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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1912

Page

2

Sisters Are Brides in Double Dorchester Wedding

A double wedding at 136 Pleasant Street Dorchester linked Miss Caroline Goggin and Miss Anna Goggin to Parker Murphy and Martin Casey. The Rev James J McCarthy officiated with a reception at the Goggin home. The four, schoolmates from Mather School, planned a Berkshire tour before settling in Dorchester.

Edward Goggin Pleasant Street Dorchester Caroline Anna B. Goggin Parker H. Murphy Martin J. Casey James J. McCarthy Mather School Meeting House Hill Murphy Casey Savin Hill Berkshires

Pendleton Aims for Yankees After Princeton Graduation

Washington reports Talbot Pendleton, Princeton football captain, sprinter, and former Tiger fielder, visiting Sterrett of the New York Yankees. If he signs after June graduation, he may join Sterrett and Wolverton, entering a path likened to Ty Cobb for speed and potential value to the Yankees.

Washington Talbot Pendleton Princeton Tiger Sterrett New York Yankees Redhot Pendleton Yankees Wolverton Ty Cobb

Fire Blocks Stairway At Commerce Street Factory

A blaze transformed the top floor of the four story brick building at 174 176 Commercial street through to 151 Fulton street, home to the Fred Theis Basket Manufacturing Company. Damage estimated at about 5000 dollars.

Commercial Street Fulton Street Fred Theis Basket Manufacturing Company

Fire Rips Through Commercial Street Building Prompting Second Alarm

Acting District Chief Caine arrived as flames shot through the roof. Dense smoke enveloped the firefighters as the cluttered Commercial Street stairway hindered access. Engines 4 6 and 8 advanced to the third floor delivering water through thick smoke, conquering the blaze after ten minutes. The first floor runs to Fulton Street while top floors connected by bridges, aiding containment. Cause undetermined.

Fulton Street

Sea Girt Rifle Tournament Schedule Looms Large This Week

The Sea Girt shooting tournament heads into its final strenuous week with the Dryden trophy event Friday and the New Jersey national team match Thursday. Other featured events include the Sadler trophy Tuesday and the Palma-style Palma match, plus various team and individual matches through Saturday and the all-American team selection on Monday. The contingent will then travel to Ottawa on Sept 14 for the Palma trophy competition.

Sea Girt N. J New Jersey Spencer Silhouette Marine Corps Ottawa Canada

Big Demonstration by 12000 Union Labor Men Today

About 12 000 union labor men march from Copley square at 10 a m along Commonwealth Avenue and Tremont Street to Charles street. The day also features outdoor sports across the state with baseball games boxing tours and regattas. Tonight J Keir Hardie M P will speak at Tremont Temple under socialist clubs.

Copley Square Bolyston Berkeley Dover Washington School Tremont Beacon Streets Charles Street Charles River Mystic Lake Tremont Temple J. Keir Hardie M. P Socialistic Clubs

9000 Homagains Reach New York Today

The flood of homeward travelers from Europe hits New York with large crowds expected from the St. Louis and California today and a record arrival anticipated tomorrow as about 9000 passengers land from several liners.

New York Europe St. Louis California

Gomez Wires To President On Havana Attack

President Gomez sent a cable to President Taft expressing sorrow and indignation over the assault on American charge d affaires Hugh Gibson in Havana. He said Gibson’s assailant was arrested and would be prosecuted quickly and noted anti government papers would face legal action.

Havana Gomez Taft Hugh Gibson Enrique Maza Prt Huntington Wilson Washington Cuba United States

Jennings Hooks Young Tigers In Trade Rumor

Detroit Tigers manager Jennings remarks on Onslow and Deal suggest they are bound for the minors, perhaps Providence. The slide is so slick it is hard to tell which club owns the new men, but both need experience.

Jennings Tigers Detroit Tigers Providence Detroit Onslow Deal

Woman dives to save boy in Susquehanna River

Sudbury Pennsylvania September 1 Mrs Charles G Rockwell of Lewisburg rescued 9 year old Harry Berlew of Northumberland after leaping from a car and diving into 20 foot deep water in the Susquehanna River near here The dramatic rescue saved the boy from drowning and was performed by a local bystander whose quick action prevented a tragedy

Sudbury Penn Susquehanna River Charles. G. Rockwell Lewisburg Harry Berlew Northumberland

Heroine Rescues Boy From River at Blue Hill Wharf

Mrs Rockwell a Philadelphia swimmer and club member heard cries for help as a boy slipped from the Blue Hill wharf and sank. She leaped from her car, dove into the 20 foot deep river, and pulled the boy to safety by the hair after he surfaced a third time.

Blue Hill

Large Passenger Lists On Incoming Liners This Week

Fully 1500 are first class and 2600 second class passengers. Other liners arriving on successive days this week have almost equally heavy passenger lists.

Diverse Programme Arranged for Labor Day Celebration

The schedule outlines a busy Labor Day in Boston with events at Faneuil Hall Weymouth and Saugus. Activities include union parades meetings picnics concerts a horse show field days and talks. Notable items feature the United National Postal Clerks convention and the 47th Massachusetts Volunteers reunion.

United National Postal Clerks Faneuil Hall Charles Boston North Reading National Association of Letter Carriers Weymouth New York Saugus Forty-seventh Regiment Association Massachusetts Volunteers American House Revere House Caledonian Grove St. Angela’s Church Jones Field Myopia Hunt Club Hamilton Locust Street Manchester Athol Worcester Errand Haedte Tremontemple Jamaica Pond Marine Park Boston Common

Dresses Keep Chicks Warm in Chicagoland

Mrs. Forrest Ferrill of Waukegan saved nearly 200 young chickens by sewing gray flannel dresses for hens and trousers for roosters to protect them from cold winds. The gowns allowed hens to scratch freely, echoing crinoline styles of the era.

Chicago Forrest Ferrill Waukegan

O Connor Signs 2 Year Contract As Brown Coach

Edward J. O Connor of Worcester has signed a two year contract to coach the Brown University track team. His success with Brown this past year led to the deal. He previously built the Bates program before moving to Providence and coached Worcester South High where Dick Keith and Harlan Holden developed, setting NE ICAA mile and half mile records.

Edward J. O’connor Worcester Brown University Brown Bates Providence Maine College Worcester South Dick Keith Harlan Holden

Sunday papers blight says Dr Grannis in New York

Dr G W Grannis of New York credited with securing the Sunday closing law in the postoffice argues the effect is to curb Sunday news circulation. He told Tre mont Street Methodist Church that opposition came from newspapers and a postal clerks delegation attended the service. He called Sunday papers the most despicable abominations to American civilization.

G W. Grannis New York Postoffice Tremont Street Methodist Church Dr. Grannis America

Anger At Small Boys Causes His Death in Newark

John Gilroy, enraged by taunting youths, chased them but tripped at a street corner. He struck his head on the curb, suffered a fractured skull, and died several hours later.

Newark N. J John Gilroy

Fashion Odds and Ends Price List Highlight

A dense price catalog lists varied fabrics and accessories including Messaline, Taffetas, Mohair, Satin suits, Silk caps, and lace veils with prices from 0.25 to 18.00, noting color options like white, black, and blue and materials such as French lace and veiling. The fragmentary text presents a shopper’s list of garments and textiles with assorted costs.

Cere Reece Taffeta Evening Co Taffeta Ake Aid Lope de UP Rage ROM Toys Snk

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