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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1910

Page

2

Paulhan Wins Start Ahead in London Man Versus White

Paulhan outsprints White in a dramatic early start for the London to Manchester air race. Paulhan flies from Hendon toward Charing Cross while White pursues, reaching Bletchingley and Rugby as crowds cheer. Paulhan later descends near Trent station amid 8000 spectators. White lands near Northampton as darkness falls.

Manchester Park Royal Hendon White Paulhan Charing Cross London & Northwestern Wich Aulhan

Three Meet Quick Deaths In Greater Boston Area

Andrew McLannan 70 Westwood George McConwas 49 Riordan Place Charlestown and John B Johnson 34 19 Railroad Street Braintree died suddenly yesterday in Greater Boston McLannan fell from a wagon seat at Hyde Park Neponsett avenues McConwas fell into a coal barge hold at Gashouse wharf Johnson died after illness near Bowdoin square Also Charles B Smith 71 waded Jamaica Pond and John Lipur 16 fell from Addison street East Boston and Hugh Coady 45 jammed at 39 George street to City Hospital

Andrew McLannan Westwood George McConwas Riordan Place Charlestown John B. Johnson Railroad Street Braintree Greater Boston McLannan Hyde Park Neponsett Avenues McConwas Arlington Street Johnson Bowdoin Square Charles B. Smith Jamaica Pond James Kilby Park Department City Hospital John Lipur Henchman Street New Mills

Death Calls Designer of Many Boston Buildings

William Gibbons Presson an eminent Boston architect who died at his Beacon Street home in Brookline aged about 74. Born in Boston in 1841, he studied in Cambridge and Paris and designed many notable structures including the MIT Rogers Building and the Boston Society of Natural History. He held fellowships in major societies and left a legacy of civic beautification. He is survived by his wife Estelle M. Evans.

Boston William Gibbons Presson Beacon Street Brookline Mr. Preston Jonathan Preston Cambridge Paris Rogers Massachusetts Institute of Technology Boston Society of Natural History Ashburton Place Massachusetts School For Lyman School For Westboro State Industrial School Lancaster Newport Narragansett Pier Preston American Institute of Architects Boston Society of Architects Boston Art Club St. Botolph Club Estelle M. Evans William Gibbons Preston Mechanics Boston University School of Law

Milk Producers Plan Strike and City Shortage Threat

A Maine New England milk dispute surfaces as a three member committee led by W A Robinson seeks to mobilize producers, raise prices, and attract capital while contractors insist no milk famine will occur. The group urges unity among farmers and outlines an offer matching 1909 prices for coming months, despite pushback from directors and debates over distribution control.

W. A. Robinson Hardwick Charles D. Sage George Brigham North Brookfield Boston Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts

Contractors Statement Explains Declining Directors Proposals

D Whiting and Sons publish reasons for rejecting the Boston Co operative Milk Producers Company directors proposals. They cite seasonal price patterns and lower grain costs as factors, noting there are additional important considerations in the problem.

D. Whiting & Sons Boston Co-operative Milk Producers’ Company Co-operative Milk Company

Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad

An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant herbal medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It highlights purity, two bottle sizes fifty cents and one dollar, and offers a free sample by mail from Kilmer Co Boston Daily Post mention.

Dr. Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Boston Daily Post

Henry Russell Drives End of Opera War and Hammerstein Exit

Henry Russell orchestrated a merger between the Metropolitan and Boston Opera to end the two-house war. E C Stotesbury provided funds to buy out Manhattan Opera House and end Hammerstein’s era. The agreement consolidates control under the Metropolitan and Boston Opera, with Hammerstein effectively ousted from American opera.

Boston Hammerstein America Russell Metropolitan Boston Opera Manhattan Philadelphia E. C. Stotesbury Henry Russell Stotesbury The Oscar Hammerstein Metropolitan Companies Boston Opera Company Russell Boston New York Mr. Hammerstein Samuel Untermeyer E. B. Root B. C. Stotesbury Paul D. Cravath Europe Mary Garden Arthur

Twins Wed at One Ceremony in Plymouth

Ethel Louise and Edna Bently, twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Mellor, wed at the Beaches. Louise marries William Randall Owings a Boston lawyer of Newton. Edna marries William Frederic Gowdy of Springfield Mass, official at New England Telephone.

