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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1909

Page

2

Roosevelt Sails From Gibraltar After Brief Gibraltar Visit

The Hamburg carrying Theodore Roosevelt and his party reached Gibraltar just before 9 am and sailed for Naples at 12 20 pm. Roosevelt refused interviews and photos and visited Gov Forestier Walker, Mr Sprague, and the Mediterranean Club before departing amid cheering crowds. He may not land in Naples, transferring to the steamer Admiral instead.

Gibraltar Hamburg Theodore Roosevelt Naples Richard L. Sprague Sir Frederick Forestier-Walker United States Sprague Roosevelt General Forestier-Walker Mr. Roosevelt Mr. Sprague Spiris Duchess of Aosta Government House Mediterranean Club

Roosevelt to sail for Mombasa amid Naples delay

Naples reports that the Hamburg bound for Naples is delayed due to bad weather and will arrive Monday instead of Sunday. The Admiral, carrying Mr Roosevelt to Mombasa, will depart Monday night, giving Roosevelt only a few hours in Naples and disrupting local reception plans.

Naples Hamburg Roosevelt Mombasa

Italian Paper Denies Emmanu el Meeting Roosevelt

The Tribuna official denial says King Victor Emmanuel will not meet Mr Roosevelt or escort him to Messina, clarifying the abandonment of such plans.

Rome the Tribuna Victor Emmanuel Mr. Roosevelt Messina

Six Day Bicycle Race Accelerates in Atlanta

The April 2 stage in Atlanta Ga saw faster riding with a continuous sprint format. Wylie and Bardgett dropped four laps while Williams and Mackey lost one. team standings at 10 30 showed Root Fogier leading, then Walthour Collins, Cameron Mitten, Williams Mackay, and Wylie Bardgett.

Atlanta Wylie Bardgett Williams Mackey Root-Fogier Walthour-Collins Cameron-Mitten Mackay

Young Cambridge boy claims lightweight orange-eating crown

Charles Scott, 16, of 90 Spring Street Cambridge, ate one dozen oranges in five minutes after peeling took 15 minutes, total 20 minutes, in a newspaper row demonstration. He challenges any rival in orange eating and won a bet to back his claim.

Charles Scott Spring Street Cambridge New England Charles Dr.Tanner

Plan to Improve Boston City Beautification Movement

The first meeting of a new Boston board opens Monday at noon to appoint committees and push the beautification drive. Crowds at 20 Beacon Street offer support and ideas such as planting shade trees in the South End to improve health. John H. Colby and William J. Paul praise the movement as unifying efforts toward a better city in 1915.

William W. Stall Faneuil Improvement Association Boston Francis E. Clark The Christian Endeavor Society Clark Rilo de Janeiro Beacon Street John H. Colby South End William J. Paul Meeting House Hill Boudreau Filizabeth Murdock Boudreau Saratoga Street Sacred Heart Church Currivan Chelsea Elizabeth Pi William and Elizabeth Currivan Matthews Street St. Rose's Church Emery William Emery Dilworth Street Hodgman Malden William H. Hodgman Chester Street Kiley East Boston Josephine John and Johannah Kiley Havre Street St. John's N. F Lynn Agnes Belove James Lynn Sweeney Church of the Most Holy Redeemer Morrill Hotel Titchield Port Antonio Jamaica George H. Morrill Norwood Mass O'Brien Catherine Cy Prince Edward Island Philip Dennis Johanna O'Brien Brockton Washington Street Haverhill Aerie Natick Scheib Jamaica Plain Margaret Peter Scheib Spring Park Avenue

Firebug Sets Fourth Blaze In Milford Building

Milford reports another arson attempt at the Coolidge block a $25 000 business property. An unknown person entered the building and started a fire in a printing office corner. Firemen extinguished the blaze after about $2000 in damage.

Milford Coolidge

Scenic Temple Revere Beach to Reopen With Sunday Shows

The Scenic Temple at Revere Beach will reopen tomorrow with high class entertainment. Performances are scheduled at three and eight o'clock and will recur Sundays thereafter.

Adv

Three Hurt As Tank Explodes at Lewando Dye Works

At Lewando's dye house in Watertown benzine in a tank exploded while workers removed garments from the vat. William A. Harrington and Albert Chaisson, both badly burned, were treated at home by Dr. Webster. Miss Mary Cahill sprained an ankle in the scramble. Fire loss reported as slight.

Watertown William A. Harrington Albert Chaisson Lewando Mary Cahill Cuba Street Harrington Chalsson Webster

Gotch Suffers Minor Toe Injury Ahead of Mahmout Bout

Chicago April 2 World wrestling champion Frank Gotch sustained a slight toe injury during training. The setback will not affect his April 14 match preparations against Yussif Mahmout.

Chicago Frank Gotch Yussif Mahmout

Eliot declines British ambassador post final decision

Washington April 2. Official confirmation from the State Department states that Dr. Charles W. Eliot, retiring Harvard president, declined the ambassadorship to Great Britain. The department regards Eliot’s declination as final.

Washington State Department Charles W. Eliot Harvard University Great Britain Eliot

Three Hundred Sailors In Quarantine On USS Missouri

Three hundred sailors and marines are confined aboard the USS Missouri at Charlestown navy yard after three men were found to have scarlet fever and several others showed symptoms. The patients are sent to Naval Hospital and the Boston Board of Health assists in preventing spread aboard.

Boston U. S. S. Missouri Charlestown Navy Yard Naval Hospital

Father Neagle for Bishop Considered in Hartford See

Information received yesterday indicated Rev. Richard Neagle the permanent rector of the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Malden Massachusetts was likely to be appointed bishop of the vacant Hartford Connecticut see to succeed the late Bishop Michael Tierney.

Richard Neagle Church of the Immaculate Conception Malden Mass Hartford Conn Michael Tierney

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