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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
14
In Washington on June 24 the Senate approved three finance committee amendments aligning leather duties with hides. Sole leather rose to 10 percent ad valorem, boots and shoes to 20 percent, amid 32 to 24 party lines. Glove leather was restored to 20 percent protection.
Crawford Shoes and Ralston Health Shoes advertise low prices for ladies oxford Goodyear styles Spanish heels and boys iron wear shoes. Offers include 450 pairs of ladies oxford stock and varied yachting and tennis shoes in leather or canvas at sacrifice prices.
A longtime jurist who served on the circuit court for nearly two decades and on the court of appeals for the same period died at the Relief Station early yesterday after suffering a fall down stairs more than a week earlier.
Fitchburg hosts the sixth annual New England Eagles field day with 25 aeries totaling 3000 men and 12 bands parading through the city. More than 15 000 visitors swell the town to 50 000. A banquet, degree team contest won by Leominster, and a review by Gen Miles and many officials follow.
Providence June 24. Hilda Sworoski and Donald MacVichie married yesterday afternoon by Rev J Hervey at 14 Smith street. They sent a telegram to the girl's father Joseph Sworoski of 63 Harvard street Chelsea Mass and returned to Boston last night after eloping from Chelsea to Boston then Providence.
Sabatino Ranco, 41, of 5 North Square Boston, was instantly killed by the inward bound Portland Express near Oak Grove station today.
Florence Sullivan longtime New York City political figure and counsel to Timothy Sullivan known as The Big Feller died at his home at 7 PM from heart failure aggravated by heat.
A report from Berlin states Oscar Lewisohn husband of Edna May former actress was killed in a car collision between Vienna and Berlin. The incident occurred today and details remain sparse.
Edgar C. Pattie, father-in-law of Oscar Lewisohn, said he does not believe his son-in-law was touring Europe and suggested the auto victim may be Jesse Lewisohn, Oscar’s brother, in a Syracuse report from June 24.
Aldermen and Common Council held noon sessions at City Hall to honor Daniel J. Donnelly. Both bodies passed sympathy resolutions and ordered half mast flags on all municipal buildings. Funeral at St James Church Harrison Avenue at 10 this morning. Mayor Hibbard to attend.
Charles H. Woodward received an eight year sentence from Judge Sanderson in the Superior Court yesterday. The case followed his arrest a month earlier for forging checks and implicating his Melrose society bride.
Father Decary and Rene Cyr aided a drowning group after a boat overturned near the bank. Euphemia Cyr was saved from the swift current by Decary grabbing her by the hair and returning to shore. Edna Daigle was rescued after a fierce struggle.
Witnesses recall a near exhausted man aiding a girl from the water as bystanders who survived the accident assist in the rescue. It is believed that the three girls who were involved faced danger and are now accounted for.
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