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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1909

Page

2

Two Boats Believed Lost Off Nantucket in Dense Fog

Wreckage spotted about 14 miles from Nantucket Shoals lightship suggests a collision between a seiner and a lumber schooner near Nantucket. Ad mister Dewey sighted debris and deckhouse remains. crews of surviving vessels arriving at T Wharf. Uncertain which Gloucester or other port sent the vessels.

Nantucket United Fruit Company Admiral Dewey Asa Davison Nantucket Shoals Sankaty Head Boston Lucania Welsh Victor McFarland Squanto Seavey T Wharf Gloucester New York Europe

Mrs. Tingley Wins Verdict In Libel Case

Newburyport July 19 Mrs Katharine Tingley head of the Raja Yoga School at Point Loma roots reported she won a verdict from the Correctional Court of Santiago Cuba against the editor of a Havana newspaper for a libellous article about her institution. The court found one article defamatory and damages were to be imposed for forty five similar pieces still to be decided.

Newburyport Katherine Tingley H. 8 Turner Santiago Cuba Point Loma Tingley

Greater Boston Illuminating Co Fails Bond on City Light Contract

The Greater Boston Illuminating Company, the lowest bidder for Boston’s new gas street lighting, failed to furnish the required bond and forfeited its claim. Superintendent Emerson said the matter is unresolved, hinging on the Finance Commission report. The bid totaled about $236,000, with backers withdrawing over margins of profit.

Greater Boston Illuminating Company New Lighting Concern Boston Emerson Friday Greater Boston Company Emerson Post William A. Rumpf Rumpf Finance Commission Hibbard Karl A. A. Stahlgren Messrs Conboy and O'Bryan Lamplighters’ Union Messrs. Rumpf Stahlgren Graetzen

Prey Land Bank Thief Arrested After Bank Chase

Aaron Wolberg a cigarmaker was pursued by clerks and depositors at Dry Dock Saving Bank after a woman claimed he snatched her satchel containing 800. He was dragged back inside, police summoned, and held on assault and robbery charges.

New York Dry Dock Saving Bank Aaron Wolberg Wolberg

Dynamite Explosion Destroys Trolley Wire in Newburyport Road Work

A dynamite blast on a State highway under construction in Newburyport tied up traffic for hours and endangered many lives by tearing down the Boston and Northern trolley wire.

Newburyport Boston & Northern

Charity Receives Bulk of Hendrick Estate

The will of William Hendrick of Brookline, formerly of Shreveport, La., filed for probate in Suffolk County yesterday, leaves the residue to a trust for charity under Rev. James F. McCarthy of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. After about 1500 in specific bequests, the remainder goes to causes Father McCarthy selects. The will is dated July 21, 1908.

William Hendrick Brookline Shreveport Suffolk County Hendrick James F. McCarthy Cathedral of the Holy Cross Father McCarthy

Dazed Woman Identified After Hospital Admission

Mrs. Maud Smith of 63 East Newton Street, a Homeopathic Hospital maid, was identified after a Sunday incident in Cambridge. Found semi conscious near Professor James Love’s home, she mentioned a dentist and teeth extraction. doctors suspected anesthesia poisoning.

Cambridge Hospital Maud Smith East Newton Street Smith Homeopathic Hospital Concord Street George Fall Malden

Tourists Sail on the Calvin Austin

The Cal vin Austin turbine steamer of the Eastern steamship Company sailed at noon yesterday with a large tourist party led by Richard W. Nutter principal of the Centre School of Malden. The group heads to St John and Nova Scotia for a tour of points of interest, one of the season’s largest early departures to the Provinces booked by Beekman Tourist Company of 336 Washington Street.

Calvin Austin Eamship Company Richard W. Nutter Centre School of Malden St. John Nova Scotia Beekman Tourist Company Washington Street

Clean Milkman Pitch Van Camp's Evaporated Milk Claim

A quảng marketing appeal offers Van Camp's evaporated milk as rich Holstein milk without additives. It urges trial for one day, promises health benefits, explains sterilization, pasteurization, and germ absence, and cites dairy operations across five states with 20,000 cows.

van Camp van Camp's

Scissors Dies Alone in Boston Streets

Clinton Humphrey Baker known as Scissors dies after weeks of paresis at his 1025 Washington street boarding place. A veteran local figure and former Virginia City Enterprise reporter, Baker cherished stories of Mark Twain and newspaper days, leaving a courteous greeting for all who knew him. His body lies at the morgue awaiting claimant.

Boston Clinton Humphrey Baker Washington Street Mark Twain Baker Virginia City Enterprise Fremont Mr. Baker West South End A. 8. Grant

Lathams Airship Soars From Cliff To English Coast

Latham launches a monoplane from a cliff, donning a life preserver and knickerbockers. The craft climbs to about 300 feet and speeds toward Dover at roughly 85 miles per hour with a destroyer Harpon shadowing it before vanishing into the horizon.

Latham Dover Harpon

Wright brothers fly twice at Fort Myer in confidence boost

Orville Wright piloted the aeroplane for two flights at Fort Myer Virginia totaling 65 minutes and about 37 miles with Wilbur Wright observing. The first flight lasted 25 minutes 18 seconds circling the parade grounds about five sixes of a mile and the second lasted half an hour. The machine reached roughly 41 miles an hour and 150 feet but the motor and bearings still require adjustments before longer flights.

Washington Orville Wright Wright Aeroplane Fort Myer Wilbur Wright

Hearing on Cambridge tracks petition scheduled at State House

A hearing on the petition of the Boston Elevated Railway Company for temporary track locations in Cambridge during Cambridge subway construction will be held tomorrow at 10 30 a m in the committee room of the railroad commissioners at the State House.

Boston Elevated Railway Company Cambridge Railroad Commissioners State House

Suttons Comrade Is Heard in Death Mystery

Lieutenant Adams testifies about the night of Oct 12 1907 detailing a fight on marine grounds and Suttons use of two pistols. He recalls a confrontation with Roelker and describes pushing Sutton turning point of the struggle and subsequent shots amid a tense court hearing with Miss Stewart expected to testify.

Sutton Sstony Brae Ont Mary Elizabeth Stewart Pittsburg Stewart Adams Utley Carvel Hall Marine Spar Creek Rae Sutton Roelker Major Leonard Arthur E. Birney Osterman Lieutenant Adams Henry E. Davis Davis Adams & E Academy Mr. Davis

Fought to Save Firm Money in Dawn Cashier Stabbed

Harry R. Brown cashier at Maxwell-Briscos Motor Car Company in Pawtucket Rhode Island was stabbed in the office on Division Street around 11 this morning as a tramp demanded money. Brown struggled to protect funds and was stabbed in the shoulder with an ink scraper before the assailant escaped.

Pawtucket, R. I Harry R. Brown Maxwell-Briscos Motor Car Company Division Street

Malden Family Loses Child After Salmon Poisoning

Patrolman and Mrs. John T. Durning of Malden returned from Springfield Vermont with the body of their 4 year old daughter Gladys who died Sunday afternoon from ptomaine poisoning caused by eating canned salmon. The family were vacationing at Newfane Vermont and the mother was critically ill for a time.

John T. Durning Malden Springfield Gladys Newfane

Strength for the Stomach from Dr Williams Pink Pills

Sufferers with stomach disorders find relief as blood purifies and strengthens the stomach. A Boston man describes long dyspepsia ending after using Pink Pills, with appetite returning and headaches fading. Thousands cured prove the tonic works. a free diet book is offered. pills available from Dr Williams Medicine Patent in Schenectady, NY.

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