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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1907

Page

7

West Boston Bridge Dedication Marks Old Home Week

Old Home Week will feature the dedication of the West Boston bridge costing about 3 million dollars. General Nelson A. Miles names Colonel Charles H. Cole as chief of staff and invites civic, veteran, business and industrial groups to participate in a parade. Mayor Fitzgerald hosts a luncheon with railroad representatives outlining promotional plans.

West Boston Bridge New West Boston Bridge Fitzgerald City Hall Nelson A. Miles Boston Miles Charles H. Cole Old South Building Gole Wil W. A. Bancroft Old South Yodung'’s

Daughter fears for life amid New York divorce suit

Mrs Ethel Gillis Hager, wife of Gordon Hager, faces distress after learning of the divorce suit filed by his first wife. Her mother, Mrs E C Gillis of Winthrop, reports the daughter is prostrate and suicidal, and urges sanity and possible consequences for Hager. The interview details a shocked family reaction and hopes for restraint until trial conclusions.

E. C. Gillis Johnson Avenue Winthrop Gordon Hager New York Post Ethel Gillis Hagers

Cohan Nolan Dispensation Divorce and Possible Civil Wedding

George M. Cohan and fiancee Agnes Nolan face a possible civil marriage due to Catholic dispensation delays. Cohan, recently divorced from Ethel Levy, and Nolan's family deny denial of a dispensation though none has been granted. No wedding date set. couple may wed by civil ceremony if ecclesiastical permission is not obtained. Mrs Nolan defends the pair amid public interest and notes delays can last months. The Nolans reside in Brookline and summer in Winthrop at a cottage on Trident avenue.

George M. Cohan Agnes Nolan Brookline Cohan Ethel Levy Miss Levy Nolan Winthrop Trident Avenue

Doctors Say McCarty A Physical Marvel

Theodore McCarty, 32, of 50 West Third Street, South Boston, survived a 25 foot fall with 12 broken bones and lung hemorrhages. He was placed on the dangerous list but woke from coma and began recovering, prompting doctors to remove him from the list.

City Hospital Theodore McCarty West Third Street Boston McCarty

Cambridge Subway Plan Favored For Two Stations

The Boston Elevated Railway Company filed plans with Cambridge City Engineer Lewis Hastings showing a two station surface car and subway route. The Harvard square and Central square locations would serve as stations with Kendall Square proposed by some opponents. Mayor Wardwell and project consultant William Barclay Parsons of New York weighed in on alignment and public meeting plans for July 10.

Cambridge Boston Elevated Railway Company Lewis M. Hastings Wardwell A. J. Daly Kendall Square William Barclay Parsons New York Mt. Auburn Street University Press Brattle Square Harvard ‘Square Little Common Garden Street Murray Street Bennet Street Eliot Square City Building Brattle Street Harvard Square Massachusetts Avenue Lafayette Square Main Street Cambridge Bridge

Mayor Suffering From Erysipelas Sickness

Mayor Fitzgerald left the office yesterday afternoon for his home due to erysipelas. It is reported he will not return until Monday. Secretary Dolan attributes the illness to overwork and believes the attack was checked in time to avoid serious trouble.

Fitzgerald Dolan

The Fight of the Armstrong Privateer in Fayal Harbor

A ballad recounts the Armstrong privateer’s clash with three British warships at Fayal Harbor in the Azores. Reid leads a doomed defense with fourteen launches, repels the attack, and sinks the Armstrong after salvaging honor and live-and-die valor aboard.

Funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth Cabot Agassiz Today

The Harvard Appleton Chapel service at 11 o clock honors Elizabeth Cabot Agassiz wife of Louis Agassiz. Rev. Samuel M Crothers officiates. Burial follows at Mt. Auburn beside Louis Agassiz. Julia Ward Howe’s tribute appears from Newport Rhode Island dated June 28 1907.

