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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1905

Page

2

Girl's Body Found in London Tunnel Linked to Historic Murder

The mutilated body of Miss Mary Money was found near the Marstham tunnel on the London and South Eastern Railway. Police suspect she was murdered in a carriage and dumped from a window. no suspect identity yet. Money left home Sunday evening saying she would be away a few days.

London Mary Money Marstham London and Southeastern Frederick L. Gold Percy Froy Miss Money

No Change in Coal Prices Expected This Winter

Local coal dealers say they cannot tell whether prices will rise Oct 1, but they believe there will be no change until spring. Anthracite remains in good supply and dealers will strive to keep it so. They note coal costs about 6.50 cents more per ton than in the spring, yet no price hike is anticipated.

W. L. Douglas Brockton Mass Douglas D. F. Welling Harvard Street Ike W.W. L Washington Street Essex Street School Street Court Street Howard Street Boston Summer Street Lincoln Street Hanover Street Newport

Neponset Owl Club to Hold Sixth Annual Dance

In Bloomfield Hall Dorchester tomorrow night the sixth annual Neponset Owl Club dance will be held. The club comprises the district’s leading young men and promises an enjoyable evening with John Connolly serving as floor director.

Bloomfield Hall Dorchester

Bomb injures police and civilians in Rus sia attack

St Petersburg report says Chief of Police Ivanoff, three policemen and three women were severely wounded by a bomb blast near the town gardens at Kovno northwest Russia. The bomber escaped.

ST. Petersburg Ivanoff Kovno Russia

Youth Told He Faces Electric Chair After Lamp Attack

Richard McNally aged 20 was arraigned in Lee Avenue Court on charges of throwing a lamp at his mother. Magistrate Furlong, after rebuking him, warned he would probably end in the electric chair.

New York Richard McNally Lee Avenue Furlong Sadie Robinson Nova Scotia Truro N. 8

Boston man and Somerville woman seek private Providence wedding

Sydney Victor Elms of Boston and Celia May Carville of Somerville received a marriage license in Providence on September 26. They went to Rev. Dr. McConnell of Union Congregational Church to marry at 7 30 this evening at 385 Potter Avenue. Elms, 29, manager of a Boston commercial agency, was born in Revere. his father Joseph A. once managed a telegraph company. Carville, 22, born in Phillips Maine, is daughter of dentist Zenas A. The couple named their marriage plans after obtaining the license.

Providence R. I Sydney Victor Elms Boston Celia May Carville Somerville McConnell Union Congregational Church E. Carver Atkins Potter Avenue Revere Mass Joseph A

Mrs Schwab Seeks Conversion to Catholic Faith

Pittsburg report says Mrs Charles M Schwab has asked the Pope to pray that she may become Catholic. The note indicates the social figure desires baptism and conversion, reflecting speculation among locals.

Pittsburg Charles M. Schwab

Pittsburg Wife Seeks Catholic Grace From Pope Pius X

The wife of a Pittsburg multi millionaire, a Protestant, asked Pope Pius X to pray she may obtain grace and convert. Her Catholic husband is in the city while she is abroad. Father D E Phelan in Rome reported he recently presented a Pittsburg woman to the Pope, who received a card requesting prayer for her conversion.

Pittsburg Pope Pius X Schwab Phelan St. Louis The Western Watchman Rome

Newport Women Enter Politics To Reform City Government

Newport reform efforts led by Miss Ellen Mason of Boston aim to mobilize women to influence Newport politics. The Citizens Municipal Association plans to press for wharf improvement petitions and broader governance changes, leveraging women’s influence to purify city leadership.

Newport Smart Set Boston Ellen Mason Commonwealth Avenue

Four Days Left for Osmo-Chemic Free Treatment Offer

Four days remain to start or renew treatment at Osmo-Chemic Office Boston with a free month of medicine and a free exam plus X ray consultation. The notice claims universal disease coverage, endorsements by the blind deaf and lame, and warns the offer ends September 20th at 8 PM and concludes September 30th for the program.

Boylston St Boston Mass Sept. Goth

Osmo-Chemic Physicians Praised in Reader Letters

Readers from Massachusetts praise Osmo-Chemic physicians for curing chronic diseases including cancer rheumatism stomach trouble and nerve disorders. testimonials from Mrs A J Bradstreet Mrs A D Stanley Mr C S Clifford Mrs R C Jones Mrs A J Pettis Mrs A Colclough Mrs B C Chandler Mr Henry Putnam Mrs A Hitchcock and Mrs Hannah Colter attest to relief and improved health after treatment.

Ington St Gloucester Mass Mrs A. J. Bradstreet C. S. Clifford Oakum, Mass MR. C. 8. Clifford Mes R. C. Jones Chaska Ave Auburndale Colcloud B. C. Chandler Clarke St Atlantic, Mass E. ©. Chandler Henry Putnam Cor. Adams and Belmont Sts Worcester Henry Putn A. Hitchcock Hohnfield Ave Hyde Park Hannah Colter Berkeshire St Cambridge

Robinson loses $5000 alienation suit in Taunton

In Taunton the $5000 alienation case of James Robinson of North Attleboro versus his mother in law Mrs Isabella Reid concluded with a defense verdict. Key witness David Stevens testified of alleged affectionate ties between Mrs Robinson and Stevens and admitted knowing Sadie Rogers.

