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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1912

Page

7

Ferry Ashburnham Runs Down Disabled Boat Near East Boston

The Ashburnham ferry from Boston to Revere Beach and Lynn struck a disabled power boat near East Boston at 11 20 pm. William Green of Charlestown was crushed under the ferry counter but rescued and taken home. Green had previously saved a man from drowning nearby. The ferry crew denied an accident, while police pursued the swamped motor boat.

Ashburnham Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Boston William Green Decatur Street Charlestown Clinton Woods Green

Green Declares Craft Sighted Under Marine Regulations

Green states his craft was sighted in accordance with marine regulations while aboard the tender of the power.

Green

Danvers Fire Damages Three-Story Tapleyville Building

Fire in Danvers Tapleyville caused about 15000 dollars in damage to a three story wooden structure housing R. L. Cleveland & Co. grocery and H. G. Putnam general store. Cause not known. building owned by David S. Brown.

Danvers Tapleyville R. L. Cleveland & Co H. G. Putnam David S. Brown

Cascarets Promise Fast Headache Relief From Tired Liver

An advertorial claims Cascarets cure headaches by stimulating the liver and clearing bile poisons from the bowels. It states the remedy acts quickly, with a 10 cent box keeping the head clear and stomach sweet, suitable for women and children who enjoy the taste and lack of griping.

Connor Associates Fourth Annual Outing Draws 500 Plus

John T. Connor led a private parade of 12 trucks and 500 plus associates from 245 South Street to Thompson's Grove near Silver Lake Wilmington for the fourth annual outing of the Connor Associates. The event included athletic contests and celebrations for employees from 107 stores of the grocery system.

John T. Connor South Street Silver Lake Wilmington

Boston Company Parade Opens Town Wide Celebrations

A long motor parade led by John T. Connor and company executives toured through Charles town Somerville Medford Winchester and Woburn to Wilmington. A noon lake lunch followed by dancing and athletic events for boys and a lively crowd as Miss Mulvey set a new pace in the ball throw. Various races and contests marked the John T. Connor League activities with trophies and prizes awarded.

John T. Connor Boston Charlestown Somerville Medford Winchester Woburn Wilmington Silver Stewart Dixie Miss Mulvey Mr. Silver

MIT Tech Director Despradelle Dies at 50

Constant Desire Despradelle, MIT architecture director and noted reformer, died at his home in Brookline after a long illness. Born May 20, 1862 in Chaumont France he studied at Beaux Arts Paris and the Atelier Pascal. He served 19 years as Rotch professor and planned UC buildings and grounds.

Constant Desire Despradelle Massachusetts Institute of Technology America Commonwealth Avenue Leonora Chamberlain Simmons J. Channing Williams Professor Despradelle Cha

Bourne Rebutts Roosevelt On Standard Oil Settlement Tale

U S Senator Bourne of Oregon says Roosevelt wrongly cites him over Standard Oil talks. He recounts efforts in 1908 to settle disputes to avert a 1907 panic and to push a federal incorporation law. Bourne says Archbold favored compromise and a stringent federal incorporation measure.

Washington United States Jonathan Bourne Oregon Roosevelt Sibley Pennsylvania White House Standard Oil Bourne Standard Oil Company New York Archbold Belf

Danderine Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Growth

An advertisement lauds Knowlton's Danderine claiming it doubles hair beauty, dissolves dandruff, and ends itching. It touts a 25 to 35 cent bottle, promises soft lustrous hair and prevention of hair loss after ten minutes.

Knowlton Knowleton

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Berg Road Comfort Chattanooga THE Coca-Cola CO Atlanta, GA Coca-Cola Connor Associates Fitzgerald's Stores Connolly's Storep C. Kehoe B. Gibbons M. J. Cronin Harold Watson P. J. Crony P. J Cronin P. Mackey William O'Neil John T. Connor Athletic Association Greater Boston Roxbury Athletic Juniors Brighton Bracketta Despradélie
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