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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1905

Page

10

Boston to Host World Baptist Congress Sessions This Week

Churches across New England open at 5 30 this afternoon with a reception at Tremont Temple Lorimer Hall and a week of sessions beginning tomorrow at Clarendon Street Church and a nearby tent Gordon. Boston leaders and officials welcome delegates as 1000 rooms are arranged for.

New England Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple Clarendon Street Gordon London Herbert E. Thayer Springfield F. P. Haggard Boston James H. Spencer North Adams W. E. Waterbury Bunker Hill Charlestown Navy Yard W. F. McNeil Brighton Power Henry Clark Bristol

Police raid recovers beer wine and bottles at Everett Street

Officers from Station 1 raided 16 Everett street in the North End and recovered 13 percent gallons of lager beer 1 gallon of wine and 120 empty bottles.

Station 1 Everett Street North End

Burglary Victims In Grinnell Island Park Assaulted

Mrs Fanny Harners and her daughter Ida 18 of Syracuse were attacked by a burglar in their Grinnell Island Park residence while guarding diamond jewelry. Ida yelled to alarm neighbors who captured Albert Nuley of Fisher's Landing. both women are in critical condition and Nuley is jailed in Clayton.

Clayton N. Y Fanny Harners Ida Syracuse Grinnell Island Park

Skeletons of Eight-Foot Indians Found in Maryland

Skeletons of prehistoric Indians nearly eight feet tall were discovered on the Choptank River banks by Maryland Academy of Science workers. The eight remains, including women and children, are being articulated at the academy building in Franklin Street and will be exhibited in the fall. John Widgeon is supervising the restoration.

Baltimord Maryland Academy of Science Academy Franklin Street John Widgeon

Peary Sails in Quest of the Pole

Lieutenant Robert E Peary begins the voyage aboard the Roosevelt from New York to reach the North Pole. The ship weighed anchor at 3 10 p m heading past Sandy Hook with guests and reporters aboard and a navy tug to aid departure. Peary cited American effort in the expedition and the Roosevelt as an American-led mission to crown the earth’s apex.

New York Robert E. Peary North Pole Roosevelt North River Thirtieth Street Sandy Hook Navy Yard Coghlan Peary Peary Arctic Club

Fought Over Young Woman Ends in Silent Square Fight

In Haymarket square yesterday afternoon two men fought silently over a young woman. After a brief consultation the two men exchanged blows for five minutes before an officer from Station 1 intervened and the fight ended during a second break.

Haymarket Square

Quiet Day for the Roosevelts in Oyster Bay

President Roosevelt spent a quiet day at Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay New York with Mrs Roosevelt and family. He attended morning church service at Christ Church and remained home for the rest of the day with no official visitors. Secretary and Mrs Loeb left for a month near Yellowstone National Park. Assistant Secretary Barnes ran the executive offices in Loeb's absence.

Oyster Bay N. Y Roosevelt Sagamore Hill

Found Dead in Somerville Blacksmith Shop

John Carney about 60 was found dead in a blacksmith shop on Hol land street Somerville yesterday morning. Death was due to natural causes. He had no permanent abode sleeping in barns in Somerville and no family.

John Carney Holland Street Somerville Carney

Police raid at De Ceco home nets liquor and bottles

Somerville police raided Vincenzo De Ceco at 48 Medford Street early yesterday and seized ale lager and whiskey along with 60 empty beer bottles and 14 empty cases.

Somerville Vincenzo de Ceco Medford Street

Special Sale of Oxford Ties and Low Shoes

Special Sale of Oxford Ties for men and women at reduced prices to clear odd lots before stock taking. Prices drop from 3.50 to 1.95, 4.00 to 2.45, 5.00 to 2.95, 5.50 to 3.50. Low shoes also discounted as first class odds and ends.

Oxford

McNary Breaks Ankle in Yacht Club Landing Accident

Congressman W. 8. McNary suffers a broken ankle after slipping at Mosquito Yacht Club landing while returning from Dorchester Bay. He remains at home 167 K Street South Boston for three weeks with treatment from Drs Gallivan Conant and Cummings.

Congressman W. 8 McNary K Street South Boston Mosquito Yacht Club Dorchester Bay Congressman McNary

Mutilated Body Found Beside B and M Tracks Near Plymouth

A severely mutilated man about 65 was found on the Boston and Maine tracks four miles south of Plymouth New Hampshire. Police believe he was run over by a Boston bound train around 12:30 a.m. A clue is an envelope addressed to H. Berry Penacook NH found in his pocket and the body awaits identification at an undertaker's.

Plymouth N. H Boston & Maine Railroad Here Boston H. Berry Penacook

Sullivan Burglar Foiled by Officers in Early Morning Heist

Frank L Sullivan aged 28 living with his parents at 574 East Second Street burglarized Rudolph O Mangot's provision store at 66 Second Street. He was surprised by Officers Allen and Clifford of Station 6 with revolvers drawn and surrendered after being cornered.

Frank L. Sullivan East Second Street Rudolph O. Mangot Second Street Sullivan Allen and Clifford Station 6 Allen

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