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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1902

Page

4

Broadway Terrace Lots Offer In Boston Area

Real estate notice promoting high class building lots at Broadway Terrace Boston. Claims easy weekly payments with 4 percent interest, tax payments till deed, sickness protection, and 6 percent refund on death. Cash discount 10 percent and sales restricted to buyers of good character. Electric streetcar service, 1000 feet of frontage on Broadway and Revere street, agents daily including Sunday.

Broadway Terrace Boston Lynn Malden Melrose Maplewood Revere Beach Revere Street Cliftondale Broadway

Salem fire chief faces year-old charge over two tape measures

Salem authorities consider charges against Francis H. Floyd and Harrison Adams of the Fire Department for allegedly taking two measuring tapes from Forest River Lead Works in 1897. The complaint, filed by Terrench J. Nolan, seeks a hearing as City Council weighs the matter amid broader fire department tensions. Floyd denies wrongdoing. Nolan delayed filing for years.

Salem Carney & Coakley Theatre Mass Ge Hon. Board of Aldermen Francis H. Floyd Harrison Adams Turner Newhall Warner Gifford Cahill Fire Department Frank Floyd Forest River Works Floyd Niolan Moody United States Arnold Nolan Board of Engineers Engine Company

Quiet Fourth Night In Boston Enforced By Police

Police will enforce bans on horns firearms and fireworks from 4 PM tonight until midnight to keep Boston quiet for the Fourth. Extra squads patrol districts starting at 6 PM to ensure compliance while bonfires are limited to safe fields such as near Franklin Field and Portland Street in East Cambridge. Large fires are planned by volunteer crews as crowds gather and residents await the midnight hour.

Boston William H. Pierce Pierce Laurlat Avenue

Ward Defeats Stevens in Middle States Tennis Championship

On July 2 at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club the Middle States championship continued as Holcombe Ward defeated Richard Stevens, New Jersey champion, in straight sets. Doubles began with all two set wins except the mixed event featuring Miss Helen Homans and W. T. Johnson and Miss Eleanor Souther and Co. F. Watson Jr. The former.

New York Orange Lawn Tennis Club Holcombe Ward Richard Stevens New Jersey Helen Homans W. T. Johnson Eleanor Souther Co. F. Watson, Jr

Agony Corner Opens at City Hall Under Mayor Collins

Mayor Collins renames a City Hall section Agony Corner and hosts seven hour daily sessions for grievances. He runs a tight schedule with 10 am start, meetings until noon, department matters to 2 pm, lunch, then Hull.

City Hall Collins International League of Press Clubs Faneuil Hall Kuix Quincy Parker House le Roett Deartment Heads Brighton Hull City Monor

Petro Family Seeks Return of Missing Boy Willie

In East Boston Court Mrs. Randall faces $1500 bail on a kidnap charge for Willie Petro. Parents accuse Mrs. Randall of abducting their son after May 1, with Petro denying mistreatment and vowing to pursue the case. A daughter supports the effort, claiming letters and witnesses against Randall.

Mrs. Randall Petro Beachmont East Boston Willie Mr. Petro

Boy Willie Pet ro Held by Bucksport Family

Willie Pet ro has been living at the farm of James Bennett in Bucksport since early May. The Bennett residence lies on the eastern side of Arona Island about two miles below Bucksport. Eva Randall’s mother arrived in Verona shortly after the boy did and stayed about a week, then left. The boy appears content and there is no indication of force. Local authorities had not received any communications about the case by nightfall.

Petro Randall Sackett of Revere Sackett Boston Police Emmons Willie Beachmont Bucksport Willie Petro James Bennett Eva Randall Boston Bennett Arona Island

Eastern Yacht Club Cruise Off Bar Harbor

The Eastern Yacht Club on a Boston to eastward cruise entered Bar Harbor this afternoon and sailed later. The fleet included the Begships, Panteviet of Commodore A B Bigelow and yachts Juanita George McQueens East Boston owner, Shark Frank Ames owner Thina F H Stevens New York owner Colleen Bawn Theodore Parsons Boston owner and the Tramp William Gay Boston owner.

