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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1903
Page
2
Greek Games At North Woburn Event Draws 600
The Sacred Pan Hellenic Society of New England held its annual athletic festival at North Woburn with about 600 Greeks marching from 102 Richmond Street to Kneeland Street for a noontime picnic. Events included a one hour running race hop step and jump shot put wrestling and a 10 mile road bicycle race led by Peter Georgerlos who won prizes in nearly every event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan Hellenic Society of
New England
North Woburn
Richmond Street
North End
Kneeland Street
State Police Seek Saranac Bandits
Giuseppe Mannino, arrested in New York, admits joining the Saranac bandits who robbed Treasurer Edward C. Sherman of the Saranac Woolen Mills. He says two companions split the money after the $8000 theft. a $5000 reward is offered, and authorities expect the duo to be elsewhere. Mannino to be brought to Massachusetts for trial this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giuseppe Mannino
New York
Saranac
Edward C. Sherman
Saranac Woolen Mills
Wade
Mannino
Sherman
Italy
Antonio Vacchris
Daniel Farrell
New York Force
Boston
Massachusetts
Good Templars Tender Reception for Mrs. Hunt Tonight
Mrs. Mary H. Hunt, who helped secure passage of the scientific temperance instruction law in every state, will be honored by Boston Good Templars with a reception tonight at Parker Memorial Hall. Grand and district officers attend, Swedish soloist Miss Marie Sundborg to sing, and Mrs. Hunt will share impressions from the Bremen temperance congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Templars
Mary H. Hunt
Good Templars of
Boston
Parker Memorial Hall
Grand
Marie Sundborg
Hunt
Bremen
Germany
Order
Chickering
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
The
Silence Not Always Consent in Lincoln Wedding Case
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled that silence does not always signify consent in the Mary Kraky versus Charles Waneck wedding case. Waneck’s cancellation after guests gathered cost him 500 in wedding expenses, as the court stressed consent by silence is not assumed. A separate New York item recounts a wedding interrupted when a goat chewed the bride’s veil, causing a dramatic getaway before the ceremony's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Supreme Court
Mary Kraky
South Omaha
Charles Waneck
Waneck
Millionaire prisoner runs business from jail cell
Indianapolis dispatch reports John Terrell, a millionaire jailed in Bluffton on a murder charge, maintains his affairs from a cell with a personal safe and desk, while his daughter’s marriage, a brutal shooting, and his aim to leave her as the state’s wealthiest heiress unfold amid ongoing legal peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Bluffton
John Terrell
Terrell
Mélvin Wolf
Wolf
Mother's search for son drives widow to citywide hunt
Mrs Westcott, living at 22 Village Street, has spent days and nights seeking her 15 year old son Charles Anthony Westcott who disappeared on August 5. A private detective failed to help and the boy has been seen around West End and Cambridgeport, sleeping on doorsteps. He once used the name Livingstone and claimed his mother was dead. The mother, now penniless, hopes he returns home and she will forgive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anthony Westcott
West End
Cambridgeport
Livingstone
Woods full of deer in Maine open hunting season
Bangor Maine September 27 Thursday opens the hunting season in Maine and the woods are chock full of deer. Hunters have rare sport awaiting them as deer moose and caribou are reported plentiful. Officials say Maine likely has the greatest deer and moose numbers in its area. The caribou return is welcome. the moose season begins October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Maine
Killing the Marine Band
Washington reports a protracted labor dispute with the Marine Band has left the ensemble unsettled. Director Santelmann faces dwindling membership applications, reduced paid engagements, and public concern over competition with civilian musicians threatening the band’s future and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marine Band
United States
Santelmann
Terry Fortune Goes to Daughter French Princess
New York reports that the remaining fortune of Antonio Eusebio Terry, who died in Paris in 1898, will pass to his daughter Natividad Maria Mercedes Terry now Princess de Lucinge Fancigny, wife of Prince Guy de Lucinge Fancigny. She is 20 and resides in France, with Cuban assets totaling about a quarter of a million dollars among the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Antonio Eusebio Terry
Paris
France
Natividad Maria Mercedes Terry
Princess de Lucinge Fancigny
Prince Guy de Lucinge Fancigny
Terry
Cuba
The Brockton Fair Opens This Season Details
The Brockton Fair runs Tuesday through Friday September 29 to October 2 featuring sports track vaudeville and cattle sheep fowls and livestock. Round trip train tickets from Boston via New York New Haven Hartford with fair admission cost 1 15 and special trains operate September 30 and October 1 from South Station Brockton at 8 15 9 00 10 00 and 12 00 noon with return times 4 00 4 50 5 20 and 6 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston
