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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1909
Page
12
A large retailer announces an 11 000 pair hosiery sale on Monday on the Second Floor and Picture Annex. The sale features men's and women's silk lisle and lisle blends with numerous embroidery and color options at deep discounts, with exchange allowed if items prove unsuitable in the rush.
A Monday sale features a large collection of parasols bought recently from a top maker. Prices are a fraction of early season rates with many at from three to six times less than usual. Includes white linens blue brown gray and white striped pieces cretonnes and hunter's green. Value three to five dollars. Now.
Nashua 火灾摧毁 Worcester Nashua Portland division 的旧木质覆蓋桥横跨 Merrimac 河，起火源自夜间一列货运机车排出火星。桥梁34年前建成，花费8万美元，历经多次火灾损毁，今致全线封锁，改道安排 Bar Harbor express 及其他列车。
Representative William H. O Brien of Dorchester criticized Western Union and other telegraph firms for resisting a Massachusetts time filed requirement. He urged to place telegraph service under the postal department and cited a Commerce and Labor report noting a black list and increased operator workload.
Pittsfield reports three hundred people mostly women climbed Mt. Greylock to escape heat and camped on the mountain side. Heliograph signals were observed from the summit for three days, with readings on the 100 foot tower and a possible sender near Mt. Washington, New Hampshire.
Due to the present state of the Mediterranean service from both this port and New York, several July sailings are canceled. The Canopiec of the White Star Line will skip its July 24 voyage and not sail again from here until September. Ten New York sailings have been withdrawn. Freight offerings remain very weak as the tourist season peaks.
A reader praises the Post for its Poster Pictures of Local Celebrities and urges the feature to continue weekly. The letter notes the images are lovely and worthy of a scrap book collection.
Walter PF Clark of 210 Muntington Avenue faces charges of practicing medicine without registration. The alleged activity occurred on Wednesday, with authorities saying he authored medical work and presented himself as a physician.
The Board of Aldermen ordered July Fourth celebration on Monday with police restricting fireworks and events from 4 a.m. to midnight on July 5. Deputy Superintendent Warren stressed police clarity. No celebration on Saturday. violators face arrest for lawn in tie and unauthorized fireworks within the city.
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