Bar Harbor Eastern Yacht Club Boston Panteviet A. 8 Bigelow Juanita George McQuesten East Boston Shark Frank Ames Thina F. H. Stevens New York Colleen Bawn Theodore Parsons William Gay

Boston Bicycle Club Calls 882d Run Schedule

Acting Captain Everett and Secretary Weston publish the 882d called run for the Boston Bicycle Club. Riders meet at the Ericsson statue at 2 30 Saturday afternoon, travel via Watertown and Waltham to Sudbury areas, then return to Boston Sunday.

W. B. Everett Frank W. Weston Boston

St Catherine's Picnic in Somerville Aims for New Church

St Catherine's Church Spring Hill Somerville holds its annual picnic and games at Bass Point Nashant on Wednesday July 16. The event reunites past and present parishioners as Rev James J O'Brien drives fundraising for a new church edifice with proceeds from the outing.

St. Catherine’s Church Spring Hill Somerville Bass Point Nashant James J. O’brien

Everett's Fifth Immaculate Conception Picnic Plannned

The Church of the Immaculate Conception holds its fifth annual picnic at Oak Island Grove on July 22. A 100 member general committee led by ex-Alderman William F Brickley coordinates a record-breaking event.

Everett Church of the Immaculate Conception Oak Island Grove Joseph Fan William F. Brickley Thas

Plans for National Tennis Tournaments

The United States National Lawn Tennis Association outlined the championships with doubles in two sections at Chicago on July 19 and Longwood on July 28, and singles at Newport starting August 19. Entries close August 14 with a $3 fee. play starts daily at 10 39 a.m. The winners meet Ward and Davis, then challenge W A Larned, with Dr. Dwight as referee. Matches are best of five sets for singles and best of three for consolation rounds.

United States National Lawn Tennis Association Chicago Longwood Newport Messrs. Ward Davis James Wight W. A. Larned James Dwight

Sweeney Beats Kearns in Short Bout at Lake Massachesetts

Patsey Sweeney defeats Tim Kearns in a six round scheduled bout after Kearns cites a dislocated shoulder and agrees to six rounds. Referee John Sheehan awards the decision as over 400 spectators watch preliminaries between You Lahore and Young Dubh and Tex Sweeney and Hurley.

Manchester WN. H Patsey Sweeney Tim’ Kearny Borton Greenwood Pavilion Lake Massachesioa Kearns John Sheehan You Lahore Young Dubh Tex Sweeney Hurley

Lipton files bond in New York over Barrie claim

July 2 Lipton's lawyers Macfarland Taylor Costello filed a bond for 10000 dollars in New York to cover Barrie's claim for 11515 regarding services as Sir Thomas Lipton's business representative during the Shamrock II races. Taylor denied Barrie had any claim.

New York Macfarland, Taylor & Costello Sir Thomas Lipton David Barrie Baronet Thomas Taylor Barrie Sir Thomas

Pigeon record broken in Ontario long-distance flight

In Tilsonburg Ontario on Saturday 77 homing pigeons were released by the East Lynn Homing Club. Only one returned home after a 500 mile flight hindered by a great storm. The voyage set a world's distance record at 1544.43 yards per minute for the year.

Lynn Tilsonburg Ont East

Elkes and Walthour Rise to Charles River Race Spotlight

Charles River Park hosts a high speed one hour race with top riders Elkes and Walthour. Sammie Sulkin and Hubert Martin arrive for a five mile match race this evening after fast training sessions. Weather favorable for record pace and large crowd expectations.

Charles River Park Charles River Park Sammie Sulkin Hubert Martin Motors

Kennedy's Butter Thin Biscuit Ad Slogan

A vintage ad promotes Kennedy’s Butter Thin biscuits with a call to start meals right and a promise of a genuine package bearing Kennedy’s name. The copy emphasizes biscuits as a meal starter and brand authenticity.

Kennedy

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Broadway Terrace Cor Broadway and Revere Sts School Street T. E. O'Connell Ward Stevens Winifred Percival Sunday Post Eastern Yacht Club Cruise Boston B. C ST. Catherine's Picnic Lipton Elkes Vs Walthour
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