Fitzgerald Attacks Judge Emmons on Boston Voter Drill
President Fitzgerald of the Democratic city committee condemns Judge Emmons for a May residency notice. He calls the advertisement an unnecessary overreach by the police commissioner and says it turns stations into political recruiting tools, jeopardizing voters and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Judge Emmons
Boston
President Fitzgerald
Board of Police
W. H. H. Emmons
Board of Assessors
Emmons
Should Judge Emmons Have More or Less
A letter to the editor from George D. Frost of Saugus and others argues over Judge Emmons salary. Frost praises the judge for kindness and cites a bus seat courtesy. The correspondents propose varied funding ideas and political loyalties tied to the judge's pay decision.
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Sir
Judge Emmons
Prohibition
Belva Lockwood
George Monroe Riggs
Pride's Crossing
City Laborers Urged Not to Raise Judge Emmons’ Salary
Cornelius Whittemorre from Mattapan argues to the Post Editor that Judge Emmons is not overworked and should not receive a raise while the Mayor contemplates increasing city laborers’ pay a few cents. He criticizes a $500 raise for each police commissioner. April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Board
Judge Emmons
J. Reid Whittaker
Hopkinton
M Manus & Co Stock to Be Sold Quick at 33 to 50 Percent
Boston store Mc Manus & Co. forced to vacate 670 Washington Street and auction off $90,000 worth of men s and young men s clothing furnishings hats and shoes at 33 to 50 percent under value. The firm pledges honest dealings and significant savings to patrons during the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’manus & CO
McManus & Co
Clothiers
Washington Street
Boston
New England
New transfer station opens at Boylston and Massachusetts
The Boston Elevated opens a new transfer station at Boylston street and Massachusetts avenue to replace Beacon street. The new station issues the same transfers as Beacon street and adds passes between Cambridge and Brookline via the Ipswich street line.
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Point
Boston
Boylston Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Beacon Street
Cambridge
Brookline
Kuropatkin Plans 500000 Man Army For Campaign
St Petersburgh April 11 Exceptionally reliable information confirms APs reports that Russia plans await late summer maturation. Kuropatkin seeks massive force surpassing common belief to secure victory, aiming for land and sea superiority. Seventeenth and Tenth corps to Manchuria by mid June, four more corps east by end August, Baltic squadron to sail for Port Arthur early July with seven battleships and eight cruisers.
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ST. Petersburg
Associated Press
Kuropatkin
Russia
Turkey
Makaroffi
Baltic
Manchuria
Dr Hendricks Seeks Divorce and Guardianship Action
A libel for absolute divorce filed by Dr. Hendricks against Mrs. Charles C. Hendricks proceeds in Woodstock Vermont. He seeks custody of a 6 year old son and hopes to gain possession of the other two children. The case opens in the Supreme Judicial Court in Boston with a guardianship hearing before Judge Lathrop.
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Charles C. Hendricks
Woman Burned in Roxbury Kerosene Lamp Fire
Mrs. Mary Crocker aged 73 suffered severe burns to her legs and body when a kerosene lamp exploded and ignited a blaze at her Roxbury home on 60 Bacheldor Street at 10 10 last evening. She and family fought the flames before others knew. She was taken to City Hospital.
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Mary Crocker
Bacheldor Street
Roxbury
City Hospital
Deadly dope in saloons alleged by police
West End reports allege a class of young girls collaborate with saloon owners to drug men with knockout drops. A man visits a saloon, a flashy woman serves goo-goos, he drinks, falls asleep, wakes later with money gone and no memory. Police seek the locations. Judge Emmons may revoke licenses if found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Station 8
Judge Emmons
Magnolia Metal wins breach of contract suit against Gale
In the Supreme Court Magnolia Metal Company of New York sued George W Gale and others for breach of contract. The jury returned a verdict awarding Magnolia Metal Company 23 418.01 dollars against Gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Magnolia Metal Company of New York
George W. Gale
Gale
Governor Bates Quashes Brighton Liquor License Row
Governor Bates intervened in a clash in the executive chamber over Brighton liquor licenses. Representative W H Woods defended his charity claims while pastors J Grattan Dockrill and W A Knight contended saloons worsen poverty. The hearing addressed protest against new licenses and extending existing saloons in Brighton.
