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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1909

Page

3

New Training Ship Ranger Sets Sail for Provincetown Tryout

The Massachusetts nautical training ship Ranger departs at 9 a.m. for Provincetown on a tryout voyage before her first abroad trip on June 7. The vessel, previously a gunboat on the Pacific coast, will visit several European ports and return to Boston in October. It carries 19% cadets and a 35-member ship’s crew with Captain W F Low in command.

Ranger Provincetown Massachusetts Ranger Cails Merchant Marine Service United States Pacific Philippines Enterprise Boston Fayal Gravesend Copenhagen Stockholm Petersburg Antwerp English Channel Gibraltar Mediterranean Funchal Bermuda W. F. Low John Danner A. R. Cushing John O'Neill Albert Seekts BE l L. Saunders H. Heil. Damon E. L. Groves

Length of Courtship Decided by Coin Toss

Long Branch Colorado May 24 John Hall rancher and widow Eulalie Handley let a coin decide the courtship length. Heads won and Hall chose that a week would be long enough for their courting period.

Long Branch Col John Hall Eulalie Handley Hall

Economy Club Cambridge Banquet Names 1915 Speakers

Bernard J. Rothwell and J Randolph Coolidge Jr led the Economy Club of Cambridge annual banquet at Youngs Hotel with Boston 1915 as the topic. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Albert R Belvins Secretary Charles L Hanson Treasurer Edward C Emerson and Librarian T N Raymond.

Bernard J. Rothwell J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr Economy Club of Cambridge Young's Hotel Boston Albert R. Belvins Charles Ll. Hanson Edward C. Emerson T. N. Raymond

Taft Wins From Sherman At Golf

President Taft and General Clarence R. Edwards won a foursome by two up from Vice President Sherman and Senator Bourne of Oregon at Chevy Chase links. It was an ideal day for golf with few onlookers. Taft posted the best individual score.

Washington Taft Clarence R. Edward Sherman Bourne Oregon Chevy Chase Links

Aguinaldo Heads to Baguio as Forbes Guest

Emilio Aguinaldo, commander in chief of the native forces during the insurrection, departed Manila for Baguio to spend a week as guest of Vice-Governor W Cameron Forbes at Forbes country place.

Manila Emilio Aguinaldo Baguio W. Cameron Forbes

Rich Pittsburg Dancers Put Off Mountain Outing

Daughters of Pittsburg’s wealthy circle fret over rehearsals for a charity performance of Pinafore. They planned a mountain outing to rest but ballet masters and parents vetoed it over injury concerns. The group represents about 250 million in capital tied to the ballet, a remnant of last year’s pirates chorus.

Pittsburg

Mayor Hibbard Wins Veto Battle Over City Funds

Mayor Hibbard secured board support to sustain his vetoes on the 80 000 for a Charlestown courthouse and police station and 65 000 for a South Boston courthouse as Aldermen split five to five and four to five. The vetoes on three playground items and a fire station faced overrides, while several playground projects and bridge and park transfers passed over the mayor. The mayor announced appointments to city posts and confirmations for hospital trustees and public overseers.

Hibbard Hale and Attridge Board of Aldermen Charlestown Boston Timilty Curley Anderson Carr, Cotton Donnelly Faneuil-Oak Square Brighton Carr, Cotton and Limilty Giblin Hale Common Council Park Department Mystic Playground North Brighton Ashmont Playground Billings Field Castle Island Franklin Field Ward North End Pier Independence Square Seae Albany Street Bridge Ashmont Bridge Sesee Berkeley Street Bridge Chelsea Bridge North Granite Avenue Bridge James P. Cleary Tremont Street John W. O’mealey Boylston Street Chattel Loan Company William G. Shillaber Beacon Street Boston City Hospital Matthew J. Mullen East Broadway

Aerial Navigation as It Is Today The Zeppelin Airship

A detailed look at the Zeppelin airship as the era's premier dirigible. It notes a second Zeppelin soon ready, a third underway, and records of speed, altitude, and endurance including a 6000 foot peak, 230 miles distance, and 11 hour gale flight.

England Germany

Quintuplets Born in Syracuse Two Die After Milk Shortage

May 24 report from Syracuse details John Hale learning four boys and one girl were born. Despite initial health, three of the quintuplets died due to insufficient natural nourishment and reliance on cow's milk. Two survivors are said to be doing fine. Surgeon General library notes only 19 similar cases.

Syracuse John Hale Collamer Surgeon- General's Library Washington

Mammoth Ice Mountains Block Cymric's Voyage

The Cymric, arriving from Liverpool, reports massive icebergs off the Grand Banks. Captain Machias sighted three unusually large floes last Friday at noon, drifting in the path of outbound steamers and marking dangerous ice conditions for ocean traffic.

Liverpool Grand Banks Machias

Gun Fight In Street Foiled Storehouse Theft Gloucester

May 24 an exchange of shots between Night Officer Aithens Cressey and two men foiled in their attempt to break into Hugh Parkhurst & Co storehouse on Sears wharf drew a crowd. One assailant drew a revolver. Cressey fired twice while the other man fired once. The suspects fled over a fence to a coal wharf and escaped along Rogers street in darkness.

Gloucester Aithens Cressey Sears’ Wharf Duncan Street Hugh Parkhurst & Co Cressey Rogers Street

Rogers Estate Rumors Stir Town of Fairhaven

Reports say before his death Mr. Rogers divided 16 million in stocks and bonds among family. Verification uncertain. If true New York transfer taxes could fall short. Town may receive funds for a high school while Millicent Library and water works remain self supporting.

Fairhaven Rogers Millicent

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Tell Aguinaldo Forbes Zeppelin B.V.D Treads Mart Point of Ae Ater the B.V.D. Company New York HALES Gale & Kent Court Street James A. Houston Co James A. Houston Company P. H. Magrane, Pres P. B. Magrane, Treas Panama Paris Mammoth Ice Mountains G. O. Blake Adams, Taylor&Co State St Sandton May's All Air Health Hay Philo Hay Spec. Co Newark N. Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores Bostom Houghton & Dutton Union Pacific Willard Massey Washington St Mans J. B. Defriest G. EL Broadway N, Y Ware Samuel Ward Company Franklin Clover Blossom Whiskey
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