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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1902
Page
5
Hammocks and folding garden seats on weekly sale
Grass Seats offers three popular hammock styles including all white extra large at a sale price and other colors with limited values. Seer six for 250 and folding garden seats in multiple colors are discounted with tiered quality prices.
Hill to face insanity hearing after sister killer arrest
Gilchrist County will hold Herbert F E Hill for a hearing Friday before Judge Solomon Bolster in Roxbury District Court. A commission of insanity experts will examine him and report to the district attorney, guiding his fate. He is jailed at Charles Street under Dr J Mortimer Smith watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert FE. Hill
Francis Riley
Amelia Hill
Solomon Bolster
Roxbury
Hill
Charles Street
J. Mortimer Smith
Weston parish excursion to Nantasket Beach returns safely
More than 100 members of the First Unitarian parish of Weston and their pastor Rev. Charles F Russell enjoyed a day trip from Kendal Green to Watertown Rowe's wharf. Four children were briefly left aboard the return boat but were later reunited with their mother and nurse with the Russels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Unitarian
Weston
Charles F. Russel
Nantasket Beach
Kendal Green
Watertown
Rowe’s Wharf
Pemberton
Russel
Nantasket
Hogan Case Continued in City Court
Ex election official Hogan asked Judge Knowlton to compel recognition as a member and removal of David B. Shaw. He also seeks a writ to force the city to pay his salary as commissioner and to compel the election commission to act. The matter was continued to the third Wednesday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan
Knowlton
David B. Shaw
George Crocker
Dr Draper Resigns From State Board of Health After 16 Years
Dr F W Draper medical examiner for Suffolk county resigns from the State Board of Health where he has served sixteen years. The resignation is now before Governor Crane for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Draper
Suffolk County
State Board of Health
Crane
Travel Rush to Nova Scotia by Dominion Atlantic Line
The Nova Scotia travel boom continues as hundreds head to Evangeline land for health and recreation. The Dominion Atlantic railway from Boston to Halifax operates the steamers Prince George Prince Arthur and Boston with daily service. For Cape Breton Prince Edward Island Pictou and other destinations call the city office at 298 Washington Street or Long Wharf foot of State Street for rates and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Boston
Halifax
Prince George
Prince Arthur
Cape Breton
Prince Edward Island
Pictou
Colonel Pew Reprimands Lieutenant Sanders At Camp Lakeville
Rain and thunder closed a brisk day for the Second Brigade at Lakeville. Col Pew of the Eighth Infantry cited Lt Sanders of Company K for misbehavior, a clash tied to earlier tensions with headquarters and the Ninth Regiment. The camp saw drills, hikes, and a Governor's Day rehearsal as officers discussed discipline and units prepared for the Cuban veterans reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeville
Pew
Eighth Infantry
Whitney
Ninth Regiment
Sixth Infantry
Southbridge
Sanders
Lieutenant Sanders
Thomas Sanders
Southbridge Cloth Printing Company
Taunton
Nichols
Oakes
Fifth
McKenzie Highlanders
Boston
Ninth
Boyle
Officer Impresses Men With Efficient Camp Dig
In a Lakeville Massachusetts camp story from July 14, Corporal Olney Tirrell of Company B Fifth Regiment supervised a sink dig. He organized six privates into three two-man reliefs, each working ten minutes and resting twenty, to earn the troops’ good will and praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Regiment
Olney Tirrell
Homer Cutler
Pri
Fifth Regiment Infantry
Lakeville
Mass
Company B Fifth Mass Baseball Team Beats Eighth and Ninth Regiments
Corps of Company B Fifth Massachusetts brags a strong ball squad with standout Cutler brothers Tufts graduates. Tirrell covers first, Mitchell second, Bolster short, McCarthy third. Fielders J. J. Rarle Brown Fallon. R. Cutler struck out nine in the win over the Ninth Regiment. Bolster and McCarthy delivered late hits. Score 6 to 3. Camp at Lakeville, July 14. Royal yacht Victoria and Albert arrives. King Edward’s transfer noted and reported as recovery progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Cutler Brothers
Tufts College
Tirrell
Mitchell
Bolster
McCarthy
J. J. Rarle
Brown
Brown and Fallon
Portmouth
Ninth Regiment
R. Cutler
John P. Searsport
Fifth Mass
Lakeville
King Edward Transfers From Buckingham to Royal Yacht
King Edward arrives in Portsmouth from London at 2 pm and is moved to the royal yacht Victoria and Albert. Bluejackets ensure the transfer, a private platform screen provides privacy, and warships in harbor fire a royal salute as the yacht departs. Queen Alexandra accompanies in the ambulance en route to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Flan
Portsmouth
Victoria and Albert
Queen Alexandra
Eng
King Edward
London
Royal Yacht
King Edward Embarks From Victoria for Yacht Trip
London July 15 King Edward departed Victoria Station at 11 35 this morning aboard a yacht voyage. The move signals a routine royal outing with no immediate political agenda observed during the early phase of the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Yacht London
KiNg Edward
Victoria Sta
How Senator Platt Observed His Birthday
New York July 15 Republican politicians greeted Senator Platt on his sixth birthday with congratulations. At Manhattan Beach the occasion continued as he met friends at the Oriental Hotel. Asked for a remark he replied that silence is golden and he would keep to his daily work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Willis Baer
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
Senator Platt
Manhattan Beach
Oriental Hotel
Inough
Hope Now to Get Gaynor Back
Washington officials seek extradition from Canada to bring Greene and Gaynor to Georgia. If surrendered under extradition, Georgia courts must decide if Gaynor and Green can be tried for conspiracy after being obtained on a warrant that contains no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canada
Greene
Gaynor
Georgia
Green
Lost gold seal ring sought near Rock Creek Boulder Bridge
The ad from the President offers 25 dollars for a lost gold seal ring found 100 yards above Boulder Bridge on the Rock Creek bank. The incident drew over 100 people as President and General Wood searched the area after a walk before leaving for Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Creek
Boulder Bridge
Jackson Place
Washington
General Wood
Pittsburg
May Fosburgh A Body Moved
The body of Miss May Fosburgh, victim of a two year old tragedy in Pittsfield, has been moved to Portsmouth New Hampshire for burial as the Fosburgh family now resides there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
May Fosburgh
Portsmouth
N. H
Fosburgh
Fire Chief Suspends Firemen Over Poll Tax Delinquency
Fire Commissioner Henry R Russell ordered suspensions for delinquent poll tax payments. Yesterday 13 firefighters were barred from duty as officers called roll. He stressed department rules require payment by December 1 and warned no return to work until taxes are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Russell
Secretary Long to Speak on Old Thirteen Colonies
The Hon. John D. Long will open the Old South course for the young on How the United States Grew with a lecture this afternoon titled The Old Thirteen Colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Long
United States
Old Thirteen Colonies
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