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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1907

Page

5

Stop Orders For Machines In Massachusetts

A general order from the United Shoe Machinery Company in Boston directs P Russell Condon in Spencer to stop soliciting leasing or accepting machine orders until further notice. The move, linked to Governor Guilds signature on a shoe machinery bill, will likely inconvenience Massachusetts boot and shoe manufacturers during its effect.

Spencer United Shoe Machinery Company Boston P. Russell Condon

Winslow Silent on Massachusetts Sales Order

President Sidney YW. Winslow of the United Shoe Machinery Company refused to discuss the Spencer order directing agents not to solicit lease or accept orders for machines in Massachusetts. He said, I have nothing to say about it, not a word.

Sidney YW. Winslow United Shoe Machinery Company Spencer Massachusetts Winslow

British Bill Targets Shoe Machinery Firm Monopoly

A Commons committee reports favorably a bill aimed at the United Shoe Company of Boston through its British branch. It seeks to curb restraints on lessees including exclusive material purchases and long leases beyond patent terms. Violations could cancel patents.

London House of Commons Boston

Debis Files for Bankruptcy with $72 856 in Liabilities

Walter H Baldwin of 91 Colberg Avenue Roslindale filed a bankruptcy petition listing liabilities of 72856.48 with a lone asset a battered bicycle valued at 5. Creditors include taxes 10 unsecured creditors 67146.48 and Point of Pines Attraction Co of Nevere 50000. Notes and judgments range from 1000 to 2809. Baldwin’s whereabouts were unknown at press time and he was last tied to the real estate business at 528 Old South Building.

Walter H. Baldwin Colberg Avenue Roslindale Point of Pines Attraction Company Rnevere Baldwin Old South Building

Ancients 269th Anniversary Angers and Oratory Battles

The 269th anniversary of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company featured Rev. Thomas Van Ness at the Second Church and Governor Guild at the Faneuil Hall banquet. Van Ness argued for international union and a broader American patriotism while the Governor lauded national strength and the Commonwealth’s wartime legacy amid rain and crowd scenes on the Boston Common.

Thomas van Ness Second Church Old South Church Guild Commonwealth Faneuil Hall van Ness Boston Sol Thomas J. Tate John Tothrop Dr. van Ness Roosevelt

Winds Ravage Boston Region Crops and Vessels

A fierce northeaster swept Boston, ruining market garden crops and driving boats onto beaches. Harbor traffic halted as ships faced a mid winter gale with winds up to 65 miles per hour. a mud scow capsized while a naphtha launch was towed to safety.

St. John N. B Portland Eastport Herman Metropollitan Line New York Clyde Line Selby Nantasket Roads Breymann Bros James Perkins Little Valera Jeffries Yacht Club House Perkins T Wharf

All Nantucket Shipping Held Up by Northeast Storm

Nantucket report says a heavy northeast storm has tied up all shipping for two days with winds at 60 miles per hour. Fishermen reached port safely and no disasters others were reported. The Gay Head steamer could not run today due to high seas. At high tide water covered wharves and the Perkins fish curing house underpinning was swept away and the building collapsed.

Nantucket Gay Head Perkins Fish Curing House

Death From Eating Too Fast At Dixmont Inmate Dies

A coroner's jury in Pittsburg Pennsylvania returns a verdict of death from eating too fast for Steve Solomon an inmate at the Western Pennsylvania hospital for the Insane Dixmont who choked on meat on May 20. Solomon was known as a gourmand with an insane desire to eat as much as possible and as rapidly as possible.

Pittsburg Venn Steve Solomon Western Pennsylvania Hospital For the Dixmont

Cured of Deafness in Charlestown Mr Jones

Charlestown resident Mr Jones long deaf finally hears after phono pneumo treatment. Medical report credits procedure with permanent hearing restoration and relief from years of impairment.

Mr. Jones Charlestown Dent Lyman A. Jones Mill St. Place

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Act of the United Esse Shoe Machinery CO DEBIS Gov. Guild Major Fitzgerald Roger Welles James O. Lyford Board of Aldermen Publicity Bureau Battery C of Lawrence Parker Tur Milenry Walker George H. Innes R. Whitman Bates Phillip B. Bruce Cole Quennell Henry G. Jordan Hingham Howard C. Woodbury Roxbury Isaac A. S. Steele Gloucester Perlie A. Dyar Peston Charles EF. Durgin Brookline Secon Jacob A. Turner Milton William B. Gaines Creesfield William B. Wood East Boston George A Ferkins Cambridge Francis W. Lawrence Charles W. Arnold Haverhill Nathan B. Zasch Charles IT Bellehanin South Boston Perley Thompson Norwood George 1 Quinsler Leonard FF Cutter William L. Willey Emery Grover Needham George H. Allen George E. Hall Dorchester Governor Guild Boylston Street United States The Hague Russia Japan China Jamestown SaLuet API Corlfplomd GOV. Our Cook Brarei Martha Dean Patterns Pattern Department Te Post America National Starch Company Highland Light Cape Cod Cobb Union Clinton Market City Square Huntington Ave Mass Unon Institution For Savings City of Tremont St Cor. Lagrange St Thos. J. Kelly Treas Jofelei
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