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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
2
The notice promotes men s 25c hose at 17c 100 pairs of men s fancy colored half hose in popular shades with a few blacks in colored plaids and figures special price 8 for 60c or single pair.
The report notes a fragmented passenger list of 1220 with 9 aboard aloft and 987 in the state, mentioning prominent locals. Despite dispersal, the senate committee confirms abolition recommendations, with crossings to be removed in central Lynn areas near Central Square and March, highlighting safety concerns.
Circus clowns from Barnum & Bailey performed outside Huntington Avenue Children’s Hospital for nearly two hours, delighting sick children who watched from balconies and go carts. Manager George O Starr organized the surprise after Louis Wald’s plea. nearly 1000 spectators and police waited as clowns arrived with a wagon, balloonist, jugglers, and athletic acts bringing laughter to the wards.
President H. M. Batchelder of Salem told Massachusetts bankers at the Hotel Somerset yesterday that bankers risk politics over bank health. He blamed the Provident Securities Company failure on a black sheep in every fold and praised the new state bank law while criticizing the American Banking Association. Officers elected include Francis B. Sears of Boston as president and F. B. Washburn of Worcester as vice president.
June 21 in Lynn a story unfolds as Albert Hollis son of Mrs. Benjamin Hollie reappears after months away. Neighbors, believing him to be the late Daniel Hollis or his drowned brother, confront a confused scene of mistaken identity and old family tragedy.
The Boston parish mourns Alfred J Hurley with solemn requiem high mass at St Augustine's Church. O'Callaghan praises Hurley as a devoted ornament of the church among hundreds of young men. Clergy including Rev George Gilbride and Rev Mathew Hinberty attended the funeral rites.
The Board of Aldermen drawn a six month panel of grand jurors for Suffolk County. Notable names include James J. Phelan of 4 Abbotsford Street a friend of Mayor Fitzgerald and partner at Hornblower Weeks. The list shows jurors from various wards and streets across the city.
A mining man from Gaeta Nv credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing long standing stomach trouble after other medicines failed. He recounts a rattlesnake bite and months bedridden before taking the pills, and praises their blood building and nerve restoring effects. Sold by druggists or mail order from Schenectady N Y at 60 cents a box, six for 2.50.
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