Copy Prices and Local News Outlets Listed
The Winthrop Sun and Visitor lists five cent copies and sale points around town. Locations include Highland Station Angness Beach Lynn Depot Boston Revere Boston Winthrop Beach News Co opposite Beach Station J H Totman's News Agency Jefferson and Winthrop Streets Brown's Pharmacy 5 Wa Centre dsworth Block W B Thayer Ocean Spray Pharmacy Elizabeth Rippay variety store opposite Centre Station and the Pubs Block Office Washington Ave Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Station
Angness Beach & Lynn Depot
Boston
Revere Boston
J. H. Totman
Jefferson and
Winthrop Streets
Brown’s Pharmacy
Centredsworth
W. B. Thayer
Ocean Spray
Elizabeth Rippay
Variety Store
Centre Station
Washington Ave
Itation
Lewis
Keith's Theatre Promises Timely Vaudeville Features
Keith's Theatre showcases John J. Hayes Marathon champion as a top act with moving pictures of the race. Russell Brothers perform a new act Flora Bonfanti Russell. Bert Coote and Co present A Lamb on Wall Street with Hassan Ben Ali Arabs and the Doherty Sisters returning from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith's
John J. Hayes
Hayes
New York
B. F. Keith
Keith
Boston
Russell Brothers
John and
James
Flora Bonfanti Russell
Bert Coote
Denman Thompson Stars in Old Homestead at Boston Theatre
The Old Homestead enters its twenty third season at the Boston Theatre with Denman Thompson in the role of Uncle Josh and an excellent supporting company. The play blends rural New England charm with sharp humor as the family gathers by the fireside after Uncle Josh’s New York City search. Also listed are recent book arrivals including works by A Lawrence Lowell and Louis Rivad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denman Thompson
Boston
Uncle Josh
New England
Seth’ Perkins
Matilda
Rickety
Ann
Gamzey
Tramp
Josh
New York City
Charity Whist at New Winthrop Hotel Hosts Many Guests
A charity whist event for eight tables was hosted by Mrs. Robert N. Chapman at the New Winthrop Hotel. Souvenirs donated by guests included a cut glass dish a hand painted china toast dish a china cup and saucer a drawn work piece a witcher and a consolation souvenir. Guests and attendees listed include Mr. James Blake Mrs. Gaffney Miss Bartlett Mr. R. F. Kilpatrick Miss Muriel Jordan E. H. Winter J. L. Hinckley Mr. and Mrs. Trickey Mr. and Mrs. Bremmer Mrs. H. Palmer and Miss Elsie Palmer among others from Boston Lewiston Newton Brookline Montreal Cambridge and Panama.
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Robert N. Chapman
New Winthrop Hotel
James Blake
Gaffney
Ocean View Hotel
Laura Smith
Lewiston
New Winthrop
Bartlett
E. H. Winter
Lynn
J. L. Hinckley
Newton
P. Trickey
Brookline
A. Bremmer
H. Palmer
Elsie Palmer
Montreal
M. E. Wilson
F. E. Tucker
Boston
Evn
A. Ford
Farnumville
A. P. Mason
Panama
E. H. Buffing
Arlington
B. Walker
Winifred M. Claffin
Cambridge
Fort Banks 6 All Stars Win on Wild Ninth Inning
Fort Banks defeated the All Stars of Boston 6 to 5 after a wild ninth inning. Stockwell pitched well for Fort Banks while O Connor and Truesdale starred for the All Stars. They schedule a rematch next Sunday at 3 30 p m at the fort grounds.
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Wakefield Labor
Brookline
Fort Banks
Alll Stars
Boston
Fred Lake
Boston Americans
O’rourke
New York Americans
Stockwell
Foster
Kimball
Biscoe
Real estate transfers and notices advertise in want columns
Listing shows several transfers buyer seller and addresses with nominal sums. The fragment mentions Ehrman Volpe on Orlando Avenue deeding lots, Coughlin Bruno on Winthrop Road, and Whittemore to Conlin on Bartlett Road. It invites readers to use want ads to buy sell or rent real estate and items.
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Charles C. Ehrman
Frank G. Volpe
Orlando Avenue
Frank W. Coughlin
Filippo Bruno
Winthrop Road
Salvatore “Bruno
Winthrop —Road
Aimar E. Whittemore
Aoe J. Conlin
Bartlett
Winthrop Post Office Letters for Week Ended September 415
The Winthrop post office lists letters awaiting pickup for the week ending September 415 including Mrs E A Brigham Frank Baxter and many other names such as Miss Catherine Beecher Miss Nellie Cleary Mrs Henry A Cummings and more. A stray note at the end mentions a wager of ten dollars on the big race with a character named Belle in dialogue with Freddie.
