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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1909
Page
4
Mrs. Michael Sullivan of New Lebanon was gored and torn by a cow in her Pittsfield home barnyard. She was found dying by her husband after the animal attacked her during milking. The dog bite prompted the cow to gore, tossing her as she tried to flee.
Stella Craig, 14, of 33 Longfellow Street, Dorchester, sails from New York on the Caroline to Paris to finish dancing and music studies. Renowned as a toe dancer with a fine soprano voice, she will be away for two years.
A woman died after stepping in front of a moving taxicab in front of Warren Chambers. B F Jennings A C Bruff and A W Pike aided the victim. fate and identity were later investigated through belongings and hospital staff.
POUGHKEEPSIE July 2 A Bennitt bon oar of the Pennsylvania eight oared crew was tonight elected captain.
New York hospital authorities report Congressman Cushman’s condition worsened shortly after midnight and it is doubtful he will survive the night.
An advertising pitch urges housewives to switch to Van Camp's beans, claiming universal table support and time savings. It extols digestibility with steam ovens, asserts 84 percent nourishment, and argues tomato sauce cost savings versus homemade.
State Board of Life Saving Appliances examined new gear at Point Allerton including a 60 degree kite device by Dr. F. Riehl, a highly buoyant metallic preserver, and rope hurling guns. The board will announce decisions at the final meeting later this week.
Point Shirley Winthrop residents plan a July 6 celebration with a parade of horribles and races for children on Pebble avenue, water sports at Billows street, and field events. An evening fireworks display will illuminate Grand View avenue. Committee led by Frank P. Walker. entries due by 7 30 p m to 80 Billow street.
The firm at 25 29 Winter Street promotes Miss Jennie Canty to buy silk waists in addition to her cotton waist duties. Miss A M Doyle becomes buyer of the children's department, moving up from assistant. Miss Hather Boas is appointed buyer of the costume department from another section. This follows the policy of filling higher posts from within.
You can try Rexall Orderlies with a money back guarantee if they do not relieve constipation. They are said to taste like candy, do not gripe or purge, and can be taken anytime. Available in two sizes 10c and 25c at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores, The Rexall Store.
Frederick P. Fish of Brookline was elected temporary chairman of the new State Board of Education. If permanent at July 14, he may continue as chairman. He advocates expanding vocational education and normal schools, with cautious study of German methods. Mrs. Eiid Lyman Cabot of Boston elected temporary secretary. Committees were formed to study industrial education, oversee normal schools, and draft by laws.
Inspectors Sleep and Joyce seized rare old lace hidden in pillows brought as household effects of R. Jahan an Armenian who arrived on the Romanic. Oriental rugs were sent to appraisers as part of the shipments while furniture was queued for New York bound transport.
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