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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1907

Page

1

Submarine Marvel Prepares for Final and Deep Sea Test

The Octopus returns to Quincy after a record 17 hours 5 minutes voyage from Narragansett Bay with three new brooms on deck. Tomorrow it targets a 200 foot dive off Boston light as part of a supreme endurance trial, weather permitting. If favorable, Naval Board members at Newport will be invited to witness.

Narragansett Bay Lake Quincy Cape Cod Newport Torpedo Station Electric Boat Company Fore River Newport Boston

Mrs McKinley Unconscious After Stroke in Canton

Mrs. McKinley widow of the late President McKinley fell unconscious from a stroke. Dr. Portman and Dr. Eyrman report she remains comatose with little hope of recovery. Surgeon General Rixey expected to arrive at 6:28 tomorrow by special train.

Canton McKinley Portman J. F. Eyrman Massillon State Hospital

Mrs. McKinler Stricken in Stroke After Illnesses

Mrs. McKinler had been driving daily until Tuesday and suffered grippe then bronchitis. She then had a slight apoplexy that paralyzed her left arm and progressed to coma and unconsciousness. The attending physician warned the end could come at any time due to her frail condition. After consultation late this afternoon

Partly cloudy forecast for Boston and New England

Partly cloudy Friday and Saturday with possible showers in the extreme south portion. Washington reports forecast for New England indicating no rain chances overall and mild conditions through the weekend.

Boston Vicinity Washington

Missing Jewel Casket Found After Track Team Mixup

Jewelry worth an estimated £ amount was reported missing from Charles Bigelow of New Haven, then found in a Harvard track team's suitcase. Inspectors traced the bag between New Haven and Cambridge, only to learn the jewels had arrived back in New Haven within the same day.

Charles £. Bigelow New Haven Harvard Cambridge Henry Donnelly Rowe Express Donnelly Captain Hurley

Suits and Patterns Ad from Gray Mixtures

Retail ad for $20 suits and gray mixtures at Gray Co on Washington and Sara streets with storefront window on Hanover Street. sale mentions ten patterns available for Saturday.

Gray. Co Washington and Sara Streets Hanover Street

Submarine Octopus dives off lightship under tight seal

Newport reporters witness the Octopus in diving trim as cranes lower the craft 200 feet below the surface. Captain P J Glenn and Mate H Momm navigate from the conning tower while Captain Thomas Miller commands the escort Starling. A Post man files under pledge not to reveal secrets. Weather improves from rain to clear as the Starling leads a Newport voyage toward Pollock Rip lightship.

Post Newport Narragansett Bay Vineyard- Haven Nantucket Shoals Cape Quincy Pollock Rip P. J. Glenn H. Momm Thomas Miller

Father John's Medicine Promises Cure and Strength

An advertisement claims Father John's Medicine cures throat and lungs without alcohol or poisons. It says the remedy builds up the body, drives impurities from the system, and strengthens each organ to perform properly. It asserts the product as the best remedy for overall health and not a patent medicine.

Father John

Hyde Ad Promotes Guaranteed Outing Suit Sale

W. W. Hyde urges action with a push mentality for a Saturday only sale offering guaranteed $10 outing suits at $4.92. The ad highlights Gray Co. in Washington land on Hanover streets and directs readers to the third window on the Washington street side.

W. W. Hyde FEF. Gray Co Washington Land Hanover Streets Washington Street

Three versions of Charles Meikle death at murder trial

State's case opens with three differing accounts of Charles Meikle's death presented during Edgar Meikle's trial for his father's murder. Witnesses vary on whether Charles shot himself in view, or Edgar found him dead after a kitchen encounter, with family member Roland Meikle offering another perspective. The defense resumes today and arguments extend into Saturday as the court aims to finish.

Edgar Weston Meikle Charles Edgar Meikle Sophia Gaudreau Mildred Gaudreauu Roland Weiktle Art

Salem Trial: Meikle Lacks Understanding of Relationship

On the third day of Edear Weston Meikle's murder trial in Salem a spiritual adviser notes the defendant scarcely grasps his relation to the case. Rev Bedinger of Salem says Meikle shows little awareness of his position as the proceedings continue before curious crowds and a prison carriage appearance.

Salem Edear Weston Meikle Bedinger

Stranger Look in His Eyes Puzzles Clergyman at Salem Jail

The clergyman who visits daily from near the cell describes the inmate as a strange boy. He notes the boy seems normal in many ways yet the unsettling look in his eyes puzzles him greatly.

