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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1907

Page

1

Mrs Proctor Survives Drowning Scare After Lake Champlain Boat Accident

On a Vermont Association of Boston outing to South Hero Island, Mrs. Fletcher D. Proctor survived after a launch with George Couture overturned near the steamer Chateaguay. Couture drowned, leaving a widow and four children. Rescue efforts by nearby boatmen saved Mrs. Proctor, who suffered nervous shock but is expected to recover. a $300 purse was raised for Couture’s family.

Burlington Vermont Association of Boston South Hero Island Lake Champlain Fletcher D. Proctor Proctor George Couture Keeler’s Bay Henry Martin Proctor and Couture Sherman Rockwell Couture Martin Herbert Metcalf Hugh Fraser Governor Proctor Boston

Slaughtering the Boys Suit Sale

Advertisement notes clearance at 99 cents for any suit and drastic cuts on youths suits, with former prices up to 15 dollars. Promotion lists F. Gray Co. at Washington and Hanover as the seller.

F. Gray Co Washington Hanover

State and city funds questioned over improper travel perks

A legal challenge questions whether using state and city contingent funds for car rides, meals, drinks, cigars, visiting cards, and similar expenses amounts to larceny or is a lawful use of public money. The discussion continues on Page 2.

Leaders Standing By Strike Leaders Stand By Strike

President McGarty of the Telegraphers Union fulminates that all strike leaders are present at the hall denying Superintendent Ames claim of leaders who never left their keys on day one. Continued on Page 4 First Column.

President McGarty The Telegraphers’ Union Post Ames Western Union

Revised list of dead and injured at Kennebunk train and explosion

The list cites Philip Partridge of Pittsh Penn died struck by a train near Kennebunk on the way to a fire. Dominick Lebreque of Portland aged 32 died in a soda tank explosion. Philip Perrault of Biddeford, 40, died at hospital from tank explosion injuries. Reverend Rufus H. Jones of Trinity Episcopal Church Saco, gravely injured with skull fracture. Melvin T. Morrill of Salem, a Boston and Maine engineer, fractured leg and collar bone. Samuel Emerson of Old Orchard, 65, overcome by smoke, found unconscious before Hotel Emerson, taken to Webber Hospital. Miss Alice Minard of Pennsylvania, companion of Partridge, severely bruised. At Trull Hospital.

Philip Partridge Pittsh -Penn Eaten & Maine Kennebunk Dominick Lebrecque Portland Philip Perrault Biddeford Rufus H. Jones Trinity Episcopal Church Saco Trull Hospital Melvin T. Morrill Salem Boston & Maine Samuel Emerson Old Orchard William T. Emerson Emerson Webber Hospital Alice Minard Pennsylvania Philip Partridge

Desolation in Old Orchard as Fire Leaves Town in Turmoil

Old Orchard Maine witnesses scenes of ruin with streets and beaches crowded by visitors and visitors fleeing shelterless. Looters pickpockets and souvenir seekers appear amid an exodus from once fine hotels as extra trains swarm with humanity.

Old Orchard

Mrs Eddy Faces Expert Insanity Test in Plea at Pleasant View

Concord New Hampshire August 16. Lawyers for Mrs Eddy fought to block expert alienists from examining her mental health and capacity to manage her affairs. Next friends demand access to Pleasant View for in situ assessment with Dr Henry R Stedman and Dr George P Tuttle named as expected examiners, while counsel for Eddy vows to resist.

Concord N. H Eddy Pleasant View Christian Science Chandler Tooth and Nail General Streeter Mrs. Eddy Streeter Aldrich Henry R. Stedman Brookline George P. Tuttle Mclean Hospital Massachusetts

ELOPING WIFE IS FORGIVEN IN BROOKLINE SOCIETY TALE

Mrs. John R. Perry, once famed for an elopement with Wilson S. Belches to London on June 6, has separated from her companion and is at sea bound for New York to reunite with her husband. The scandal touched Brookline society, with friends predicting she would return for the sake of her two children and that hope now appears fulfilled as a cablegram from Mr. Perry arrives seeking reconciliation.

John R. Perry Brookline Society London Wilson S. Belches New York

F Gray Co Sale Ends Soon at Rhodes Ripley

The F Gray Co advertising sale nears its end with dramatic price cuts on suits and pants. Blue Serge suits $9.90 to $20 range, Black Thibet $7.90, fancy worsted $5.90, pants $1.90. Located at Washington and Hanover.

Rhodes-Ripley F. Gray Co Washington Hanover

Horsford's Acid Phosphate Relieves Nervous Disorders

An advertisement promising relief from nervous disorders including headache insomnia and exhaustion. Claims the preparation rebuilds the nervous system and restores vitality. Product promotes strength, energy, and improved sleep through a tonic formula.

Verbal clash at Worcester fair reads like spring Democratic showdown

At the Worcester fair grounds a hot meeting pitted General Charles W. Bartlett against Henry M. Whitney for governor with over 500 attendees. Congressman O Connell sparred with Bartlett over the Boston and Maine merger while John A. Sullivan backed Whitney. Moran watched quietly as Thayer sought unity and opted to stay out of the race.

Charles W. Bartlett Henry M. Whitney Worcester Fair Grounds Springfield E. Gerry Brown Joseph O’connell Mr. Whitney Whitney Massachusetts John A. Sullivan General Bartlett Boston & Maine New Haven Congressman Sullivan Bartlett Mr.Sullivan John B. Moran Gerry Brown Moran Boston Congressman O'Connell Don” P. O'Connell Fair Grounds Mr. Whiteney John R. Thayer Worcester Thayer Boston Democracy

Boston and vicinity weather forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity says showers Saturday then fair Sunday with rising temperatures. Strong winds from the south shifting to the west. Washington reports show showers in New England on Saturday followed by fair and warmer conditions Sunday with fresh south winds. Eastern New York also expects showers Saturday and Sunday, with warmer, continuing south winds.

Boston Vicinity Washington New England New York

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Vermont Old Orchard Beach Hotel Olympia Pres Mic Garty Union Napoleon Sunday Post Tremont Boston Horse. Co Hollis Chambers Boston Common Tremont Street Oxford Sanford Mrs. Perry Belches Europe Horsford's Bartlett and Whitney O’connell Corporation Sullivan Kiley Morana Thompson's Spa Washington Street
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