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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1906

Page

5

Lifeguard and park worker rescue drowning Charlestown man

James Halliday, 38, of 401 Main Street Charlestown, was saved from a watery grave off North End Park by Life Guard Thomas Foley and park employee Eugene O'Donnell. Halliday, overcome by cramps, sank after a brave swim, but was kept alive until aid arrived and is expected to recover at Relief Hospital.

James Halliday Main _ street Charlestown Thomas Foley North End Park Foley Halliday Eugene O'Donnell O’donnell O'Donnell

Boy on bicycle struck by car in Back Bay incident

William McDonald aged 12 of Roxbury narrowly escaped serious injury when a car owned by A E Turner and driven by Charles Lawson hit his bicycle on Audubon road Back Bay. The bicycle rider was hurled several feet and the auto passed over him before stopping. He was taken home by Back Bay station ambulance with bruises and contusions.

William McDonald Cabot Street Roxbury Audubon Road Back Bay A. E. Turner Arlington Charles T. Lawson McDonald

Police sweep targets concealed weapons offenders in Hanover district

Police from the Hanover street station conducted another district tour against concealed weapons violators yesterday. Fewer suspects were found than on prior trips and one arrest was made. The seized weapon was a loaded revolver found on Angelo Speziale of Hanover street.

Hanover Street Angelo Speziale Hanover

Standard Oil Plan Rumors of Vast Stock Expansion

Wall Street buzzes of a major Standard Oil reorganization including raising capital from 100 million to 600 million, listing shares, and publishing regular financial statements. Proposed 350 million to stockholders as a 350 percent dividend, 150 million to treasury for refining properties, but no formal plan yet.

New York Wall Street Standard Oil Company Standard Ie Stock Exchange The Stock Exchange United States Steel Corporation

Mothers Advice On Womanhood Remedies Headline Review

Long discussion extols motherly wisdom and herbal remedies for women’s health. It covers Slipper root Golden Seal root Black cohosh Unicorn root Helonias and Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as tonics and treatments for menstrual disorders fertility and related ailments. It praises medical authorities and urges readers to consult Dr Pierce at the Buffalo clinic for confidential guidance.

F. Ellingwood, M Bennett Aoe 1 Aoe. Scudder M. D Hahnemann Medical College Chicago God M. King Jfe Jon. Fte Inece Pierce Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo X. Zoe J. Pierce Common Sense E v Tuten

Moody to Stay in Cabinet Over Oil Prosecution

Washington June 24. The administration plans an official statement that Attorney General Moody will remain in the Cabinet until Standard Oil cases are settled or the special counsel can proceed without his guidance. Moody's retirement had been discussed for summer and March 4 next in earlier notices. He conferred with the President yesterday afternoon on the Standard Oil matter.

Washington Standard Oil Company Moody White House

Building Fund Grows as Foresters Meet

A large Foresters Home Building Fund Association gathering in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross basement drew members from Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters courts statewide. Florence Lawler chaired as about half the courts' involvement was noted and a 50 cent per member annual subscription funds ongoing expenses.

Foresters’ Home Building Fund Aassociation Cathedral of the Holy Cross Washington Street Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters Florence Lawler Deacqgn Hall Committee of Arrangements

Henley Bans Vesper Boat Club Entries

Henley officials announce that no further entries from the Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia will be accepted. The unanimous resolution also bars any crew with even one member from the Vesper club from future Henley entries. The committee says it did not know of a public subscription raising funds for the Vesper crew, as such funding would disqualify them.

Henley Vesper Boat Club Philadelphia Henley Stewards Vesper Club Algo Vesper Uch

Labor notes from Boston unions and officers elected

Labor Day activities featured installs and new officers across unions. The Bakers Union elected Walsh and Jacobs as leaders while a new tally men’s unit organized under Frankrents New England and the Teamsters sent delegates to the international convention in Cal.

Grot Samuel C. Morse Yeaterday Bakers’ Union Joseph T. Walsh James J. Jacobs NASA John Aforet Albert’ Lipahulis Patrick Tracy North Street Crowley Tally Men's Union Gene We Mémorial Hall Frankrents New England Ae A Teamsters Union Yell Sheehan B. Sliney Sunveamen Cal- Cage Boston Railroad One Gardner House — Teamsters’ Union J. J. Dhyana Sontvens Daniel En J. O'Connell J Gareill Henry Ncredt Wieliam Henderson Brown al Brennan Charles Connors Teamstees’ Council Gentral Labor Day Committee Prades Corncil Schoolhouse “Commission Av. F. C George F. McNeill Iiqulators Asbestos Eet PomlHe D'Alleasandra

Callender Boosts Moran for Governor in Ethic Debate

An advertisement by former legislator E. B. Callender attacks corruption and promotes Moran for governor. He contrasts small bribe takers with big-money influence, cites historic misconduct, and suggests a new party could back Moran, declaring the hour's come, the man is needed.

Gethro Moran E. B. Callender Callender Somerset Algonquin Massachusetts Carlyle State House Shawmut National Bank

Richest Girl Bertha Krupp Chooses Love Over Nobility

Berlin June 24 Miss Bertha Krupp renowned as the richest girl in the world has yielded to Cupid amid Kaiser Wilhelm II’s displeasure. She accepts Gustavus von Bohlen Halbach a 36 year old diplomat from The Hague despite her mother's pressure for a titled match. He is connected to German estates Baden and U.S. interests and proposed after a Rome meeting and a Krupp villa visit.

Berlin Bertha Krupp Ikkrupp Gustavus von Bohlen-Halbach Vatican Wilhelm Tr Herr Krupp Cupid

Unique Irish Games Knights and Ladies Plan July Fourth Event

The Knights and Ladies of St Brendan held a joint Paine Hall meeting to organize the second annual field day at Locust street grounds on July 4. Jeremiah Carroll presided as president, with Irish music performances by Forrester Suter Mikolajewski McGillicuddy Jennings and Verkampen. Speakers included O Connell of Dorchester on language and nationality and O Flannagan and Father Finucane on the Irish Ireland movement.

Knights and Ladies of St." Brendan Paine Hall Locust Street Grounds Jeremiah Carroll Knights of St.Brendan Knights of St. Brendan America Charles F. Forrester Josephine Suter Joseph Mikolajewski Denis J. McGilicuddy Frank Jennings Charles Verkampen Frank Mc+Vey Joseph F. O'Connell Dorchester Rather O'Flannagan Roscommon Father Finucane Kerry Ireland

Politicians Gather at Camp Gartland Boston outing blends party lines

Boston figures from Sen Daniel W. Lane to ex Senator Charles H Innes attend a Canobie Lake gathering. A banner proclaims For Governor John B Moran as Republicans and Democrats mingle amid speeches and a lengthy guest list.

Daniel W. Lane Ward 11 Poset Congress Edward L. Logan South Boston Daniel Mahoney Chicopee Senate John J. Gartland Boston Pat Bower Ward 9 Agin Gartland James F. Powers Board of Aldermen John B. Moran Dan Lane Grosvenor Swampscott Charles H. Innes J. Bernard Ferber Moran Fitz Columbia Benevolent Society George E. Curran Frank P. Farren Frank M. McGrath James Bresnahan Clarence Wallen Sullivan Square Charlestown Patsy Donovan Brooklyn Baseball Club Donovan Camp Gartland Charlies H. Inn State Senate John J. O’callaghan Street Commissioners Edward Moore Election Board John J. Brennan Hugh W. Doherty Joseph J. Corbett Edward Murphy Albert Columbus D. J. Driscoll

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