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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1910

Page

7

Flowers and Flags for Poor on July 4

The Floral Emblem Society marks its 12th Independence Day plant and flag distribution on July 4 from 10 30 to 11 30 a m on Boston Common near the Soldiers monument Mayor Fitzgerald supported with a 200 appropriation doubling prior years The program is led by Ellen A Richardson and four Boston women with long civic ties Tickets will be given to poorer Boston children via police and teachers at playgrounds Donations are accepted at North and South stations care of Armstrong Transfer Company.

Floral Emblem Society Boston Common Soldiers’ Monument Fitzgerald Ellen A. Richardson Winthrop John H. Googins Alice Parker Lesser Nellie McLean Atwood Sue Stuart Wadsworth Boston Armstrong Transfer Company

My Little Dog Dot and the Stern Uncle Walt

Poem in 1910 by Walt Mason about a dog named Dot who causes trouble in the garden yet earns affection. The speaker scolds the dog with harsh lines but receives loving loyalty and a tender reassessment from the pet.

Dot Walt Mason George Matthew Adems

Autos injure man and boy in Boston accidents

An elderly man Henry H. Myles aged 58 and a boy Leo Shea aged 13 were injured in separate auto accidents in Boston. Shea was struck on Tremont street by a sight seeing car driven by Paul Dielanius. a wheel ran over his foot, he was hospitalized. Myles was struck at Massachusetts Avenue and Dundee street by a car owned by John F B Phinney of Lynn and taken to City Hospital with bruises and scratches. Shea lives at 108 Phillips street Roxbury and Myles at 174 Squantum street Atlantic.

Boston Henry H. Myles Massachusetts Avenue Dundee Street Leo Shea Tremont Street Shea Paul Dielanius City Hospital Phillips Street Roxbury Myles Squantum Street Atlantic John FB. Phinney Hamilton Street Lynn

Painter Daniel Flynn Dies After Jamaica Plain Stage Collapse

A stage collapse in Jamaica Plain yesterday caused the death of Daniel Flynn a 38 year old house painter who was working at the scene and was unmarried.

Jamaica Plain Daniel Flynn Flynn

Endowment Fund Raised at University of Vermont

Burlington June 29 pledges totaling 400000 dollars for the university endowment fund were secured, meeting the Rockefeller fund match of 100000 dollars. Governor G H Prouty received the LL D degree at commencement.

Burlington University of Vermont Rockefeller G. H. Prouty

Marriage Of N. Fr. P. Nichols And Anna Grace Burke

The Boston American journalist N. Fr. P. Nichols wed Miss Anna Grace Burke of Roxbury in a ceremony led by Rev. Charles Hoff. A reception followed at the Burke home on Waite Street. Best man Malcolm B. Nichols and bridesmaid Ella Burke attended. They depart for the West and will reside at 30 Underhill Street Winthrop after August 1.

N. Fr. P. Nichols Boston American Anna Grace Burke Roxbury Charles Hoff John Burke Waite Street Malcolm &. Nichols Ella Burke

Two Large Schooners Burned in Richmond Fire

In Richmond Maine this afternoon two four masted schooners named Henry L. Peckham and Young Brothers were destroyed along with two ice houses of the American Ice Company. The ice loss is about 50 000 tons and valued around 60 000 dollars while the schooners losses total about 65 000 dollars.

Richmond American Ice Company Henry L. Peckham and Young Brothers

Ice House Fire Feels Across Kennebec River Area

A Kennebec river fire sparked by a passing locomotive destroyed ice houses at the American Ice Company and set two vessels, the Young Brothers and Henry L Peckhan, ablaze at the wharf. Firemen had no apparatus nearby, and a stiff wind fanned the flames, threatening farm buildings as 100 farmers joined efforts to save nearby homes.

Kennebec Maine Central Railroad American Ice Company Young Brothers Virginia Belfast Maine Boston Henry L. Peckhan Fight Newport R. I

Reunion of 45th Massachusetts Regiment Held at Atlantic House

The 48th reunion of the 45th Massachusetts Regiment in Nantasket gathered 75 members and guests. Officers elected include Moses A. Packard president and Samuel B. Sharpless who proposed holding the regiment's semi centennial on Sept 26, 1912 at Readville. Of 981 men who served, 500 remain living as of this gathering. list of deceased since 1909 provided by company.

Nantasket Massachusetts Regiment Atlantic House Moses A. Packard Brockton Eewin A. Mason Franklin Charles 12. Tribou John DD. Whitcomb Medford Edmund B. Johnson Nahant Albert A. Chittenden Dorchester William &B. Stacey William J. Peart Jeffery T. Stanley John H. Emerson Jerome S. Niles Charles YT. Carret William I’. Leighton George W. Mclaughlin George T. Ladd Edward A. Blanchard John E. Brackett Stephen A. Newcomb Marcellus Nixon James RB. Hudson Joseph K. Melcher Thomas I. Holmes Eewin P. Longley

Offers to Pay More Duties in Major Tariff Settlement

Franklin Mac Veagh arrives in New York for a conference on an epochal customs matter. An importer, a leading tariff payer, offers to settle for undervaluations with authorities given access to books. The offer, reportedly near 100000 dollars, remains undisclosed by officials.

New York Franklin MacVeagh Secretary of the Treasury Loeb Legal Department Federal Building Custom House

Naval academy exam results show limited passes

Washington June 29 reports from the examining board indicate only 104 of 280 candidates passed the mental examination for naval academy admission. Of the 176 failures, seven were from the 19 nominated by the President.

Washington Naval Academy Navy Department

Butler Drowns After Cramps In Newport Beach

John Cole a butler at Easton’s Beach Newport Rhode Island was seized by cramps while swimming early morning and drowned before aid arrived. He was identified as Augustus Jay of Newport.

Newport, R. I Easton’s Beach John Cole Cole Augustus Jay New Yo Wport

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