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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1907

Page

7

Old Schoolboys recall York days at Faneuil Hall

More than 10 Boston Old Schoolboys Association members gathered at Faneuil Hall to recall school days during Old Home Week. They planned to join tomorrow's parade, sang Dixie, Yankee Doodle and Star Spangled Banner, and heard Mayor Fitzgerald speak.

York Faneuil Hall Boston Old Schoolboys’ Association Darius Cobb Boston Spencer Richardson Association George W. Worthly Spencer W. Richardson E. D. Eldridge Darius Gobb Natham J. Capan Capan Cobb Bunker Hill Charles Richardson Fitzgerald John H. Sanderson Seattle Benjamin A. Spear Monte Vista Col

Watch theft attempt ends with grand jury hold

Ralph Thomas also known as William F Murray with a long police record appeared before Judge Ely in Municipal Court and was held for the grand jury. Special Officer Mitchell testified that on Saturday night he saw Thomas approach a well dressed man, show a ring, and attempt to lift the watch by unhooking its guard. A chase near the South station led to his arrest.

Ralph Thomas William F. Murray Ely Mitchell Harrison Avenue Beach Street Thomas Dedham Norwood John Nee Jacob Mitchell Hutchinson Neé C. H. Seaman J. Stearns Cushing Seaman Nee Mitchel

Street Stands Must Pay Up Under New License Law

The new law requires street vendors to file license applications with the street commissioners and gain approval from the police commissioner before acceptance. Yesterday the law took effect amid few applications, with existing licenses deemed illegal. Market vendors fear losses as rentals in some districts reach $1300 yearly and may be shared with the city under the new regime.

Love and Sentiment in a Marital Choice

A young man asks Mildred Champagne whether to marry his modest girlfriend or wait for a richer singer. Champagne argues the poorer but steadier partner is better for a lasting marriage, praising the woman's character and love over wealth and status.

Miss Champagne Champagne

Backward in Time the Mother's Lullaby Returns

Poem fragment invoking a speaker pleading to reverse time and reclaim childhood. The speaker longs for a mother’s care, soothing lullaby, and relief from weariness and toil as years flow backward and womanhood feels like a dream.

Missing Maltesé cat spurs search by 15 year old

Jillian Gifford of 57 Bromfield road West Somerville searches nationwide for her full bred Maltesé cat Tommie lost a week ago. Her mother Mrs Gifford has advertised in Boston papers offering a reward and Jillian has visited over 100 houses enlisting help from icemen policemen and letter carriers. Information should be sent to 67 Bromfield street West Somerville.

Jillian Gifford Bromfield Road West Somerville Tommie Gifford G. W. Gifford Lillian Boston Somerville Lowell New England Conservatory Lilian Medford Tommy Bromfield Street West

Old Boston Water Floods Back Bay Rail Tracks

Visitors during Old Home week witnessed tide and wind push water through Back Bay sewers and over railroad rails near Trinity station. The Charles River once reached this area, delaying trains and partly dampening locomotive fires as water covered steel rails.

Boston Back Bay Boston & Albany New York New Haven Hartford Trinity Station Charles River Old Boston

Boston Boy Took the Dare

R P McClellan of Boston visiting his uncle Alderman Robert McClellan in Detroit narrowly escaped drowning in the Detroit River. He swam from the dock toward Windsor a mile away, was seized by cramps about 200 yards out, and was rescued and revived.

Detroit R. P. McClellan Boston Robert McClellan Windsor

Prisoner Given Four Months In House Of Correction

Louis Carmazen, described by counsel as railroaded to jail during Old Home Week, drew a four month sentence in Municipal Court. Inspectors Patterson and Norton testified he associates with crooks since November release and attempted to rob a drunken man on Sudbury Street Saturday night.

Louis Carmazen House of Correction Patterson Norton Carmazon State Sudbury Street

President Roosevelt backs naval board for gun turret safety

After Sagamore Hill visit acting Secretary Newberry presented a report urging a board of naval experts to study gun turret construction and explosion safeguards. The president will consider recommendations on training officers at Annapolis before deciding.

Oyster Bay N. Y Sagamore Hill Navy Newberry Roosevelt Georgia Naval United States Naval Academy At Annapolis

Sprinter Abraham White Gets Three Months For Assault

In Municipal Court Abraham White, 19, was jailed for three months on two assault charges after he attacked Maurice Goodwin and his wife at a North End restaurant. Special Officer Burns remarked on White's abilities as a sprinter during the proceedings.

Burns Station 8 Abraham White White Maurice Goodwin North End Ely House of Correction

Girl Graduate Was A Bride In Secret Wedding

Miss Florence Robie aged 19 or 20, a Manchester High School pupil, secretly wed Albert R. Keller a clerk at People’s Gas Light Co. last August. The couple kept the marriage hidden until now. Mrs Keller later received her diploma under her maiden name. Keller remains listed at 325 Laurel Street.

Manchester N. H Florence Robie Manchester Hight Albert R. Keller People’s Gas Light Company

Telegraphers Renew Hostilities In California Dispute

San Francisco July 29 A renewal of hostilities is threatened between telegraphers and employers. Operators who went on strike are said to face discrimination.

San Francisco

Wrinkle Reduction Claim in Eight Hours by Clock

The article promotes a simple discovery that allegedly removes most deep-seated facial wrinkles within eight hours. It emphasizes no face massage steaming masks rollers injections or other treatments. The claim frames a breakthrough visible overnight under strict time measurement.

Harriett Meta Suite Syracuse, N. Y

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Geo D. Richardson X. B. Ildredge Naham Capon Darias Cobb Faneuil Hall Mildred Champagne Conrad Httle The Post John Howard Payne Miss Gifford Lillian Gifford McClellan Ington Summer Avon Streets the Mercantile Heart New England Jordan’s Jordan Marsh CO Meyer Jonasson Counsel Claims Battleship Manchester High School Lloyd’s Andrew J.lloyd Co Down Town Washington St Sack Bay Boylston St
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