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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1905

Page

7

Open-Air Horse Show At Country Club And May Weddings

Forthcoming open-air horse show at the Country Club runs three days with morning and afternoon sessions. Box holders include Reginald Vanderbilt Philip Stockton Oliver Ames George Mandell and several others. May weddings include Miss Helen M. Clark and William Atkinson Nye. Frederick Allen of London sails to Liverpool after visiting Boston friends. Dedham society hosts concerts and social events as May blooms. Mr. Ticknor’s death saddens Boston cultural circles.

Country Club Reginald Vanderbilt Philip Stockton Oliver Ames George Mandell Reginald Robbins Andrew G. Weeks Bryce J. Allan E. 8. Sprague Eugene H. Clapp Gordon Abbott George F. Wadsworth Everett B. Webster Mary Shreve Ames W. M. Currier Lucy Fay Boston Frederick Allen London New York Caronia Liverpool Allen America C. H. Washburn Eugene Shippen Pinckney Holbrook Virginia Holbrook Dedham Harvard Freshman Musical Club Samuel D. Warren Homer B. Richardson Frederic J. Stimson Mar Preston Mabel McAfee St. Thomas’ Church Howard M. Ticknor Franklin Country the Elms Ticknor San Francisco

Dangers of Canoeing Warned by Smith College President

Northampton May 15 President Seelye denounced canoeing as dangerous in chapel urging girls not to use canoes even if they can swim. He cited the Cornell drowning and local canoeing upsets to emphasize risk for girls who cannot swim.

Northampton Smith College Seelye Chapel Cornell

Milford Men Injured as Guy Wire Breaks at Quarry

Peter Johnson and Luige Perdorelli, workers at the Pink granite quarries, were seriously injured today when a guy wire attached to a hoisting derrick broke. The incident occurred on May 15. Authorities began an investigation into the equipment failure and safety practices at the site. The two men were transported for medical treatment.

Milford Peter Johnson Luige Perdorelli Pink Granite Quarries

Insurance Co Cannot Operate in State

The Co operative Health and Accident Insurance Company was denied a certificate to do business after Commissioner Cutting. An investigation by State police officer Rhoades found some applicants listed as paying first benefit assessments say they never paid. Secretary Thomas J. Olmstead said the company collected from 700 to 800 people and pledged to seek reconsideration.

Co-operative Health and Accident Insurance Company Cutting Rhoades State Police Thomas J. Olmstead Concord Square Post

Stealthy Steve Aboard the Submarine Loon in Deep Sea Crisis

The detective Stealthy Steve rests aboard the submarine Loon near New York Harbor and sails toward Sandy Hook. A sudden crash throws him from bed, fracturing ribs as the craft shivers in a violent upheaval, leaving him to puzzle the cause amid a turbulent sea.

Steve New York Harbor Sandy Hook

Milton Town Mystery Triumphs Over Quick Toil

In Milton Constable Seth Perkins leads a village mob to search for clues after finding a coat and trousers believed to prove a murder. The garb belongs to Tom Holton, but a boy emerges from a tree claiming the clothes. the crowd discovers the mystery is a mistaken tale and returns home with the boy, amid townwide relief and lingering jokes about the word murder.

Milton Seth Perkins Waveton Constable Perkins Jake Tom Holton Tom Holton Seth Perkins

Dred Champagne Talks on Love and Sentiment

A reader asks about loving a woman engaged to a long-time companion abroad. The columnist replies she should not accept love while still bound to another, urging the woman to free herself before pursuing romance.

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