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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1905

Page

9

Laborer Saves Girl’s Life in Central Park Suicides

In New York on July 5 Sadie Dalton, 17, ingested arsenic on a Central Park bench. Laborer John McNulty rushed to help, poured coffee and water to flush the poison, summoned police, and aided her to Presbyterian Hospital where she survived after a quarrel with her lover.

New York Sadie Dalton Central Park Park Presbyterian Hospital John McNulty Sadie

Bride Vanishes After Short Marriage in Fall River

Alexander Kemuff reports his bride of two months missing from Orchard street and $250 vanished from the toe of a blue stocking in their bureau. He suspects she left for New Hampshire to relatives and seeks the city marshal’s help locating her.

Fall River Alexander Kemuff Orchard Street Hilliard Twain Alexander New Hampshire

Vandalism Probe After Church Break-in in Mattapoisett

In Mattapoisett a group of youths broke into the Congregational Church on Church and Barstow streets before the Fourth. They overturned the pulpit, rang the bell, seized an oil lamp, and lit it. A screen door was torn from the Memorial Building and blinds removed from Matthew Hiller’s house. Prosecutions are expected.

New Bedford Mattapoisett Congregational Church Church Barstow Matthew Hiller

Excursion to Plymouth on Old Colony Steamer

The Nantasket line offers an all day land and water outing aboard the Old Colony. Sail along the south shore to Plymouth and back with a visit to historic forefathers memories. The Old Colony departs Rowe's wharf at 10 a m daily and Sundays and returns to Boston about 6 30 p m.

Plymouth Old Colony South Shore Old Town Rowe's Wharf Boston Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line Pees Philadelphia Fonday F. P. Wing Central Wharf Morgan Line Southern Pacific Company New Y Calveston Shreveport Texas Mexico Colorado Utah New Mexico Arizona California Oregon Hawaiian Islands Philippine Islands Ohina Japan Australia New Orleans Mississippi Central America L.j.spence G.E Broadway New Y York Wash. St Warren Line Liverpool Michigan Sagamore Hoosac Tunnel Warren & CO Mile ST

Waterside Fleet At Boston Port Reports Strong Trade

A large fleet of 23 vessels reached T wharf as the day opened with brisk activity. Ground fish totaled 728,760 pounds, including 467,500 dock, 177,700 cod, 60,500 hake, 15,000 pollock, and 8,000 cusk. Swordfish fares dropped to 50 cents a pound while ships like the Ivernia and Saxonia steered voyages. Officer James Russell retires after 24 years.

Haddock Frances Whalen Shepherd King Mary C. Santos Genesta Robert and Arthur Louisa Silva Sadie A. Nunan Etta Mildred Rose Cabral Evelyn L. Smith Alcina Manhasset Elmer IX. Gray Viking Mattie Brundage Gladys and Sabra Mary Cabral Buema Eva Avina Angie V. Watson T Wharf Albert Black John A. Allen Nellie G. Davis Ivernia W. T. Turner Boston Pier 1 Grand Junction Dock Star of the East Turner Pier 7 Hoosack Docks White Star Republic James McAuley Liverpool Queenstown Union

Shipping News Miniature Almanac Creates Maritime Ledger

Shipping details list arrivals and clearances of steamers and schooners, with ports from St John to Balt imore and Portland to Yarmouth. The report notes sailings, tugs towing barges, and coal and cargo movements in a dense naval trade snapshot.

Calvin Austin Pike St. John N. B Schley Jensen Port Antonio Jam Prince George McKinnon Yarmouth N. S Chippewa Devereux Jacksonville Charleston S. C Parthian Smith Philadelphia City of Gloucester Rosalie Crocker New York Maggie Duncan Cates Eastport Conestoga Taylor East Logan Paxinos Daniel Willard Fitzpatrick Hackensack Passaic Wyalusing Quenn Salem Balize Perth Amboy Prescott Palmer Carlisle Newport News Gardiner G. Deering Ross Baltimore Henry F. Kreger Darrah Marshall O. Wells Carroll Tiverton Ada Thenholm Caplin P. Q Josephine Henshaw Digby Bessie Adams Port Gilbert Republic Liverpool Barcelona Hamburg Emma E. Potter Clementsport Neva Bear River N. 8 S. W Old Dominion H. F. Dimock Admiral Buck Ridge Portland Kohinoor Saucon W. Morse Thomas L. Parker Tamaqua Beechwood Wesley A. Gove Charles F. Pritchard Lynn Leader Cassie Pigeon Cove Nellie Hoboken Blue Bird Buffer Bangor Oley Langhorne Thomaston

Sunday music ban shocks Hebrew weddings

Captain O Lalor orders no music on Sundays upsetting Hebrew couples who rely on bands for weddings. Nine musicians face charges for labor on the Lord's day while Hebrew leaders plan a test case and warn of broader action to defend the tradition.

