Mayor's New Board of Pauper Trustees
Edward M. Gallagher of 58 Lexington Street Ward 3 serves until April 30 1912. William J. Sullivan of 57 West Seventh Street Ward 13 serves until April 30 1911. Max E. Wyzanski of 46 Moreland Street Ward 17 serves until April 30 1911. Jane Stewart Alexander of 30 Westland Avenue Ward 10 serves until April 30 1910. Mary A. Dierkes of 33 Mill Street Ward 24 serves until April 30 1909. James A. Dorsey of 45 Crawford Street Ward 21 serves until April 30 1909. Thomas A. McQuade of 82 Tuttle Street Ward 20 serves until April 30 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Gallagher
Lexington Street
William J. Sullivan
West Seventh Street
Max E. Wyzanski
Moreland Street
Jane Stewart Alexander
Westland Avenue
Mary A. Dierkes
Mill Street
James A. Dorsey
Crawford Street
Thomas A. McQuade
Tuttle Street
New Board of Pauper Institutions Trustees Named
Mayor Fitzgerald announces a new board to oversee pauper institutions with Gallagher as probable chairman. The group includes William J. Sullivan, Max Wyzanski, Mrs Jane Stewart Alexander, Miss Mary A. Dierkes, J Albert Dorsey, and Thomas A. McQuade. Members are noted for varied local roles and ties to wards 3 13 17 21 24. The board plans to organize soon and vote on a chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Gallagher
Hornblower & Weeks
Catholic Literary Society of
Charlestown
Johnson
Herbert S. Johnson
Jane Stewart Alexander
James Alexander
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Westland Avenue
Back Bay
Mary A. Dierkes
Dierkes
South End Hosts Fourth Ward 12 Concord Club Ball
A large South End reception drew about 1600 people at Concord Club Ward 12. Mayor Fitzgerald and Superintendent Doyle attended with city officials, sharing a grand march and supper in a noted social event praised as the most successful for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Dover
Washington Streets
Doyle
Paul Revere Hall
Desmond
Jimmie
Old North End
Ec Charlie
Slattery
Jack
Mechanics’ Hall
Concord Club
Ward 12
Fitzgerald
John Egan
Chased Adoption Fraud Case Reaches Supreme Court
Salem April 29. The Chase will case involving Mrs Jennie P Chase and the adoption of DeForest Woodruff Chase, son of her second husband, reaches the Massachusetts Supreme Court. The $1,000,000 dispute centers on claims of dementia and undue influence, with Dr Horace Chase and the Philips family contending over the will and adoption validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Chase
Jennie P. Chase
de Forest Woodruff Chase
Supreme Court
Braley
Horace Chase
Philipses
Harmon
Dr. Chase
James H. Sisk
Lynn
Robert M. Morse
Boston
Moorfield Storey
E. R. Thayer
Philips
Woodruff Chase
Mr. Thayer
Oliver Ames Goold
Mrs Louis Howell of Somerville Dies at 22
Mrs Louis Howell of 58 Bow street Somerville died at home after a brief illness. She was 22 and a Rochester University graduate. She was daughter of RE F McGunigle and niece of Major McGunigle and William H McGunigle. The funeral will be from 58 Bow street at 2 PM Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Howell
Bow Street
Somerville
Howell
RE. F. McGunigle
Lynn
Major McGunigle
United States Marshal’s Office
William H. McGunigle
Rochester University
Rochester
N. Y
Boston
Geary Brother Arraigned in Cambridge for Watch Larceny
Edward J. Geary, brother of Susan Geary, was arraigned in District Court at Cambridge on larceny charges after attempting to pawn a watch in Boston. He claimed the watch belonged to his dead sister Susan and said Evelyn's watch was taken by mistake. The case continued to May 3 with $200 recognizance set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Geary
Susan Geary
Cambridge
Evelyn Geary
Geary
Boston
Nellan
Susan
Evelyn
Rep Lamoureux Up Tomorrow in Bribery Case
Representative S. John Lamoureux, charged with accepting a bribe and requesting a gratuity, is set for trial tomorrow at the Superior Court. The case, postponed four times, was rescheduled last week for May 8 and then moved after a conference in the district attorney's office. Judge Brown will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. John Lamoureux