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Wates
W. H. Woods
Ward 25
Brighton
W. A. Knight
J. Grattan Dockrill
Representative Woods
Dockrill
Knight
Woods
Alleged House Breaker Taken in South Boston
Police say a man believed to be part of a winter burglary gang was arrested after the break in at John Mahoney 218 West Broadway South Boston. The theft involved clothing valued over $75. William Reed of 15 Danson Street was taken by Station 6 officers after the Mahoney tenement was entered yesterday morning and Reed found with some of the stolen items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
John Mahoney
West Broadway
William Reed
Danson Street
Mr. Mahoney
Reed
Heavy Fines for Patrolmen Under Police Board
Two more patrolmen were found guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer by the Board of Police last night and fined 10 days pay each under strict rules. Patrolman Michael J. McDonough of Division 3 West End admitted entering a saloon and drinking in uniform. Patrolman John E. Gibson of Division 4 was found guilty of entering a liquor establishment while wearing department insignia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
Emmons
Board
Michael J. McDonough
Division 3
West End
John E. Gibson
Former Boston auctioneer dead in Holyoke hospital
Robert Sweeney, once a prominent Boston auctioneer and a year resident of Holyoke, died at City Hospital early this morning after a several months illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Robert Sweeney
Boston
Holyoke
City Hospital
Gaming raid in Back Bay nets chips and seven men
Back Bay police raided Suite 3 on the third floor of 366 Massachusetts avenue at 2 p.m. yesterday. Sergeants Arnold and Fitzgerald seized 27 packs of cards and 588 chips, arresting seven men named Armstrong, Owens, Small, Lawrence, Bacon, Melvin, and Fuller. They were charged with presence where gaming implements were found and bailed out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Bay
Massachusetts Avenue
Arnold
Fitzgerald
George Armstrong
Clarendon Street
William T. Owens
Hotel Plaza
George H. Small
Bowdoin Street
Samuel Lawrence
Glenway Street
Dorchester
Philip Bacon
Pembroke Street
John T. Melvin
Waltham
George Fuller
Lynn
Linehan Attacks Sheriff Servey on County Nominations
Representative Frank J. Linehan of Boston condemned the Suffolk county ring in a State House speech over a bill to nominate county officers by direct vote. He charged county office employees manipulated Republican and Democratic conventions and urged replacing the committee’s adverse report, which failed 57 to 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Linehan
Boston
Suffolk County
State House
House
Gloucester trip surge drives fish trade from Boston harbor
Seven of twenty two fresh mixed fish trips headed to Gloucester, vessels arriving Sunday with cargoes from Oregon 70000 pounds Quonapowitt 78000 Mooween 125000 Rob Roy 87000 Matchless 75000 Metamora 0 000 and Meteor 69000 totaling 554000 pounds landed in Boston. Reasons include better prices in Gloucester and saved wharfage by selling to Splitters, plus abundant Boston supply. Additional ships Rose Standish Robert Arthur M Madeleine connet Sadie M Nunan and Vesta added to arrivals. Total Boston catch 354500 pounds: haddock 220500 cod 102500 hake 500 pollock 26000 cask 5000 halibut. Haddock offshore 1.10c and shore 1 4 1/2c. cod 2 1/2c to 21c large 1c market. pollock 3c. cask 1 6c to 1c. Eight shore boats to sell at market openings this morning. Included Mary Emerson TF McMorron On Time sloops.
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Gloucester
Oregon
Quonapowitt
Mooween
Rob Roy
Metamora
Meteor
Boston
Rose Standish
Robert & Arthur
M. Madeleine
Connet
Sadie M. Nunan
Vesta
Haddock
Mary Emerson
Johnny Bostonbean's Slate invites reader inscriptions
Readers of the Post are invited to contribute inscriptions on general interest topics for Johnny's Slate in care of the Post. The paper seeks witty and poetical entries following the freak headlines and war poems featured recently, offering a chance at newspaper fame.
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The
Post
Johnny
Wooden guns not allowed in Ipswich debate
Representative George A. Schofield spoke to the House in support of a bill permitting independent militia companies to carry imitation firearms. He argued that the Boston Ancients should have the right to carry arms, noting colonial-era legislation and the battles of Concord and Lexington. The House, by 64 to 61, refused to pass the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Schofield
Ipswich
House
Boston
Concord
Lexington
Fortify Yourself Against Sickness With Orangeine Powders
A health advice note promotes Orangeine Powders as a prompt remedy to ward off colds headaches upset stomachs and general sickness urging timely use for better well being.
