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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1908

Page

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Local mentions of names and residences in a social note

A list includes Miss Alice Tairo and Miss Eleanor Tairo of Washington DC, Miss Evelyn Kellogg of Baltimore MD, Miss Lutie Kellogg of Baltimore, Mrs Lucy S Crawley of Philadelphia, Miss Elizabeth G Evans of Mt Holyoke Seminary South Hadley MA, Jason H Hutchins of Bangor ME, Captain Haskell of Deer Isle, Prof Edward Crawley of Philadelphia, Henry B Evans of South Hadley MA. It notes husband of Mrs Crawley among the names.

Lucy S. Crawley Philadelphia Penn Elizabeth G. Evans Mt. Holyoke Seminary South Hadley Mass Jason H. Hutchins Bangor Haskell Deer Isle Edward Crawley Crawley Henry B. Evans

Tragic Yacht Capsize Kills Seven At Deer Isle Maine

A sailing party of ten people including the yacht skipper set out for a farewell cruise near Deer Isle Maine. The vessel capsized and seven of the party drowned leaving three survivors.

Deer Isle Maine

Yacht leaves harbor as breeze lifts sunlit day

A yacht swings from her moorings on a calm sea as passengers wave handkerchiefs and enjoy a cheerful sail with a cloudless sky and light breeze. The article continues on Page 9 First Column.

Massive Spanish War Veterans Parade Forming Today

A large parade of veterans expected this afternoon with about 6000 men in line. Forming at 2:30 p m at Commonwealth Avenue and Arlington Street, the route travels through Arlington Beacon Charles Boylston Tremont Winter Summer High Congress State Washington School Beacon Arlington before dismissal. Lieutenant Governor Draper and staff may review the line at the State House.

Commonwealth Avenue Arlington Street Beaecon Beacon Street Charles Charles Street Boylston Boylston Street Tremont Tremont Street Winter Street Summer Street High High Street Congress Congress Street State State Street Washington Washington Street School School Street Beacon Draper State House

Vermont Vote Delayed As Democratic Ballots Counted

Officials report a postponed vote in Vermont as ballot counts run behind schedule. Election workers and observers monitor the process to ensure accurate tallies and prevent disruption to the tallying of Democratic ballots.

Democrats Gain Big in Legislature and State Ticket

Democrats win a large share of legislative seats and claim major statewide offices. The slate includes Governor George N. Prouty of Newport and Lt. Governor John A. Mead of Burland, with other state officials Guy W. Bailey Edward H. Deavitt Horace F. Graham and John G. Sargent winning their posts.

Edward HH. Deavitt Montpelier Horace F. Graham Craftsbury John G. Sargent Ludlow

Republicans Defeat Democrats in Vermont State Election

White River Junction Vermont September 1 Republicans beat Democrats by over 28000 votes. Lt Governor George H Prouty led the ticket with 41432 votes against James E Burke who had 14536 votes. Twenty three small towns未 reported yet. 1904 rural towns previously gave Republican lead of 1789.

White River Junction George H. Prouty James E. Burke Burlington

Vote tallies show party splits and large Prouty lead

The tabulation lists governor candidates, with Quimby 8 votes and Backus 1009 for Independence League. Legislative balance favors Republicans in both chambers, while Lieutenant Governor Prouty claims a 30,000 vote victory endorsing Governor Proctor’s policy.

Quimby Backus Independence League E. M. Campbell Prohibition J. H. Dunbar Senate House Prouty Burke Proctor

Otto Coke Promoted for Domestic Use Across All Burners

The new Otto Coke offers a harder firmer burn with less smoke and ashes no clinker and quicker morning fire. It costs about two dollars per ton less than hard coal and pairs well with coal for spring and fall use available by the bag or by the half ton and over at dealers. If a local dealer lacks Otto Coke customers can notify the company directly.

Curleys In Fist Battle At State Contests Filing

A bitter clash broke out between Alderman James Curley and ex-Senator Thomas Curley as papers were filed in the State contests at the Democratic city committee office on Washington street. The scuffle left James with a torn shirt and Thomas with a cut lip after a tense push to enter. The door was weakened by removing its glass as the rival factions jockeyed positions near the entry. James backed by Thomas McMahon faced Thomas Curley backed by Councilman Joyce with weight and威ht differences cited.

James Curley Thomas Curley Ward 17 Democratic City Committee Advertiser Washington Street Alderman Curley Thomas Thomas McMahon Joyce McMahon

Four Sailors Die In Harbor Ship Puritan Fire Tragedy

Four dead and eight rescued after a blaze aboard the Puritan at anchor near Spectacle Island. The victims were Erik Olsen Peter Becks George Sundblat Karl Messio all seamen from 23 Charter Street and 18 Webster Avenue. Bravery of crew saved the ship and prevented mutiny as others battled flames and gas.

Erik E. Olsen Charter Street Peterson Becks George Sundblat Karl Messio Webster Avenue Spectacle Island Boston

Puritan Sets Sail for Vancouver Voyage After Tugging Escape

The four masted steel ship Puritan, over 800 feet long, waited at anchor off Everett before a four months cruise to Vancouver. Laden with 14 000 barrels of tar pitch and creosote oil, she departed Barrett Manufacturing docks Monday afternoon under tow. Captain Frank W. Chapman was ashore arranging last details prior to sailing.

Vancouver B. C Barrett Manufacturing Company Everett Frank W. Chapman

Bill Bailey's Notes of Yesterday's Sports

On their Boston visit the New York Giants beat the Doves twice by 4 1 and 8 0. Pittsburg topped Cincinnati, keeping New York within reach in the National League race. Chicago lost 10 innings to St Louis, and the Red Sox were blanked by the Senators 6 0. Cleveland beat Detroit 1 0 for a third straight win. Pittsburgh moved to second place, Cubs fell to third.

Boston New York Giants Tuckey New Washington Red Sox Senators Smith Cleveland Detroit

Balloon crew in Niagara Falls descent ends with injuries

On Lake Ontario near Niagara Falls the Ville Di eppe balloon crew faced a failed rip cord during a descent, risking death in the Whirlpool Rapids. Captain A F Mueller, severely shaken and possibly internally injured, was hospitalized. Passengers Perry Gregory 16 and Gerald Gregory 18, sons of C F Gregory, were with him.

Niagara Falls C. F. Gregory American Federation of Aerial Clubs

The Ville Dieppe Leaves Columbus for Voyage

The Ville Dieppe departed Columbus at 8 30 p m for a journey continuing through unknown destinations as reports describe.

Ville Dieppe Columbus, O

Weather Forecast for Boston and New England

Fair Wednesday with local showers in New England and cooler interior by Thursday. In Eastern New York showers and cooler Wednesday, then fair Thursday with fresh west to northwest winds. Forecast issued from Washington on September 1.

Boston Washington New England New York

Temperature Readings At Thompson Spa

The notes show yesterday’s average temperature at Thompson's Spa 219 Washington Street as 69.17 to 24, with multiple scattered readings around 58 63 and 62 degrees. A line indicates one temperature from a year ago yesterday for comparison.

Thompson’s Spa Washington Street CIA Mises

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Ial Fate Alice Tairo Washington, D. C Eleanor Tairo Evelyn Kellogg Baltimore Lutie Kellogg Baton Herbert A. Hatfield Vermont Bell George N. Prouty Newport John A. Mead Butland Guy W. Bailey Essex United States Otto Hoffman The New England Gas & Coke Company Oxford Shawmut Bank Thomas Victor James Home Savings Bank Tremont St En Arnolds Balsam Bill Bailey Doe Colinmu Boston & Worcester Trolley Park Sq Natick, Ede
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