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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1905

Page

10

Houghton & Dutton Celebrate 88th Birthday in Boston Sale

The historic Boston firm marks 88 years with a week of bargain sales and a grand expansion. The store has grown from a single floor to nine levels, with more space, new elevators, and a vast stock across many departments. The promotion invites the public to enjoy the celebrations and special cash-based bargains.

Boston Houghton and Dutton Houghton & Dutton Pavilion Hotel Tremont Street New England Houghton & Dutton’s

Jamaica Autoists Paradise Tour in Jamaica by Boston Show Manager

Chester I. Campbell manager of the 1906 Boston Automobile Show returns from a Jamaica tour with Ivan Taylor and Dr. George Bridgman United States consul. Campbell praises Jamaica for motor touring, smooth volcanic roads, and convicts laboring to build a fine road system and plans another visit to attract more motorists. Kenneth Skinner of the Boston Dealers Association will ship six cars to Jamaica for winter use by tourists.

Chester I. Campbell Boston Jamaica Ivan Taylor George Bridgman United States Mr. Campbell Istand Kenneth Skinner Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association

No More Racing for Webb Says Mrs Jay

Mrs. Webb Jay declares she will never consent to her husband Webb Jay entering another automobile race. The couple, returning from Buffalo with two physicians, says he is nervous but improving after injuries at Kenilworth on August 17.

Cleveland, O Webb Jay Buffalo Jay Kenileworth

Market Review and Outlook Highlights Copper and Smelting Power

Weekly market overview notes improved tone as money strain eases. Pools in Reading Smelters and Locomotive push the market, with strong influence from powerful financial interests. Rumors of National Lead and United Lead consolidations surface, while rail and farm indicators show record activity and rising profits. Local focus on Bingham properties and copper shares.

Reading National Lead Company United Lead Company Bingham Properties American Utah Copper Company Boston Consolidated Bingham Consolidated

Amateur sport not rotten despite recent revelations

The piece defends amateur sport against broad condemnation after recent graft disclosures. It argues most athletes and promoters remain honest, while criticizing excessive expense as the core problem and urging stricter disqualification and safeguards rather than sweeping distrust. It notes changes at colleges and mentions figures like Yale, Harvard, and English refereeing as context.

Intercollegiate Athletic Association James E. Sullivan

Nervura remedy praised in testimonials and career sketches

A promotional notice extols Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy with endorsements from J J Robbins of Mooers New York and references to its claimed health benefits. It also highlights career progressions of P F Ryan Chicago grocery ventures and O Connor New York grocery leadership, arguing for executive ability over profession familiarity.

Dr. Greene Greene Temple Place Boston Mass P. F. Ryan A. M. Rothschild Company Chicago New York City

Canadian Beginnings of a Boston Grocer Leader

Born on a Canadian farm William C. O Connor rose to prominence in the American grocery trade. He started in tea and coffee at 19 in Ontario then moved to Chicago to lead departments and eventually managed a large store. His rise continued as he built the grocery business for major firms.

Canada Boston William C. O’connor United States Mr. O’connor Big Henry Siegel Company Washington Street Mr. O'Connor Oustie Ontario Guelph O'Connor Chicago Leader Department West End L. Klein

Brooks Favored for Cleveland School Superintendent

Indications point to Stratton D. Brooks of Boston being chosen as superintendent of Cleveland schools. A strong contest has occurred, but current canvass shows a majority in favor, with a final decision expected at the next School Board meeting.

Cleveland, D School Board of Cleveland Stratton D. Brooks Boston Brooks

Missing Girls Found in Taunton

Two girls missing from Monk's laundry in Cambridge for 10 days were found by police in Taunton on Saturday. Eliza beth M. Doherty of 208 Green Street Cambridge and Mamie Leahy of Medford Street Somerville were hungry and footsore after walking a long distance. Mrs. Doherty and her daughter planned to bring them home.

Monk's Laundry Cambridge Elizabeth M. Doherty 208 Green Street Mamie Leahy Medford Street Somerville Taunton

Convicted Murderer Pleads Miss Roosevelt for Pardon

Ira N. Terrill, a life prisoner in Noble county jail for the murder of homesteader Jack Embree, writes to Miss Alice Roosevelt asking her to intercede with President Roosevelt to grant a pardon. He insists on his innocence.

Guthrie O. T Ira N. Terrill Noble County Jack Embree Alice Roosevelt

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