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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
7
A Michigan newspaper's hearsay libel against Colonel Roosevelt provokes wide criticism and debate about press responsibility. The piece argues editors face legal risk for libel and mocks local contributors who push sensational rumors while urging accountability for the offenders who started the false campaign.
Gov Foss signed a resolve for an $8000 appropriation to reimburse Winthrop for seawall expenses. The gift plaque was presented by Senator Bagley and Representatives Beck Casassa at a Thursday town meeting. A rising vote of thanks praised the delegation for securing the funds and supporting district interests. The group was later hosted by Cottage Park Yacht Club.
Robert M. Linnell of Brookline was arrested in Everett on a manslaughter warrant for the death of James W. Woodworth on the Revere Beach Parkway. Woodworth, 62, died from a fractured skull after a motorcycle collision during a Bay State Club ride on May 20. Police say Linnell and another rider tested speeds with different machines.
The New Haven road advertising in New York to lure vacationists to the thousand seashore mountain lake and woods resorts of New England.
Highland men Tougal and his companion stroll unfamiliar Glasgow and mistake a water cart for something else. Tougal exclaims about missing water, while his companion corrects him saying the cart aims to keep the laddies off the back of the cart.
A new six hour rail link opens June 23 linking New York to Boston via central Massachusetts. Trains will run to North Station with through service from Grand Central and from New York, avoiding transfers and boosting access to New England resorts and cities in New Hampshire and Maine.
The Lynn Telegram condemns the Bay State Street Railway for allowing drunks on cars from Chelsea. It notes rising intoxication due to Chelsea Revere liquor establishments, with patrons disembarking in Lynn, disturbing women riders with profanity and noise. The letter urges a ban on drunken riders to protect Lynn women.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson once said that husbands and wives grow to their truest and noblest development when they are complementary to each other. The remark frames a view on marital harmony and mutual growth.
In a California visit Enid Merryweather and a novelist recount a romance sparked by a found handkerchief. The item, embroidered with E B M, proves key to a past illness vision and a confession of love from the writer. A separate note tells of eight year old James Sheerin hunting a twenty five pound raccoon after borrowing his father's revolver.
An 19th century fragment notes J Cheney of Toledo Ohio swearing a firm partnership and offering a cure for catarrh with a $1000 reward if not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The text includes testimonial style language and a statement about the remedy acting on blood and mucous membranes.
In New Haven, railroad politics rage as critics attack President Mellen with displays described as revolting yet praised by some as tributes. The Hartford Post notes the ongoing spectacle and public sentiment surrounding leadership and policy.
The author urges focus on a single valuable endeavour rather than dabbling in many tasks or languages. Prioritize mastering one skill thoroughly to ensure productive work and practical worth.
At the regular annual meeting the Bay State Yacht Club chose Commodore H. B. Gilchrist and Vice Commodore W. Stockhouse. Bear Commodore J. Madden, Secretary G. W. Henderson, Treasurer George O'Hara, Fleet Captain S. Hodge, and directors A. C. Y. Macadam, W. Stackhouse, W. A. Farr, L. A. Haynes, and J. Madden.
Classified note invites readers to place room rental ads in the Revere Journal. It promotes affordable listings and local lodging options for residents seeking housing in the area.
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