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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1906
Page
7
The advertisement promotes the VICTOR RECORDS and VICTOR CAMERAS claiming reliability for home travel and leisure use. It promises versatile service including home, camp, yacht, canoe settings and stresses careful handling and long-lasting, high quality sound reproduction. It likens service to a jeweler treating a fine watch.
The Boston store marked flower day with twenty thousand bachelor buttons for customers and visitors alike. Shoppers sported blue blooms along Tremont and School streets as the firm honored its long tradition. Weather and season limited total, with about 30,000 bouquets given in peak years.
Few voters registered yesterday as the central registration office outlines hours and sessions. Voters may register for both the State elections and primaries with daytime hours from July 28 to August 25, evening sessions from August 27 to September 18, and continued hours through October 17 when registration ends.
Plans for a new Forest Hills terminal with two side by side stations are submitted to the railroad commissioners for approval. A public hearing is scheduled for 11:30 a m July 31 before the railroad committee with abuttors and the public invited to speak for or against the proposal. Smaller station at Egleston Square also outlined. Dudley street and Sullivan square terminals to be reconfigured to reduce crowding and confusion.
Mrs Susan M Hall celebrated her 92nd birthday yesterday and remains active with reading sewing and quilting. She lives with her son William Hall at 29 Hancock Street and has twelve children of whom five survive. She reads the Bible daily and enjoys newspapers despite a past hip fracture.
Mrs George J Malloy told Judge Sweetser she married to reform him but failed. She said her husband George Malloy, a drinking man, choked her after a quarrel over pay. Malloy was found guilty and the case was continued to Sept 15.
The Young Ladies' Charitable Association stages its annual garden party today on the Free Home for Consumptives grounds from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The estate will become a fairy land with hundreds of lanterns. The Lynn Cadet Ninth Regiment Band performs classical and popular airs in the afternoon and evening, with colored troubadours from the South providing entertainment.
Dr Fernald, head of a state school for the feeble minded, reports stepmothers are tender and devoted to foster children. He cites better oversight of Lancaster girls placed in homes, warns jealousy in blended families, and argues a noble character is needed for a stepmother.
A silent strike by domestic workers prompts a Bureau of Labor Statistics report showing women prefer store or factory jobs with regulated hours and lower pay. Employers differ on methods, with wage tests minor. social status and scrutiny in hiring remain strong barriers to domestic service.
July 23 report notes that dogs showing a distant look whines loss of appetite and right hind limp may suffer a dangerous condition. Paratus mascot of torpedo boat Hoskins undergoes appendix removal at League Island dog hospital.
Frank Lcun nel of 24 summers and George Antola of 47 winters, both of 157 Charles street, were arrested by Station 4 officers for selling a Confederate $100 bill to George Mann of New Boston Conn for 47 dollars. The note proved worthless. Scunnell to appear in court today to explain the plan.
Paris birth of Senator W. A. Clark daughter prompts a return to the U S as the Montana magnate, who has been with his son in California, plans to sail for Paris. The Clark mansion rising on Fifth Avenue and Seventy seventh Street is valued near 5 million dollars.
The body of Lady Curzon of Kedleston who died July 18 was buried in Kedleston village churchyard in the family vault with only immediate relatives present. Bishop Weldon officiated and wreaths came from President Roosevelt King Edward Queen Alexandra Ambassador Reid and many other prominent people. A memorial service was held at St Margaret's Westminster with a large attendance.
Washington July 23 news reports a Pasteur Institute finding that Calmette and Guerin have developed a vaccine to immunize humanity against tuberculosis. Consul W. P. Atwell in Roubaix relays the claim from Drs. Calmette and Guerin and Dr. Roux among Pasteur pupils.
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Longworth were thrown from their car near Wuerzburg, Bavaria, when steering failed. They were bruised but reached Bayreuth in time for the opera, taking a train after the accident.
In Pittsburg on July 23 the Hartje divorce defense closed its case and rebuttal testimony began. Mary Hartje was bound to testify but blocked by the court as no evidence placed her at the Hotel Lincoln. Dr Persifer Frazer testified in rebuttal, arguing the Susie Wagner letter matches Hartje handwriting.
Mrs. Charles L. Brown led ten top Porpoise Club swimmers in a five mile Hyde Park Club crossing in Gold lake water. She finished in two hours and 40 minutes, the annual long distance event with 11 completing the course. Last year she swam four miles and remains the only woman to reach the Hyde Park Club.
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