Atwood Narrowly Rescues in Fierce Gale Flight
A daring early flight over Lexington Arlington Heights and Cambridge ends with Atwood reaching ground safely. He and his father Samuel S. Atwood then complete a 12 mile arc under a rainbow while the meet totals rise with Ovington and Martin close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel S. Atwood
Lexington
Arlington Heights
Cambridge
Arknston
James V. Martin
Atwood
Earle L. Ovington
Waltham
Newton
Watertown
Ovington
Martin
Ovington Plans Moonlight Flight Over Boston Meet
Mayor Barry of Cambridge watched as Earle L. Ovington announced plans for a moonlight flight over Boston during the aviation meet. From over 1900 feet, he released drawings and a letter to a Post reporter while Dizzying activity continued among other aviators and machines on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry N. Atwood
Cromwell Dixon
Meyor Barry
Cambridge
Governor Foss
Earle L. Ovington
Boston
Post
Aviator Ovington Delivers Message While Flying High
Harle L. Ovington writes and drops a message from a Bleriot while cruising from Cambridge to Waltham at high speed. He maintains control with one hand and dives low to deliver the note almost to a Boston Post reporter at the Metz Aerodrome in Waltham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovington
Boston Post
Metz
Waltham
Post
Beachey Soars Above Storm at Readville Curtiss Meet
Lincoln Beachey, famed San Francisco aviator, risked a high altitude stunt amid thunderclouds 5000 feet over Blue Hill Observatory during yesterday’s Curtiss meet at Readville. The weather was clearly unfavorable yet he climbed in his Curtiss biplane and performed a bold aerial display.
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Studensky
Semineux
Cromwell Dixon
Dixon
Blue Hill Observatory
Lincoln Beachey
San Francisco
Curtiss Aviation
Readville Track
Beachey
Curtiss
Beachey Performs Daring Flight At Readville Aviation Meet
Beachey completed a bold ascent through clouds at Readville with spectators briefly missing him. Witmer had a minor accident during practice while Beachey won a three-decker race against an automobile, pulling within 50 feet of the car. Plans include a flight toward Boston and possibly to the Bunker Hill monument before Curtiss aviators proceed to Buffalo.
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Beachey
Readville
Boston
Ovington
Charles C. Witmer
Witmer
J. K. Lockswood
Curtiss Aviators
Bunker Hill Monument
Curtiss
Buffalo
N. Y
Interwoven Stocking Co. Ad In New Jersey
A brief classified style notice promotes hosiery sold under the Interwoven Stocking Co brand. It lists prices 25c 35c and 50c and invites readers to ask their dealer, noting the maker is based in New Brunswick New Jersey.
Bunker Hill Day Activities Across Greater Boston
A full day of observances and outings marks Bunker Hill Day in the Boston area. Navy yard salutes, public bells, and a 6 am fireworks ban lift precede a packed schedule from North Station arrivals of Sixty-second Fusiliers to parades in Charlestown and committee outings in Salem and Brookline.
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Navy Yard
Charlestown
North Station
Sixty-second Fusiliers
St. John
N. B
South Armory
Eighth Regiment
M. V
Bunker Hill
Elm Streets
Greater Boston
K. of C
Canobie Lake
Salem
N. H
Bay State Automobile Association
Falmouth
Brotherhood of Tremont Temple
Sharon
Bunker Hill Monument Association
Vendome
Boston Y. M. C
Riverside Recreation Grounds
Dorchester
Nantasket
St. Paul’s Church of
Cambridge
St. John’s
Quincy
Merrymount Park
Swansea
Boston
Cleveland
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Copley Square
Fifty-sixth
Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment Association
G. A. R. Hall
St. Eulalia’s Parish Hall
St. John’s Preparatory School
Danvers
Readville Aviation
St. Joseph T. A. & A. A
Oak Island
Brookline
Huntington Avenue
Waltham
Norwood Lodge of Elks Charity
Berwick Park
American Order of United Workmen of Massachusetts
Billerica
St. Lawrence’s Parish
St. Anthony’s Parish
North Brighton Playground
St. John’s Church
South Boston
Waverley Oaks
Wellesley College
Franklin Speedway
Winchester
Combination Park
Mystic Playgrounds
Lowell
Night before 17th quietest for years held at Hayes Square
At Hayes Square Outing Club rooms Senator Gore spoke with about 150 attendees including Foss Murray Curley and Rev. Sears. Toastmaster Charles Sullivan hosted, with Bunker Hill Knights of Columbus and Thomas Taff visiting Monument Square home. City square building and Catholic Literary Union display notable decorations. Two parades were planned for the day, antique and horrible in the morning and military and civic in the afternoon.
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Charlestown
Elm
Bunker Hill Streets
Bunker Hill Street
Chelsea
City Square
North Side
Park Street
Common
Winthrop
Monument Square
East Side
Fitzgerald
Literary Union Clubhouse
Bartlett Street
High
South Side
Monument Avenue
Warren Street
Thompson Square
Main Street
Oak, Russell, Pearl
Bunker Hill
Main
Mishawum Streets
Rutherford Avenue
Wssex Street
Hancock Square
Marion
Princeton
Tufts
Prospect
Bunker Hill Council
Knights of Columbus
Thomas F. Taff
Charles S. Sullivan
Laurel Street
William Jones
Chapman Street
James P. Maloney
Five Headquarters
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Catholic Literary Union
100-Feet Bonfire in Medford Draws Big Crowd
A huge bonfire in Medford at the corner of Central avenue and Spring street drew an estimated 5000 spectators. Officials including Representative Norman White Mayor Charles J. Taylor Senator Brown and Representatives Fay and Haines attended the ceremony. Fire damaged six caps and broke windows as cars of the Elevated ferried spectators.
