Fourth of 1394 Fireworks Parade Opens Boston’s Jubilee
A verbose Fourth of July program unfolds from dawn to night with cannon, bells, parades, sports, regattas, boat races, bicycle contests, and civic events across East Boston Dorchester South Boston and Mattapan. Highlights include morning hurling race veteran firemen contest and afternoon regatta on the Charles and sailing contests.
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American Wringer Co Wringer and Mangle Makersurge
The American Wringer Co is a manufacturer located at 12 and 15 Broadway extension. They produce wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers and repair all types of wringers and sweepers. Mail orders are welcomed and telephone service is Tremont 764 for prompt attention.
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City Crime Report Involving 14-Year-Old Downing
A 14-year-old boy, John J. Downing, injured at 14 East Cann Street, was taken to City Hospital after a quarrel with a companion near a bonfire on East Dedham Street. He suffered a compound skull fracture from a brick strike and, at last report, doctors held little hope for his survival.
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Postal instruction for mail orders in Boston
Address all mail orders to P. O. Box 202, The Post, Boston. The directive directs readers to use the specified box for correspondence and orders. It reflects a local newspaper instruction guiding readers on where to send mail and payments.
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Dorchester man brought to hospital after mallet assault
A. McEachern, 30, of 45 Norfolk Street Dorchester, arrived at City Hospital at 11 yesterday forenoon with multiple scalp wounds. He says two men attacked him on Dudley Street, one pinning him while the other struck with a wooden mallet. The case remains murky and McEachern is the sole informant.
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South Boston man charged with assault and battery with a pitcher
Late last night Henry Wilson of South Boston was taken into custody by a sixth division officer charged with assault and battery with a pitcher. He allegedly struck John E. Finn during a quarrel at 11 Gold street, severing an artery in Finns wrist. Dr Lane treated the wound and Finn went home.
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Drifted Days: Trawlers Rescued After Fogbound Voyage
Providence reports eight men from the Rockland Mass schooner Clara M Littlefield were rescued by the brig Henry Cleaves off Block Island after drifting since Saturday in Georges Bank fog. Four others remain unaccounted for and may be adrift in separate dories. the Littlefield crew is en route home.
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Eminent Jurist Judge Wentworth Takes Own Life
Dedham July 3 Special to the Post Judge Alonzo Bond Wentworth attempted suicide this morning with a 22 caliber pistol and died soon after in a collapse of mind and body. He faced presumed business losses and possible mental strain, with family home left in shock. Born Somersworth NH March 28 1849 he studied at Phillips Exeter Harvard Law and served as Cambridge General Court member Dedham trial justice and district attorney appointee.
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Music and Fireworks Light Up North Shore Festivities
The North Shore hosts a day of musical treats and events led by the Lynn Cadet Band at Point of Pines, with Strathmore and Cleveland hotels competing at Crescent Beach. Revere and Beachmont feature bands, athletic sports, races, ball games, and fireworks, while Winthrop lights up with illuminated grounds and hotel preparations.
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Rain delays Saugus pacers at Franklin Park meet
At Franklin Park Saugus heavy rain postponed the pace after the first heat of the 2 32 pace. Tomorrow’s program includes the 2 13 pace and the rest of the 2 30 class trotting event with purse. Happie Minnie won the heat easily and time recorded was 2 26 3 4.
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Arrest at Dover and Washington Ends with Wound to Officer
At 10 25 last night Division 5 officers attempted an arrest at Dover and Washington streets as a crowd gathered. A brick was thrown striking Patrolman Small on the head near the ear. He was taken to the station by patrol wagon where Dr Fernald treated the injury with six stitches before he returned home.
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No Drouth in Lynn Brings liquor delivery to clubs
Lynn July 3 Police detained George McKenney an expressman with two loads of liquor bound for Ward 3 and Ward 6 Democratic clubs and for Skinner's Grove union picnic. Officers found the liquor bought in Boston and shipped by steamboat but released McKenney as no selling or illegal transport was proven.
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Buggy Hit by Train at Raynham Taunton Event
July 3 report from Taunton says H Francis Reed son of Henry G Reed of Reed and Barton and Miss Lettig Howland of New Bedford were crossing the railroad at Raynham in a buggy when struck by a steamboat train. The horse was killed the buggy smashed Miss Howland fatally injured and Reed seriously hurt.
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Mains to Join Harvard Baseball Club Next Year
Ernest C. Mains of Danvers who pitches for the Salem Baseball Club and has just graduated Danvers Holton High School will enter Harvard in the fall. He is regarded as a clever amateur pitcher and a capable football player. Captain Emmons invited him to Bar Harbor practice with the Harvard varsity this summer.
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Brighton Independen Club Holds Open House at Mora Apartments
For the eighth straight year the Brighton Independent Club conducted an open house at its Mora Avenue apartments last night, drawing a large crowd of friends and members to socialize and tour the facilities.
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Inoperative Medical Practice Bill Faces Scrutiny
The late Massachusetts legislature faces accusations that a governor signed medical practice regulation is rendered inoperative by House rules. Critics cite mixed amendments and journal inconsistencies between House and Senate records, risking a legal challenge. A test case could settle questions over physician registration and constitutionality.
Forged to Cannibalism After James Allen Wreck
The steam ship Queen reports that Captain Huntley the third mate and fifteen survivors of the whaling bark James Allen wrecked in western Alaska arrived at Sitka and took passage for San Francisco. Survivors say they were driven to eat the flesh of dead comrades. Four men drowned when a boat capsized and two died of starvation. Fifteen more are missing.
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Failure in Chattanooga Grains Firm Becomes Trust Debts
The W. O Peoples Grocery Company, a major Chattanooga wholesale house, filed a deed of trust to secure outside creditors. Liabilities total about 136000 with assets stated as the same.
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