Elizabeth Cabot Agassiz Arlington Heights Appleton Chapel Harvard Samuel M. Crothers Cambridge Unitarian Church Mt. Auburn Cemetery Louis Agassiz Colonel Perkins Church of the Disciples Brazil Julia Ward Howe Newport, R. I

St Annes Lawn Party Set For Neponset Church Drive

Readied annual lawn and garden party to raise funds for St. Annes new church in Neponset. Rev James H Flannery oversees arrangements on site at the corner of Ashmont Street and Neponset Avenue.

St. Anne's New Church Neponset Ashmont Street Neponset Avenue James H. Flannery St. Anne’s Church

Lawn party at St Anne's Neponset aids church fund

Rev James H Flannery of St Anne's Church Neponset leads a lawn party today to raise funds for the church building project. Local parishioners and residents are invited to join in the fundraising event.

ST. Anne’s James H. Flannery St. Anne’s Church, Neponset

Summer Fair Promises Games and Dancing for Dorchester

Prominent district men and Dorchester’s pretty girls will help run a morning dedicated to children. The afternoon features athletic contests including a baseball game between older boys and district men, plus attractions like flying horses and Japanese balls. Dancing both afternoon and evening.

Dorchester

Estate feud sparks $1,000,000 claim in Hale dispute

In Haverhill two lawsuits seek to dissolve a Hale estate trust and recover fees and profits. Alfred S. Hayes claims at least 125,000 for services on the Hale will trust. Demelman accuses Bernard Bennett of sharing profits from loans tied to the estate. Temporary injunctions restrain transfers and a subpoena returns in August.

Ezekiel J. M. Hale Haverhill Superior Court Alfred S. Hayes J. Frank Hale Walter Scott Hale L. E. Demelman Bernard Bennett Cambridge Demelman Herman Devos Brooklyn Frank L. Washburn Melrose Mr. Hayes Hale Mabel H. Kerrison Lucy L. Howe Hayes Bennett

Winchester Graduations Highlight Class of 76 at Wadleigh

Graduating exercises at the Wadleigh Grammar School town hall drew nearly 1000 spectators. The program included essays by students, a dramatic reading, music, a fan drill, and diplomas presented by Headmaster Briggs to 76 graduates.

Winchester Wadleigh Grammar School Town Hall George H. Gutterson Robert D. Leland Kenneth F. Furber Mabel G. Carlson Hildegarde E. W. Gutterson Brown Thrush Annette J. Symes Margaret Mason Ernest von Evans Miss Symes Grace Hill Newton Ruth Carpenter Briggs Union and Liberty

Malden White Sox to Meet Boston Library Bureau at Ferry Way

The Malden White Sox face the Boston Library Bureau this afternoon at Ferry Way Green Malden at 3 30 in a closely matched game.

White Sox Malden White Sox Boston Library Bureau Ferry Way Green Malden

Auto Owners Face Fines in Municipal Court Action

About 20 motorists appeared before Judge Parmenter on various lamp, license, and identification charges. Four did not show and warrants were issued. Fines ranged from 5 to 19 dollars with one driver appealing, others placed on file or continued.

Parmenter Walter H. Shepherd Paul L. Roach Leo Ponts Joseph Ponts Steven P. Laverni Charles E. Gifford Herbert L. Moore Reginald D. Thomas Henry Nickerson Henry H. Hawkins William Rogers Albert H. Hyes Bernard Foy John H. Kimball

Five Year Old Velma Caswell Dies After Auto Crash

Velma Caswell five daughter of Mrs Frank Caswell of Newcastle avenue died today from injuries after being struck by an automobile driven by J G Glidden of Newmarket on June 20 in Portsmouth New Hampshire.

Portsmouth N. H Velma Caswell Frank Caswell Newcastle Avenue J. G. Glidden Newmarket

Train wreck derails ten car Maine Central at Waterville

A passenger train No 1 on the Maine Central derailed after leaving Waterville for Bangor. The tender and four cars left the tracks at a curve tearing up the roadbed. Cars stayed upright and all passengers were severely shaken but none injured.

Waterville Maine Central Bangor

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