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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1908

Page

5

Teachers on Pilgrimage Visit Historic Battlefields

A Nebraska group of thirty eight teachers and four students travels from Lincoln to Boston for a study and leisure trip. Guided by I. H. Downey the party will see Concord Lexington Harvard College and major stops including Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Buffalo and Niagara Falls. The journey blends professional development with a vacation atmosphere and recent site visits include the Old State House Art Museum Public Library and Nantasket Beach.

Concord Lexington Nebraska Boston I. H. Downey Lincoln Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Buffalo Niagara Falls Old State House Art Museum Public Library Nantasket Beach Harvard College

Overspeeding fines tally in Chelsea court

William H. Coolidge, counsel for the Boston and Maine railroad, was fined 10 for overspeeding in Chelsea. Ten motorists were arraigned. Gardiner B. Williams Frederick L. Bagney George W. Thompson and Lloyd Golding paid 10 each. William Hillock paid 15 for reckless driving. Frederick T. Hurley was fined 10 for keeping his place open on Sunday.

William H. Coolidge Boston & Maine Railroad Chelsea Gardiner B. Williams Brookline Frederick L. Bagney Boston George W. Thompson Lloyd Golding William Hillock Revere Boulevard Frederick T. Hurley Revere Beach

Pink Beach Fashion Draws Crowd in Atlantic City

A young woman on Atlantic City beach wore flesh colored tights with a short skirt. She drew a crowd, sought police protection, and was shuttled away after a street-smart ruse by officers using a beach surgeon’s rain coat.

Atlantic City

Fire engine crash injures driver on Washington Street

Fire engine 26 responding to Bromfield Street alarm collided with a street car on Washington Street yesterday afternoon. Driver William O. Cushing was hurled from his seat and suffered contusions. Lieutenant DeWitt Lane and Engineer William Abbott were also thrown but uninjured.

William O. Cushing Fire Engine 26 Washington Street Mason Street Bromfield Street Cushing DeWitt Lane William Abbott

Forest Fire Threatens North Harwich Integrity

A large forest fire near the Brewster line endangers North Harwich, burning about five hundred acres of woodland and several cranberry swamps. Loss tallies around $7000 as Chief Fire Forester Baker mobilizes a large crew to control the blaze. residents flee with goods packed.

Harwich North Harwich Brewster Line Baker

Wife Subdues New York Tinker In Grove Fight

In Waterbury Connecticut a New York tinker Deacon B. A. Tims was severely beaten by his wife after a thirty minute struggle. He tore her clothes but she persisted and finally knocked him out with a kick. She proclaims the tale to call out the Bowery.

Waterbury Conn New York Deacon B. A. Tims Bowery

Youth Held on Larceny Charge After Bag Theft

Cornelius Moriarty an 18 year old was held on $5000 bond for the Superior Court yesterday charged with stealing a handbag containing $112 from Mrs. Katherine Hoban of Shawmut Avenue Sunday night. An exciting chase with Mrs Huban and Police Officer McNalley led to his capture on Compton Street.

Cornelius Moriarty Superior Court Katherine Hoban Shawmut Avenue Huban McNally Division 5 Moriarty

Taft Not Coming to New England Republican Barbecue

The New England Republican barbecue at Point of Pines on July 16 loses Taft the presidential nominee and Roosevelt and Sherman may also be absent. Ticket sales reach 23000 to 40000 with governors of New England expected to attend despite missing "big guns."

William H. Taft New England Point of Pines Mr. Taft Chicago Lodge Roosevelt James 8S Sherman Taft

Baker keeps silence on wife's age after 60 years married

St Louis report says Captain John Finley Baker, married 60 years, does not know his wife's age. He is 81 and guesses she is near him in years. The couple has three sons a daughter and seven grandchildren.

ST. Louis John Finley Baker

Costly economy critique from former Boston mayor

Former Boston mayor Fitzgerald challenges Mayor Hibbard’s claim of saving the city money amid rising payrolls and debt. He argues tax increases, state costs, and reduced public services offset any savings from layoffs, condemning neglect of streets, parks, libraries, and playgrounds and urging state revenue relief.

Hibbard State House Boston Bath Kirkland State Bureau East Boston Charlestown South Boston Roxbury Dorchester

City Hall Reform Talk and Debt Reduction Proposals

A Boston interview discusses city governance under Mayor Hibbard. The speaker attacks the Schoolhouse Commission changes, critiques appointees, and argues for stopping new borrowing. He calls for Finance Commission recommendations on street, sewer, and tax reform to reduce Boston’s $108 million debt.

Charles Logue Thomas A. Mullen Noyes Bell Good Government Association Tts Hibbard Brookline Boston Luce Cole Finance Commission

Steamer Lady Eileen Cannot Be Floated

The steamer Lady Eileen, sunk off the Gaspe coast, is found to be too badly damaged to float. Salvage Association of Halifax reports that attempts to raise her have been abandoned.

Halifax N. S Gaspe

Big crowds at Butler’s store for huge summer sale

Crowds fill Tremont street as Butler’s announces the week long summer markdown sale. Bargains include a black taffeta skirt for 3.98 and washable dresses for a dollar to a dollar and a half, with deep cuts in millinery and kimonos and many items below par value.

Butler’s Tremont Street Mairy Hamburg

Heyman Granted Pension for Fire Department Service

Henry Heyman, who has served in the fire department since July 1, 1873, was granted a pension yesterday by order of Commissioner Parker. His long service was acknowledged after decades of honorable duty.

Henry Heyman Parker

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