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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1906
Page
7
Robert Powers aged 37 of 162 Liverpool Street East Boston fell 15 feet from a veranda while closing a window. He is at the Relief Hospital with a broken thigh a deep cut over the left eye and possible internal injuries. His cries drew residents to the back yard where the accident occurred.
Barron Shirley, attorney and former NH Legislature member, died suddenly of heart neuralgia in Franklin. Born in Andover in 1870, he graduated from Dartmouth in 1892 and studied law at Boston University.
At Caxton Hall a delegation from New Zealand urged Britain to send 54000 women to settle and form homes. Speakers argued the island needs women to balance sexes, aid domestic life, and develop fruit growing and teaching, with land leases and loans offered.
The annual YMHA encampment will be at Ce darville near Bournedale and Herring Pond on Cape Cod. Spanning 10 acres, the camp opens July 15 and closes September 9 with Superintendent Jacob de Hass and Charles Shapiro in charge.
Paris July 1 Countess Boni de Castellane vows to stay in Paris and attend ultra fashion shows and events despite marital scandal. She declined Miss Helen Gould's invitation to join a French tour, opting to mingle at polo grounds and social gatherings as Paris moves to summer resorts.
Miss Adelaide FitzAllen a Boston actress claims harassment after actor William B. Smith persistently joked I am 23 years old. The court warned Smith that an actress age is a sacred matter and released him after a rebuke.
The Wellman Arctic steamer Frithjof arrived in Tromsoe with Major Hersey and 18 others, first North Pole expedition crew. Supplies landed at Dane's Island on ice rafts. an airship shed will be built near Andree’s fatal landing site. Wellman sails for Spitzbergen again July 4.
Edward G. Bosson, a druggist of 51 Huntington Avenue, told police his shop was broken into between 1 and 6 am. The front door was forced and the money drawer rifled of $20.
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