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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1910

Page

16

Pastor Opposes Court House Site in East Boston

Rev. F W Pattison of the Maverick Congregational Church urged against locating the new $100000 court house and police station in Central Square Park. He argued the park is a vital breathing space and should not host a public building symbolizing suppression of evil. He weighed both sides of the proposal in a sermon titled Jesus and the East Boston Court House Site.

Jesus East Boston Court House F. W. Pattison Maverick Congregational Church East Boston Court House Pattison Central Square Park

Large Hosiery Lot Offered by Leading Importer

A major hosiery importer advertises five lots of women and men’s stockings in numerous colors and patterns. Lot 1 features 50c stock ings at 25c. Lot 2 45c. Lot 3 65c. Lot 4 25c to 45c. Lot 5 45c. Items include silk lisle, gauze lisle, lace, embroidery, and jacquard patterns.

United States Paris

You cannot afford not to buy your whole year's supply

A persuasive sales line urging readers to purchase a full year's supply for their whole family, implying cost efficiency and convenience.

Courageous Engineers Save Rudderless Steamer Fereric in Storm

The tramp steamer Fereric from Calcutta to Boston, laden with a cargo valued over a million dollars, survived a 28 day gale. Captain D A Gardiner and crew prayed as engineers rigged a temporary steering gear after both steam and hand steering failed. The ship suffered hull damage, ice, and a monkey exposed to freezing spray but reached port safely with crews enduring extreme conditions.

Fereric D. A. Gardiner Azores Boston Foreric Gardiner Post Captain Gardiner Monkey Ceylon

Flames Menace Farmington Fire Destroys Two Buildings

A early morning fire in central Farmington New Hampshire destroyed two buildings and damaged several others causing estimated losses of 75000 dollars. Rochester sent an engine and firefighters by special train to assist. Two residents narrowly escaped with their lives as they fled in night clothes. The cause remains unknown.

Farmington N. H Rochester

Fire destroys multiple buildings on Main Street in Farmington

A blaze began in the E. T. Wilson general store on Main Street and consumed the adjoining Barker building owned by the Hiram Barker estate. The fire also damaged the W. T. Thayer and Farmington Savings Bank structures while sparing water damage and burned roof areas. The Barker building housed the telephone exchange Red Men's Hall and several shops including the Brockton Clothing Co and a millinery, plus doctors offices and gas market.

E. T. Wilson Main Street E.G. Ricker Barker Hiram Barker W. T. Thayer Farmington Savings Bank Barker Building Masonic Hall Telephone Exchange Red Men’s Hall Drs. Ek. C. Perkins Charles Raymond Brockton Clothing Comany’s J. Breckenridge eGroge E. Wentworth O. N. Hussey W. F. Thayer

Paulhan Leads French entrants to first aeroplane contest

Louis Paulhan the aerial speed record holder travels to Los Angeles with Miscard and Maisson to compete in the inaugural international meet. They arrive with two Bleriot monoplanes and two Farman biplanes as Maisson and Miscard prepare for speed and height tests against Willard, Hamilton and Curtiss.

Los Angeles Louis Paulhan Miscard Maisson Farman Willard Hamilton Curtiss

Nine aeroplane rivals ready for race amid tense setup

Nine heavier than air craft prepared to compete as Paulhan brings five mechanics through the night. Bleriot, Farman, and Curtiss machines near flight readiness. Curtiss aims to lower speed records within days while facing Paulhan and Delagrange. Hamilton leads Curtiss challenge to Paulhan and Delagrange in a crowded camp.

Paulhan Bleriot Farman Curtiss Charles K. Hamilton Delagrange

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