Contestants urged to mail Know Boston answers tonight
The Know Boston Editor reminds participants from last Sunday's contest to mail their answers by tonight and ensure they reach by 10 a m Thursday to be eligible.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
2
The Know Boston Editor reminds participants from last Sunday's contest to mail their answers by tonight and ensure they reach by 10 a m Thursday to be eligible.
The charity circus arrives on Quincy street at the Free Home for Consumptives with main and side show tents pitched. Professional acts include Torelli’s ponies and Signor Corva the juggling marvel, under R L Gorman and Daniel J Hickey Jr. Performances run Thursday to Saturday with shows at 7 30 pm and 2 30 pm. The main tent seats over 2500. side show about 1250.
Louis Gardner alias John Williams 21 claims Columbus Ave address but cannot recall number. He was charged with larceny of 17 diamonds valued about 1500 from an unknown owner. Caught in a South End pawn shop with gems in his possession. he says they were won in a crap game, which police doubt. A lodging house search along Columbus Ave is underway.
Description notes a WHITE PACKAGE cold tablet labeled BROMO QUININE as a laxative. Mentions similar remedies may mislead. Identifies the original product bearing the signature BH. W. GROVE, 25e.
New York June 25 On the first anniversary of Stanford White's death Harry Thaw is gravely ill in his Tombs cell with fears of a mental collapse. A district attorney's rep and Thaw's lawyers acknowledge the danger. Thaw refused a doctor and warned blood would be on the DA if he dies. His despondency rose after learning Assistant District Attorney Garvan will vacation in Europe three months.
Washington reports the Supervising Architect of the Treasury Taylor and corps will push public building work in New England under the last omnibus act. Massachusetts sites include Boston for an $900,000 court building and site. Beverly, Marlboro, North Adams, Pittsfield, Plymouth, Quincy, Springfield, Webster, Woburn, and Auburn Maine all feature site purchases or plans with varied appropriations.
John J. Winston a 16 year old orphan freed from prison Monday night thanks Assistant District Attorney Doherty for his help. The boy visited the district attorney's office and told him he would be a good boy and earn his own living joining a business house on Sudbury street. He praised the Post for publicizing his liberation and expressed gratitude for the kindness shown.
Governor Higgins of Rhode Island will speak at the Clan-Na-Gaels annual field day set for July 4 at Oak Island Grove. James O'Sullivan of New Haven also to address the crowd. The committee expects 30 000 attendees with thousands already ticketed for the big event and a strong athletic program featuring top competitors from the United States and Canada.
The Boston Merchants Association will provide a blank form for inquiries about solicitors of money. Upon receipt the secretary will return prompt information on file or initiate special investigations and forward results to the inquirer promptly.
Death notices for Mary J Bernard aged 55 of Roxbury and Hannah Seyter aged 51 of this city. Bernard funeral from 769 Shawmut Ave Thursday June 27 at 3 30 pm with relatives invited. Seyter funeral from 238 Shawmut Ave Wednesday June 26 at 8 am with requiem at Cathedral Holy Cross at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited.
Local dental advertises reduced fees to undercut rivals offering services at 148 Court Street opposite Bowdoin Square Theatre. Dr Holmes promotes affordable care through the Harvard Dental Co with emphasis on lower rates than competing dentists.
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