A venerable pastor cured by Peruna
An old advertisement proclaims Peruna cures thickened mucous membranes causing loss of hearing smell and taste and digestive disturbances. It claims Peruna acts on all mucous membranes and that one bottle convinces anyone with Peruna becoming a lifelong stand by for young and old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Strong and Vigorous at the Age of Eighty Eight
A Utica reader reports loss of hearing in June 1901 and rheumatic pains, then recovery after using Peruna. Rev J N Parker notes restored hearing to previous level. T H Lomax endorses Peruna as a strengthening tonic for catarrhal complaints. Readers urged to write to Dr Hartman for free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Parker
Utica
N. Y
Peruna
T. H. Lomax
D. D
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, Ohiv
Dr Drapers Reported Visit In Uhrig Divorce Case
In the Superior Court equity session Judge Fessenden heard witnesses in the Uhrig divorce. Mrs Draper testified she found a woman with her husband at Draper’s office, a dark room, and she broke a door glass while asserting the woman was not Mrs Uhrig. Dr Draper testified Uhrig visited his office but he was testing her eyes and knew little of the trouble. Amos E Shepard gave testimony on grounds for divorce including the office affair. Court adjourned to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Draper
Amos E. Shepard
Uhrig
Superior Court
Equity
Fessenden
Draper
Dr. Draper
Seiners Arrive With Fresh Mackerel as Vessels Sail and Shipments Move
A New York despatch reports five seiners delivering 600 barrels of fresh mackerel at 20 cents each. The schooner Mildred V Nunan ran ashore at Cape Porpoise in fog. Ensenada cleared for Rosario, Argentine under Captain Morris. Sachem lagged two days into Hoosac docks with 37 cattlemen. Brighton reached Long Wharf with 18 217 stems of bananas on first visit. Surprise towed for hull work and may run New York to Baltimore. Storm King delivers coal barges to Erie railroad. Boston port imports rose to 2,525,522, while exports fell to 1,782,420. apple shipments steady with 12,722 barrels last week and 8,426,107 barrels since season start.
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Rough Rider
Bismark
Marian
Laura Enos
Malicia Enos
New York
Mildred V. Nunan
Cape Porpoise
Mystic Wharf
B. W. Morris
Custom House
Rosario
Argentine
van Namee
Freeman
Warren Line
Sachem
Pier 4
Hoosac Docks
Liverpool
Brighton
Banes
Cuba
Long Wharf
Phenehanes
Storm’King
Boston Towboat Company
Erie Railroad
Passaic, Patterson and Stroudsburg
Highland Light
James Howes
Boston
Atlantic
Miniature Almanac Apr 12 Sun Rises and Tides List
Almanac notes sunrise 5 09 am sunset 6 22 pm length of day 18 hours 13 minutes moonrise 3 38 am. High water 9 am 9 15 pm. Arrived steamers Sachem Brit Liverpool March 80 and others to Warren Co Brighton Brobe Banes Cuba Arabias Burton NY Tallahassee Johnson Savannah Nantucket March Baltimore via Norfolk Mdian Thacher Philadelphia Herman Winter Crowell NY Pottsville Town Send Philadelphia for Portland towing barges and tugs. R R of N J Nos 1 15 for Lynn and No 14 for Wyalusing Farnham Perth Amboy towing barges. Cleared steamers Ivernia Brit Liverpool Otta Nov Louisburg C B Tallahassee New York schooners Harry T Hayward Mary W Bowen. Sailed wind southwest to west steamers Hippolyte Dumeis for Puerto Plata St Croix St John NB via Portland Eastport James S Whitney Pottsville Philadelphia for Portland schooner Clara A Donnell Norfolk D A Haskell Fernandina Sunbeam Stonington C B Wood J Holmes Birdsall tugs Walter A Luckenbach towing barge Kingston.
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Sachem
Murdock
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Brighton
Brobe
Banes
Cuba
Arabias
Burton
New York
Tallahassee
Johnson
Savannah
Nantucket
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
Mdian
Thacher
Philadelphia
Herman Winter
Crowell
Pottsville
Townsend
Portland
Franklin
Hawes
Newport News
Santiago
Walter A. Luckenbach
Daly
Annie H. Smith
Honey Brook
Durkee
Port Johnson
R. R
N. J
Lynn
Wyalusing
Farnham
Perth Amboy
Bangor
Brait
Banter
Gettysburg
Cummings
Bethayres
Coleraine
Draper
Lackawanna
Lewis
Hoboken
Cohocton
Chenango
Tunkhannock
Fred E. Richards
Clifford
Storm King
Howes
Passaic
Paterson
Stroudsburg
Edward Luckenbach
Miles
J. B. King & Co
M. E. Luckenbach
Betts
Bayonne
Cheektowaga
Wentworth
Blue Bird
Budget
Black Diamond
Rebecca
Hippolyte Dumeis
Puerto Plata
St. Croix
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Jamess. Whitney
Clara A. Donnell
D. D. Haskell
Fernandina
Sunbeam
Stonington
C. B. Wood
Fastern
J. Holmes Birdsall
Walter
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Globe
Mason St
Sam L. Gans
Holly
Commonwealth
George D. Frost
Saugus
Janos
Davis
Shanow
Opticians
Chas.e. Davis
Rossestvensky
Port Arthur
Temperley
Suez Canal
Great Britain
DR. Hendricks
Magnolia Metal Company
GOV. Bates
E. Prince St
Linehan
Sheriff Servey
Johnny Bostonbean
Johnny Boston Beans
W. F. Brennan
Candy Cathartic
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Packer
Shipping News
Ivernia
Otta
Louisburg
C. B
Harry T. Hayward
Port Tampa
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Mary W. Bowen
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