Bathing Costumes Headline at Oak Hall
Bathing costumes and swimming trunks for seaside outings are available at Oak Hall offering all essentials for beachgoers.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
7
Bathing costumes and swimming trunks for seaside outings are available at Oak Hall offering all essentials for beachgoers.
James J. Myers Speaker of the Massachusetts House presses to curb smoking at committee sessions of the revision of laws. The 51 member panel discussed schedule changes and staffing as it gropes through legal codification with sessions planned 10 to 2 daily except Saturdays.
The summer service starts next Sunday with eight round trips weekly between Boston and Yarmouth aboard the Prince George Prince Arthur and Boston. sailings listed as Prince George Sundays Tuesdays Thursdays 4 pm Prince Arthur Mondays Wednesdays Fridays 4 pm Boston Tuesdays 1 pm Saturdays 4 pm with a Saturday excursion to Yarmouth planned for July 6. For bookings inquire at 33 Washington Street or Longfoot State Street.
Alexander calls for district attorney to probe bribery charges linked to a loan bill rejected by the City Council. Wing alleges public corruption, urging the Common Council to test the charges before a Suffolk county grand jury. The motion aims for accountability and public trust.
Tourists plan trips up the Buffalo Exposition route along the St Lawrence past Niagara Falls and Lake Ontario to Kingston. The Richelieu and Toronto Navigation Co has carried thousands this season offering stops at Fort Niagara Toronto Kingston Owen Island Brockville Prescott Cornwall and more with full comfort and guided histories. For details contact H Foster Chaffee Western passenger agent 3 King street East Toronto.
A British showman known as Eric Lascelles, half brother of the Earl of Harewood and brother of the Countess of Ties, was found dead in a Cheltenham show wagon. He had recently been in custody in British Columbia charged with killing a ranch employee.
The New York Novel company plans a two show daily engagement at Woodward Park next week featuring the Hinten brothers Chinese acrobats head balancers and hat showers Tyson Eldred Armour and Aguley Kitty Lenten descriptive ballet and Frank Clayton. Cars to Forest Hills connect with park transit.
One hundred six girls and ninety youths graduated from three grammar schools: the Prince School of Boston Lyman School and the Phillips Books School of Dorchester. Four girls and seventeen boys received diplomas at the Phillips Books School and thirty four girls and forty boys graduated from the Lyman School in Boston.
The fragmentary text evokes a pleasant ride in Boaton with nature’s charms near a bustling city. It hints at sea air and coolness, contrasting urban entry with serene scenery in a nostalgic, poetic tone.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a hurried request to remove an eyesore during a tour, citing timely action. The garbled text references Pete and rapid cleanup, suggesting pressure to act quickly.
Police search Rockaway Beach from Rockaway to Avenue for a man with a red mask who grabbed two women, Alice and Bertha Brennan, near Seaside avenue. Their father, Peter Brennan, runs the Sagamore Hotel. A special police detail works to capture the suspect.
Nell Gwynn writes that friends of the late Adelbert Hay and sculptress Kuehne Beveridge say a warm attachment or engagement to wed existed. Beveridge returned from South Africa via Paris and London shortly before, with Hay meeting her at the pier amid a tax dispute at the Waldorf Astoria.
Essek W. Kenyon, founder of Bethel Institute in Hillsville and editor of the Bethel Trumpet, announces a new editor who will run the Trumpet and work the presses as a one man operation. He plans to travel for conventions in Pennsylvania and conduct meetings in Elmira New York.
OCR presents a pastry recipe describing a white loaf and variations with dates or raisins. It details sponge steps with butter sugar salt water and yeast, then adds flour and fruit before kneading, shaping, and baking the loaves or rolls. The text reflects a home bread method aimed at children’s appetite.
The Columbia Theatre plans an August opening with Evangene and a major cast. Bowdoin Square Theatre set for August 19 with Tennessees Pardner led by Fanny Curtis. Eben Plympton breaks leg. vacation cut short. The Tremont stages The Burgomaster to warm crowds. Keiths features Charlie Merritt with May Rosella. Music Hall showcases a floral sheet act. Norumbeta Park praised for cooling retreats. Local trolley lines see heavy summer travel and busy crowds at Crescent and Maputian venues.
A Sunday note is void and only a grocer can supply Hub F Punch. A. & SCINK of Boston are named managers and promise prompt delivery.
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