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Dwyer
Central Avenue
Spring Street
Medford
Norman White
Charles J. Taylor
Brown
Fay and
Haines
Night Before Banquet Draws City Leaders and Clergy
The 18th annual Catholic Literary Union banquet at Waverley House Charles Town drew over 300 guests. Governor Foss and Mayor Fitzgerald attended, praised Taft's treaty policy and U S reciprocity, with speeches stressing religion education and patriotism and a call for lay church workers.
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Catholic Literary Union
Waverley House
Charlestown
Union
Foss
Fitzgerald
Somerset
James N. Supple
J. T. McDermott
W. H. Grant
Walter C. Collins
T. J. Buckley
James J. Phelan
J. P. Murphy
W. A. Webster
E. W. Burdett
J. P. Wardwell, Jr
Taft
Great Britain
United States
James M. Curley
Garrett J. Barry
Pope Pius
Thorny , Cc
Duty is Law and Law Is Order Optimism as Watchword
A terse motto asserts duty to uphold law and order with optimism as guiding principle. The statement frames governance and civic resolve, urging steadfast adherence to legal norms while maintaining hopeful public outlook.
Gore for reciprocity senator hails wheat neighbor
Oklahoma Senator Thomas P. Gore speaking at the Hayes Square Outing Club banquet at the Old Armory lauded reciprocity with Canada. He noted the neighbor who can produce 50,000,000 bushels of wheat yearly and paid tribute to speakers including William F. Murray Josiah Quincy and David I. Walsh.
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Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Washington
Hayes Square
Old Armory Building
Bunker Hill
Lexington Streets
Gore
United States
William F. Murray
Charlestown
Hayes Square Club
Canada
Fitzgerald
Adeline
Foss
Josiah Quincy
Boston
David I. Walsh
Pelletier
Not Salts Oil or Pills But Cascarets
Cascarets act as a bowel tonic not an irritant. They are vegetable and natural with a gentle effect. The old methods like castor oil and salts caused harsh, immediate flushing and weakened the bowels. Today one Cascaret as needed keeps bowels clean and costs 10 cents per box at any drug store.
Runaway Boys Reunited After Cash Recovery
John Thomas aged 874 and Joseph McCarthy aged 788 Broadway Chel sea were found by Metropolitan park police after disappearing from Chelsea on June 8. They toured Maine cities, spent 50 dollars of 167 dollars, and 115 dollars was recovered and returned to the Thomas boy’s father.
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Maine
John Thomas
Joseph McCarthy
Broadway
Chelsea
Metropolitan Park
Thomas
Lawyer Sustains Knife Injury in Bread Cutter Case
In the seventh session of the Superior Court Attorney William L. Dyer sustained multiple finger cuts while attempting to demonstrate a bread cutting machine. The machine slipped from his grip and a knife cut through the nail on his thumb and deeply cut the index finger.
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Superior Court
William L. Dyer
Dyer
Train Strikes FiveYearOld Boy Near Harvard Street Station
Jay Ross Binkley five year old son of J N Binkley of 42 Warren Street Roxbury is critically hurt after a New Haven Railroad train strikes him on the tracks near Harvard Street station. The engineer of the 1 25 express shut off steam and applied emergency brakes but could not avoid the collision. The accident occurred while the child played on the tracks and he is believed to have a chance for recovery at Emerson Hospital Forest Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Ross Binkley
J. N. Binkley
Warren Street
Roxbury
Emerson Hospital
Forest Hills
New Haven
Harvard Street
Obituaries Highlight Local Deaths and Funeral Notices
A collection of Boston area obituaries lists deaths from June 14 to 16 with family details and funeral arrangements. Entries note residences in South Boston Roxbury East Boston Jamaica Plain Dorchester and Somerville, funeral times, church services, and interment plans for Catherine i Arroll Margaret Basler Martin Bennett Nora Carr Margaret Gertrude Condon James T Coppinger Agnes Cunningham Mary H Currier Antonio De Freitas and others.
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Bennett
Roxbury
Martin
Mary Bennett
Walsh
South End
Dudley Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Burns
Boston
James
Glendale Street
St. Peter’s Church
Touse Hill
Calvary Cemetery
Cunningham
Jamaica Plain
Agnes
Thomas Cunningham
Henry
Keyes Street
St. Thomas
Anstonio de Freitas
Rita L. de Freitas
Marginal Street
East Boston
St. John Baptist Portuguese Church
North Bennet Street
Francia T
Henrietta Wharly
Worcester Street
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Hennessey
Andrew Hennessey
W. H. Graham
Washington Street
Immaculate Conception
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Joubert
Hyde Park
Alphonse Joubert
Church of the Most Precious Blood
Lennan
Belmont
F. G. R. Lennan
First Unitarian
Mass
Bangor
Manheim
Harold Street
Jacob Manheim
Mannix
Medford
James A
Catherine Mannix
St. Joseph's Church
M’kenzie
Hough's Neck
Barbara McKenzie
Winthrop Street
Holbrook
Mase
Rand
Mt. Calvary
Wonson
Arthur
Gloucester
Wonson Street
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