Sunday Post steeplechase drew record crowd at Revere Beach
More than forty thousand attend the Sunday Post steeplechase at Revere Beach, the largest crowd ever at the venue. Manager Thomas Anderson hired twenty extra police as gates opened, with crowds blocked streetcars and filled all day and night amusements. No arrests or accidents. overall mood highly positive and orderly.
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Sunday Post
Revere Beach
Post
Thomas Anderson
Tno
Revere
Rhoades
Boston
Anderson
the Post
Pirates Seize Nebo As Crew Seeks Safety In Labrador Waters
Captain Johannson and crew of the Norwegian bark Nebo report the vessel was boarded by coast pirates after being temporarily abandoned in Arctic ice near Long Island Labrador. Looters stripped gear and stores, refused provisions, and forced crew off the ship. The Nebo, 494 tons, from Grmstadt Norway, had been bound for lumber west of England. Crew later reached St. John’s aboard the Virginia Lake with Norwegian consul notified.
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Halifax
Johannson
Nebo
St. John’s
N. F
Virginia Lake
Arctic
Long Island
Labrador
Havre
France
Engand
Grmstadt
Norway
Cuban Negro Arrested for Alleged Forgery
A 14 year old Cuban boy, Lewis Day of 14 Shawmut Avenue, was arrested by Officers Sullivan and Linton of Station 4 for forging the name of D. M. Anslem to a $3.50 check drawn on the Puritan Trust Company and attempting to utter it at Flint and Co. Day said he hoped to raise money to return to Cuba to his family.
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Lewis Day
Shawmut Avenue
Sullivan and
Linton
Station 4
D. M. Anselm
Pleasant Street
Puritan Trust Company
Flint & Co
Clinton Street
Sunday Post Animal Parties Grow Across New England
The Sunday Post notes rising numbers of animal party events in New England with letters arriving from readers and occasional photographs. Albert Ney, secretary of a Roxbury Algonquin Club, describes the club's headquarters at 10 Reed's Court and its youthful officers.
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Sunday Post
New England
Albert Ney
Algonquin Club
Commonwealth Avenue
Reed’s Court
Roxbury
NOTE THESE LIVING PICTURES ANIMAL PARTY EVENT
The July 3 Sunday Post reader club held an animal party with 17 attendees including 9 members and 7 guests. Members listed include Joseph Kenney president and drummer Edward Fandel vice president Albert Ney secretary Edward Schell treasurer Michael Helfer clarinet Joseph Farrenkopf cornetist Albert Schell cellist Charles Farrenkopf.
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Joseph Kenney
Edward Fandel
Albert Ney
Edward Schell
Michael Helfer
Joseph Farrenkopf
Albert Schell
Charles Farrenkopf
Melrose teen saves Malden girl after suicide attempt
Nellie Curtin a 15 year old Malden girl attempted poison at Pine Banks Park and survived after hospital care. Tina McPherson 17, a constant companion, is blamed by relatives while Ralph Hatch, a Melrose boy, cared for Nellie and offered to oversee her return home. A mysterious philanthropist at the hospital signals future guardianship for Nellie.
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Melrose
Nellie Curtin
Malden
Pine Banks Park
Curtin
Tina McPherson
Mrs. Harvey
Pleasant Street
Nellie
All Talking Mother-In-Law in Attleboro Suit
In Attleboro July 8 a $5000 suit by James Robinson against his mother in law Mrs Isabella Reed centers on alleged alienation of his wife. Reed had filed a $2000 suit claiming a loan for a home in which she would live. Robinson counters that his wife left him due to her mother. A missing former sweetheart of Mrs Robinson, David Stevens, is said to be in Nova Scotia. Reed declares she prompted the marriage and blasts the match as a fool’s game.
