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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1907

Page

2

Inferno Sweeps Plymouth County Timber and Cranberry Bogs

Fires roared through Carver and neighboring towns for 36 hours, destroying homes and timber. Fire Warden Herbert Morrissey and volunteers battled blazes in cranberry bogs, timberlands, and near Long Island and Half Way Pond, with several properties saved and others lost.

Middleboro Plymouth County Carver Long Island Half Way Pond Herbert Morrisey Boot Pond Manomet Long Pond Road George Holmes College Pond East Head Ts Eee Wankinquoah Turner Place Bennett Estate Henry Bint Fickett Grover Bennett Edgar Sturtevant Fred Arcutt Nellie Sturtevant

Cilley Inheritance Dispute Ties to Franks Mental State

Edgar Cilley and wife press a will challenge against Frank Cilley of MIT claiming he was legally unsound when the will left his estate to MIT and cut Edgar out. Mrs Cilley testified Frank accused Edgar of dishonesty and threatened exposure of family history after attempting to obtain a signed release. she recalled a revolver was drawn. Evidence continues later in the week.

Edgar Cilley Frank Cilley Edgar Hon

Mule Club Party Tonight in Paine Memorial Hall

An entertainment event by Aeries No. 1 of the Mule Club of Boston featuring dancing and vaudeville for West End leaders. President Edward Smith and members anticipate a grand success tonight at Paine Memorial Hall.

Aeries No. 1 Mule Club of Boston West End Paine Memorial Hall Edward Smith

Alphonse Morelle Threatened Suicide With Paris Green

Worcester April 23. Alphonse Morelle 47 of 11 Meade Street locked in a bathroom with Paris green planning to end his life. His two children alerted police who halted the act and had him placed under arrest after he had threatened self harm.

Worcester Alphonse Morelle Meade Street

English actor George Barron beaten and robbed in Boston

George Barron of the Ellen Terry company was beaten at Hollis and Tremont streets after a Park Theatre visit. He lost sight in one eye, $18, his job for weeks, and was left ill in a strange city before a landlady found him at 11 o clock the next morning. The 40 year old, 300 pound actor wore a pin valued at $200 which wasn’t stolen.

George Barron Ellen Terry Boston Park Theatre Barron Hollis Tremont

Captain Straw of Fire Department Retired

Captain Charles A. Straw of the Boston Fire Department retired after 32 years of service. He had been detailed to the repair shop for several years and received a fireman pension of 600 dollars a year from Fire Commissioner Wells. His retirement was noted with regret by his colleagues.

Straw Fire Department Boston Fire Department Charles A. Straw Wells

Roesches Bankruptcy Filed by Boston Promoter

James F. Roesché, a Boston telegraph operator promoter and hotel manager, filed a voluntary bankruptcy with liabilities over 86000 and assets 225. The principal debt is 85000 to Alexander M. Ferris of Newton, with David S. Murray as sole secured creditor holding 500 and a diamond ring and watch as collateral. Roesché said the case stems from a 1901 personal deal to beat the stock market and offered little further comment.

James F. Roesche Boston Roesche Alexander M. Ferris Newton Davids. Murray

Women’s Alliance closes season with fine program

The Women’s Alliance of the Church of the Disciples held its last meeting in the church parlors with Mrs. Charles Gordon Ames presiding. Committee reports were followed by an entertainment program of merit including Miss Clara Bell’s aria from Jeanne d’Arc and a reading of the play Jeanne d’Arc by Mrs. Bertha Papazian to an audience of several hundred ladies.

Women’s Alliance Women’s Alliance of the Church of the Disciples Charles Gordon Ames Clara Bell Jeanne d’Arc Bertha Papazian

Gargan Praises Boston Subways Over Europe

Transit Commissioner Thomas J. Gargan returning from a nine months tour of Europe with Mrs. Gargan says Boston subways surpass European systems in car quality and overall facilities. He notes emphasis on platform space and lighting abroad, but criticizes dirty cars and inferior service overseas.

Gargan Europe Thomas J. Gargan Boston

Rhode Island Senate Fails to Elect U S Senator

After 81 ballots and months of balloting the Rhode Island Legislature adjourned without selecting a United States Senator for the term starting March 4. The state will be represented by one senator, Nelson W. Aldrich, until the next Legislature convenes. Final tally: Goddard 40, Colt 39, Wetmore 30.

Rhode Island United States Nelson W. Aldrich Higgins Joint Assembly State House Wetmore

Rhode Island Ends Long Senate Deadlock After 81 Ballots

Rhode Island will have a single U S Senator until January as the Legislature adjourned sine die after 81 ballots failed to produce a winner. The bitter contest mirrored the 1875 Burnside fight and drew crowds as Wetmore supporters wavered between Colt and Lewis Arnold with shifts by Charlestown’s Hoxie and others.

Republican State Committee Wetmore Colonel Colt Hoxie Charlestown Colt Wilcox Lewis W. Arnold Westerly Brayton State House

Naphtha Tank Blast Sparks Fire Alarm in South Boston

An explosion of a naphtha tank behind a six story factory at A and Congress streets in South Boston sent a crowd of workers fleeing toward Congress Street. Vincent Rodsitl of Hanover Street, a Columbia Counter Company employee near the tank, suffered severe burns. Fire risk was high due to many pipes distributing the flammable liquid through the building. Damage estimated at about $1000.

Congress Streets Boston Vincent Rodsitl Hanover Street Columbia Counter Company Congress Street

Anniversary and Class Day at Boston Latin School

The 2724 anniversary of the Boston Latin School was observed by the retiring class of 1907 in the school hall. Highlights included the glee club, class song by Norton Baldwin and John W. Churchward, class poem by Francis Wyner, the Song of the Old Bell, class oration by Herman Nelke, intermission music, class prophecy by Gaynor OGorman, Mando lin Club numbers, a Santayana address, an orchestra finale, a military drill, and an evening parade.

Boston Latin School Boston Latin School Glee Club Norton Baldwin John W. Churchward Francis Wyner Glee Club Herman Nelke Gaynor O’gorman Mandolin Club George Santayana

Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free One Month Treatment

The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a limited time offer of one month’s treatment at no charge for all patients who apply by April 30. They claim strong cures for chronic diseases and note out of town patients are coming by train seeking treatment. The program emphasizes certified physicians, state board endorsement, and affordable care without high medical fees.

Boylston Street Osmo- Chemic Co Medical Trust

Prominent Citizens laud Osmo-Chemic light treatment

Testimonies from D. C. Bixby Melville A. Stone Wm McConnell and others praise the Osmo-Chemic system for cures ranging from tongue cancer to rheumatism skin cancer and neuritis. Advertised claims include a book on chronic disease and daily office hours with contact details ending with a request for a stamp.

D. C. Bixby Haverhill Mass Melville A. Stone Reading Wm. McConnell Summer St Boston Deacon D. B. King Chandler St Worcester Chastehouse Farmington N. H Jeasie Heaton Pond St Natick Washington St Sell L. S. Bidwell Woodlawn St Jamaica Plain William A. McCoy Bartlett Terrace Roxbury Webster St Somerville D. Chet Phyatfan Perman

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