05 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
1
A whimsical piece lists fanciful limits on sailing, airships, trips to the moon, submarines, flying horses, chutes, camels, scenic railways, flames, mills, a funny house, mazes, journeys of love, and singing at a church.
The reader can sing Haydn and discuss the tariff or anti merger questions. A note invites giving or listening to a lecture and exploring topics of music policy and corporate strategy.
Law text states on the Lord's Day attendance at a game sport or public diversion is punishable by a fine up to five dollars per offense with exceptions for sacred music classical or patriotic music or a lecture This historic note records a Luce era amendment and the specific Sunday conduct ban and penalties.
The House passed a Sunday law bill mirroring last year s action to ban Sunday performances in Revere Nantasket and all Sunday programs across the state. Representative Robert Iuce of Somerville led the push and the measure won 1038 to 91 in favor.
Angell Castaigne of White Plains New York says he suffered bronchitis and lung trouble for over two years before being cured by Father John’s Medicine. He notes the tonic and body builder gives throat and lung relief, increases strength, and contains no alcohol or injurious drugs.
In a private Hotel Bellevue apartment, violinist Leonora Jackson wed Michael L. Mc Laughlin of Brooklyn to skirt New York divorce laws. The couple, attended by about 20 close friends, married amid secrecy five months after Mc Laughlin’s divorce from Celia Benjamin.
The service was simple and the reception followed in accord with the ceremony. Rev Arthur Little of the Second Congregational Church officiated. Mr and Mrs Ernest Little acted as best man and maid of honor. The ceremony began at 8 o'clock and continued into the night.
After a White House conference President Roosevelt backs legal action by the Interstate Commerce Commission to compel Harriman to answer questions from the New York merger probe. Commissioner Lane says suits will be filed before July 1 with Frank Kellogg guiding the government case.
Four train men were buried under wreckage after a switching engine collided with the Hartford freight on the Norwich division of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad near Southgate street Worcester. Two men were rescued and hospitalized in serious condition. a third was found and hospitalized. a fourth is missing. Conductor Kingsley blamed the engineer for not stopping, suggesting he may have been asleep. Firefighters contained the blaze within an hour.
One hundred Tennessee veterans carrying the stars and bars were denied admission to the United States Capitol as an organized group. Capitol police required them to disarm and enter as private citizens, with Congressman John Wesley Gaines protesting. The delegation included Company A of Memphis and Companies B and Cavalry Troop B of Nashville.
June 4. Michael Deners, Adams mill hand, drowned after a boat rocking joke. He and three companions were fishing. the trio claim Deners rocked the boat while calling to test swimming. The boat capsized. two men swam ashore and helped the other.
A June 3 1907 communication to American Pneumatic Service Co stockholders from Lamson Consolidated Store Service heads extols President Dillaways administration for efficiency expense cuts and increased business. The note signed by department heads and managers cites reduced costs and heightened enthusiasm amid claims against malicious rumors.
A courtroom scene centers on the murder victim's son who confronts Haywood as a key witness. The article includes a diagram showing the jury route and cottage position as their daily journey to court and recreation areas.
A suspected arson fire at the Palladio building on Washington and Warren streets Roxbury occurred shortly before 7 PM. Firefighters found and removed combustibles under a wooden stairway in the architects office. $80 damage reported to the Bradley estate property. Police investigate with alarms from multiple boxes.
The forecast shows showers and a warmer day on Wednesday for Boston and surrounding areas. Thursday will be fair but cooler in the evening and night with cooler conditions extending into night.
A directors meeting approved plans for new East Boston cotton mills with soundings underway and a manager chosen. Construction may start in a month or two with operations expected by spring 1908. The project attracts vast labor, a diverse urban population, and pledged funds for a 1.5 million dollar first phase.
Boise Idaho June 4 The Haywood trial heat rises as 21 year old Steunenberg son testifies about Orchard’s presence in Caldwell at Governor Steunenberg’s murder. Orchard the self confessed killer is brought from the Idaho penitentiary and closeted with prosecutors before likely taking the stand tomorrow.
The opening statement by Counsel James H. Hawley for the State depicted the Federation of Miners leaders as masterminds plotting wholesale murder, delivering a sweeping arraignment of the group.
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