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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
3
In Supreme Court Judge Braley discharged the girl wife from custody after she stated she preferred to live with her mother and father. Antonio Ciampa testified she was being held prisoner, but the court confirmed her choice and ordered further consultation with parents.
A touring car with two men and two women veered off near Freeman cottage on the Wellesley College grounds and smashed into a large tree, narrowly escaping a plunge down a steep embankment. The four occupants were rushed home, unharmed, though hysterical, and the damaged car was towed away for repairs. The party did not disclose their names and said they turned onto the road by mistake in darkness.
Readers can cut Wonderland Coupons from next Sunday's issue to gain admission to Wonderland where Beachy will fly an airship on Monday and Tuesday of next week. This promotional event invites the public to witness the remarkable display.
Captain Beachey piloted his airship from Wonderland Park to Boston and back, facing multiple engine failures and near disasters. He landed safely with help from fishermen and bystanders, then praised the excursion despite the dangers.
Thomas W. Lawson the Boston financier and his family left Paris today for London after a brief continental tour. He plans to return home by sea in about a month, possibly continuing on to the United States.
Dr. Harlan Trask announces a new anesthetic that kills pain while keeping the patient alert using powerful light rays. The test subject is Miss Kate Moerke of Green River Oklahoma who says her flesh burns but she feels no pain.
Adah Gooding, 50, of 79 Myrtle Street, collapsed from inhaling illuminating gas ahead of a U S District Court appearance on an indictment for mail fraud. Investigators say she swindled clothing firms across cities over four years, sometimes sending restitution or cash to note holders. She resisted hearings, claiming illness and offering bail, and was arrested by a deputy marshal after a Boston attempt to operate failed.
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