpenter. Burial is private.

Lamont G. Burnham Copley Square Boston Thomas van Ness A. Shuman Stephen. M. Crosby William M. Bunting C. A. Campbell W. H. Bowker James T. Boyd W. H. Lincoln F. B. Carpenter

Child Injured as Electric Car Impacts Meridian Street

Four year old Joseph Frerranta suffered a crushed right foot after an electric car ran over him on Meridian Street in East Boston yesterday. He was taken to the Relief station for treatment.

Joseph Frerranta Meridian Street Boston

Princeton Loses Professor After Suicide Attempt

Dr Willard Humphreys head of German at Princeton University died after overdosing on chloroform hydrate in a Sunday night attempt to relieve a toothache. The grimy beyond-clean ad text urging readers to wash work overalls with FelsNaptha soap appears in the same clipping, noting it on the wrapper.

Princeton N. J Willard Humphreys

Bequest to Princeton Grows to 1.4 Million Dollars

Princeton, New Jersey, Sept. 2. It was learned here today that the bequest to Princeton from Miss Mary J. Winthrop of New York, previously reported at 600000 dollars, will amount to 1400000 dollars.

Princeton N. J Mary J. Winthrop New York

Woman Overdoses Self In Domestic Turmoil

Mrs Katherine Allbright 27 cut left wrist with razor at 2 Haven Street while intoxicated. Bleeding badly she called for satisfaction of her husband, collapsed and was taken to City Hospital where she is expected to recover. Neighbors report frequent quarrels with her colored husband, including a pistol firing a week earlier.

Haven Street Katherine Allbright City Hospital

Eight Million Bonds Set in Stratton Estate Fight

Denver reports Judge Orr named Dc C. Hamlin Henry M. Blackmer and O P Grimes as administrators of W S Stratton estate with bonds of eight million dollars filed. Attorneys protested the appointments and bonds await approval after due consideration. Hamlin is son in law of Judge Gunnell’s leading attorney I H Stratton. Grimes is brother in law of Judge Orr.

Denver Col Colorado Springs Dc. C. Hamlin Henry M. Blackmer O. P. Grimes Orr W. S. Stratton Mr. Hamlin A. T. Gunnell I. H. Stratton Grimes

Master appointed ref finds against strikers in five equity cases

Francis Peabody Jr. reports for the Superior Court on five equity bills including Lord Electric Company Seth B Weatherbee Seth W Fuller Company James Wilkinson et al and Edwin G Lewis against IBEW officers and others. He finds the plaintiffs business large and work necessary for many buildings and notes serious damages from alleged unlawful interference.

Francis Peabody, Jr Lord Electric Company Seth B. Weatherbee Seth W. Fuller Company James Wilkinson Edwin G. Lewis International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

Elopers Held on Bail After Hyde Park Elopement

Frank Clarkson and Mrs Adelaide Fitzgerald were arrested in this city after eloping from Hyde Park last Saturday. They were held in 800 bail for grand jury action. Fitzgerald is described as a brunette about 20, Clarkson about 25.

Frank Clarkson Adelaide Fitzgerald Hyde Park Fitzgerald Clarkson

Aged Californian Drowned Near Portland

A California resident Amos Fletcher, 85, was accidentally drowned about 4 pm at Lakewood while visiting his grandson Harold C. Woodbury in Skowhegan. Fletcher, a former Skowhegan resident, had lived in California for years. News came via Skowhegan dispatch.

Portland Skowhegan Amos Fletcher California Lakewood Harold C. Woodbury

Judge rules money not gaming implements. funds returned

In Salem on Sept 2 Judge Bell ruled that money seized by Lynn police cannot be considered gaming implements. The finding orders the money to be returned, addressing a case heard earlier.

Salem Bell Lynn

Chief Justice Fuller Not In Bar Harbor

Chief Justice Fuller is reported quite well and had departed for Washington last night from Bar Harbor on September 26.

Bar Harbor Fuller Washington

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