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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1907

Page

4

No Case Against Mrs Seib in Perjury Trial

Judge Burke discharged Edna F Leib 32 of Roxbury after witnesses showed she owned property in Boston and Stoneham with cash and notes due her. Prosecutors alleged debt but Burke ruled a perjury warrant unfounded saying no false oath was proven and debt is not proof of perjury. Leib wept as she left the court.

Burke Edna F. Leib Harold Street Roxbury Boston Stoneham Leib Gauss B. Gauss Main St. Marshall, Mich

Body of Ammie Smith Unclaimed at City Hospital

The body of Ammie Smith, 42, of Advocate Harbor, N. S., remains at City Hospital morgue. He was found on the shore of Dorchester Bay near Cow Pasture yesterday and identified as the steward on Arthur Merrill's yacht.

City Hospital Dorchester Bay Cow Pasture Ammie Smith Advocate Fiarbor N. S Arthur Merrill Boston Yacht Club

Open Races Today Off Commercial Point

A series of open races to be held this afternoon at 2 30 off Commercial Point Dorchester have been arranged by the Old Home Week Association. Entries may be made at the Dorchester Y C or judges boat before start of race.

Commercial Point Dorchester Old Home Week Association

Reverend Crane Dies After Four Days Illness

Rev Charles A Crane pastor of People's Temple dies after a brief illness while preparing for August vacation. A forceful New England preacher born in Quincy Illinois in 1853, he served in Danville and East Boston before leading the People's Temple and defending capital punishment. He leaves a widow and two children.

Charles A. Crane People's Temple Quincy Ill James L. Crane Illinois Springfield, Ill Northwestern University Middletown First Danville Saratoga Street Boston People’s Temple Weck Crane Charles Alba Crane

Guns From Forts Revere Banks Save Boston Harbor Battle

Forts Strong Banks Heath Warren Andrews and Revere opened fire as an enemy fleet advanced through Nantasket Roads. Eleven thousand yard range confirmed by Fort Revere. Battleships and cruisers were destroyed. by five o clock all enemy ships sunk or wrecked. Fifth militia men earned $3.47 weekly while state pay went to treasury.

Fort Revere Nantasket Roads Fort Banks Winthrop Boston Strong Banks Ripley Lombard Telegraph Hill Hull Fort Warren Fort Andrews Peddock's Island Nantasket Warren Andrews Broad Sound

Brown Tail Poison Itc Rash The Household Surgeon

Druggists advertise a remedy claim offering refund money if Dr Porter s Antiseptic Healing Oil fails. The notice highlights household medicine warnings and a 25 cent price point. It presents a product emphasis with safety cautions and a sale cue for consumers seeking a remedy for skin irritation and rash.

Remarkable Fatalities From Accidents In City

A string of deadly accidents yesterday left Arthur Bailey and James L Connell injured with critical fractures. Bailey, 28, an English immigrant and ice company worker, was crushed when a lift started early at 3A Exeter Street and 4:30 p.m. injury time. Connell, 42, a Roxbury house painter, fell 15 feet from a ladder at 24 Beach Street while painting, now in doubtful recovery at City Hospital.

Johnson's Market Exeter Street Arthur Bailey Harrison Avenue City Hospital Bailey England Independence Ice Company Beach Street Dorchester James L. Connell Ottawa Street Roxbury Connell

Upset by Ferryboat Capsizes Swede in Moonlit Dory

John Larsen, 25, a Swedish man, was capsized when the Brewster of the Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn railroad struck backwash near midnight. The boat was stopped, engines reversed, and Larsen rescued along with his dory as the ferry resumed its voyage to Boston amid excitement aboard.

Brewster Boston Rowe's Wharf Larsen Ivers Court Square Lehigh Valley Railroad Dory Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad John Larsen Fer

South Boston Victim Drowned After Wharf Fall

Six year old John Mahoney of 288 West Third Street South Boston fell from the stone coping at the wharf foot of E Street near Fargo while drying clothes. He was pulled from the water by friends J F Hardy and J B Dole as ambulance and Dr Sheehan later pronounced him dead after an hour and a half of efforts.

John Mahoney West Third Street Boston E Street Fargo Johnny J. F. Hardy M Street J. B. Dole D Street Fargo Street Sheehan

Probing Streets and Cash in Boston Finance Meeting

The Finance Commission met yesterday to review city street conditions with Street Expert Richard T. Fox and to seek improvements in street cleaning. It discussed a uniform city accounting system with Good Government Association members Laurence Minot Edmund Billings and George Nutting and invited public input. The panel fixed ex District Attorney Michael Sughrue’s counsel salary at 5000 dollars and Secretary J Wells Farley at 3000 dollars.

Finance Commission Richard T. Fox Boston Laurence Minot Edmund Billings George R. Nutter Good Government Association Michael Sughrue J. Wells Farley Chicago Citizens’ Committee The Sughrue Nathan Matthews

Street Cleaning Problems Highlight City Finance Commission

The finance commission held its first real session focusing on street cleaning, payrolls, and city accounts. Richard T. Fox testified on street cleanliness while Good Government Association members appeared for discussions. The panel set salaries for counsel Sughrue and J Wells Farley and aims to summon department heads at next meeting. Permanent headquarters are expected to be established soon.

Jackson Denies Resigning From Railroad Commission

Chairman James F. Jackson at Westport Harbor denies any resignation rumors. He asserts he has not resigned and that everything in the railroad commission is harmonious, refusing further comment.

Jackson Railroad Commission James F. Jackson Westport Harbor

Big Land Sale Noted as Cancelled Auction

J W McCarthy reports selling all houses advertised for James H Walsh of Brighton at an auction on Hichborn and Herrick streets. Public notice states there will be no sale on Saturday as the property has been disposed of. Total receipts were 45445 dollars, all cash from various buyers.

J. W. McCarthy James H. Walsh Brighton Hichborn Herrick

SENTRY DROWNED AT CHARLES TOWN NAVY YARD

Private Isadore Cohn 25 of the U S Marine Corps attached to the U S 8 Illinois went missing after falling from a sentry post at Pier 6 late last night. Searchlights found him clinging to a fender log but resuscitation failed.

Charlestown Navy Yard Isadore Cohn Marine Corps Illinois Pier 6 Colin

Tragic death of 9 year old on railway tracks near Wood Island

Nine year old Joseph Fescrantini of 190 Maverick Street was caught between two Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn trains near Harbor View Street at Wood Island yesterday. He was struck on the head by a projection from one of the engines and died at 10 15 p m last night.

Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad Wood Island Harbor View Street Joseph Fescrantini Maverick Street

DROWNING AT RIVERSIDE NEWTON

Aug 2 10 year old Harry Harvey son of Charles J Harvey drowned at Riverside recreation grounds pool in four feet of water while swimming with cousins at about 5 pm. Doctors believe death due to heart failure or inhaling water after overheating.

Newton Harry Harvey Charles J. Harvey Shirley House Shirley Street Winthrop Riverside

Back Bay Society Stirred Over Married Elopers

A Boston interior decorator, Wilson S. Belches, eloped with Mrs. Matilda Perry, former Linder of Concord, shattering his family’s social standing. Belches, 30, linked to Hayden, Stone & Co., and son of prominent broker John W. Belches, had a nine year marriage marked by social prominence. His father laments the scandal while predicting a likely divorce filing.

Perry Boston Symphony Hall Wilson S. Belches Matilda Linder Concord Linder John W. Belches State Street Windsor Road Corey Hill Brookline Europe Holy Lands Walpole N. H Post

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