Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1905

Page

4

Six From Hub Cured at Shrine in Quebec Miracle

Father Edward F. Saunders of St. Anne's Somerville leads 300 pilgrims, including Frank O'Neil of Cambridge, home from the St. Anne de Beaupre shrine in Quebec. O'Neil, crippled for eight years after a fall, walked unaided after receiving communion and healing prayers.

Edward F. Saunders St. Anne’s Church Somerville Boston St. Anne de Beaupre Quebec Father Saunders Frank O'Neil Cambridge Annie Reynolds Revere O'Reilly Edna Stoddard Melrose Highlands James Kane Lowell Adele Boutin Mamie Griffin Chicopee Frank O’neil Lamson Place Cambridgeport Margaret O’neil Frank Prospect Howard Streets Sodality William Cronin

Mrs Kane Cured at Shrine Sparks Lowell Sensation

Mrs James Kane of Lowell reportedly regained hearing after visiting St Anne de Beaupre in Canada. Deaf for seven years due to chronic catarrh, the 30 year old was healed last week and notified her mother in Cambridge Street. Her brother Nixey Coughlin is a noted baseball figure.

Lowell James Kane St. Anne de Beaupre John Coughlin Cottage Street Kane

Funeral for Ensign Perry in San Diego Bay State

At St Pauls Episcopal Church in San Diego the funeral was held for Ensign Newman K Perry the sole officer dead in the Bennington disaster. Attendees included Commander Young Bennington Chicago Loyal Legion officers Fort Rosecrans and Naval Reserves. The body will go to Stockbridge Mass for burial and Bennington sailors buried at Point Loma will be sent home at government expense. Joseph Newcome was sent to Quincy Mass following a prior government policy.

San Diego Cal St Paul's Episcopal Church Newman K. Perry Bennington Young Chicago Military Order of the Loyal Legion Fort Rosecrans Naval Chamber of Commerce Stockbridge

Autoists Pay $50 for Speeding in Jamaica Plain

Five autoists named Edward Raymond of Brookline George Perry of Roxbury Frank Ames of Dorchester Proctor Fisher of Dorchester and Henry King of Wakefield were fined $10 each in Jamaica Plain Municipal Court yesterday for over speeding.

Edward Raymond Washington Street Brookline George Perry Talbot Avenue Roxbury Frank Ames Beacon Street Proctor Fisher Abbot Street Dorchester Henry King Wakefield Jamaica Plain Municipal Court

Pleasant Duty and Dr Agnew Catarrhal Powder Endorsement

Rev. James Murdock of Hamburg Pennsylvania declares it his duty to share news of a five year catarrh cure. He says Dr Agnew s Catarrhal Powder works magically with first application showing benefit in minutes.

James Murdock Hamburg Agnew

Hoch Bluebeard killer spared by reprieve in Chicago

In Chicago on July 28 Johann Hoch the alleged bigamist known as the Bluebeard was saved from the gallows after money was raised to appeal to the Supreme Court. Miss Wilson a young woman and lawyer arranged funds and a reprieve was granted until Aug 2. Hoch expressed faith in the legal process and prepared to appeal.

Chicago Johann Hoch Bluebeard Hoch Supreme Court Deneen Wilson Dr. Montgomery Miss Wilson Whitman Howhe State Board of Pardon F. W. MacNamara

Funeral of Dr. James Hedenberg in Medford

Medford observes the funeral of Dr. James Hedenberg Medford's oldest physician who died Tuesday at 14 Salem Street. Rev. Charles L. Hutchins of Concord conducted services and interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.

Medford James Hedenberg Salem Street Charles L. Hutchins Concord Oak Grove Cemetery

Wool Smuggling Attempt Foiled Near Boston

United States Special Treasury Agents seized 8000 pounds of Canadian wool valued at 3000 at Commercial wharf after a suspected border breach. The wool was destined for Boston via Eastport and Portland on the St Croix steamer, with duties unpaid and no known connection to the Eastern Steamship Company.

