Wonderland Tickets Offer Free Entry for Sunday Post Readers
The Sunday Post prints free Wonderland tickets valid next Monday and Tuesday. Children ride free until 6 p m with guardians. Jean Missud's Salem Cadet Band performs twice daily in the new music court. Hell Gate features a spiral River Styx style voyage with demon characters and a climax with Satan on a throne before returning to daylight.
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Sunday Post
Jean Missud
Salem
Wonderland
Missud
Hell Gate
Styx
Hades
Roxbury Youths Held on Powder Explosion Charge
Roxbury youths Frank J. McDonald Charles Hayden Charles E Fuller Harry B Fuller and Joseph Bailey were arraigned in Roxbury District Court for exploding gunpowder behind 626 Dudley street on June 17. They pleaded not guilty and are held in $2000 for a hearing next Monday. Police say the blast damaged a veranda and shattered glass. The offense carries a state prison penalty.
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Frank J. McDonald
Charles 0. Hayden
Charles E. Fuller
Harry B. Fuller
Joseph. Bailey
Roxbury
Dudley Street
Blind children enjoy hillside outing in twenty autos
About 300 kindergarten for the blind children, ages six to 14, traveled by 20 autos from Jamaica Plain to Lake Shore Home in Sharon. They enjoyed the ride, saw nothing, heard birds, and ended with supper at their school.
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Sharon
Jamaica Plain
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
Lake Shore
Post
The Constitution's Last Fight By James Jeffrey Roche
A lyrical account of Old Ironsides engaging two British frigates off Cape Verde. The crew, led by a bold captain, rakes the enemy, captures prizes, and endures night fog and heroics, affirming American grit across the Western Ocean.
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James Jeffrey Roche
Constitution
Ocean
Cape de Verde
Four Generation Photographs Call for New England Families
The Post invites New England families with four or more living generations to submit group photographs for publication. Selected images will be compiled into a neatly bound volume and sent to President Roosevelt.
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New England
Post
Roosevelt
Valentine Family Golden Wedding In Brewer Maine
The Valentine family of Brewer Penobscot County celebrates a golden wedding on June 10. James M Valentine aged three and his wife aged 70 marked the milestone at their home on 50 Maine Street with their two sons, grandchildren and four great grand children present.
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Maine
the Post
Valentine
Brewer
Penobscot County
James M. Valentine
Maine Street
Friends honor the Pride and Groom of Lang Syne
About 500 mourners paid respects to Mr. and Mrs. Valentine. Friends presented gifts of gold and fine goods including China, silver, and linen. The accompanying photo features James M. Valentine, Mrs. Valentine, Herbert J. Valentine, 46, a son, Mrs. Mary A. Parke, 23, a daughter, and her grandson John Russell Parke, 6.
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James M. Valentine
John Russell Parke
James M Valentine
May A. Parke
Herbert J. Valentine
Buffalo Bill to Entertain 500 Orphans
Today a crowd of about 500 orphans from Boston area institutions will attend Buffalo Bill's show as personal guests. Dr. John Dixwell will oversee the children who will enjoy prime seating in the 15 000 capacity amphitheatre while vendors scramble for free peanut and lemonade stands.
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Boston
Buffalo Bill
John Dixwell
Officers elected by the Train Despatchers convention
The Train Despatchers annual convention elected officers for the next year. President Charles H. Mullinia of Fulton Kentucky. Vice president Carl A. Mitchell of Boston. Executive committee EF K Seaman Enora Pennsylvania E H Stevens Boston E D Delmar Youngstown Ohio D W Flynn Kansas City Missouri. John F Maklin re-elected editor of The Bulletin.
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Charles H. Mullinia
Fulton
Carl A. Mitchell
Boston
EF. K. Seaman
Enora
Penn
E. H. Stevens
E. D. Delmar
Youngstown
D. W. Flynn
Kansas City
John F. Maklin
the Builitin
Organization
Burial at Sea of Hebrew Child Israel Davidson
The 6 year old Israel Davidson, a Hebrew immigrant, died of enteric fever and was buried at sea. Captain Turner reported the Cunard steamer Ivernia reached East Boston at 5:30 PM after a foggy nine day crossing from Queenstown and Liverpool. On board were 20 383 passengers including 407 Russians, 310 Scandinavians, 248 Austrians, and 161 English among others with Boston residents Dr C H Baldwin and family and Mrs Ogden Codman among them.
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Israel Davidson
Turner
Cunard
Ivernia
Boston
Queenstown
Liverpool
Europe
C. H. Baldwin
Ogden Codman
Howard Emerson
Charles F. Richardson
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REW York
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Post Publishing Co
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Levant
Pragva Bay
Sperry
Bargain Centre
Boston Dodgespear CO
Washington ST
Dodge-Spear Co
Mia Bargain Iriday At
Erics Store
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Formosa
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Dodge-Spear Co.’s Grocery Store
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Utton
Nitreet Floor
Triola
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