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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1906

Page

2

Country Club Opens With Packed Grand Stands

A sunlit opening day at the country club drew throngs of stylish women and escorts, with attendance said to be double any prior event. Thomas Hitchcock Jr.’s Hylas, ridden by Ray, won the steeplechase for the Duke's cup, while H. S. Page captured the Challenge cup aboard his own Pure Pepper in a race highly praised on the club course.

Ward Charles Hayden Thomas Hitchcock, Jr Hylas Ray H. S. Page Country Club Wnutellus Donahue Valiant van Fox Constance Gardner Ruffit F. Ambrose Clark Ithodox Sonhiee Mr. Clark Liffey Bank Coltehen P. H Pure Pepper Dunbeath Chetland F. von Stade Othough

Neglect and Health Remedies and horse racing notes

An article blending remedies for female health citing Lydia E. Pinkham with horse racing results, detailing horses Hylas The Lad Game Cock and others, along with rider actions and race outcomes. It also lists a society page with attendees and outfits in a lengthy social roundup.

Beautiful gowns at country club races on debutante day

The event showcased Matrons and debutantes in elegant gowns and hats. Names mentioned include MRS. Thomas, WALKER, CROOKER, KENNEY, ANN, ARGAREAT THOMAS, HELEN THOMAS, and M'QUILLEN among others in white linen, embroidered linen, and soft fabrics.

Seine Thomas Napoleon Eee Rernuk Walker Wrothingham Argareat Thomas Hiss Helen Thomas Robert M’quillen

Edwards Sues for Absolute Divorce in New York

William A. Edwards of United States Steel sues Ella Frances Edwards for absolute divorce. A Syrian prince is named as corespondent and the New Princess Hotel in Atlantic City is cited as the scene of the alleged flirtation.

New York William A. Edwards United States Steel Corporation Ella Frances. Edwards New Princess Hotel Atlantic City Mire Edwards Salem J. Koury

Post Crusade Kills Merger Debate In Massachusetts Vote

A historic merger debate stalled by a legislative vote. Representatives defend public interests in the bill while opponents attack the consolidation of rail lines. The roll call lists many lawmakers across cities such as Boston Cambridge and Worcester with dozens voting yes, no, or excused.

William Turtle Pittsfield Downey Cambridge Consolidated Street Railwaympany Connecticut Nay—Ames Orange Andrews Barry Birch Bodwell Brooks Delano Dennett Dowd Doyle Gammell Gleason Hall Acton Hayes Lamoureux Lowell Lowney Morse Newhall Peabody Peloquin Porter Putnam Riley Ross Sawyer Shackford Sherburne Walker Streeter Tarbell Vittum Brookline Ward Wheeler Wooden Turtle Seward Quinn Abbott Mooney Barnes Bounke Doane Dunham Endicott Keefe Norcross Scigliano Stevens Weeks Boston Wooldredge Bailey Cook Crafts Gushing Dwight Fennelley Gove Jones Stoneham Knowlton Stowe Waltham Ames

Post Praise From Legislators on State House Victory

Representatives laud the Post for its role in a victory over merger and ore bills. They credit the newspaper with informing the public, opposing corporate interests, and defending travelers rights, calling it essential to public welfare.

Ferber Ward 10

Merger Bill Backed by Board, Mayor and Press

George F. Daniels credits the State Board of Trade, the Mayor, and press coverage by the Boston Post for advancing the merger bill. He commends the Post for its handling and its help to businessmen.

State Board of Trade Boston Post Post

Massachusetts Board of Trade defeated merger bill in vote

Newton report notes Eewin L Sprague of the Massachusetts State Board of Trade says the merger bill faced legislative opposition and was defeated by an overwhelming vote. He adds the board is pleased by the outcome and editorial support from major newspapers.

Newton Eewin L. Sprague Massachusetts State Board of Trade Dave State Board Boston Post Executive Council

Mrs Gagner’s Recovery With Dr Williams Pink Pills

Mrs Mary Gagner of Holyoke Massachusetts describes recovery from dizziness and weakness after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She took six boxes, regained strength, and reports two years of good health. Pills restore blood and nerve strength, sold by all druggists or mailed from Schenectady New York at 80 cents per box six for 3 50.

