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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1907

Page

4

Sunday Post readers plan to invade Wonderland at Revere Beach

The Sunday Post to print free tickets next Sunday invites thousands of readers to Wonderland at Revere Beach next week. Wonderland opens at 10 AM with 1500 staff in new uniforms and new shows including Airship Beachey and high wire act, plus Florida Jungle exhibit with alligators and sea cow.

Sunday Post Revere Beachey’s Wonderland Marvels Revere Beach New England Beachey Post Smith Professor Hardy Florida D. S. McDonald Joe Miami Smithsonian Institution Boston William Salisbury

Remedy Promises Quick Seasickness Cure For Travelers

An advertisement touts Mothersill’s Seasick Remedy as a fast cure for seasickness and motion sickness. It claims no narcotics, promises stomach strengthening, and cites letters from users including J. J. Tonkin of New York. Available in 50 cent and one dollar boxes from Detroit and Montreal distributors and various city stores.

Mothersill St. John’s J. J. Tonkin Broadway New York City Mothersill Remedy Co Cleland Detroit Summer Street Theodore Metcalf Company Tremont Street Boylston Street Copley Square Lewis & Co Washington Street Portland Street

Maine Mills Post Third 5 Percent Rise This Year

Lewiston Maine May 29 All the cotton mills in Androscoggin county including the Androscoggin Avon Bates Continental Hill Lewiston Barker Auburn and Farwell Lisbon posted notices announcing a 5 percent wage increase effective Monday The plants employ about 7000 workers and this is the third raise since August 1 last Similar increases are planned by nearly all Maine cotton mills affecting about 20000 operatives.

Lewiston Androscoggin County

14 Year Old Boy Steals and Hijacks trolley car

In New Haven Connecticut a 14 year old, Johnny Deignan of 11 Saltonsall avenue, started a trolley car down Grand avenue before being chased by street railroad workers. He jumped off when close to capture and was later arrested by police.

New Haven Conn Johnny Deignan Saltonstall Avenue Grand Avenue

Woman claims back room saloons supplied her liquor

Mrs. Eva Parsons of West Hartford was arraigned in Hartford police court on drunkenness charges after she testified she obtained liquor in back rooms of several saloons where women drank freely despite laws barring such conduct.

Hartford Eva Parsons West Hartford

Notables Sail On Republic From Hoosac Docks

The White Star liner Republic under Captain James McAuley departs Hoosac docks at 12:30 today on its first outward trip of the season to Queenstown and Liverpool with 688 passengers and cargo. Notables include Tim othee Adamowskii and Mrs Adamowski, William C. Bell and Mrs Bell, Missionaries to West Central Africa, George A. Moore, Charles H. Winslow, Marine Louise Favre, Dr Helen I. Woodworth, Rev James Lee, Rabbi Charles Fleischer, Baroness A M Von Bloomberg and others aboard for European study travels.

Queenstown Liverpool White Star Republic James McAuley Hoosac Timothee Adamowskii Symphony Orchestra Adamowski William C. Bell West Central Africa George A

C E Osgood Addresses National Table Manufacturers Meeting

C E Osgood of the C E Osgood Company a Massachusetts furniture dealer spoke at the National Association of Table Manufacturers meeting in New York. He represented the retailers and urged harmony with manufacturers and wholesalers to curb intrusions into retail sales. His remarks were well received and may lead to a beneficial agreement for all parties.

C. E. Osgood C. E. Osgood Company National Association of Table Manufacturers New York Osgood Home Furnishers’ Association of Massachusetts National Association of Retail Furniture Men Home Furnishers’ Association National Association Mr. Osgood

Meikle Boy 10 Resume School in Lynn

Edgar Weston Meikle, the Lynn boy acquitted of murdering his father, will return to Lewis School next Monday. He resumes in the ninth grade and is expected to graduate with his class after keeping up with studies during detention.

Lynn Edgar Weston Meikle Lewis School

Thief Steals Wardrobe During River Baptism in Ohio

In Cairo on May 29, during a baptism on the Ohio River, a woman thief broke into a barber shop nearby and stole the entire wardrobe of many baptism candidates. The loss was found only after services ended, leaving those present cold until friends provided extra wraps hours later.

Cairo Ohio River

Yacht Club In Newburyport Destroyed By Fire

Fire at the American Yacht Club summer headquarters in Newburyport caused about 10000 dollars in damage. Members lost sails awnings lamps and boat fittings from their lockers. Wind kept flames from nearby lumber and the club, which has insurance, will rebuild.

Newburyport The American Yacht Club

Dorchester Man Hurt After Fall From Team

F A David of 29 Talbot Avenue Dorchester was thrown from his team at the corner of Talbot Street and Blue Hill Avenue early last evening. He sustained a slight scalp wound and was removed to City Hospital.

F. A. David Talbot Avenue Dorchester Talbot Street Blue Hill Avenue City Hospital

Iron and Razor Masters Clash in Worcester Store

May Kee and Jacob H Vakil fought in a Worcester shop at 112 Green Street after a dispute over a racial remark. Moy lunged with a flatiron through a glass partition, striking Vakil as police and a surgeon removed glass and Moy was taken to hospital.

Worcester Green Street Jacob H. Vakil Moy Jacob

Celtic Club Delegates Decorate Graves Today

Delegations from the Celtic Club of South Boston will decorate the graves of Fanny Parnell John Boyle O Reilly Captain Kelly and Corporal Chambers today in a commemorative ceremony.

Celtic Club of South Boston Fanny Parnell John Boyle O'Reilly Captain Kelly Corporal Chambers

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