Boston United States Special Treasury L. Willis Beane Richard Parr Portland St. Stephens Can Calais Eastport St. Croix International Division Eastern Steamship Company St. John N. B Crimmins & Pierce Congress Street Treasury

Stewart Contests Sister’s Will Over Unequal Inheritance

James E. Stewart lodges a probate court contest to Mary Elizabeth Stewart’s will, alleging undue influence and probable insanity by Catherine McBarron. The estate, valued at 30 000 to 50 000 dollars, would fund annuities for McBarron’s family and trustees, then benefit three Massachusetts life-saving and welfare groups and the Boston Public Library by a later codicil.

James E. Stewart Wellington Street Suffolk Mary Elizabeth Stewart Faison N. C Catherine McBarron Ivy Street Back Bay Testatrix Sidney H. Buttrick Melrose Mass Patrick Mary Ellen McBarron Andrew J. McBarron Honora O’reagan Mary McBarron Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Massachusetts Humane Society Massachusetts Catherine IL. McBarron Boston Public Library Miss Stewart McBarron

Broker sued by widow over breach of promise

Emil Prell a former New York silver bullion broker faces a $25 000 damages suit in Kings County Supreme Court brought by Mrs Fannie M Bliss widow. She alleges he courted her in Jacksonville last February and promised marriage while presenting her as the future Mrs Prell. He was arrested near Riverhead and released on 1000 bail.

Riverhead USIL Emil Prell New York Fannie M. Bliss Kings County Supreme Court Prell Preston Flanders Jacksonville

More Time for Cotton Witnesses

The grand jury investigation into irregularities in the Department of Agriculture cotton crop report saw F. A. Peckham a New York broker refuse to answer questions. Judge Wright of the Criminal Court postponed the hearing until next Monday. Moses Haas also refused to testify before the jury yesterday.

Washington F. A. Peckham New York Department of Agriculture Wright Criminal Court Moses Haas

Arrest of Henry Russell Aliased Henry Johnson

Pinkerton and headquarters inspectors describe the arrest of a colored man named Henry Russell alias Henry Johnson as an important capture. He faces charges of extensive larcenies from steamboats depots and Pullmans and admits a four year Sing Sing sentence. Russell to be arraigned this morning.

Henry Russell Henry Johnson Pinkertons Watts Sing Sing New York Russell

Summer cold remedy advert seeks signature of E. W. Grove

An early 20th century product promotion touts Bromo Quinine as a worldwide cold cure. It urges readers to call for the full name and to look for the signature of E. W. Grove on the bottle or packaging.

E. W. Grove

Prominent Society Women Endorse Peruna For Health

Letters from three women detail quick recoveries from colds and chronic ailments after using Peruna. Louise Matthews of Joplin Missouri reports a winter cold that spread then resolved after three bottles. Carrie King of Darlington Missouri credits Peruna with long term health and relief from biliousness liver and kidney issues. Marie Lepshaw of Portland Oregon describes relief from biliousness constipation heartburn and general stomach distress after several weeks of use.

Marie Lepshaw Second St Portland Ore Garment Workers’ Union Peruna

Water Front Fish Pier Output and Harbor Notes

Eleven trips arrived at the fish pier with three swordfish, totaling 261 aboard. Ground fish landed totaled 258 300 pounds with haddock 173 000, cod 76 000, hake 2 500, pollock 6 800, halibut 1 000. Prices ranged from 1.5 to 5 cents per pound. The Leyland liner Cestrian arrived Liverpool. wreckage sighted by Juniata near Fire Island lightship. Steamer Tallehassee detailing shaft work and sailings. Bananas arriving from West Indies 127 394 stems. several ships discharging at wharves. George T. Hay to Buenos Ayres with lumber. Prospero-e-Davide tow near Lighthouse channel.

Ida M. Silver Nokomis Haddock George Lane Mary J. Ward Louisa R. Silva Rose Cabral Selma Bertha M. Bailey Flavilla Walter &. Goulart Cestrian Liverpool West Indies Kong Frode Sama Cuba R. Noyes United Fruit Company Lillie Puerto Plata San Domingo Balita Jamaica Admiral Dewey Admiral Sampson George T. Hay Parrsboro N. S.S Custom House E. Spicer Spicer Buenos Ayres

Shipping News Mini Almanac July 29 Lauds Arrived and Cleared Vessels

The almanac records sunrise and sunset times for July 29 with tides and moonrise. It lists arriving steamers including Foose George and Rosalie with numerous barges and schooners, plus details of ships cleared such as Admiral Sampson and Lancastrian, their routes, and towing operations along the Atlantic coast and into Baltimore and Portland. The Prospero-e-Davide bound for Montevideo anchored in the Lighthouse channel.