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Winthrop Post Office
E. A. Brigham
Frank Baxter
Catherine Beecher
Nellie Cleary
Henry A. Cummings
Mae Colon Waldo C, Dodge
Davenport
Laura Gorman
J. R. Hardy
Charles H. Landers
Frederick C. Luke Sam
Mitchell Joseph MacPherson
Hugh P. McGainey
Madeline McCarthy
Emily Marks
Mary Southwell
Arthur €. Smith
Iantha Tottingham
Frank Teague
Woman's Curiosity and a Flaming Poster
A dialogue from the New York Times discusses a curious chase where a woman trails a man across town to read a red poster tied to his back. The notice instructs her to get her teeth pulled on Sixth Avenue, while the narrator follows the pursuing woman to see if she overtakes him.
The Porcelain Secret and Odd Mental Puzzles Unearthed
A Berlin Morgen Post note traces the early rise of German porcelain from an apothecary apprentice Boettgar in Dresden to royal patronage. The column blends a tale of a porcelain secret with a math puzzle about 1089 and a Shropshire election anecdote.
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Germany
Berlin
Morgen Post
Julian
Boettgar
Dresden
Frederick I
August the Strong
Elks Enjoy Outing Aboard New Fishing Schooner
About 75 Elks joined a day trip Sunday on the new fishing schooner John J. Fallon owned by Winthrop Lodge trustee. The light wind limited performance as Orion towed her out, then she sailed through the main ship channel and back via Broadsound. Capt. Michael Brophy skillfully handled the vessel, which reached T Wharf after 5 pm. The Essex built craft, launched August 27, is 122 feet long with 24 foot beam and 12 feet hold, on its maiden Georges trip Wednesday.
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John J. Fallon
Winthrop Lodge
Elks
Orion
Broadsound
Michael Brophy
T Wharf
Essex
Gloucester
Georges
Wonderland Season Closes as 1908 Ends on September Sun
Wonderland ends its 1908 season Sunday night with a hopeful outlook for 1909. Management reports a satisfactory year and has secured big shows and novel ties to improve the vast recreation ground for New England visitors in the next season.
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Wonderland
America
New
Stratford Birthday Echoes Through Bell Ringing And Bard Gossip
A visiting dramatic critic in Stratford on Shakespeare’s birthday questions a town sweeper about the famed writer. The exchange riffs on Shakespearean fame and rumors as bells toll from the church tower where Hes is buried. A Decorated Interior notes Mrs. Graham’s ink mishap and a doctor's quip about decorating obsession.
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Stratford
Irving's Inn
Memory training advised for children in daily verse
Memory is a great life asset and fathers should ensure their children's memories are well trained. The simplest method is learning a few lines by heart each day, as memory is among the easiest faculties to cultivate. Stuttgart Familienblatt emphasizes daily再.
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Stuttgart
Familienblatt
Choice that Ends in Burial or Cremation
Mrs Darley asks what one would do if faced with death and a partner responds with uncertainty. The London Mail mulls over the term choiceburial or cremation. The fragment suggests a dialogue on death and funeral options.
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Mrs. Darley
Darley
London Mail
Fragmented quotes on health and worry from London and Chicago papers
The snippet mixes a London Globe note about a barber requesting gas during a surgical operation with a Chicago Globe quip on wrinkles. It hints at patient pain and the futility of excessive worry shaping one’s face, underscoring regional press banter.
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London Globe
Mortgagee's Sale on Lot 6 Winthrop Mass
Public auction to sell all premises conveyed by Wilbur F. Stafford to James P. Prince dated January 31, 1908. The Lot 6 parcel in Winthrop Mass, 5348 square feet, bounded Linden Street and Lots 5 7 8 9 10, will be sold September 21 1908 at 2 p m, subject to a prior mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Stafford
James P. Prince
Suffolk
Winthrop
Winthrop Mass
Frederick H. Gowing
Linden Street
Atlantic St
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Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Winthrop Beach
News Co
Beach
Keith's Theatre
Boston Theatre
THE
Frost Public Library
England
A. Lawrence Lowell
F. A. Steel
George P. Upton
Louis Rivad
Gail Hamilton
Odes
Anacreon
Thomas Moore
Joshua Slocum
Honore de Balzac
Madame Hanska
Katherine P. Wormeley
Charity Whist
Winthrop Real Estate
Belle
Freddie
Ecukanedar Hire
Shropshire
Whitchurch
London Chronicle
Venice
Europe
Kansas ‘City
Addison
Albany (Tex
Hearit
Atchigon Globe
ICR
Old Ibaa Ea
Bears
Castoria
Alfred Tewksbury & Co
Herrick’s
Beacon Falls
Wadsworth
Winthrop Centre
Gabler
Shoninger
Ludwig & CO
Winter & CO. Baus
Blake the Piano Man
Washington St
Oxford
Chas. F. Totten
Frank P. Anthony
North Centre Street
Sargent
Winthrop Hardware Company
W. G. Grant
Magee’s Corner
Mass
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