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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1910
Page
3
Thousands of E. C. Skuffer tan barefoot sandals are sold here with sewn construction and no nails or tacks. Available in all sizes up to misses' or youths' 2, at basement department mall. Orders filled.
Bluefields Nicaragua July 3 Gen Fivas of the Madriz forces refused General Estrada’s proposal to swap American engineer William Pittman for Colonel Salamanca. Pittman remains a prisoner at Bluefields Bluff while Salamanca was captured at Pearl Lagoon.
Newton July 3 More than 1000 persons attended the open air services at Norumbega Park for the season opener under the Boston Y M C A The Rev Allan A Stockdale of Union Congregational Boston delivered a sermon titled The Patriotism for Today.
Leo Hager a 22 year old marine from Philadelphia stationed at the Wabash Charlestown navy yard broke his neck diving from a spring board into two feet of water at Revere Beach. He was paralyzed from the waist down, in critical condition at the Naval Hospital Chelsea and not expected to live. Also injured: Dorothy Watson eight from Norfolk Massachusetts hit by car on the boulevard. Police withheld driver’s name stating not blamable. 140000 people visited beach and rail line amid busy day with thousands more at bath houses.
Sam Mahoney warned a young man identified as Hager against diving from the spring board at the bath. Hager ignored the warning, jumped, failed to resurface, and collapsed on the sand. He was rushed to the bath house emergency room where Dr Frank Droese assessed a critical case.
Former Worcester businessman Edwin T. Marble died at 82. A wool machinery maker for 60 years, he remained active until less than a month before his death. Marble served Worcester in the lower house in 1870 and in the Senate in 1887 and 1888.
With Mrs Isabel McIntyre, daughter of the regiment, the Seventh United States Infantry War Veteran Association held a reunion yesterday at Nantasket to commemorate the raising of the flag of truce at Santiago July 3 1894.
Three likely foreign poachers shot at game warden James E Bemis early this morning near Fayville After Bemis attempted arrest they beat him with stones and fired shots striking him in the eye and shoulder He collapsed and the assailants fled leaving him unconscious Police and residents scoured the woods but found no trace Bemis was hospitalized with serious injuries doctors from Boston aiding Framingham General Hospital authorities seek the attackers.
At the Betheny field in Rheims France the opening of the aviation meeting witnessed a fatal crash. Wachter piloting an Antoinette Monoplane battled gale and after resuming flights in the afternoon an explosion caused the monoplane to fail. He died instantly in view of spectators including his wife and young daughter.
Beverly July 3 Arrangements for the funeral of George Dexter millionaire cotton mill owner exporter and philanthropist who died at his Pride's Crossing summer home last evening were completed today. The body will remain at the Beverly house until Wednesday morning then taken to Boston for noon services at Mt. Auburn Chapel. Rev J P Franks Grace Church Salem will officiate with interment in the family lot. Dexter died after a stomach trouble operation in Boston the operation was successful but the shock caused his death.
A early morning blaze damaged a six story structure at 78 to 84 Purchase Street and 421 to 427 Atlantic Avenue. Flames on the top floor driven from ladders due to burned stairs. Damage estimated at 10000 dollars. Occupants included Meisel lithographers and Meade and White lace curtains with several other firms on both facades. A newsboy alerted the responders.
The American cruiser South Dakota reached Lima on July 3 and will stay four days. Leader ship indicates a brief stopover with planned port activities and possible naval engagements in the area. The visit aligns with ongoing maritime diplomacy in the region.
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