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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1907

Page

12

Bartlett Managers Big Coup in Democratic Fight

A Springfield convention chosen to favor Bartlett grips Boston delegates and aims to nominate Governor Bartlett. The meeting of Dan Kiley’s committee fixed Springfield as the site, redrawing delegate apportionment to cut Boston, with McNary opposing. The plan included preponing town caucuses and selecting a Springfield path, while Williams weighs his Bryan influence.

Bartlett Democratic Executive Committee Henry M. Whitney Dan” Kiley Whitney William S. McNary Boston Springfield Independence League Moran Vahey John P. Sweeney Lawrence Ward P. J. Mitchell State Committee Feeney Daniel J. Kiley Daniel T. O’connell Democratic State Street George Fred Williams Williams Bryan Daniel H. Toomey McNary Court Square Toomey Richard Sullivan John A. Coulthurst Williams. McNary Frank J. Linehan John Fp, Feeney Andrew J. Paton Danvers Daniel H

Boston Women Form Board of Trade for Female Industry

Boston women organized the Woman's Board of Trade of Boston the first such body in history to unite business and professional women for mutual help. Mrs Laura McDonnell was elected president with A V Miller as vice president and Bertha Palmer as second vice president. The group aims to establish a Massachusetts Woman's Permanent Industrial Exhibit Association with potential state or member funding. A temporary autumn exhibit will raise funds for a permanent display.

Woman's Board of Trade of Boston Women of Business and Professional Women Lally, Lawrence Abertha Palmer Woman's Board of Trade Woman’s Board of Trade Charlotte Smith Laura McDonnell A. V. Miller Bertha Palmer A. N. Dowsley L. May Brown M. E. Fisk C. Bates Helen Murphy Pauline Levy Rose Lipp M. Ranney N. M.conners J. W. Rogers Smith New England

Morse Made Debut Satisfies Fashion Critics

A new season collection showcases Morse Made garments with bold textures and streamlined silhouettes. Designers emphasize craftsmanship and modern utility, pairing durable fabrics with clean lines to suit urban wearers.

Jealous Wife’s Suicide After Husband’s Alleged Infidelity

New York report: Louise Fisher, a former actress and wife of Policeman Martin J. Fisher, killed herself with poison after learning of rumors of her husband’s liaisons. The couple quarrelled. Fisher reportedly warned she might take her own life. She died after consuming acid before hospital arrival.

New York Louise Fisher Martin J. Fisher West Sixty Eighth Street Fisher

Stabbing Affray at New York Camp Near Waterbury

A stabbing affray at a student camp eight miles from Waterbury Connecticut left Leroy Donaldson and Arthur Paget of New York City seriously injured. Witnesses said the fight began as a friendly scuffle and quickly escalated as tempers flared.

Waterbury Conn Here Leroy Donaldson Arthur Paget New York City Donaldson Paget

Marlboro Water Supply Warned Over Lake Williams Low

Marlboro Superintendent George A. Stacy in Marlboro Sept Aug 14 announces urgent steps to replenish Lake Williams, Marlboro's main water source. He notes the lake is at its lowest level in 24 years of service, prompting immediate action to restore supply.

Marlboro George A. Stacy Water Department Lake Williams Stacy

Somerville Couple to Reopen Probate Court Case

John J. Dorey an aged Somerville contractor and his wife Mary E Dor ey will again enter the Middlesex Probate Court as papers reopen their case. Mrs Dorey seeks contempt for nonpayment of $40 awarded for immediate uses, plus further sums. Dorey seeks a decree of desertion.

John J. Dorey Somerville Mary E. Dorey Middlesex Probate Court

Body of drowned Boston man found at Jonesport

Nathaniel Horton prominent Boston businessman and Boston Athletic Association member drowned July 12 when his small boat capsized after leaving the yacht Athen owned by Boston broker S. W. Gay. Horton was vice president of Dexter Bros pajat dealers.

Boston Jonesport Nathaniel Horton Boston Athletic Association Athen W. O. Gay Dexter Bros, Pajat Dealers

Slaughtering the Boys Suit Sale at 99c

EF Gray Co. offers boys age 4 to 15 suits at 99c with a selection of youth suits marked down from 10 to 15 dollars to 4.90 and 5.90. Located at Washington and Hanover. Advertising copy notes limited stock and strong discounts.

Boston EF. Gray Co Washington Hanover

Baseball Man Saves Woman From Drowning in Branford

Dr. George W. Townsend catcher formerly with the Baltimore nine in the National League saved Miss Annie Rust of Meriden from drowning at Branford. She had stepped into a deep hole while visiting Mrs. George R. Curtis and went under for the third time before Townsend, on shore, pulled her to safety.

Branford Conn George W. Townsend Baltimore Baseball Nine National League Annie Rust Meriden George R. Curtis Townsend

F Gray Co Sale Ends Soon On Rhodes Ripley Suits

F Gray Co announces a final sale on Rhodes Ripley and other suits with deep discounts at its Washington and Hanover location. Man’s all wool and worsted pants offered at heavy reductions, down to 1.90 from 4 and 5 dollars.

Rhodes-Ripley IF. Gray Co Washington Hanover

Fire Rages Near Middleboro Halting Train Route

A severe forest fire near Middleboro damaged property along the New York, New Haven & Hartford line two and a half miles south of town toward Rock. The blaze halted an 8:46 passenger train bound for Brockton and Boston, with thanks to Chester E. Weston for spotting the danger and to engineer W L Drew, fireman W F Smith, and conductor Thayer for preventing disaster at a burnt crossing.

Middleboro New York, New Haven & Hartford Rock Charles T. Thomas Josiah H. Waugh D. Herbert Hinds Gilbert A. Simmons Monument Beach Brockton Boston Chester E. Weston C. W. Maxim W. L. Drew W. F. Smith Thayer

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