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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1905

Page

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Night Before Fourth Quieted by Police Orders

Police officers prepare for a quiet night before the Fourth Known as Slam Bang night Colonel Charles H Cole and Judge Emmons agree that crackers torpedoes horns and other noise makers must not be active before 4 a m Extra details patrols and strict roll call enforce the order Aims to send home youths under 16 and prevent noise on street cars with potash tablets feared on rails

Police Commission Charles H. Cole Emmons Charlestown Bunker Hill

Electr ic crash at N Saugus injures four passengers

Four passengers were badly hurt in a head on collision of two Boston & Northern Street Railway cars 500 yards west of the North Saugus schoolhouse at 9 45 tonight One may die from injuries Charles Kline Garfield street Haverhill Lynn Hospital Lewis Collanzro Tirrell court Lynn Michael Cahill Bowman avenue Lynn Helen Wilson Highland avenue Lynn taken home All injured were on the Lynn bound car which collided with the Wakefield bound car as rails were slippery and the single track blocked the switch area

Charles Kline Garfield Street Haverhill Lynn Hospital Lewis Collanzro Tirrellcourt Lynn Michael Cahill Bowman Avenue Helen Wilson Highland Avenue Saugus Boston & Northern Street Railway Company North Saugus Wakefield

Mutiny Pervades Whole Black Sea Fleet

Late despatches from Odessa report the rebel battleship Potemkin at sea acting like a pirate. It defied Admiral Kruger's fleet, who refused to fire on her. One Kruger ship joined Potemkin, others mutinied, and two battleships were disarmed at Sebastopol to prevent seizure.

Potemkin Odessa SFA Kruger Black Sea London St. Petersburg Sebastopol

Sunday Raid on Cockpit

A Braitone raid disrupted a cockfighting operation described as a main outfit. Two men, twelve teams and twelve live game cocks were involved. Three dead game cocks were found along with three straw hats and a large luncheon.

Norfolk County’s Great Raid on Cooking Mains at Great Pond

State Officer James R. Qualey led a Braintree raid at Great Pond on Randolph line toppling a cooking main network. Officers Darling Walsh Gallivan Croker Knights joined. 12 teams 12 live birds three dead birds and the main outfit were seized.

Norfolk County Braintree Great Pond Randolph Line James R. Qualey Amos Darling Holbrook John Walsh Jerry Gallivan Randolph Croker Knights of Post Qualey

Guanajuato Flood Claims Over a Hundred Dead

Reports from Guanajuato Mexico describe a devastating cloudburst that drowned or killed more than a hundred residents. Wires down and impassable roads hindered word, with fears of Lapilia dam breach and widespread ruin as Guanajuato and nearby Marafilo suffered severe flood damage.

Mexico City Guanajuato Lapilia Robinson Mexican Central Railroad Marafilo

Body on Last Journey for Hay Interment at Cleveland

In a heavy rainstorm the body of Secretary of State John Hay traveled from The Fells at Lake Sunapee, Newbury, to Cleveland for Wednesday funeral. The funeral party included Mrs. Hay and son Clarence, Dr. Charles L. Scudder, and Cleveland relatives. The journey featured mudded mountain roads and a plain, restrained departure from the summer home.

Newbury N. H John Hay the Fells Lake Sunapee Cleveland Sue Hay Clarence Hay

Firebug Fires Unoccupied Watertown Frame House

Watertown police investigate after a youth seen near an empty Green street home owned by Watertown Savings Bank was torched. Damage estimated at 800 dollars. Police seek a young man about 30, small and slight, suspected as the arsonist.

Watertown Green Street Watertown Savings Bank

Midsummer Clothing Sale at F Gray Co

The F Gray Co announces a midsummer sale starting today with outing suits priced as low as 3.90, 4.90 and 5.90. Men's pants available at 1.00, 1.49 and 1.90. Store open until 10 p m on Washington and Hanover streets.

F. Gray Co Washington and Hanover Streets

Giles' Cafe Adds New Offerings This Week

Giles' Cafe at 74 Summer Street announces new offerings this week. The notice highlights a fresh menu debut and extended hours as it welcomes diners.

Giles’ Cafe Summer Street

Local Boston forecast for Monday and Tuesday showers

The weather page predicts Monday cloudy with occasional showers in Boston and nearby areas. Tuesday will be partly cloudy with a likely shower risk. Allen's Foot- ers is listed as a pinch remedy.

Boston Allen

President Roosevelt Proclaims Half Mast for Secretary Hay

The president issues a proclamation announcing Secretary Hay’s death and orders flags lowered to half mast for 10 days at U S embassies legations forts posts and ships. Hay’s body travels to Cleveland for morning arrival and Wednesday funeral services led by the president. Tributes flow from home and abroad.

Roosevelt Hay United States Cleveland Ohio

Big Store Window Display Tonight at F Gray Co

Open until 10 tonight the F Gray Co big store invites customers to view a striking window display. Blue serge suits offered at staggeringly low prices, with Washington and Hanover streets as the location.

F. Gray Co Washington and Hanover Streets

This is the Day Big Clothing Sale Announcement

F Gray Co begins a large sale with prices on menswear. Blue serge suits and 1000 pairs of pants priced to move. Everything from outings suits to heavy winter overcoats must be sold. Washington and Hanover streets.

F. Gray Co Washington and Hanover Streets

Skin Cure Promise From Cuticura Soap and Ointment

Brown-tail Moth rash sufferers and others with irritated skin may find instant relief and sleep through a warm bath using Cuticura Soap followed by a single application of Cuticura Ointment described as a great emollient skin cure.

Our Boys Closing Sale at F. Gray Co

A closing sale at F. Gray Co. features menswear for boys with bargains on suits. The advertisement highlights Washington and Hanover streets as the location for the event and promises unusually low prices.

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