Plymouth Ethel Louise Edna Bently Benjamin Mellor Beaches Louise William Randall Owings Newton Edna Willam Frederic Gowdy Springfield Mass Owings Boston Mr. Gowdy New England Telephone and Telegraph Company Eleanor Owings Ruth Mellor James Oliphant Hobart Albert L. Mellor Gowdy Newton Highlands Newton Boat Club Newton Club

Passage of Railroad Companies Across Cities

At the same time the Metropolitan Company had appeared and his road companies played in Baltimore and the cities of the Middle West as far as Chicago.

Baltimore Middle West Chicago

Gardner in Washington In Serious Condition

Representative Augustus P. Gardner of Massachusetts, an insurgent in the House and Lodge’s son in law, is in serious condition after a nervous breakdown following the Revolt in the House. He rose from bed to vote on the railroad bill rule and will be examined by physicians at Johns Hopkins. His heart is said to be affected.

Hammerstein Samuel Untermeyer Mr. Untermeyer de Bussy Pelleas and Melisande Charpentier Tousse Massenet Thais le Jongleur Manhattan Richard Strauss Salome Mary Garden Metropolitan Elektra Mazarin Boston Philadelphia Washington Augustus P. Gardner Massachusetts Lodge Cannon Johns Hopkis

Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Charlestown to Roxbury

Multiple death notices and funeral announcements list named individuals, residences, and service details across Boston area towns. Entries include O’Hagan Watertown Quirk Roxbury Rogerson Cambridge Sheehan Winchester Wiswall and others with funeral dates and parish locations.

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Kensal Green Great Britain Bletchingley London Rugby Lichfield Trent Imme Diately Northampton Orleans Arcis-sur- Aube Bletchley Reade Litchfield Tring Wolverton Miles Washington St. Opp R. H. White Gseadaye Gray Allen Hazel Wilson Bros Big Wea Kettle Court Street BROS Big Kettle Court St Rogers Waltham Yours Truly Raymond Ile Cornhill Munil Cazzara Kahn and Hammerstein Theodore H. Bauer 30Ston Opera Company Hlondon Metropolitan Company Otto Kahn Gatti- Gazzara Mr. Russell Boston Opéra Company Washington Street Temple Place Chauncy Street Avon Strecta SIX Little Tailors Nn Sane Rep Gardner Qunyadi Varos Ormy A. Richardson Allston Raynor Hy Allen Cincinnati Ohio Birtes . Blanch Webster Street IT. Blanch Burrelil Herbert L. Burrell Newbury Street Butler Melrose Charles A. Buteler Julia A Edward F. Butler Revere Vuneral Grove Street St. Mary’s Church Holy Cross Malden Crowley Mary E Timothy J. Crowley Jeremiah Mary Callahan Fourth Street Sacred Heart Church Cunnally Dorchester Dorchester Avenue Agnes Frank Cunnally Waldron Daly Mary A Starr Lane Jamaica Plain Healey Anna M Delia McGrath Cambridge Street St. Joseph's Church Chambers Street Higgins Roxbury Hampden Street Margaret Norris John Higgins A. T. Higgins Hartford Arsoe Marginal Street Chelsea St. Rose’s Logue Esther R James E Della A. Logue Green Story Street Gate of Heaven M’laren Anthony M. McLaren M’mahon Francis Michael F Elizabeth J. McMahon South Boston Lonsdale Street O'Hagan William Mary O'Hagan Nea Harty North End Park Street Warren Street Cheverus Court No M. C Calvary Cemetery Waltham Roche Mary Roche Joseph Catherine I. Rogerson Downing Thomas J. Fitzgerald West Cedar Street St. Augustine’s Church Sandmann Newark N. J Frank J Highland Street Sheehan Patrick Hannah Sheehan Rooney Royal Avenue St. Peter’s Church Concord Avenue Stevens Alberta Howell Stevens St. John’s Memorial Episcopal Chapel Woodlawn Cemetery I. Trout Thomas J Mt Hope Cemetery Nova Scotia Twombly Winchester Samuel W. Twombly Unitarian Church Walden Joseph Walden Painters’ Union No Waterman Chapel Romanzo Newton Wiswall Winthrop Street Methodist Church Winthrop Street
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