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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
7
Linen lined Matting suit case with pocket two straps bound edges offered at sale price five times the regular price of three dollars. now discounted from three dollars to nineteen cents.
Mrs Jeannette Rich Jarboe and her husband Walter S Jarboe of Kansas City were jailed in Joliet after the bride posed as a man to honeymoon by hoboing across towns. They rode freight to Denver and Chicago as bellboys before being caught by a railroad detective. The couple planned another freight ride when arrested.
Four Notion specials offered all day Friday and Saturday until 1 P M. Skirt yokes in all sizes at sale price two for a dime. Hair rolls 24 inch long at 19 cents. Human hair nets in all colors two for 25 cents. Tubular shoe laces with 5 pronged tip three pairs for a nickel.
Captain Howe of the tug William J. McCaldin files libel in New York federal court to recover salvage claim money for services during the July 16 fire at Pier 14 North River New York. The Dimock arrived from Boston and was flooded with flames. three crew members died jumping from the burning steamer. The vessel is under repair in New York as multiple claims follow.
Report of James A. Huson funeral after his body surfaced following a fishing trip gone wrong in Island Pond New Hampshire. Authorities linked the drowning to a thunder shock that caused the body to rise.
Naples August 4 report confirms a cave-in in Vesuvius crater with ash expelled. Professor Christonen director of the Meteorological Observatory links the eruption to recent southern Italy earthquake shocks.
Arthur J. Coburn of 73 Gainsboro Street was fined $10 in Municipal Court by Judge Duff for removing a muffler on a car on West Newton Street. Patrolman Underhill stated the action violated a new automobile law effective July 10. Coburn pleaded guilty after a first arraignment of not guilty.
A midsummer Roxbury wedding united Miss Edith E. Rose and Charles E. Chamberlain at Dudley Street Baptist Church. Miss Rose is a noted Roxbury artist. Mr. Chamberlain is a business associate of Walter Ballantyne, Boston City Council chairman.
In Superior Court Judge Richardson denied the town of Westboro's injunction sought by selectmen to restrain the Marlboro & Westboro Railway Co from dismantling the local power plant. The town argued the company was bound to maintain the plant under the original site conditions.
Norwood residents plan an open air outing at Westwood Park to raise funds for the Free Home for Consumptives orchestra. The park is donated, and half the proceeds go to the home. Event features athletic games dancing whist and a greased pig with Miss B Smith supervising assisted by locals from Norwood Oldham Walpole and nearby areas.
In Haverhill on August 4 Frank H. Wood a local letter carrier sneezed violently while crossing the railroad bridge footwalk. His false teeth flew from his mouth over the rail into the Merrimack River and disappeared from view leaving him toothless.
Philip Kennedy awoke at the Cottage Hotel in Franklin New Hampshire and dislocated his jaw while yawning Fellow lodger Frank E Daniels witnessed the incident Hotel proprietor Nelson Bean and doctors J W Staples and James B Woodman attended Kennedy received anesthesia and the dislocation was reduced Kennedy works as a spinner at the Franklin mills.
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