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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1906
Page
7
Miss Sallie Pierce of Brookline favors yachting as a summer pastime and enjoys Newport tan sessions. She plans to visit Magnolia and Nahant cottages with many friends, believing motion and change of scene refresh the body and skin more than quiet rest.
Lyman J. Gage, once secretary of the Treasury, denies joining the theosophists at Point Loma California. The 70 year old says he lives simply for friends and climate and notes two interests there the U S military reservation with harbor defenses and the Raja Yoga School for children and youths.
Roy Knabenshue, famed Toledo airshipman, launches a balloon ascent from the Polo Grounds. His wife volunteers to ride in the balloon car, despite risk, joining Dr. and Mrs. Julian Thomas on an aerial ride amid cheering crowds.
In Chicago a woman formerly a companion to the Russian Princess Boriatinsky sues Edwin J. Cubley for divorce. She believed him a millionaire but learns his wealth is only 50 000 dollars. The romance began in St Petersburg with a glittering society wedding then failed in the Chicago court.
The three masted tramp schooner Martha J Mason from Charleston limped into port with captain ill in his cabin and his wife at the helm. She navigated through a fierce July storm to Philadelphia as crew morales stayed high and sails tore away.
Eugene F. Ware, lawyer and expansion commissioner, argues for easier divorce laws. He says love at first sight endures and that divorce reform is needed so women can exit unhappy marriages, criticizing current limits as too restrictive and noting wives are too patient.
Mrs. Clara S. Hay widow of John Hay former Secretary of State is ill at her Lake Sunapee summer home in Newbury New Hampshire. She arrived recently from Newport Rhode Island by a long car ride and is too weak to walk though doctors say her condition is not serious. Her son Clarence Hay stays by her side during the illness.
Mrs. Mary A. Hand aged 66 of 18 Ruggles Street was found dead at her residence last night. Officials ruled the death due to natural causes.
At North station a baggageman laments travelers piling up hotel and city labels on suitcases. He notes summer trips after winter abroad fuel vanity and confusion as owners display many recent tags, making it hard to tell which label is last.
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