Salem

City Seizes Water Plant In Salem

Salem Massachusetts May 23 Mayor Carlisle seized the water works plant owned by the Comstock Company of Boston. The firm cut water after city council denied a new franchise citing high charges. The mayor lit fires under the boilers and restarted operations saving the city from thirst and fire risk.

Salem Carlisle Comstock Company of Boston A. M. Plummer

Camden Steamer Camden Reaches 19 Knots Speed

The turbine steamer Camden built at Bath Iron Works for Eastern Steamship Co. reached 19.2 knots, 2.2 knots above contract. It will be delivered next week and placed in commission on the Boston Bangor line June 21.

Bath Camden Bath Tron Works Eastern Steamship Company Maine Boston- Bangor

Minards Liniment Endorsed by Star Athlete Conroy

Expert testimony from Prof. Conroy, a famed athlete and swimmer, claims athletes never feel muscular strain during exercise when using Minard's Liniment. He endorses the product as a daily aid for performance and recovery.

Conroy Minard

St. Gray Co. Offers Blue Serge Suits on Display

Catalog advertises $18 blue serge suits with silk lining taped seams and hair cloth fronts. Store located at Washington and Hanover Streets with display windows on Washington Street inviting view.

St. Gray Co Washington and Hanover Streets Washington St

Hub Man Slain in Pensacola Florida

Patrick Doran a South Boston fisherman and former Bay State hospital ship seaman aged 87 was murdered in Pensacola Florida yesterday. A telegram to his sister Mrs Annie Clery stated he was shot on Pensacola streets by unknown assailants and may have had trouble with a local gang. Doran left home in 1903 and recently worked as a bartender in Pensacola.

Patrick Doran I Street Boston Pensacola Fla Annie Clery Doran Peninsular District Bay State Ile Galveston

Guilty of Lowndes Murder Shocks Brooklyn

John Bell, a Brooklyn trolley car conductor, was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the assassination of Dr. Charles W. Townsend of Staten Island. He is to be electrocuted on the first Monday in January next. The trial drew on his late wife's death anniversary and featured his impassioned plea to the jury.

New York John Bell Brooklyn Bell Charles W. Townsend Staten Island Harry Kk Charles Wilmot Townsend Dr. Townsend

Taunton Cotton Spinners to Receive Wage Increase

Taunton May 238 The spinners at Newmarket Mills and Cohannet Mills Nos 1 and 2 owned by the New England Cotton Yarn Company have been notified of a wage raise to take effect Monday. The increase is about 10 percent affecting 590 workers. The Corr Print Cloth Mills of East Taunton will also raise wages about 10 percent on Monday, affecting 400 operatives.

Taunton Newmarket Mills Cohannet Mills New England Cotton Yarn Company Corr Print Fast Taunton

Straw Hats Saturday sale at Washington and Hanover

The notice advertises a sale event on Saturday located at Gray Co. on Washington and Hanover streets with details visible in the sixth window on the Washington Street side.

East Boston Boy Run Over After Freight Train Fall

Edward Burke a 15 year old of 67 Maverick Square East Boston was fatally injured when he fell from a moving freight train between Sumner and Maverick streets. His left arm was severed and his right hand crushed. He was taken to the Relief Hospital with slim chances of recovery.

Edward Burke Maverick Square Boston la St. Grcilig Sumner Maverick Streets Relief Hospital

Discount Suit Sale Notice

Where you can buy your boy a three dollar suit for one ninety. Come Saturday. TF. Gray Co. Washington and Wanover streets. See fourth window on Washington street side.

TF. Gray Co Washington and Wanover Streets Washington Street

Kuroki’s Boston Tour Schedule as He Tours City Landmarks

General Kuroki and entourage visit Harvard and battlefields and ride through Brookline Country Club. They dine at the Sam Sea with Japanese citizens and attend an Empire Day banquet at the Exchange Club. A harbor tour and museum visits are noted.

Touraine Art Museum and Public Library Sam- Sea Boston Exchange Club

General Kuroki Honored by Boston Welcome Tour

After a taxing day, General Kuroki received an extraordinary greeting in Boston with a municipal banquet, receptions at the State House, Harvard visits, a drive to Lexington Green, and a grand military reception at the Algonquin Club.

Kuroki Touraine Massachusetts Boston Jamestown Washington New York State House Harvard Medical School Washington Elm Marian Longfellow Harvard University Harvard Union Lexington Green Algonquin Club Commonwealth Avenue

The Mayors Breakfast with Kuroki and O Connell

General Kuroki and Archbishop O Connell attended the mayoral breakfast as the day’s first program after a short night. The article notes Kuroki rested well after a 9:30 p.m. departure and planned a light morning meal before events continued on page 8.

Kuroki

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