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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1909

Page

2

Taft Party Arrives in Beverly as Mrs Taft Tours Estate

President Taft reaches Beverly with his party after a Boston to Montserrat trip. Mrs Taft, said ill on the journey, is able to greet crowds as landlord Evans suffers serious injuries from a fall and later undergoes surgery in Boston. Evans, owner of the Stetson cottage, is hospitalized with internal injuries.

Robert D. Evans Evans Montserrat Homeopathic Hospital Boston Taft Mr. Elvans

There is just one thing I don't, like about Beverly

President Taft complains about Beverly and fears a water shortage at Burgess Point after heavy traffic bursts a geyser in the road. Officials warn cottagers to fill tubs as water supply runs low. Workers dig up the street to repair the line so Taft can use his cold tub in the morning.

Beverly Taft Cottage Burgess Point Taft

Warning on Hunyadi János naming to avoid inferior product

Public notice warns shoppers about unscrupulous druggists who may sell a inferior or misnamed version of Hunyadi János to profit at consumers’ expense. It urges buyers to insist on the full proper name for authenticity.

President Taft Arrives in Beverly for Summer Visit

President William Howard Taft and Mrs Taft arrive at Beverly after a slow Montserrat station stop. Secret Service and local police maintain crowd control as the presidential party proceeds to Burgess Point and the First Parish Church for a peaceful visit welcomed by Mayor Charles H Trent and city officials.

Taft Doston & Maine Beverly Mayflower South Station North Shore Montserrat Special Boston Charles H. Bailey Butt William A. Ferguson Joseph Murphy Secret Service Bureau For New England Secret Service Bailey Yale Captain Butt Stetson Burgess Point First Parish Unitarian Charles H. Trent Herrick Francis Norwood Norwood Massachu

Fourth of July Eye Health Tips from Ounce of Prevention

A brief health note advises using Marine Eye Remedy as first aid for eye irritation before medical help arrives. It claims soothing effects and reduced inflammation, encouraging readers to try Marine in their eyes for minor injuries.

President visits church with Gardner inquiry and security entourage

The President asks if the hat is Gus Gardner's then leaves the mayor after exchanging coats. He travels to church in a large touring car with Mrs Moore, accompanied by Captain Butt and escorted by two Secret Service agents.

Captain Butt Secret Service Murphy Mrs. Taft Sloane Harvey Cashman J. S. Hathaway New England White Steamer Company Captain Butts Taft Joseph Murphy

Tafts Visit Taft at Beverly Church Sermon and Sightseers

President Taft and party attend service at First Parish Church in Beverly amid camera crowds and police escort. Rev Bulkeley notes public issues in sermon as ushers seat Taft and sister in law near pulpit while flags and roses decorate the altar. Congregation watches Taft closely during routine announcements.

Benjamin R. Bulkeley First Parish Church Unitarian Beverly Taft First Mrs. Moore

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