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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1906

Page

2

Rioting at Paint Creek Mine Leaves One Dead

At the Berwind White Coal Company Paint Creek mine near Ingleside Pennsylvania a midnight clash between union and non union miners left Steve Popovich fatally wounded and three others injured. Sheriff and 21 state constables moved to the scene and dispersed the rioters.

Johnstown Penn Paint Creek Berwind White Coal Company Ingleside Steve Popovich Windber State Constabulary

East Boston Gas Rate Promised to Drop to One Dollar

Senator William Taylor announced assurances from the Senate public lighting committee that East Boston residents will pay $1 for gas this month. Constituents in the island wards currently pay $1.35 and $1.25 net, with Representative John H. Sullivan pressing for a reduction. The bill was sent to the public lighting committee, hearings were held, and the measure was withdrawn after promises were made to curb the gas trust practices.

Boston William Taylor Island Senate Senate Committee On Cassidy Berkshire East Boston John H. Sullivan Ward 2 Taylor Gas Trust Sullivan

Mayor Fitzgerald amid City Hall strike rumors and long hours

Reports say Mayor Fitzgerald may face a staff led strike over extended hours at the City Hall office. The secretary staff and messengers push for schedule changes as they work late into the night, while the mayor, a tireless worker, is forced to contend with late receptions and outrun the press of calls. James T. Whelan to direct a musical program with 100 voices at Cathedral Parish event.

Fitzgerald Kneeland O’connell Holyoke Boston O'Connell St. James Old Fort Hill James T. Whelan

Food fair opens tonight in Lynn for four days

The Local 131 grocery and provision clerks present their second annual food fair in Lasters Hall Lynn beginning tonight and running four days. Mayor Barney of Lynn will officially open the event as exhibitors showcase pure foodstuffs to the public.

Lasters’ Hall Lynn Barney

Apitezo Promises Easy Digestion and Quick Nutrient Uptake

The ad claims Apitezo aids digestion for all stomachs and delivers nutrients like iron directly into the body, promising fast absorption and health benefits.

Pursued Joy for 2 Years

Mrs. James P. Hayden of Brooklyn, a trained nurse, pursued Francis H. Joy of New Britain for two years after he sold her valueless stock and repaid $25. She describes locating him in Hartford and filing charges for passing a worthless $10 check. She vows to prosecute to stop further fraud.

Hartford, Conn Francis H. Joy New Britain James P. Hayden Brooklyn Hartford Court

Riot Among Italian Workmen Roils Bar Harbor Scene

In Bar Harbor Maine on April 29 a riot broke out among Italian workers employed by Bar Harbor Water Company at Eagle Lake after the storekeeper refused to sell beer. Antonio Darandi was knocked unconscious and bystander Robert McKay was hurt. About 100 residents rushed to the scene, deputies and police followed, three men and a boy were arrested.

Bar Harbor Eagle Lake Bar Harbor Water Company Antonio Darandi Robert McKay

Cathedral Reunion Draws 5000 In Greater Boston

About 5000 people are expected at the Cathedral parish reunion in Mechanics building tonight. Rev Dr J T Mullen thanks committees. Gaelic song by Ellen A McLaughlin and others. coadjutor archbishop may attend from Baltimore. Mayor Fitzgerald and civic dignitaries to join. An 8 to 9 concert and whist prizes are planned with a commemorative souvenir prepared by the committee.

Mechanics’ Building Greater Boston J. T. Mullen Ellen A. McLaughlin McLaughlin Christine Galbraith F. X. Mahoney Baltimore Fitzgerald

Clergymen to Attend Centenary of Baltimore Cathedral

Invited guests include former cathedral rectors and clergymen linked to the church in prior years. Reverends Walsh Danvers Sullivan Beverly Farms Doody Cambridge, once archdiocese chancellor, are among expected attendees. Archbishop’s absence leaves city without his presence at the centenary. Children will receive entertainment. Arrangements committee held final meeting and noted strong delegate signups.

Nicholas R. Walsh Beverly Farms Henry A. Sullivan Danvers Michael J. Doody P. R Cambridge Baltimore

First Cadets Attend Church Service in Boston

The First Corps of Cadets, about 250 strong led by Major Thomas Talbot, attended vesper services at Central Congregational Church on Newbury and Berkeley streets. Pastor Rev. John Hopkins Denison preached on Zeal. The unit marched from Columbus Avenue armory to the church, then returned via Berkeley, Commonwealth, Dartmouth, Boylston, and Columbus avenues.

Corps of Cadets Thomas Talbot Central Congregational Church Newbury and Berkeley Streets John Hopkins Denison Columbus Avenue Ferdinand Street Berkeley Street Commonwealth Avenue Dartmouth Street Boylston Street Armory

Vanderbilt Quits Show After Fair Awards Criticism

Brooklyn April 29 Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt withdraws all horses from the Riding and Driving Club show saying awards were given very unfairly. Other leading exhibitors follow his lead, with many events he won last year withdrawn and sent to his Oakland farm.

Brooklyn Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Riding and Driving Club Oakland

San Francisco Plate Glass Loss Estimated At 1 Million

Pittsburg reports experts estimate the cost of San Francisco plate glass damage at one million dollars following the disaster. The assessment reflects the scale of property losses and the impact on city skylines and business districts.

Pittsburg San Francisco

Neuralgia Cure Credited To Dr Williams Pink Pills

Mrs Charles Schultz of 179 Thomas Street Newark relates a seven year neuralgia case affecting the heart that resisted standard remedies. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills, she improved on the second box and has remained well since. Pills sold by druggists or mailed by the Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY at 50 cents a box, six for $2.50.

Williams Charles Schultz Thomas Street Newark N. J Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N. Y

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