Making Good at Least Three at a Pop
A brief sports item notes a player or team achieving at least three successes in rapid succession. The report highlights a sequence of three reliable outcomes within a single performance or event.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1905
Page
6
A brief sports item notes a player or team achieving at least three successes in rapid succession. The report highlights a sequence of three reliable outcomes within a single performance or event.
A Vermont jailer details how prisoner Ketcham, serving seven years in Middlebury, enjoys luxuries from a turnkey role, access to the jail keys, a valet, and public funds, painting an ironic portrait of pampered confinement amid the hills of Vermont.
The article reflects on Medford rum's three century history and global recognition. It notes its strong commercial role among early Massachusetts experts and its reputation as an honest liquor. It laments its decline while acknowledging tempered use and lingering memory rather than total condemnation.
Stealthy Steve, the Six-Eyed Sleuth, mingles with Sultan Ali and Prince Itchy Scratchi at a palace levee. He adroitly introduces himself, ribbing the prince and charming the ruler while Agatha and Aunt Clarissa watch. The prince ignores him, and tension rises as Steve seizes a chance to score.
Boston marks Bunker Hill Day with local pride parades and festive display. The anniversary recalls Continental troops repelling British regulars and the first pitched battle against European troops, highlighting the stern resolve of American rebels. Local observance emphasizes national lessons and historical significance.
Mr Howard Gould must pay about 25000 to the architect who drew plans for a Blarney Castle adaptation the Goulds refused. The piece argues against replicas of old world castles in America and calls for dwellings that express new world life rather than duplicating medieval luxury.
The Boston Consolidated Gas Company plans an immediate rate drop benefiting customers. A 90 cent per 1000 cubic feet price will start at the new year, with a five cent decrease from July 1, signaling fair dealing and hopes for lower monthly bills.
The article outlines Ketcham's time in jail following a wreck connected to the Farmers' National crisis. It details charges, detention, and proceedings, with emphasis on how his record affected public perception and policy responses.
The article warns that even before explosives are legalized there have been serious injuries to children from toy pistols and blank cartridges. It calls for a complete prohibition by law and urges parents and authorities to act to prevent deadly accidents during the explosives season and the Fourth of July celebrations.
The Great Detective overhears a scheme during a luncheon with Agatha Aunt Clarissa and Prince Itchy Scratchi. Stealthy Steve watches from his room as Agatha is wooed with gifts and attention from the Sultan. The next chapter appears in tomorrow's Sunday Post.
A long column reports on rail safety concerns with a slippery iron running board and painted red bands on white poles along the L road in Boston Charlestown and Everett. It notes upcoming events in Huntington Chambers Hall and local notices about residents and community affairs including anniversaries birthdays and weddings.
Two Danish immigrants Jens Thomson Jensen aged 23 and Gudwin Bolstad 19, arrived aboard the Saxonia from Denmark to Boston. The Danish Lutheran Church pastor Rev. Mr. Hansen conducted their marriage at the immigration office, after a commissioner urged they wed before seeking their fortunes in America.
Ashley Jr the mayor's son returned home to New Bedford after earning a three year diploma from Peekskill Military Academy New York. He led the school battalion as senior major and played a key role in school and fraternity life during his course.
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