Prices and distribution points for Winthrop Sun and Visitor
The Winthrop Sun and Visitor notes copies cost 5 cents and lists multiple sale outlets including Highland Drug Store opposite Highland Station Boston Revere Beach Lynn Depot Brown's Centre Store Totman Ham opposite Beach Station Quality Shop Williams Drug Store Centre Station Winthrop Pharmacy Magee's Corner Brown's Pharmacy Wadsworth Mall Centre W B Thayer Ocean Spray Pharmacy Ocean Spray and the paper office at 6 Shirley Street.
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Highland Drug Store
Highland Station
Boston
Revere Beach & Lynn
Brown's Centre
Jefferson and
Winthrop Streets
Quality Shop
Centre Station
Williams Drug Store
Winthrop Pharmacy
Magee’s
Ner
Brown's
Wadsworth Mock
Centre
W. B. Thayer
Ocean Spray
Winthrop News Co
Beach Station
Shirley Street
Memorial Exercises At Local High School Observed
Memorial day events held in the high school hall with James Callard leading the ode and the school orchestra providing music. Civil War veteran Commander McNaught and Spanish War Veterans Camp's Commander Russell spoke on war scenes and Santiago. Comrade Kuchmeister recalled the cable cutting at Manila Bay, wounded, later awarded a Congressional Medal of Honor. Other schools held similar patriotic programs.
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James Callard
Lowell
McNaught
Russell
Santiago
Kuchmeister
Ienfug
Congress
Competitive Examinations at Boston Navy Yard July 1 1913
The Labor Board at the Boston Navy Yard announces competitive exams for all trades on the annual wage schedule to be held around July 1 1913. Examinations follow new Civil Service rules not requiring in person attendance. Applicants must obtain and return blank forms by mail or in person to the Navy Yard Boston Mass.
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Labor Board
Boston Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Civil Service
Boston
Mass
Perine Board
U- 3
Ne Yard
Winthrop Athletics Defeat Horace Partridge at Ingleside Park
Winthrop Athletics defeated Horace Partridge 8 to 4 at Ingleside Park on Memorial Day. Horace Partridge pitcher Sullivan injured his head in a collision with Monti and was hospitalized. Batteries Hagman and McDonald for WA, Sullivan and Murphy for HP.
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Winthrop Athletics
Horace Partridge
Ingleside Park
Sullivan
Monti
Innings
The
Hagman
McDonald
Sullivan and
Murphy
Real Estate Transfers in Winthrop and Vicinity
Property deeds listed include Patrick S. Hughes to Edna N. Pope on Woodside Avenue and Woodside Park, and multiple transfers involving Nathan H. Harris on Nahant Avenue and related mortgagee activity. Other entries cover Duffin to Young on Neptune Avenue and Whittemore to Freeman on Johnson Avenue. Several notices show losses and trusteeship with Yule on Whittier Street and Hubbard transfers on Undine and Ellen streets.
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Patrick S. Hughes
Edna N. Pope
Woodside Avenue
Woodside Park
William H. Coleman
Franka
le Cour
Center Street
Nathan H. Harris
Nahant Avenue
Joseph Landon
Albert E. Duffin
Cora M. Young
Neptune Avenue
Therese Duffin
Mary Orpin
Hermon Street
John H. Storer
William C. Yule
Whittier Street
Nellie M. Hubbard
Myrtle R. Hubbard
Undine Avenue
Mary W. Welsh
Shirley Street
John Stephens
Elliot Street
Should Have Warned the Maid
A humorous note from Blibbins laments the loneliness of the house without his wife and children. The maid reports the husband has not been home before midnight since his wife left, hinting at late nights and missing family.
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Blibbins
Shure
Escape From Bear Mountain Love and Deceit
Ben, a recently escaped convict, hides on Bear mountain seeking Mollie Stark. When Mollie and sheriff Frank Merriman appear with a surprising pardon, Ben battles danger, confronts betrayal, and learns he is pardoned and free to marry Mollie.
Allaying the Panic on the Rail Car
An old gentleman with several suspicious red spots on his face admitted he had smallpox. Passengers fled as the car emptied quickly, and the conductor asked how long since recovery. He replied approximately thirty five years.
Putting One Over on Papa
A young woman escapes her father’s scrutiny by feigning joy over her fiancé Perkins. The father, furious at the supposed rebuff, orders an immediate reconciliation. That evening laughter erupts as Edwin Perkins arrives to greet Clara, exposing the ruse.
Evening party in East End prompts college girl quip
A humorous tale describes a polite, bright young man at an East End evening gathering last week. He grows fond of one girl, escorts her to supper, then confesses his admiration by saying she is the only college girl he ever liked because other college girls know so much.
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State Penitentiary
Bear Mountain
Mollie Stark
Seth Baldwin
Mollie
Sle
Frank Merriman
Ben
Merriman
Frank
Walt
Paterfamilias
Papa
Perkins
Edwin Perkins
Clara
East End
The Professor and Autoist Exchange Fatal Speed Debate
In a terse exchange the Professor questions speed driving while the Autoist declares a fatally high risk is preferable to causing injuries. The men imply a lethal mindset about road danger.
Little girl asks mother about marrying a Chinese laundry man
A child questions if life would be easier if her mother had married a Chinese laundry man. The moment reveals a humorous, curious facet of family conversation.
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Sarah
Mamma
Losing Faith in a Cure Tonic
A humorous exchange features an old woman skeptical of a widely praised tonic. She recalls consuming 47 bottles with no relief, doubting paper editors’ knowledge and questioning the remedy’s efficacy.
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Sarah
Class Geography Quiz Puzzle in Memory
Seventh grade student John answers a geography question with Chesapeake after a classroom review. A separate exchange shows two neighbors with ten years of casual acquaintance, illustrating social familiarity in daily life.
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John
United States
Chesapeake
National Monthly
Cupid and Card Index in a Systematic Exchange
A fragment argues about method in correspondences between lovers. Charlie is described as systematic and referred to a February 24 communication that allegedly exhaustively treated the subject. The lines hint at a formal, perhaps coded, exchange of eyes and feelings within a platonic dispute.
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Charlie
In Passing
A brief street exchange reveals a humorous missed overcoat story as a professor jokes about pawnshop absence, delivering a light downtown moment with witty dialogue.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
High School
Winthrop
Almon E. Whittemore
Albert E. Freeman
Johnson Avenue
Convict
George A. Baffin
Bears
Castoria
Charles F. Totten
Winthrop Beach
Frank P. Anthony
North Centre Street
Sargent St., Winthrop
G. T. Whitman
Channing Howard
Whitman & Howard
Civil Engineers & Surveyors
Devonshire St
Ateur
Revere
Fort Hill
Revere Street
Main Steel
Winthrop Hardware CO
W. G. Grant
Magee’s,Cor
Sun
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