O'Lalor South End Cupid O’lalor D. Applebaum Concord Hall Rabbi Margolies

Bankruptcy Petitions Filed In U S District Court

Two bankruptcy petitions filed in the U S District Court list liabilities over 50 000 each Graham and Clark woolen manufacturers Adams owe 56 577 09 with assets 45 231 53 secured claims 26 519 68 unsecured 22 254 95 Henry Simonds of Boston holds the largest unsecured claim 3 003. Other unsecured claims total 70 with three over 9 000. Schefer Schramm Vogel New York is heaviest secured creditor 23 601 57. Graham and Clark partnership liable for indorsed paper 6 806 04. Frederick J L Goff farmer Worcester former builder owes 55 782 with assets 5 287 secured 44 920 unsecured 10 462 64.

United States District Court Graham & Clark Adams William Clark Henry Simonds Summer Street Boston Schefer, Schramm & Vogel New York Frederick J. L. Goff Grafton Worcester

Roxbury Builder Falls Through Open Floor at Newcomb Street Site

Edwin D. Kelley aged 88 of 872 Shawmut avenue fell from the third to the second floor during work on a new Roxbury building at 11 Newcomb street yesterday afternoon. He suffered a broken leg and was taken to City Hospital.

Edwin D. Kelley Shawmut Avenue Newcomb Street Roxbury City Hospital

Provincetown Navy Race Excursion On the Cape Cod

Daily all day voyage from 400 Atlantic Avenue to Provincetown aboard the Cape Cod features naval racing on a marked mile course off Province town. Photographers, historians, and geologists are invited to enjoy this Atlantic coast outing with a 9 am to 6 30 or 7 pm schedule and a 90 minute Provincetown stop for dinner and sightseeing.

Provincetown Cape Cod Atlantic Cape Atlantic Avenue Boston

Popular Nantasket Steamers Draw Record Holiday Crowds

Nantasket Beach draws record crowds with Nan tasket steamers from Rowe's wharf carrying thousands to harbor sail and Paragon Park. Boats depart hourly by day and early evening, with a final run at 10 40. The fleet consists of six large well equipped steamers.

Nantasket Beach Rowe's

Lowell Girl Drinks Poison in Sydney Tragedy

Minnie McDonald, 23, who arrived in Sydney from Lowell, Massachusetts two weeks ago, drank carbolic acid and died today. The motive is unknown and authorities believe the action was self inflicted.

Sydney, Co. B Minnie McDonald Lowell Mass

Real Estate Ocean View Park Annex Houses Near Boston

Real estate notices describe affordable oceanfront lots near Boston and Lynn with payments from 5 to 25 dollars down and 1 to 3 dollars weekly, no interest taxes or mortgages, 10 percent cash discount, free life insurance, and nearby transit. Listings include single and two family houses at Revere Beach, poultry place, and camp spaces with seasonal flats priced for quick sale. Also offers vacation house near Weirs Lake Winnipe­saukee and summer boarding information.

Ocean View Park Annex Ocean Sefate Boston and Lynn Ocean Ave Revere St State Bathhouse Boston Old South Washington St Revere Beach Nice Street Poultry Place Revere B.J. J. Stark Devonshire St J. W. McCarthy Trapelo Heights Park Waverley Subway Weirs Lake Winnipesaukee N. H Ida L. Flanders Myrtle St S.R. Knights & CO Tremont St Dedham Street Newland

Wines and Liquors and Notice of Adminstratrix

An advertisement promotes Wines and Liquors with low pricing on whiskies rums and gins and invites trial orders with free delivery within 10 miles on $1 orders and free jugs. A separate notice states Wilhelmina Rylander appointed administratrix of Anna M. Anderson estate with demands and debts to be presented by June 28, 1905.

California New England Cushing Medrcal Supply Washington St Bostor Thos. Snow & Sons North Market St Anna M. Anderson Anne Anderson Milton County of Norfolk Wilhelmina Rylander Admx Decker Street Mattapan

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