Foose George McKinnon Yarmouth Juniata Nickerson Baltimore Norfolk St. F. Dimock Baker New York Rosalie Crocker Bay State Oliver Portland City of Rockland Roix Bangor Ransom B. Fuller Blair Bath Cape Ann Wodfrey City of Gloucester Ober Cloucester Kennebec Seifert Nellie F. Sawyer Williams Mount Hope McKown Preference Aoe Lancastrian London Abessinia Hamburg Etonian Antwerp Philadelphia St. Croix St. John N. B Eastport Kong Frode Nor Sama Cuba Neidenfels Chelston Gloucester Prince George Onondaga Charleston S. C Brunswick Jacksonville C. W. Morse Buttenburg Ellenville J. H. Rutter David Wallace Pilgrim Forest Belle Portsmouth Salem Piedmont N. H Shawanese Beverly Ital Montevideo Rachel W. Stevens Washington D. C William Matheson Diadem Rockport Emma E. Potter Clementsport N. S Energy North Sydney C. B B. B. Hardwick Digby Lighthouse Channel

Scenic Rutland route to Adirondacks and Lake Champlain

The Rutland railroad travels through Vermont’s scenic Green Mountains and along Lake Champlain, offering direct access to Adirondacks Ausable Chasm and St. Lawrence destinations. Excursion tickets and guided tours available. Free vacation guides Across the Islands and Beyond and Travel from George E. Marsters New England passenger agent 298 Washington Street Boston.

Rutland Railroad Vermont Green Mountains Lake Champlain Adirondacks Ausable Chasm One Thousand Islands St. Lawrence River Montreal Quebec Saguenay George E. Marsters New England Washington Street Boston

35 Days’ Wait for a Charter for Suldal in Harbor

The Norwegian fruit steamer Suldal waited 35 days in harbor for a Jamaica to Baltimore fruit charter arrived June 24 from Jamaica with fruit. It is in Simpson’s drydock for painting and will leave today after repairs to indented plates from a collision with a coal barge while in tow of a Commercial tug.

Nickerson Merchants and Miners Juniata Battery Wharf Baltimore Norfolk Fire Island Tallahassee Ocean Steamship Company Savannah Line Simpson Savannah Burroughs Suldal Jamaica

Steamer Nueva Mortera Sunk Off Havana After Collision

In Havana on July 28, the coasting steamer Nueva Mortera of the Herrera line was sunk after colliding with the British steamer Pocklington near Nuevitas. Captain Whyte reports all aboard the Nueva Mortera including passengers were saved. the Mortera is a total loss.

Havana Nueva Mortera Herrera Line Pocklington Nuevitas Whyte

Fitchburg Band a Big Success at My Clothier’s

The Fitchburg Military Band performed at Wolf's My Clothier's last evening to a packed crowd at Hanover and Portland streets. Soloist Nelson T. Bernier drew high praise as the audience enjoyed a lively concert with continuous applause and encores. The store’s next concert features the Salem Cadet Band on Friday evening, Aug. 4, from 7:30 to 9:30.

Wolf’s My Clothier’s Fitchburg Hanover Portland Nelson T. Bernier Myg

Boy Drowned Off Gloucester Wharf

In Gloucester on July 28 nine year old John Moore son of Richard Moore fell from Perkins wharf while jumping to a schooner. He struck his head on the rail and fell into the water. the body was recovered by the police.

Gloucester John Moore Richard Moore Perkins’ Wharf

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hub Mrs. Kane Jamaica Plain Stewart Darlington, MO Marie Lepschaw Portland, Ore Louise Matthews Main St Joplin Carrie King Mystic Pier Rosario Prospero-e- Davide Cesarano Mystic Wharf Sadie Ross Nova Scotia River Platte Shipping News Miniature Almanac Port Antonio Jam Belita Cora B Clementapost Valdare Bear River Gloucester Wharf Wilson Bros. Jewelers Court St
Search Courier

Search the Boston Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Boston Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication