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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1913

Page

8

Gettysburg 40 000 Veterans Prepare Tented Reunion Field

Gettysburg prepares for a Civil War reunion with 40 000 veterans from all states. A vast tent city on the battlefield will host meals, medical care, and ceremonies from June 29 to July 6, with government and state support, police, scouts, and a strict no-non veteran guest policy. Nearby towns will house many attendees as Gettysburg cannot absorb all visitors.

Gettysburg’ Field Gettysburg Penn Meade Lee Army of Pennsylvania Congress Battlefeld United States Troops United States State Commissioner of Health William R. Grove Harrisburg York Pennsylvania College

Record Breaking Cut Glass Sale in Boston

A thriving cut glass sale in Boston continues to offer unprecedented values. The assortment remains large and varied with many items suitable for wedding gifts or personal use. Prices and samples include several pieces at low, attractive rates.

Boston

Dressmaker Near Death in Flames In Hanover Street Fire

Mrs Mary Anzalone a Hanover street dressmaker was saved by police from deadly burns after benzine fumes ignited from a nearby gas stove setting her light silk dress ablaze Her sister Sylvia Anastasi and brother John Anastasi also suffered singed hands and faces They were treated as outpatients Anzalone 28 suffered severe burns to hands and forearms with some fingers likely lost at Relief Hospital Apartments at 210 Hanover street

Mary Anzalone Hanover Street Sylvia Anastasi John Anastasi Relief Hospital Anzalone Empire Studio

LAND RIGHT FOR JAPS IS ASKED

New York report details K Okazaki Japanese Parliament member arriving from Europe on the Carmania to gauge sentiment on land ownership in California He says East and Middle West views are neutral though West is mostly against Japanese ownership He seeks the right to own property without citizenship rights and notes U S naturalization laws bar such rights.

New York East Middle West California K. Okazaki Europe Carmania Katsura Mr. Okazaki United States

Plans for joint army and navy coast defence exercises

Washington reports that plans are under way for joint army and navy coast defence exercises to be held on Long Island Sound and Narragansett Bay the week starting August 4. It is the first such programme since 1905 and aims to show improved methods developed over the past eight years.

Pennsylvania Commission Grand Army of the Republic United Confederate Veterans Pennsylvania United States Emmittsburg Road Lee Washington Long Island Sound Narragansett Bay

Ex President Faure’s Daughter Dies in Paris Society Leader

Paris June 22 Mme Georges Goyau known as Lucie Rose Felix Faure daughter of the former president died today. She was a Parisian society and literary figure author of several books born in 1866.

Paris Georges Goyau Lucie Rose Felix- Faure The Republic

Rev. Thomas S. Hodgson Dies After Cleveland Detroit Game

The 70 year old Rev. Thomas S. Hodgson of Willoughby collapsed and died of heart failure on a street car after the Cleveland versus Detroit baseball game. He was a retired Baptist minister and was accompanied to the game by Rev. Emery C. Beach, who then carried the body to Hodgson’s home.

Cleveland Thomass. Hodgson Willoughby Emery C. Beach

Outside Fit Reveals Size Claim Between Preacher and Bishop

A young preacher tried on Bishop Pierce's hat and found it a perfect fit. The Bishop affirmed the sizes matched on the outside, noting their heads were the same size outwardly.

Bishop Pierce

Mad Horse Dragged Boy Through Town Half Mile

Herbert Kempton, 12, of Winthrop, narrowly escaped death when a runaway horse dragged him tied to a hitch rope for about a half mile. He suffered deep leg cuts and extensive bruising but is expected to recover after treatment at Metcalf Hospital. The horse, described as large and swift, was stopped after a brief chase.

Herbert Kempton Marshall Street Winthrop Kempton Metcalf

Boy dragged by tethered horse chased by onlooker

A boy allowed to let a horse graze in his grandfather’s pasture tethered the animal to himself. When two dogs approached the horse bolted, the boy was dragged for a half mile until Alexander Spider from 78 Pleasant Street captured the rope and calmed the animal.

Kempton Main Street Pleasant Park Road Alexander Spider Pleasant Street

Weather outlook for the week promises fair skies nationwide

Washington reports the weather bureau forecasts bright skies across the country with normal temperatures for New England. A rise to seasonably warm weather is expected by Wednesday in the region while precipitation remains light and confined mainly to the Northern States and Rockies. no major storm is charted.

Washington Weather Bureau New England Rocky Mountain

Funeral for Mrs. Henry Abrahams Held in Roxbury

The funeral for Mrs. Henry Abrahams wife of the Boston Central Labor Union secretary was held yesterday at 12 Marble Street Roxbury. Services were under the Boston United Hand in Hand Association and led by Rabbi M Puyser. Attendees included representatives from numerous Boston labor organizations.

Henry Abrahams Boston Central Labor Union Carney Hospital Marble Street Roxbury Boston United Hand In Hand Association Rabbi M. Puyser Boston

New Haven Hartford Railed Densest Passenger Traffic

The territory covered by the New York, New Haven & Hartford is such that its passenger traffic is the densest of any large railroad in the country.

Brandeis New England New Haven Road New York Charles S. Mellen New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad New York, New Haven & Hartford

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