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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
4
Friends of Zeta chapter Alphia Chi Omega at the Conservatory of Music learned that the minstrel and vaudeville show in Jordan Hall could not be held as planned. Due to increased study and the approaching summer vacation, the event was postponed until autumn after tickets were issued.
In Mt Sterling on June 5, Carrie Ebing aged 5 died within half an hour after a loose board flew up striking her head. The nail was eight penny and driven into the board. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ebing while playing wood tag.
A 19th century advertisement touts Mothersill's Seasick Remedy as a mild, harmless cure for seasickness, carsickness, and motion sickness with rapid relief. Testimonials claim immunity from travel sickness, and the ad lists multiple US and Canada sellers and distribution addresses.
In Lynn on June 5 Harry Gordon of Arbroath Scotland married Miss Jane Anderson Black captain John Black’s daughter. The couple met on his father’s schooner seven years ago and after Gordon’s move to America arranged the wedding flat in West Lynn. Rev. John McPhie officiated at First Presbyterian Church with a Cadet Hall reception. Gordon works at General Electric and plays for the Lynn soccer football team. A wedding trip to Washington is planned.
New England families with four or more living generations are invited to submit group photographs for publication in the Post. The published images will later be bound into a volume and sent to President Roosevelt.
The Noyes family of Berlin New Hampshire claims a slot among the Post’s four generation groups. Charles C. Noyes born Brunswick Maine May 10 1819. John B. Noyes born Turner Maine Feb 2 1853. Elmer J. Noyes born Berlin New Hampshire June 6 1876. Lewis Bigelow Noyes born Westbrook Maine March 28 1902. All are living in Berlin except Charles who resides in Lancaster near Berlin.
Malden Rubber Workers' Union plans a night meeting at the Malden Central Labor Union Hall inviting all rubber workers. Boston Cigarmakers' Union 97 reports 2068 francs ($400) donated to Antwerp striking cigarmakers. Plasterers' Union 10 bought 200 benefit books for the Moyer Haywood Pettibone defence fund. Trades show varied activity with multiple union meetings and wage scale actions in Boston area.
Lawrenceburg Ind June 5 Jerry Brown conductor of the Big Four connecting train was struck by a tack in his foot a few days ago. Severe pains and blood poisoning followed gangrene developed and amputation will be necessary to save his life Brown had lost his other foot in a railway wreck years ago.
Orchard testified about the murder of Lyte Gregory with visible strain yet controlled calm. He faced Haywood in court as deputies guarded the scene and family members watched from Salt Lake City. Orchard was escorted back to the penitentiary after leaving the stand.
Harry Orchard testified at 9:42 a.m. about his role in mining clashes. He described joining the Western Federation of Miners, planning the Wardner assault, and blowing the Vindicator mine with funding from Haywood and Moyer while detailing subsequent schemes to disturb operations and target officials.
Closing day for a Cosmopolitan Magazine offer includes Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia Atlas in 10 volumes for 1 initial payment and 2 monthly installments totaling 39. The exhibit at Waite Company book department ends at 5 30 pm with no further orders.
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