Winthrop Sun and Visitor paper sale outlets list
Copies of this paper, at 5 cents each, are available at multiple outlets including A. T. Rangness opposite Highland Station in Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Depot Boston Winthrop Beach News Co. opposite Beach Station J H Totman's News Agency Jefferson and Winthrop Streets Brown's Pharmacy Wadsworth Block Centre W B Thayer Ocean Spray Pharmacy Ocean Spray Elizabeth Rippay variety store opposite Centre Station and at the office of publication Lewis Block Washington Ave.
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A. T. Rangness
Highland Station
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Depot
Boston
J. H. Totman
Jefferson and
Winthrop Streets
Brown’s Pharmacy
Wadsworth Block
Centre
W. B. Thayer
Ocean Spray
Elizabeth Rippay
Variety Store
Centre Station
Lewis Block
Washington Ave
Prince of Pilsen star leads in new vaudeville return
Jess Dandy returns to vaudeville after starring in The Prince of Pilsen and performing Hebrew and German character parodies. Boston will host his new act with topical verses. The Keith’s bill features Mary Richfield, Irish delineator Thomas J. Ryan, and a lineup of acts including Jean Clermont burlesque circus, Three of a Kind, and more.
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Jess Dandy
Keith
M. Cressy
Comedietta
Mike Haggerty
Haggerty
Jean Clermont
George Abel Company
Countess Rossi
M. Paulo
Hibbert and Warren
Kathryn Miley
U. S A
Comedienne
Carter-Taylor_ company
Camp Rest
Espe
Dutton and
Young and Wardell
Geraldine McCann and Company
Francis
Rogers
Pat Long
The Chorus Lady Impresses Boston at Park Theatre
Rose Stahl in James Forbes The Chorus Lady at Park Theatre earns rave notices in Boston. Critics praise her sparkling Patricia O'Brien and faultless chorus girl depiction with infectious humor and strong third act drama. The supporting company led by Eva Dennison and Wilfred Lucas is praised as ideal.
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Patricia O’brien
Rose Stahl
James Forbes
Chorne Lady
Goode
Miss Stahl
Boston
Park Theatre
New York
Mr. Forbes
Fiy
George Ade
Billy Baxter
Mies Stahl
Eva Dennison
Alice Leigh
Amy Lee
Wilfred Lucas
Francis Byrne
Giles Shine
Maude Knowlt
The Tempest At Winthrop by the Sea
A dramatic verse about a fierce ocean storm at Winthrop Beach. The speaker describes furious breakers, wind, rain, and the house swaying as waves crash and nature’s power overwhelms caution and safety. Anna M. Comfort signs the piece from Winthrop Beach.
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Winthrop
Anna M. Comfort
Probate Court Citation in Richardson Estate
Suffolk probate court issues citation in the estate of Albert W. Richardson late of Boston to Josephine Loviee Richardson of Winthrop to apply for administration without surety. A hearing is set for March 26, 1908, at 10 a.m. at Boston court. Public notice must be published weekly for three weeks in the Winthrop Sun and Visitor. Witness Robert Grant, judge, March 4, 1908. Arthur W. Dolan, Register.
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Suffolk
Albert W. Richardson
Boston
Josephine Loviee Richardson
Winthrop
Buston
Robert Grant
Daughter asks for weekly allowance from New York maker
In a candid exchange the petite daughter Catherine asks her father for 5 cents a week for bringing slippers to him each night. He agrees, hoping the regular habit will teach responsibility, and she claims he owes her 15 cents.
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Papa
New York
Catherine
New York Times
Some Famous Salt Lakes
The Dead Sea measures about forty by nine miles, while the Great Salt Lake spans seventy by eighty miles as the world’s largest brine pool. Historical evidence suggests the Great Salt Lake once stretched up to 850 by 150 miles, vastly larger than today. The Dead Sea holds about 24 percent solids, with a third being pure salt, while the Great Salt Lake's 23 percent solids are nearly all salt.
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Dead Sea
Great Salt Lake
Not a Question of Grammar
The green reporter asks Editor McKelway what phrasing to use about his boy Henry and a table incident. McKelway answers with a wry remark about letting Henry crow or laying it on the table if he can.
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McKelway
Henry
Held Down the Speaker in the Petition of Rights
In the third parliament of Charles I the Commons pressed the Petition of Rights against royal prerogative. Sir John Eliot faced resistance as the Speaker was seized to keep the reading from failing. Hollis and Valentine held him in his chair, enabling the vote to proceed despite opposition. Cromwell later remarked the outcome might have changed England had they lost.
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England
Commons
Speaker
John Elliott
Hollis
Valentine
Novita
Cromwell
London Chronicle
Taxes of the English Seventeenth Century Discussed
The tax assessor recalls historic levies that could not be dodged. Burials marriages births and every household item faced charges from servants to candles and wigs, illustrating a strict fiscal regime.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Dirigible Husband Predicted In Witty Exchange
Ella asks about a marriage map and Stella jokes she will wed a dirigible husband, delivering a light humor line in the exchange. The quip reflects playful banter and aviation flavor of the era.
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Ella
Stella
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Geo. G. Fox Co
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Castoria
Centine Castoria
THE
Centaur
omPany
Alfred Tewksbury & Co
Herrick’s
Educato
Golden 1
Beacon Falls
Wadsworth
Winthrop Centre
Wissner, Schoninger, Krell
Ludwig
Winter
Schubert, Shultz and
Cote
Blake's Piano
Washington St
Chas. F. Totten
Winthrop Beach, Mass
Garden Tools
Leeds
Heath & Milligan’s
Winthrop Hardware Co
Revere St
Frank P. Anthony
North Centre Street
Sargent St. Winthrop
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