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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1906
Page
2
Mary K Brady wife of ex policeman William F Brady barricaded her Clinton home with a loaded revolver and a club challenging officers for two hours. Policeman John Hester entered from the back and disarmed her. She faces an assault on an officer charge with a hearing scheduled tomorrow morning. Brady posted her bonds.
Whitman news notes 81 year old George B Lazarder plans to wed Lydia Alger, 76, after a 58 year first marriage ended with his wife’s death. The couple met five weeks ago and will marry next month in town, with Lazarder recalling a colorful life from bareback riding to Civil War service and world travel.
Harry Thaw spent a quiet day in the Tombs with two unnamed visitors. He moved freely along his tier corridor, attended a Methodist service, talked with Rev. Sanderson, and read Sunday papers while studying racing charts with keepers who discussed winners.
Italian residents of East Boston celebrated the completion of the New Chapel of the Lady of Mt. Carmel. High mass was held with Rev. Francis F. Sannella as deacon. Three Italian societies led by two bands paraded the streets in the afternoon escorting prominent church members. Louis Bianco Michael Melano and Frank Demaso helped raise funds. An evening concert followed and fireworks were planned to conclude the celebration.
Apitero provides energy by digestion and conversion, claiming all food is used with no waste. Made from cereals and vegetable iron, it is a ready to serve, thoroughly cooked meal suitable for all, especially breakfast and luncheon for brain workers. Apitezo Biscuits 15c per package Apiteso Grains 10c per package.
Inspector Harry Pierce invited a group of friends to a two day cruise on a yacht that never appeared. The harbor awaited the vessel from Saturday evening into Sunday, leaving the party to wait and the inspector to face disappointment and embarrassed refusals.
Hyde Park July 29 David A. McDonald died after a long illness at age seventy. He had been one of the most prominent Masons in Massachusetts for many years.
In St Johnsbury Vermont residents plan a royal welcome for Miss Anna Ide daughter of Governor General Ide of the Philippines and Bourke Cochran New York congressman and Tammany leader. The couple will visit about a month before their October wedding in San Francisco with Ide’s St Johnsbury circle eager for her return.
A series of attempts to derail street cars near Acushnet avenue and North End caused alarms and crowds of up to 10 000 as police restrained curiosity seekers. A bowlder blocked Car 103 near Bellville road, a buggy assault on strike leader Ward occurred, and a high speed collision injured a wagon driver. Officials claimed the strike was broken and cars were back on schedule as both sides claimed victory.
Henry Hart, a 32 year old baker of 171 Grimnell Street, died from injuries after being struck by a street car in New Bedford’s North End at 10 05 PM. Motorman James H Parker is detained at Central police station as investigators review the incident. Parker claimed the victim seemed dazed and suggested Hart was intoxicated.
Buffalo July 29 Bishop McFaul denounced Maxim Gorky as a villain and polluter of womanhood during the fifth annual convention of the Catholic societies opened at Convention Hall. The event featured welcomes from Bishop Colton and Mayor Adam, with Archbishop Messmer and Bishop McFaul as joint founders responding to addresses.
An article portrays Winston Churchill running for governor with literary campaign materials and support from actress Ethel Barrymore. Richard Harding Davis and wife back Churchill, praising his stand against corporate influence and non residency claims, while Davis predicts a rightful victory and lasting impact for New Hampshire.
Levi Porter age 21 drowned after a canoe capsize on Second Pond near the Brookline pumping station. He and his uncle Albert Forsythe had just reached shore when the craft toppled again. Porter's body was recovered two hours later. he lived in Hyde Park, worked at Robertson Automobile Factory, and left parents behind.
Bridgeport police identify Fred Sacchippi once a Charlestown barber among two alleged yeggs arrested for a Saturday robbery of Thomas J. Hickey. A third suspect remains at large as officers scour the district. Patrolman Schiel remains critically injured after being shot. amputation may be avoided though recovery will take months.
Daniel Harrigan aged 56 of 21 Burke Street Roxbury sleeping on a third floor window sill fell to the sidewalk twenty feet down suffering two fractured toes head and body contusions and facial lacerations. He was taken unconscious to City Hospital after cries for help.
The Dorchester District Republican Club held its annual outing at Old Squantum. Club president Robert G. Turner welcomed guests. Speakers included Joseph T. Zottoli vice-president and attorney at law, and J Callahan secretary and ward Republican worker.
The funeral for Samuel Gist a prominent Jamaica Plain contractor was held yesterday at 2 pm at Central Baptist Church. Rev Norcross offered a tribute and a male quartet performed. Bearers represented the church Grand Army and fraternal societies. Interment followed at Walnut Hills Cemetery Brookline. Gist and Lt A J Chase were the sole survivors of the coroner's jury in the Joyce children case.
Mrs. B B Ford of Pushmataha Mississippi declares constant stomach sickness dizziness and pain ended after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She says the remedy rebuilt her strength and improved appetite digestion and complexion and she remains well. Pills sold by druggists or 60 cents per box six boxes by Dr Williams Medicine Co Enectady NY posted.
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