Mary Gagner South Summer Street Holyoke Mass

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Lee Shae Ward-Corby D-Corby Erial Pany ALL Grocers Lydia Pinkham Sam Lydia B. Pinkham Kate ‘MePorala Woodbird Ws Oy Bea Aly Ace Asehone Game Cock Lad Kumshaw Wilson Sabine Gill Frothingham Telifare Tn Savage George Mr. Frothin Ferocious Oriflamme T. E. Mannie Brown Robert Neville May Orifiamme May Not R. G.tower Bluette J. Watson Webb Gallant T.E Mannix Mr. Chetland Montebank O. D. Miley Hack McMurtrie Frorhisghan Heider Tacevses Bird Areca Annie Russell Singleton van Schaick Blue . Point Arthur Timmins Esher Leaf T. B. Mannix Robbins G. Tower Diggins Watson Webb Hale Francis Parker Bonnie Brook Stable Seccer Club B. Fe Galen Souveraine Watson William J. Thompson W. Ny Page Pepper- Virgin Mr. Page T. Wilson H. von Stade Otho Waugh Smith Ambrose Clark Aoe Fox Nutellus Valens Hitchcock, Jr Orthodox Jon’ . Townsend Alice Sargent Trigbi Eth Fay BP Charls Eeyman Pinkien Gordon Dexter Walter C. Underwood John Lowell L. Thorndike Miss le Thorndike Louisa’ Clark Leslie Bradley Franklin Hobbs Marie Lee Constance Cunningham George Glover Crogker, JR Bryce J. Allan Vege H. Francis Starling Burgess Frederick Converse Carleton Lle Carr Sudo E Agassiz Will & Hill Elea le Bohier Eli Connell Mary Saugban Voile Aera Anna Mills James LO Dorothy Allen Dorothy Forbes F. Lothrop Ames Lawrence Mason Albert Bigel B. F. Whiteney Henry M. Whitney M te _Thayer Bryos J Hayden Jorge Lewis Frederick Tudor Carlston Francis H. Francis Samuel Gannett Ats H. Hill stem = hier George W. Gregerson Emheoders Bremer Russell Atten Senate Herbert Jacq Glover Crocker, Jr Ey Crocker Alfred Winsor Frances T T. French J. Foster Bush Castoria Bears Prince Morgan Great Barrington James Williams J. Pierpont Morgan Grand Jury Art Karlson Illiams Sandisfield Williams Post Crusade Allen Berker Bassett Bearse Wakefield Dean Taunton Denny Doogie Douglas Driscoll Chelsea Dennis Easthampton Evans Ewell Fitzgerald Fogg Gage Gatineau Gethro Goodhue Goddy Goodwin Grady Graham Granger Grant Griswold Hall of Milton Hancock Healy Hoolihan Howard Hoyle Hultman Hutchings Jackson Jaques Johnson Kelleher Kenney Kiely Leonard Locke Lomasney Long Lothrop Lynch Maycomber Mayberry Mayhew eCann McDermott J. McDonald J. M. McDonald McKirdy McKnight Meyers Mitchell Moore Muehlig Concent Mason O’brien O’connell Packard Parks Phelan Phillips Pickford Poor Potter Power Rockwood Rugg Sandberg Sherman Shiels Snow Provincetown Fairhaven Sowle Sullivan Maynard Swig Tarr Teeling Tarry Thompson Tilton Toland Torrey Totten Truedel Turner Tuttle Vinal Walsh Webster Everett Wellington White Willetts Winch Woodhead Wright Young Luce Coffin Flint McManus McNerney Dyer McManmon McEttrick O’rourke Nelson Mellen Mack Barrett State House Eerie Robert Luce Dean of Rep Ward 22 Rep. Downey James R. Carter Central Oil & Gas Stove Co Washington St Florence WM. C. Gregor Eye Furi WM. C. Grecor Bromfield George F. Daniels N. &. Shoe and Leather Association Nee Men Legislative Committee On Williame Catarrk Carol DR. Clark Catarrh CO P. O. Box THE White Dental Washington H. White Louis Ronaage Oxford Lewis Jones & Son Undertakers Lagrange Street Oyd Andrew J. Lloyd Bay State Road Moorris Clan NA Gael Oak Island ’Grove Bhody Grove Thos. J. Collins W. Third St South Boston Clens
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