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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1908

Page

2

Brookline Woman Fined for Overspeeding Auto

Miss Ellen M. Sinclair of 1731 Beacon street Brookline pleaded guilty to overspeeding on Huntington avenue June 24. Officer Higgins said the car reached 40 mph and stopped after skidding near Mechanics Hall. She paid a $10 fine and claimed she was rushing to aid a delegate ill at a women's clubs convention.

Ellen M. Sinclair Beacon Street Brookline Higgins Station 16 Huntington Avenue Miss Sinclair Convention of Women’s Clubs Maine Bar Harbor

Bathing Suit Debate Sparks Public Race Challenge

A Cambridge reader challenges O. R. McLean to a friendly 2½ to 200 yard race, wearing a one piece suit versus a regulation two piece, to test claims about swimwear performance. The letter criticizes men’s beach attire at Revere as indecent and urges modesty on the public beach.

Post Revere O. R. McLean McLean

Tech Runners in Parade Clothes Spark Costume Debate

A ribbing note compares athletic costumes worn by Tech runners on Commonwealth avenue with life guards suits, suggesting public fashion friction while praising practical attire amid mixed opinions about proper outerwear for animals and people.

Post Revere Tech Commonwealth Avenue

Boy Dies After Copperhead Bite in Berry Patch

Eight year old Chauncey C Fowe of Trenton New Jersey died after 24 hours of agony from a copperhead bite suffered while picking berries. The child trod on the snake as it struck his ankle and fangs embedded there.

Trenton N. J Chauncey C. Fowe

Beware of Imitations Fraud Warning for Duffy's Whiskey

A public alert warns against imitations of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey sold by unscrupulous dealers who profit at patrons' health. It stresses that genuine Duffy's is a pure malt distillation, with authentic contents the imitators cannot replicate, and cautions buyers to avoid firms selling substitutions to protect lives.

Duffy’s Duffy

Beware of Frauds Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

Cautionary note warns against counterfeit bottles of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey sold in bulk. It describes the genuine bottle features the patented round amber bottle with the Old Chemist's Head label and intact cork seal. Contact Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester NY for medical booklet and advice.

Duffy Malt Whiskey Company Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester N. Y

Roosevelt sails to Newport for Naval War College conference

President Roosevelt travels aboard the Mayflower with family and staff to Newport Rhode Island for a naval conference. He will deliver an address at the Naval War College and review the brigade before a series of sessions on battleship plans.

Oyster Bay A& Jolly Newport R. I Roosevelt United States Naval War College Long Island Sound New York Sagamore Hill Roosevelt Pier Kermit Roosevelt Ethel Roosevelt Masters Archibald Quentin Roosevelt

Roosevelt to chair naval talks on new battleships at Newport

President Roosevelt flies to Newport to oversee a conference with over 100 naval officers on the two battleships under construction and tentative future designs. The gathering will cover armored ships and other vessel types, with open remarks by the President and closed sessions for expert panels.

Newport R. I Roosevelt Naval Service Oyster Bay

Deaths and funerals in Charlestown and Roxbury

Obituaries list Agnes McAuley aged, service July 23 at St Marys Warren Street Roxbury entries for Robert J Oram 21 5 28 service July 24 Catherine B Plannett widow funeral July 22 1:45 p m at Schemack home George Seufert 59 funeral July 23 9 a m Blessed Sacrament Church Roxbury relatives invited.

McAuley Charlestown Agnes Patrick Elizabeth McAuley Gaffey St. Mary's Church Warren Street Oram Plannett Roxbury Catherine B John Plannett H. J. Schemack Smith Street Place

Woman Run Over By Cab On Huntington Avenue

Helen Russell, 24, of New York City, was struck by a cab owned by James Williams on Huntington Avenue near the Pierce Building yesterday afternoon. She was knocked down, run over, but rose immediately, asked to be carried to the South station, and rode away after being dropped there.

Huntington Avenue Helen Russell Hotel Howland West Forty-sixth Street New York City Pierce James Williams Cambridge Street Cambridge Miss Russell

Statutes May Block Cupid in Springfield Marriage

Clement W. Kirkpatrick and Stella D. Kirkpatrick of Williamsett have wed in Springfield then honeymooned in Boston. He is 26, she 29, and both worked as bookkeepers. the union of step-son and step-mother is legally null and void though no penalty exists.

Springfield Clement W. Kirkpatrick Stella —D. Kirkpatrick Williamsett Boston Clement Clement Charles Bertha Kirkpatrick Coatesville Penn Stella D. Morris Kirkpatrick Mark A. Dellman Holyoke Chicopee

Marine Eye Tonic Relieves Eye Strain and Redness

Advertising copy promotes Marine Eye Tonic as a remedy for eye discomfort after sun wind and dust exposure. It claims the product soothes without stinging and provides reliable relief, urging readers to ask their druggist for it.

Ban Lifted at A O H Convention in Indianapolis

The Ancient Order of Hibernians in Indianapolis opened with a solemn high mass as 200 Catholic clergymen attended. Maurice Donnelly announced that the ban on the A O H in the Indianapolis diocese had been removed after 30 years, prompting strong cheering.

Indianapolis Ind Ancient Order of Hibernians Maurice Donnelly

Ban Lifted for Ancient Order of Hibernians at Church Meeting

At a national gathering in Indianapolis Bishop Chatard reversed a ban and recognized the Ancient Order of Hibernians within the church. Mayor Bookwalter praised Irish progress while sharing remarks on labor, education, and opportunity. The session opened with cheers for President Cummings and featured a sermon by Rev. John D. Kennedy.

Chatard Order of Hibernians Donnelly Cummings Bookwalter Indianapolis John D. Kennedy

Bride in Auto Wreck Near Newburyport

A large touring car carrying a Boston bride on her honeymoon and two men crashed into a tree near Newburyport. The three occupants, briefly injured, disappeared after being helped by a second auto. The bride claimed one man was her husband.

Newburyport Boston Salisbury Portsmouth

Boy Falls From Billboard At Ball Grounds

Stephen Malloy Jr a nine year old of 291A Centre Street Roxbury fractured skull in a 25 foot fall from a high Huntington avenue billboard near the ball grounds while watching a St Louis Browns Red Sox double header. He was moved to City Hospital after an ambulance was called and is listed in serious condition awaiting an operation.

Stephen Malloy, Jr Centre Street Roxbury Malloy Huntington Avenue St. Louis Browns Red Sox

Boy Killed by Porpoise Off Tybee Beach

Savannah July 21 A 15 year old, Harry Lovett son of John G. Lovett, was struck down and drowned by a porpoise while swimming a quarter mile from Tybee beach. The body was not recovered and a companion witnessed the tragedy.

Savannah Tybee Beach Harry John G. Lovett

Race Riots Leave Dozens Injured in Crozet Va

Four white men are seriously injured and more than twenty others, white and black, suffer gunshot wounds as race riots shake Crozet Virginia since Saturday night. Whites vow to exterminate all Negroes in town.

Crozet

A White Elephant and Her Husband

An advertising feature ridicules obesity and promotes Rengo fat cure. It warns of social stigma for heavy women and claims rapid weight loss without lifestyle changes. The pitch cites Detroit based The Rengo Co and lists multiple drug stores in Boston Cambridge Malden and other cities offering the product.

Rengo Rengo Co Detroit Mich Boston Jaynes Dru Houghton & Dutton Co T and Beacon Sts Woodward Drug Lint W. B. Hunt Co Washingto Mass. Ave Cambridge Pleasant SC Malden Lewis & Co Washington St Portland St. U

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