10 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1906
Page
1
Secretary of War Taft spoke to North Carolina Republicans calling for the end of the solid South and urging two party competition. He argued tariffs benefit the South to protect wealth and pressed for a great waterway linking Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
F Gray Co sells handsome boys' suits at 1.49 and 1.90 after markdowns from 3 4 and 5. Located on Washington and Hanover streets.
A middle aged man was found unconscious in a field off Williams street Watertown at about 6 o clock. He is critically ill at Waltham Hospital with physicians unsure of the cause and doctors suspect possible poisoning. Officers search for identity while an empty flask at the field awaits chemical testing. The man, about 60, 5 ft 5 in, 160 pounds, a mechanic, wore a dark suit and black derby. A paper with Horace Shattuck name and 1905 date was found on him.
Charles F. Berry, a fugitive since April 1905, returned to Boston and surrendered to District Attorney Moran. He faced a single bail request of 15000 dollars with three sureties. Berry, once tied to the Balch firm, plans to issue a statement soon and discuss his whereabouts during the years he was missing.
Hardware store note states until Saturday night two pairs to each customer ages four to fifteen at F. Gray Co. corner Washington and Hanover streets.
Arcite, a 100 to 1 shot, captures a major event at Sheepshead Bay as racing markets buzz. Other notes include Rowen Americans defeating Chicago and the Cubs beating the Nationals 8 to 4, with regional standings in New England and a fog-delayed Eastern Yacht Club fleet cruise.
Mrs H Hogan of Braddock Pennsylvania credits Fr John’s medicine with curing her asthma after months of suffering. She endorses the remedy and urges others to try it.
F Gray Co offers men's fine cheviot suits in new gray colorings for 5 dollars 90 cents. Stores in Washington and Hanover.
An 1880s style ad touts Sanford's Ginger as a remedy for weak and nervous people suffering in hot weather, claiming it restores vigor and well being. The promotional copy presents ginger tonic as a simple health aid for comfort and energy during high temperatures.
A running duel near South station ended with police arresting William Leftbridge after a night-long chase. He claimed to be Schevall, but the Great Union Tea Company owners identified him as the thief who rifled their store at 1295 Washington street, with $59 and a gold watch recovered.
United States Senator Winthrop Murray Crane of Dalton will wed Miss Josephine P Boardman in Manchester by the Sea tomorrow. Crane, former Massachusetts governor and national figure, blends public life and wealth while the bride, a Washington society figure, counts Alice Roosevelt as a friend. They will reside at Mr Pleasant villa, then tour Europe and return to Washington in fall.
The bride, a Washington social standout, will wed Senator Crane at the Wyndcliffe summer home of the Boardmans. The ceremony, led by Rev. Roland Cotton Smith, will be private with close relatives and select diplomats in attendance. Afterward the couple will depart for Windsor near Dal- with gifts pouring in from admirers.
Stuart Messenger, 15, son of prominent Melrose citizen Winthrop Messenger, vanished Friday afternoon. Police and private detectives have no clues after days of searching shores and parks. rumors mention a Salem car sighting, while relatives in New York and elsewhere are questioned.
In the vicinity of Washington and Hanover streets F. Gray Co. displays a broad range of menswear including outing pants at 1.90 and fine French flannel outing suits at 4.90. The window presentation highlights a large selection of men's and boys' clothing in Boston.
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and rising temperatures in Boston and nearby areas on Tuesday and Wednesday. Light winds and dry conditions are expected with mild to warm afternoon highs.
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