South Station
Forgeries in Pool Petition Case Put Under Review
Attorney General Parker leads the proceedings over a forged petition against pool selling and related blackmail attempts against horsemen. Governor Bates will act on Parker's report, with possible grand jury submission if evidence warrants. Frightened Republican Ward 10 figures resist action as police hold forged-name evidence and testimonies from petition circulators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Bates
Ward 10
Waltham Boy Solist Lands Grace Church Role in New York
Eleven year old Waltham, Massachusetts boy Leslie Cahill has been named soprano soloist in the Grace Church bay choir in New York. He stood out from 218 applicants and trained under Albert Walker. Previously with Waltham Episcopal churches, he is the second Waltham boy to join the Grace Church program, following Elmer Marsh whose voice is changing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Grace Church
New York
Waltham, Mass
Leslie Cahill
Charles J. R. Cahill
Warren
Beaver Brook
Cahill
Helfenstein
Denver
Col
Detroit
Mich
Leslie
Albert Walker
Elmer Marsh
Master Cahill
Master Marsh
Waltham Christ Church
Church of the Ascension
Dying Woman Admits Share in 1885 Indiana Murder
Nellie Andrews confesss on her deathbed to participating in the 1885 murder of Stanford Freeman at his gate near Jasper Indiana. She says one accomplice is dead and the other in Tennessee prison. a female participant disappeared years ago and was murdered to keep the secret. Also notes Lake Winnipesaukee excursion on Oct 3 with $2 train and boat package from Boston, last trip of the season, tickets sold at 322 Washington St. and Union Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Ind
Nellie Andrews
Nellie Conrad
Indiana
Stanford
Freeman
Lake Winnipesaukee
New England
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mt.Washington
Winnipesaukee
Boston
Alton Bay
City
Washington Street
Union Station
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
A. Townsend
Tremont St
Mass
Hunt & Co., Cor. Wash
Eliot Ats
Mass. Ayr
Cambridge
Pleasant St
Maidenlein’s Drug Store
Why Is It So Father John's Medicine Cures Colds
The article extols Father John's Medicine as a tonic that strengthens the body, cleanses blood impurities, and fuels tissue growth. It argues illness stems from a run down condition and impure blood, claiming the medicine feeds organs, provides warmth and vitality, and supports recovery across throat and lung troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Theody
A Rare October Trip by Rail and Steamer
A rare travel offer details a round trip from points west of Boston to Albany, then Hudson River Steamer to New York, and Fall River Line back to Boston. The package departs October 8 from Boston routes, October 7 from points west, priced at $5.00. Descriptive leaflet available from A. S. Hansen, General Passenger Agent, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany R. R
Albany
New York
Fall River
Boston
A.S. Hansen
Koch Lung Cure Promises Relief From Consumption
Medical claim touts inhaled vapors of healing oils medicated with Koch Tuberculine as a cure for consumption. asserts inhalation treats lungs directly, contrasts unfavorably with stomach medicines, cites Dr Edward Koch method in Boston with free consultation and trial treatment offered at 361 Boylston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Koch
Koch Lung
Boylston Street
Boston
Checks Forged Hurd Arrested After Months of Inquiry
After a three month search police arrested Alfred W. Hurd on Cambridge street West End on charges of uttering forged checks. A clerk signed as Fred C. Young had two forged checks totaling 260 dollars used to buy clothes at Vorenberg's and W. C. Loftus store. Young identified Hurd as the man, leading to his arrest. Hurd denies the charge and claims to live at 20 Bennett street. He will be arraigned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Hurd
Cambridge Street
West End
Fred C. Young
Burnside Street
Medford
Hurd
Faneuil Hall National Bank
Vorenberg’s
Hanover
Washington Streets
Gaddis and
Haras
W. C. Loftus
Mr. Young
Bennett Street
French Count and Marquis Duel Near Biarritz
A duel with swords was fought in the grounds of a country club near Biarritz between Count Arcos of Clavijo and the Marquis of Ar gadia. The Marquis was thrice wounded, in the wrist and forearm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Biarritz
Arcos of
Clavijo
Argadia
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Festival of the
Pan Hellenic Society
Davie J
Ingraham
R. H. White Co
ST. Clair ‘Horthan School
U.S
Canada
Tremont Temple
Charles Parsons
Bowdoin Square
Servic
Nebraska
Billy Goat
New Jersey
Amelia Paschinski
East Twenty-second Street
Bayonne
N. J
Adam Weiner
Rges
H. B. McConnell
Boylston &J
Chemic-Electro Institute
Village Street
Dunshee & Hill
Charles A. Westcott
Killing the Marine Band
Terry Fortune
Brockton Fair
Webster
N. Y
Tremont Row
Wall Paper
Liston c& Coxrs
J.S. Waterman &Sons
Washington St
Dudley Street
Tel. Roxbury
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