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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1907

Page

2

Ten are rescued by buoy at Nag's Head shore

Ten people including two women were rescued from the grounded four masted schooner Louis Bossart off Nag's Head by Captain Etheridge and crew using a breeches buoy after the ship ran ashore in a northeast gale. The crew and a young woman passenger were saved. the vessel is high on the beach and in good condition.

Norfolk Etheridge Nag’s Head N. C Louis Bossart Virginia-Carolina New York Wiggins S. C Fletcher Nag Louis ‘“Bossart Louis Bossart & Bro Bath

Hundreds Sacrificed in Boston Warned by Dean Hodges

Dean Hodges at the New England Watch and Ward meeting compared ritual sacrifices to youths being killed weekly in Boston. He urged alarm at the ongoing deaths and urged action against vice and crime.

Park Square Scollay Square Boston Dean Hodges New England Watch and Ward

Public meeting urges end to bucket shops in Boston

Speakers at the New England Watch and Ward Society gathering at New Old South Church pressed listeners to influence legislators to abolish bucket shops and gambling. Dean Hodges and Rev. F B Allen highlighted work against immoral materials and street vice, noting 61 bucket shops in Boston and 21 convictions. Henry Chase retired, J Frank Chase to succeed.

Boston New England Watch and Ward Society New Old South Church Dean Hodges Cambridge F. B. Allen Samuel B. Capen George A. Gordon Bucket Shop Mr. Capen Frederic B. Allen Episcopal City New Hampshire Harvard Theological School Carlisle Emerson London West End Ark Square Scollay Square

Bicyclist Hurt After Telegraph Street Collision

An Italian two year old bicyclist named Peter O. Rena was knocked unconscious after colliding with a team driven by John H. McGrady of 308 Atlantic Avenue on Telegraph Street Boston. He was taken to Carney Hospital with a bad scalp wound and brain concussion.

Peter O. Rena Telegraph Street South Boston John H. McGrady Atlantic Avenue Carney Hospital

Cure Grip in Two Days Laxative BromO Quinine Ad

Claim promises rapid relief from grip with a laxative product named BromO Quinine. Advertisement urges readers to request the full name and look for B. W. Grove's signature, pricing at 25 cents.

B. W. Grove

Passenger List Describes Miss Marjorie Rose from Dubuque

A White Star liner Canopic arrival lists 1732 passengers from Naples and the Azores. Among them is Miss Marjorie Rose of Dubuque Iowa, noted as a top pupil of Vannini the famed Italian voice teacher. She trained in Florence in 1905 seeking health and talent development.

Naples Italy Azore Islands Marjorie Rose Dubuque Vannini Florence Rose

Italian voyage reveals young soprano under famed tutor

In 1905 a young woman scarcely out of her teens traveled to Italy where she showed a remarkable soprano range and studied under Vannanni, Italy’s renowned vocal teacher. She later performed with celebrated artists, plans fall return to continue studies. On the Canopic many Italians gathered at the dock as the ship carried 30 first class, 180 second class and 1522 third class passengers. The voyage enjoyed mild weather with a few brief temperature drops and winds under 512 miles per hour.

Italy

Public Phone Card Sparks Harsh Gossip in Eldora

Eldora Iowa April 7 drug stores report a placard reading This is a public telephone and is not to be used for lovemaking has spread. Clerks complain about silly conversations over wires and kisses heard across shops. Local clerks form mutual protection group to curb the chatter.

Boston Eldora

New systems of Women's Fancies

In Topeka a court awards custody of an incubator baby to Mrs. Charlotte E. Bleakeley of Lawrence Kansas after months of suit and court battles. In San Francisco a new Eugenic Association promotes trial marriage and heredity study to improve mankind though no Utah applications have been received.

Topeka Kan St. Louis Exposition Charlotte E. Bleakeley Lawrence James G. Barkley San Francisco Cal Eugenic Association of California Utah

Little May Mitchell Risks Life for Violin in Tenement Fire

In New York on April 7 a 13 year old girl May Mitchell dashed through flames to recover her violin from a third story room. Firemen and police found her overcome by smoke at the second story head. The violin survived.

New York Apri May Mitchell

New Marriage Service Drops Word Obey Says Waugh McCulloch

Chicago April 7 Justice Catherine Waugh McCulloch Evanston proposes a marriage rite omitting the word obey she says a husband cannot respect a wife who vows to be his slave and a man who would accept obedience should seek treatment rather than marriage.

Chicago Ill Catherine Waugh McCulloch Evanston Justicess McCulloch

Waltham Boy Makes Third Escape From Chelmsford School

Leo Connors a 13 year old of Waltham slipped from Middlesex County Truant School Chelmsford for the third time evading Boston and Waltham police who scoured the North End Main Street and other areas but could not locate him. He first gained fame two years ago escaping from the Angel Guardian House and has since broken free from Chelmsford twice more.

Leo Connors Waltham Middlesex County Chelmsford Boston North End Connors Main Street Lowell Billerica

Young Nebraska youth elopes with much-older aunt

Wilbur Herebert aged 19 eloped with his aunt Miss Jessie Witherbee aged 107, a sister of his late mother. He is the son of a local ranchman in Harrison Nebraska. The pair’s actions, described as an elopement, stunned the community.

Harrison, Neb Wilbur Herebert Jessie Witherbee Witherbee Herbert

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