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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1907

Page

3

Mobbed on Fair Grounds at Newburyport Fair

George Harris of Hampton New Hampshire was carried to safety by Captain Charles Wells and State Officer Scott after a mob of about 5000 attacked him at the Newburyport fair ground. He was pursued after tomatoes were thrown and his guitar snatched amid near riot conditions as 15000 spectators watched the final day proceedings.

Newburyport George Harris Hampton N. H Charles Wells Scott Harris Warris Wells Protector Brockton Neptune T. W. Priest Portsmouth Amesbury Fisherman Gloucester White Angel Salem Erie Georgetown Tiger

55 Years in Solitude for Levying Crime Suffered

Henry Lehna received the harshest Crawford county sentence after abducting 14 year old Alma Whitehead and holding her in the woods all night. Judge Frank J. Thomas sentenced Lehna to 55 years in solitary confinement at the Western penitentiary.

Meadville Penn Henry Lehna Alma Whitehead R. B. Whitehead Crawford County Frank J. Thomas Lehna Western Penitentiary

One Quarter of Boston Bond Issue Sold

City of Boston sold one quarter of its $1,000,000 four percent registered bonds over the counter at City Hall. City Treasurer Slattery reports $236,000 disposed with $32,000 in sales yesterday and confidence the issue will be fully sold without trouble.

City of

Little Frankie Owen Found Safe at Last

After a troubled Boston upbringing and wandering with a foster mother, Frankie Owen now Sullivan is at home in Brentwood New Hampshire with his mother. The boy had been a public concern in Boston during the summer while living at the Chardon Street Home. He is said to have found stability after being discharged as cured and is now a favorite at the New Hampshire residence.

Frankie Owen Boston Chardon Street Little Wanderer Brentwood N. H Frankie Owens Sullivan Mr. Owens Owens Little Wayfarer New Hampshire

Wellman Returns Home From Arctic Airship Expedition

Walter Wellman, head of the Wellman-Chicago Record-Herald expedition, arrives at Tromsø aboard the Frith Jof after returning from Spitzbergen. He confirms abandoning the year’s pole attempt following a disaster during the Sept 2 ascent. The airship drifted southeast over land in strong NW winds. the balloon was cut adrift and recovered after two days.

Trondhjem Norway Walter Wellman Wellman-Chicago Record-Herald Tromsoe Frithjof Spitzbergen North Pole

Dorchester Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs J W Lane longtime Dorchester residents marked their silver anniversary at 668 Dudley Street last evening receiving many gifts including a purse of 177 dollars from wholesale produce merchants and Mr Lane’s associates.

Dorchester J. W. Lane Dudley Street

Lodge Stands on Public Opinion Bill In Faneuil Hall

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge speaks at a Sunday meeting in Boston's Cradle of Liberty center about the public opinion bill. Representative Robert Luce of Somerville attends and debates the bill amid Republican machine opposition. Luce predicts no plank against the bill in the state convention.

Henry Cabot Lodge Faneuil Hall Hall Central Labor Union Robert Luce Somerville Senator Lodge Luce Maine Cradle of Liberty Republican Machine

Beauty awards given to Newport society women

After the Newport Horse Show, awards honored three leading matrons and a top-gowned girl. Mrs Joseph Widener of Philadelphia and Mrs William Roelker repeat as winners, with Mrs Er Moore Robinson from New York named as the blonde ideal. Miss Vera Gilbert is cited as the handsomest and best gowned single girl.

Newport Newport Society Joseph J. Widener Philadelphia William G. Roelker Widener Roelker Er. Moore Robinson New York Robinson Vera Gilbert

Missing Son Sought by Worcester Mother After Years

Mrs. Harriette R. Carter of 29 Clinton street Worcester appeals to the Post to find her son Edward G Fay who vanished after serving in the Spanish American War. Fay enlisted in 1898 left for Cuba with troops, earned an honorable discharge, later went to the Pacific coast, and has not been heard from for about three years. The distressed mother pleads for help in locating him.

Harriette R. Carter Clinton Street Worcester Edward G. Fay Scituate Cuba Washington Pacific Coast

St Peter's Court To Initiate Large Class Sept 26

St Peter's Court 18 of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters will initiate a large class on Thursday evening September 26 in Faneuil Hall. Dr Henry Towle chief ranger will oversee the ceremony with John Henry Newman Court 83 of Everett staff assisting. Officers for the term include Edward N Murphy recording secretary William P Lyons financial secretary and John F Brooks treasurer.

Faneuil Hall St. Peter's Court Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters Henry (. Towle John Henry Newman Everett Edward N. Murphy William P. Lyons John F. Brooks

Leprosy scare dismissed for Louis Goldblatt

The Lynn scare over potential leprosy in Louis Goldblatt ends as Louis is cleared and returns to school. Morris Goldblatt had been sent to Penikese Island two weeks earlier for the disease, and his family faced schoolyard concerns. The eldest daughter has kept her job but Mary remains unemployed.

Lynn Louis Goldblatt Louis Morris Goldblatt Penikese Island Mary

Exclusive Wee Burn Golf Club Raided by Police

Police raided the Wee Burn Golf Club in South Norwalk per a mistaken tip alleging illicit liquor. Agents, led by Clark, concluded they had entered the wrong establishment after drinks were served by bartender Michael Leach, and decided to proceed with prosecution.

South Norwalk Conn Noroton Smith's Hotel Herman Smith Ward McAllister Michael Leach Clark Wee Burn Golf Club

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