Taunton James Robinson North Attleboro Inlaw Isabella Reid L. LeBaron Holmes David Stevens

Free Passage to Jamaica and Stowaway Case

A schooner was freed from a sandbar after hours of effort and aimed for port at night. Joshua Hamilton, a Jamaica negro, sought return to the South claiming to be a stowaway on the steamer Bradford but immigration officials confirmed he had arrived on the Brewster. Commissioner Billings decided no fine would be collected and Hamilton was to be allowed to return home with the coming cold weather.

Joshua Hamilton United Fruit Company Hamilton Smith Bradford Immigration Bureau Brewster Fruit Company Billings

Ralph M. Hayward Rescued After Stranded On Pollock Rip

The three masted schooner Ralph M. Hayward was driven onto Pollock Rip and pounded for hours before being floated. Despite leaking below the waterline and pumps at limit, she sailed for New York. The Monomoy life saving crew attempted rescue but could not refloat her.

Chatham Pollock Rip Ralph M. Hayward New York Monomoy Life Saving

Doctor Solomon Offers Free Consultation For Cure Claims

Dr James M Solomon of 2A Beacon Street advertises an oral absorption treatment claiming cures for cancers tumors and all chronic and blood diseases. He invites in person visits and offers to diagnose free with fees based on means, and also provides a book by mail if calling is not possible.

Boston David J. Ingraham Canton J. YT Murra Beach St L'’ Sta C. H. Heines San Rail St Somerville Harvey Wait Wellesley Ork E. Brown Exchange St. Porches Er Hy Ras Ain Acc James M. Solomon Beacon Street

Chicago Dames Attack Grover on Woman Suffrage

Chicago women mock Grover Cleveland for his magazine arguments against women voting. Prominent suffrage advocate Catherine Waugh McCullough denounces his stance and plans to write to President Roosevelt for a reply.

Chicago Grover Cleveland Cleveland Catherine Waugh McCulloch Roosevelt

Fashionable woman charged with glove theft in city shop

A well dressed woman identified as Mary Adams of New York, 28, was arrested in the shopping district for stealing a dozen pairs of kid gloves. Police, finding wrapping paper and twine in her handbag at Station 4, flag her as a professional shoplifter and she was to be arraigned this morning.

Mary Adams New York Joseph Ixnox Station 4

New Winter Hill Station to Get Six Letter Carriers

Six letter carriers are allotted for the new Winter Hill station following a Washington appropriation to cover the increase. No provision yet for the Fenway station, which will open in mid October.

Winter Hill Washington Fenway Station

Universalist convention opens in Roxbury at church

The Massachusetts Universalist convention begins this afternoon at the Universalist Church on Buena Vista Street Roxbury with organizational reports. Evening preacher Rev. William B. Eddy of Cambridge. Tomorrow’s conference will be led by Rev. H. G. Roscoe. General Superintendent Rev. I. M. Atwood will give the greeting.

Massachusetts Universalist Convention Universalist Church Buena Vista Street Roxbury William B. Eddy Cambridge H. G. Roscoe I. M. Atwood D. D

Man Held as Suspect Not Girard in Bronx Murder

A man arrested yesterday in Central Bridge New York on suspicion of being Joseph Girard, sought for the murder of Gussie Pfeiffer in the Bronx, is not Girard.

New York Central Bridge N. Y Joseph Girard Gussie Pfeiffer Bronx Girard

Mrs Bakewell appeals for help finding missing son Arthur

Heartbroken Everett woman Mrs William Bakewell seeks broadcast help to locate 14 year old Arthur who disappeared six weeks ago claiming he would earn his living. Described as tall and slight with a neck scar and injured right pupil his mother fears he was taken by unknown persons and pleads for information.

Arthur William Bakewell Beecham Street Everett The Post

Maynard Adopts School City Plan With Student Councils

Maynard schools organized on a school city plan dividing into five school cities and wards. Each ward elects one boy and one girl to form a city council to nominate offices such as mayor and sheriff. The plan aims at civic and moral training and may spread to Boston schools.

Maynard Mekin Elise Wilson L. Gill Philadelphia Ralph Albertson National School City League Frank Parsons Boston Armstrong

Chicago Schools Move to End Corporal Punishment

Chicago, Sept 26. Superintendent Cooley issues circular to public school principals demanding enforcement of a rule banning all corporal punishment in city schools. The notice calls principals’ attention to the rule prohibiting any corporal punishment in Chicago schools.

Chicago Cooley

Practical joke leads to self inflicted shot

Pottsville Penn Sept 26 Miss Katie Hildebrandt 21 of near here shot herself with a revolver last night after a prank told her her sweetheart had deserted her for another.

Pottsville Penn Katie Hildebrandt Near Here

Osmo-Chemic physicians boast top Boston offices

Osmo-Chemic physicians advertise the best equipped Boston offices with instruments for chronic disease treatment. They note high frequency and arate machines made for them by leading instrument makers. Offices at 18 Boylston St. Offer two-cent stamp for brochure. Open daily 9 to noon and 2 to 4 and 6 to 8. Closed Sundays.

Boston Medicine Permanent Boylston St Mass

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