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Attleboro
James Robinson
Isabella Reed
David Stevens
Lynn Cadet Band Delights Largest Audience This Season
The Lynn Cadet Band of Lynn performed the fifth concert in Wolf's series at Hanover and Portland streets last evening to the season’s largest audience. The program mixed popular and classical pieces and drew hearty encores for every number. The next concert, on Friday evening July 15, will feature the Salem Cadet Band of Salem.
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Wolf
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Lynn Cadet Band of
Lynn
Bridal Rose Programme at Algonquin Club Orchestra
At 10 Reed's Court Roxbury a concert program lists Master Joseph T Kenney and Master Edward Fandel along with Masters Joseph Barrenkoof Albert Schell and Albert Ney performing piano and violin solos and choral pieces. The Algonquin Club members attended wearing masks, enjoyed refreshments, games, and cheers as they awaited new masks while sending notes to the Boston Sunday Post.
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Algonquin Club Orchestra
Joseph T. Kenney
Edward Fandel
Algonquin Club Chorus
Eevee Eren Ese Ree
Esese Machar
Albert Sohell
Joseph Barrenkoof
Edward and Albert Schell
Swanee River
von Tilzer Algonquin Club Orchestra
Albert Ney
Whistling Riley
Edward Schell
Joseph Kenney
Albert Schell
Boston Sunday Post
Algonquin Club
Reading Street
Roxbury
Removal Sale at Local Clothing Store
Removal sale offers high grade clothing shoes hats and furnishings at deep discounts. Broken lots of suits and full ranges of exclusive suits marked about half price. Odd trousers offered at low prices. Shop today and find the right store by signs with name and number.
Broad sale on indigo blue and tweed suits at bargain prices
A sale offers One Thousand all wool indigo blue dyed serge suits in all sizes for $5 from $116. Several hundreds of Scotch mixtures and Black Cheviot suits at $5. Imported Scotch Tweed and Blue Serge suits originally $12 to $15 now $7. Extra fine Scotch Tweed English Blue Black and Fancy Worsteds suits $9. Tailor made dress wear suits from $13, originally $25 to $30.
18000 Pairs of Men’s Shoes Offered At Unprecedented Prices
The advertisement touts 18000 pairs of first quality men’s shoes in patent leather box calf Russia tan Vici kid Coltskin and FE names leathers for spring and summer lasts. All $3.00 shoes priced at 1.61 80 and all $3.50 and $4.00 shoes at 2.50 to 3.00 in a bold sale by celebrity makers.
Close Sundays at the Beach in Revere
Chief Rhoades orders arrest for any amusement place opening on Sunday in Revere. Pro blowback from the Johnstown flood era building meeting shows no agreement to operate Sunday, as proprietors foresee arrests and court trials. A 600-signature petition seeks Sunday licenses despite the ban.
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Rhoades
Revere Town
Johnstown
Post
Revere
Bath House
Carmack Tells of Anger Over News Claim
Senator Carmack of Tennessee blasts a St. Louis report claiming he will second Hearst's nomination. He vows action against the source and asks if the author is in the delegation, expressing mountains of fury at the publication.
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ST. Louis
Senator Carmack
Tennessee
Theamel
Hearst
Carmack
Burial of the Malden electric car victim
Mary E. McCurdy wife of John K B McCurdy died Tuesday after falling from an electric car on Ferry street. The funeral was held this morning at 223 Cross street Malden.
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Malden
Mary E. McCurdy
John KB. McCurdy
Ferry Street
Cross Street
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Pitts Humiballl Co
Mark Downs
Grocery and Fresh Meat Dept
Electric Pictures
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M. Helfer
Ek, Fandel
Animal Mask
Sir
J. Kenney
A. Schell
C. Farrenkopf
J. Farrenkopf Mascot
L. Schell
E. Schell
A. Ney
Ralph Hatch
Lynn Cadet Band
Nicholas Berlo
Post Animal Party
Algonquin Club OF
Lavallee
Pioneer Clothing Co
Washington St
Pioneer
Parker
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