District Attorney’s Office
Superior Court
Brown
Davies Pleads Guilty to Shooting Sweetheart
Thomas Davies admitted assault with a dangerous weapon against Elizabeth Maher in Municipal Court yesterday. The Feb. 12 shooting at 25 East Concord followed her refusal to marry him. he aimed to escape an insanity outcome by pleading guilty. Maher, now out of hospital, still bears a bullet in her body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Davies
Elizabeth Maher
East Concord Street
Two Barkes Start Nearly 7000 Mile Voyages
Two sailing barks leave the local harbor for long voyages of about 7000 miles. The Hunt with over 900,000 feet of lumber sails to Buenos Ayres and the Australia, a Norwegian vessel, heads to Bahia Blanca with 1,062,715 feet of lumber. Skippers aim to beat each other to the destinations in a hoped for race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Australia
Bahia Slanca
Salisbury Man Dead in Ditch
Salisbury Mass April 29 Early this morning the mutilated body of ex Chief of Police Frank N Pike was found beside the B and M tracks about 160 yards from his home Switchman Applebee discovered the body He had started to walk home along the tracks last evening about 11 oclock and is believed struck and killed by the Portland express Medical Examiner R C Hurd viewed the body and it was turned over to Undertaker McKinney Pike leaves a wife a son and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Mass
Frank N. Pike
Applebee
Pike
Salisbury Village
Portland Express
R. C
Postpone Hearing On New Street Railway Plan
The Boston & Eastern Street Railway Company plans new routes in Chelsea Revere and Everett. The Board of Railroad Commissioners postponed yesterday mornings hearing to June 3 4 and 5. The plans shift the main line behind Powder Horn Hill and lower the track under the streets removing embankments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Revere
Everett
Boston & Eastern Street Railway Company
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Powder Horn Hill
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank Coin Verification Notice
In accordance with Chapter 113 Section 53, savings banks call in books for verification every three years. Depositors must present their books at 30 to 38 School St Boston during May and June 1907 for verification. Treasurer Joseph C Holmes announces the notice.
Mayor's list adopted after long aldermanic wrangling
Mayor Fitzgerald sent appointees to the Board of Aldermen who faced hours of protest led by Aldermen Curley Bangs Finigan and Whelton. Despite objections to several officials including Babson Jackson Doyle Gillespie Minot and Whalen all were confirmed. A separate petition on the West End grant and other appointments were approved with minor dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Fitzgerald
Curley
Bangs
Babson
Finigan
Whelton
Alderman Curley
Jackson
James H. Doyle
Alderman Bell
Daniel H. Gillespie
Alderman Bangs
Matthew Cummings
Curley and
Laurence Minot
Statistics Department
Flanagan
Thomas A. Whalen
Whalen
Bell
Clark
Gillespie
Dorchester
Bange
Cummings
Finigan and
Clark Aginst
Doyle
Silloway
Currey
Baldwin
Battis
Daniel J. Kiley
Supreme Court
Boston Elevated Railway Company
West End
O'Meara
Thomas Arthur
East Boston
Bath
Hasket Derby
Children’s Institutions Department
George R. Swasey
Board of Appeals
Freeman O. Emerson
Working Nen's Loan Association
Christopher ¥ F. Mallen
Also Mentioned on This Page
William JT Sullivan
Thomas 1
Quade
Mabry A.dierkes
JA Dorsey
Hoto
Conlin
Suprintendent of
Streets
Byron
Lord Byron
John Harrington
NEW Newland
Houahition Co
Kingston Street
Osco
Lawn
Dimity
Madras
LYS
Lamoureux
Davies
Sweetheart
NEW Street Railway Company
THE
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
School ST
Oseph C. Holmes
Arly
CELEY
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