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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1908
Page
3
Honduras Accuses Consuls Over Exequaturs Cancelled
Washington reports a diplomatic row between the United States and Honduras after President Davila cancelled the exequaturs of foreign consuls at Ceiba over alleged sympathy with revolutionists The consuls including American Drew Linard and Vice Consul Reynolds deny impropriety The United States seeks to maintain neutrality in Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Honduras
Davila
Ceiba
Drew Linard
Reynolds
France
Norway
State Department
Central America
Lay Strike to Sampson at Ferry Department Hearing
At a city hearing led by Superintendent of Streets Emerson discharged ferry engineers accused Chief Engineer Levi Sampson of instigating the strike. Sampson testified he immediately took charge of an engine when the strike began. Emerson will investigate further and likely seek restoration of the men to the civil service list but not reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streets Emerson
Ferry
Levi Sampson
Sampson
Emerson
two youths arrested after street battle in Somerville
After a short clash at Hanover and Blackstone streets, Inspectors Wolf and McCauley arrested Henry Roake of Lowell and William McGinty of Lynn on burglary and larceny charges. They allegedly broke into George T. Sargent’s home on July 21 and stole silverware and jewelry valued at 150 dollars. Police recovered most of the items in local pawn shops and Lynn police say the pair are also wanted for a separate robbery at 119 Lewis street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Blackstone Streets
Wolf and McCauley
Somerville
Henry Roake
Lowell
William McGinty
Edward C. Donovan
Lynn
George T. Sargent
Austin Street
Burekes
Lewis Street
John T. Davis
Frank J. Richards
Osborne Urges At Large City Officials and Stronger Mayor
Former Auburn mayor and New York Public Service Commission member Thomas M. Osborne told the Finance Commission his charter reform plan. He proposes election of city officials at large, a single government branch under the Mayor, expanded mayoral powers, and a referendum option if the Mayor opposes the city government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Osborne
Auburn
N. Y
New York Public Service Commission
Finance Commission
Osborne
Royal Welcome for Matthew Cummings in Neponset
Matthew Cummings returned from the Indianapolis national convention of Hibernians where he was re elected president. A thousand people with a brass band met him in Neponset and marched to Wood's Hall for speeches praising his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Cummings
Neponset
National Convention of Hibernians
Indianapolis
Harrison Square
Wood's Hall
Hibernian
New England
Boston
Massachusetts
Cummings
Ireland
Great Order of Irish Hibernians
Order
America
Clayton
Freeport Streets
Dorchester Avenue
Adams Street
Minneapolis
Kelliher
Wed the Man of Her Choice
Julia Marie Lincoln and Alfred Nettle wed in a quiet ceremony at 23 School Street Somerville on June 1 1908. The couple faced parental opposition as Mr and Mrs Henry Lincoln sought to keep their daughter at home, aided by friends Mrs David Ross and Mrs F W Frazier who hosted the ceremony at Mrs Ross's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle—Lincoln
David Ross
School Street
Somerville
J. P. Bland
F. W. Frazier
Alfred Nettle
Julia Marie Lincoln
Henry
Lincoln
Temple Street
Lamertine Terrace
Jamaica Plain
Miss Lincoln
Broadway
Boston
Mr. Nettle
F. W. Fragier
Good Angels
Mrs. Ross
Mrs T J Keliher Dies in Hull Summer Home
Esther Gertrude Graham Kelicher wife of Thomas J Kelicher and sister in law of Congressman John A Kelicher died at her Hull summer home after a long illness. She had twinned Mary born last April and was once a Lynn social belle. Local obituary notes place and social prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Thomas J. Keliher
Boston
John A. Keliher
Esther Gertrude Graham
Kelcher
Ask Aid for Incoming Jews Pidyon Soumi Day
On the eve of Sabbath Chason orthodox synagogues across New England observe Pidyon Soumi as fourteen prominent rabbis issue a call for donations to the Migrant Aid Society. The group aids Jewish immigrants by locating relatives, tracing lost addresses, housing settlers, and guiding arrivals to destinations with services led by Abraham Alpert of the Boston Jewish American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Immigrant Aid Society
Abraham Alpert
The
Boston Jewish American
Labor notes describe convention and events at Washington Hall
Tomorrow at Washington Hall the first convention of the National Federation of State City and Town Employees Unions will gather with delegates welcomed by an elected credential committee. National officers and Boston union presidents lead preparations as local leaders address preconvention matters and a classroom address by Yale arena school member Charles A. MacFarland is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Hall
Washington Street
National Federation of State
Michael F. O’brien
James A. Gorman
Boston
Alderman
James P. Timilty
Edward F. Connelly
William P. Greaney
M. Heet
J. J. Collins
Andrew Rourke
Edward R. Gray
John H. Baxter
William Carpenter
Joseph W. Stewart
Charles A. MacFarland
Melrose
Arena School
Yale
John Mitchell
Samuel Gompers
James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Henry Sterling
J. H. Bowditch
Fort Hill Square
United Sates
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Wolf’s
Atti EK Sthal
Comey Ati Lada
Andaes
MY Clothier
Portland Streets
Okie
Manhattan
Phelan & Steptoe
Boylston Street
Hotel
Touraine
North Market Street
CES
T. M. Osborne
Fis. Com
Ecru
Bay State
John J. Rogers
Worcester
Hibernian Order
John Rogers
England
Hibernians
Great Britain
Erin
John McCune
Philip J. O'Donnell
Mary Joly
Rhode Island
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Cornelius Duggan
John H. H. McNamee
Dorchester
Cambridge
John J. Daly
Division 81
Julia Lincoln
T. J. Keliher
LABOR
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