Nearly 5000 Post Readers Attend Lexington Park Outing
About 4892 Sunday Post readers exchanged coupons for park admission on a hot day at Lexington Park. The event featured a top vaudeville lineup with Don Cortlandt trio, Banks and Cravis, McNamee, Mitchell and Maroon, and a lively animal display including buffaloes, elk, deer, Angora goats, and bears followed by rides and an illuminated fountains show.
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Lexington Park
Sunday Post
Boston Sunday Post
Don Cortlandt
Banks
Cravis
McNamee
Mitchell
Maroon
New York
Paul Revere Spring
the Post
Bank Receiver Appointed As Chelsea Bank Fights To Report
Albert B. Apsey of Cambridge was named receiver for the First National Bank of Chelsea. Examiners Ewer and Lyons work overtime to prepare a full report for the receiver and directors, while Thomas Martin, a bank director, aids government examiners. Depositors and stockholders express confidence of full dollar repayment and directors refuse interview.
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First National Bank of
Chelsea
Albert
Apsey
Cambridge
Ewer
Lyons
Thomas Martin
Martin
Boston
Launch Turns Turtle as 14 Men Are Rescued
In Derby Connecticut, a launch named Minnie capsized after striking a sunken tree on the Housatonic. Fourteen men clung to the hull and shores until a nearby steamer rescued them, as cries for help echoed.
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Derby
Conn
Gustave Welman
Housatonic
Stepped in hot water lands man in City Hospital
Andrew T. Sharpe, 33, of 60 Romsey Street, was badly burned after stepping into a pool of hot water in a cellar at 12 Bedford Street. He slipped and fell yesterday and was taken to the City Hospital for treatment.
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Andrew T. Sharpe
Romsey Street
City Hospital
Sharpe
Bedford Street
Chinese Students Conference Opens at Northfield
Amherst August 20 The annual conference of Chinese students in the Eastern United States began tonight with an address by Paul H Linn of Columbia University. The aim is to foster closer contact among students from China studying at Eastern institutions. Medals will be awarded for proficiency in sporting and other events.
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Amherst
United States
Paul H. Linn
Columbia University
China
Audubon Society Heads for Busy Autumn Hats
Paris reports the Audubon Society anticipates a busy autumn as headgear trends favor smaller hats with long drooping bird plumes. Dress hats grow larger boosting plumage display while prices soar across varieties, with osprey tips in especially high demand and wings reaching prohibitive figures.
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Paris
Audubon Society
Allow Mother To Land To Attend Sick Child
Thirty three immigrant passengers arriving on the White Star steamer Cymric were detained at the port by immigration officers pending relative or friend arrival. One child, a 3 year old with high fever, was moved to Massachusetts General Hospital. The mother was allowed ashore to stay with the child during illness while authorities decide on landings.
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Cymric
United States
Massachusetts General Hospital
Immigration Bureau
The Cruise of the Conqueror Pirates Return in New Chase
Evie Lutgrove and her husband Lutgrove pursue the Motor Pirate Mannering after a dramatic Dover incident. American Withington joins the hunt, discussing risks and thrills of a millionaire’s life. Forrest signals from Barcelona that he is on the track and seeks assistance for a yacht or boat as the chase continues tomorrow.
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Mannering
Sutgrove
Mr. Withington
Motor Pirate
Forrest
Salcombe
Evie
Withington
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Northfield
Mark
American Cigar Company
Victoria
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Royal Bengals
BY G. Sydney
the Post Publishing Company
Street & Smith
Miss Withington
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