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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1906
Page
5
Annie Schwartz, 145 Dover Street, a frail shopkeeper, chased and tackled two men after they stole clothing valued at about $20. She held one suspect, Thomas Connolly, 26, of Tyler Street, until police arrived. the other, James Harris, 40, of Dorchester Avenue, fled. Both men were charged with larceny.
Washington July 15 A fourth romance from the Taft party to the Philippines ends with Rep. Rourke Cochran betrothed to Annie Ide eldest daughter of the Philippines Governor General The wedding is planned for early October in Washington Ide is multilingual and active in military circles The Taft entourage including Nicholas Longworth and Alice Roosevelt is expected to attend
A brief eight-page one cent journal in London titled the Majority lasted five days. It began July 10 and folded July 15 due to lack of funds, claiming to serve the interests aims and aspirations of the working class in the community.
An alkaline antiseptic liquid dentifrice claims to permeate gums and teeth to neutralize acids and cleanse the entire tooth structure. It promises a delicious lasting fragrance and thorough oral hygiene.
A recess committee examining Sunday laws visited Revere Beach and Wonderland yesterday afternoon. Senators Buttrick Mahoney and Representatives Webster Mannis Ross Mellen and Clerk John E. Daniels toured resorts and amusements and dined at Wonderland before an executive session. Selectmen Keeping Far Mum and Gallagher joined part of the party.
Attendance at Revere Beach reached a yearly peak with an estimated 200 000 visitors, the State bathhouse logging 6579 entries into the surf. Women totaled 1340 entering early and staying late as water measured 73 degrees. The day saw lines at 8 p m and wide travel by carriages and pedestrians, with 90 000 at Wonderland.
Revere Beach bath house attendants say Boston women are developing better forms. The question of symmetry in the Greater Boston area prompts affirmations from staff.
City Point South Boston saw an estimated 75 000 beachgoers with 26000 visitors in three divisions. Three accidents were logged. Thomas McCormick saved Henry Drew, a non swimmer, from drowning. Pauline Macarthy, 19, suffered a heart issue and was treated before returning home. An unknown Greek diver sustained a neck sprain and was treated in the emergency room.
The battleship Louisiana, with two accompanying ships, will carry President Roosevelt to the Isthmus this fall. The ship, at Provincetown for speed trials, sails with Mrs Roosevelt and Mrs Taft aboard, part of a formidable naval escort. The two companion ships are likely Rhode Island and Virginia, with plans still tentative.
Mrs. Grace Avery of Somerville enjoys summer at Point Allerton. Wife of John A. Avery headmaster of English High School she leaves her home after term end. She prefers golf or yacht sails and stays active in club life including the Heptorean Club theater work and former Somerville Woman's Club secretary.
Inspector Burke yesterday arrested John Tobin, 47, of 130 Myrtle Street on an indictment warrant charging larceny of 847 dollars and 60 cents from James H. Van Aiken, a picture merchant of 4831 Washington Street. It is alleged Tobin, employed at the store, took the money from the safe on December 25.
Nicholas Scarpetti aged 36 of 40 Lewis Street was arrested by Station 1 officers for assaulting Giuseppe Ayer and Giuseppe Salamar at 49 Lewis Street during a February 18 affray in which about a dozen men fought. Scarpetti allegedly struck others on the head with a broom and all victims received treatment at the Relief station.
Dr Pierce wins $200000 libel suit against Curtis Publishing for falsely accusing his Favorite Prescription of containing alcohol and harmful drugs. Judge verdict vindicates the remedy as made from native roots with no intoxicants, supported by medical authorities and expert testimony.
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