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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1908

Page

2

Fire at Maine fair grounds destroys buildings at Piscataquis fair

Dover Maine September 93 The third fire in four days of probable incendiary origin today burned all Piscataquis Agricultural Association buildings except the grandstand. Loss was 1500 dollars. Valuable horses including Pauline of Waterville and Miss Leitha of Bangor were removed in time. The annual fair scheduled for Friday and Saturday will not be postponed. No exhibits in the hall.

Dover Piscataquis Agricultural Association Pauline Percy Gilman Waterville Miss Leitha Edward Ireland Bangor

Rain Still Holding Off Sets September Dryness Record

The region sees 28th straight dry day as September drought breaks past weather records. Washington reports no rain in Massachusetts expected until early next week, with minor local damage and dry wells in a few areas while cattle and pasturage are largely unaffected. West of the state, drought damage is vast but relief is near per Washington.

Dreath Washington Massachusetts

False age to wed man jailed girl fined in Illinois

Bloomington Ill Sept 23 Frank Ellsworth was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to one year in Dewitt county jail for swearing falsely about his child bride s age. The girl Carrie Zoortman aged 16 was fined 100 dollars but received no jail time.

Bloomington Ill Frank Ellsworth Dewitt County Carrie Zoortman

Alton man helps horse haul wagon in heat

Charles Rodemeyer a former wagon maker moved his family and belongings from Sixth and Alley streets in Alton to a nearby house. In a compassionate act he unhitched the horse and took the shafts himself to ease the animal under the hot day.

Alton Ill Charles Rodemeyer Sixth Alley Rodemeyer

Frothingham Nominated as Running Mate for Draper

State wide broadcasts claim Louis Frothingham is the running mate for Lieutenant Governor Draper. Frothingham's support appears strong in western and Cape districts, with Boston and Cape districts delivering major gains. Cole’s faction and Lodge Gardner backers push to counter, while delegates cited range from 375 to 850 for Frothingham, Cole, and Luce.

Louis Frothingham Draper Republican Machine Cole Frothingham Senator Lodge A. P. Gardner Crane B Rothingham Boston Cape District Luce

Frothingham Managers Seek Withdrawals to Preserve Harmony

The Frothingham group issued a late night statement urging Cole and Luce to withdraw before the convention. They argue harmony in the party requires both candidates quit the race for the good of the party.

Frothingham Cole Luce

Frothingham Leads in State Delegates for G O P Nomination

Reports from 354 towns show Frothingham with 666 delegates, Cole 446, Luce 303, and 135 unpledged. The race prompts intense lobbying as each candidate seeks unpledged support and machine backing remains hotly debated in Essex County.

Frothingham Cole Luce Post Essex County

The Slim Woman is Winning

The article notes a shift toward slimmer fashions as dressmakers praise the thinner silhouette. It promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a harmless, economical fat loss remedy costing 75 cents per large case and claims daily fat reduction of 12 to 14 ounces. The Marmola Company of Detroit is listed as the maker.

Marmola Company Detroit Mich

City Treasurer Barred from Postcard Tax Notices

In Waltham on September 23, postal authorities ruled that City Treasurer G. B. Willard cannot again send postal cards notifying taxpayers of assessments. The issue arose after A. J. Cote, a Socialist leader, alerted officials that mailing such notices violated postal law, which bans sending bun style notices through the mail.

Waltham Washington G. B. Willard A. J. Cote

Bishop Carroll May Lead Georgetown University Presidency

Right Rev. John Carroll, bishop of Hele na Mont, is a likely candidate to become president of Georgetown University, to succeed Bishop O Connell whose term ends April 1.

John Carroll Helena Mont Catholic University At Georgetown O'Connell

Amory’s Auto Kills Child in Beverly

Beverly September 23. Donald Gilmartin seven year old son of Daniel Gilmartin of Haskell street was fatally run over by a touring car driven by Charles M. Amory of Boston on his way home from school. The car struck as he crossed the street and the boy died at Beverly Hospital after the incident. Amory surrendered at the police station and posted 5000 bonds for his appearance. He is son of prominent Boston attorney Francis Amory.

Beverly Donald Gilmartin Daniel Gilmartin Haskell Street Charles M. Amory Boston Mr. Amory Co. F. Cutting New York Donald Brignati Orient Heights Prospero E. Brignati Maria Brignati Leyden Street St. Lazarus’ Church Domansky North Castine Ernest R. Domansky Albert Handy Mt. Hope Cemetery Hillman New York City Edna E Fred C. Hillman Robert Elizabeth Bryson West End Roxbury Causeway Street St. Joseph’s Church Chamberley St. John N. B Jenness Melrose Emily A. Jenness Richard S. Jenness Albert D. Franklin Prospect Street North Station Kelly Vernon Piven Fus J Helen Celly Harve St Church of the Mos Holy Redeemer Reagan Ellen James Reagan Londo Street Church of the Most Holy Redeemer

Police officer wounded in accidental gun discharge

Edward E. Welch, a 15 year Cambridge police member, was shot in the leg when his revolver slipped from a bureau drawer at his home on 52 Hubbard Avenue North Cambridge. The wound is clean and not serious. Welch had just returned from his honeymoon and was preparing to report for duty.

Edward E. Welch Cambridge Welch Hubbard Avenue North

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GIS Washington ST THE Jason Bailey Senate Madras NiSc Velette Renee E. C. Skuffer Usck National Spring Hamburg Brussels Maine Fair Grounds France Jeaine Skinner Ayle Oxford Women’s New Fall Coats Panama Black Petti Children’s Hose Pat Amory Alaska Essex St Elm St Cor, Hanover Dorchester Ave Columbus Ave Rox Bow St Somerville Hyde Park Ave Forest Hills Green St Jamaica Plain Outlet Coight Central Sq Mass. Ave Broadway Everett Main St Malden Hancock St Quincy Cambridge St Allston Holmes, Luce & Co Adams Sq Boston Clinic, Inc Tremont Street
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