US EditionBetter Old News Than New Lies, August, 1888, Part Two - The New Hampshire Gazette
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Better Old News Than New Lies, August, 1888, Part Two - The New Hampshire Gazette
According to the returns of the keepers of the Boston public baths, there were 250,000 visitors in July. Lawrence Donovan, who jumped from the Brooklyn bridge some time ago, and escaped without serious harm, on the 7th inst. jumped from the Hungerford bridge across the Thames at London, and was drowned. William Grady, a worthy young man of East Boston, aged twenty-four years… Source
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