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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1906

Page

5

May end Mattie Hackett murder mystery

Lincoln Maine Aug 7 Wallace Dolly woodsman claims Willis Hurd confessed to strangling 18 year old Mattie Hackett near Readfield last summer. Dolly says Hurd showed motive and implicated George Reed, with Dolly alleging a deadly warning kept him silent. Investigators previously pursued Mrs Elsie Hobbs Raymond with no bill from the grand jury.

Lincoln, Me Wallace Dolly Mattie Hackett Readfield Willis Hurd Maine Dolly Hurd Elsie Hobbs Raymond

Three Empty L Trains Collide in Boston Subway

A rear end collision near Haymarket station at 6 40 this morning involved three empty trains. Passengers were evacuated with no serious injuries and about 860 people on the trailing train were saved from panic as officials moved to prevent danger.

Haymarket Square Park Street Sullivan Square Boston Elevated Railway Company Haymarket

Crisis at Long Island alms house over English removal

With one day left before a possible resignation, Mayor Fitzgerald confronts a clash with trustees over Superintendent English at the Long Island alms house. Trustees refuse a hearing and deny a conference, risking open warfare unless diplomacy succeeds.

English Long Island

Trio in daylight robbery amid lynch mob chase

Three young men allegedly held up and beat victim Thomas Foley 35 of East Boston, stole $48 on Hanover Street near Cross Street, then fled pursued by a crowd. Police halted the chase at a North Street barroom and detained William Patrick 36 East Boston, Frank Ober 22, and John Griffin 19. The money was not recovered.

North End Thomas Foley Iverett Street Boston Foley Hanover Street Cross Street Aleges North Street Flanagan Phelan William Patrick Upton Street Frank Ober St. James Hotel John Griffin Saratoga Street Myrtle Heald West End Riggsville City Hospital Joy Street William H. Bailey Bowdoin Street Miss Heald Prior H. V. Andrews Hancock Street Carr Harry Byrnes A. C. Wilmar Revere Street

More Money For Teachers

Kindergarten work pays better than school teaching and places teachers with the moneyed class. Our simplified Kindergarten course and perfected materials allow school teachers to shift from their former work with ease.

Cure Constipation Without Drugs

An advertisement promises a drug free cure for constipation using a home method. It touts testimonials from prominent business men and a free book explaining why drugs harm and how the method works, urging readers to mail in a coupon for the plan.

Midgley T. H. Midgley Kalamazoo Mich

Mrs Mary OBrien of Charlestown Dies at Home

Mrs Mary OBrien longtime Charlestown resident died yesterday at 6 Edgeworth Street Charlestown. She leaves five children Mrs CA Sullivan of Brockton Mrs Annie Doyle of Charlestown Dennis E OBrien a Boston post office employee and James J OBrien a health department inspector.

Mary O’brien Charlestown Edgeworth Street C. A. Sullivan Brockton Annie Doyle Dennis E. O’brien Boston James J. O'Brien Health Department

Brookline Athletes Save Two From Drowning in New Hampshire Lake

Leslie G. Rich and Richard O'Neil of the Brookline Swimming Club rescued John Wiley, a Nashua mill superintendent, and his nephew Arthur Kennedy from the deep waters of Fine Island Park. Wiley and the boy fell from a small boat 250 feet from shore after the craft overturned. Rich reached Wiley’s body first while O'Neil assisted, and after a tense struggle Wiley was revived about an hour later with help from Daniel O'Neil and B. McKenzie assisting. Both swimmers had been giving exhibitions at White Mountain resort earlier.

Manchester N. H John Wiley Nashua Arthur Kennedy Leslie G. Rich Richard O'Neil Brookline Swimming Club Fine Island Park Wiley Rich O’neil O'Neil Daniel O'Neil B. McKenzie Brookline White Mountain

Court Sustains Demurrer in Cambridge Church Accounting

In Suffolk Equity Court the demurrer of Rev. J Henry Duckrey, defendant, was sustained in a suit brought by Deacon Richard D White formerly of Mt Olive Baptist Church Cambridge. White seeks an accounting of funds claimed to pay the church debt and seeks reconveyance of property mortgaged by the church to Duckrey.

Court In Equity Suffolk County J. Henry Duckrey Richard D. White Mt. Olive Baptist Church Cambridge Mt. Olive Church Dockrey

Iowa in the Bryan Column Nominates State Ticket

In Waterloo Iowa Democrats nominate Claude R Porter for Governor with a tariff for revenue only platform. They back direct election of U S Senators, anti trust legislation, labor rights, and pledge support for William Jennings Bryan in 1908. Other nominees include John D Dennison Jr J S McLuen C E Munroe L F Danforth and Fred A Townsend.

Waterloo Claude R. Porter United States Samuel Gompers John Mitchell William Jennings Bryan Iowa John D. Dennison, Jr J. S. McLuen C. E. Munroe L. F. Danforth Fred A. Townsend

Broker Mildram Ends Life Amid Personal Crisis at Sea

In Yarmouth Nova Scotia on August 7 broker Lewis A. Mildram aged 60, a six year Boston curb stock veteran, leaped from the Prince George as the vessel neared harbor. He had suffered ill health since January and planned a province outing with nurse Kenneth MacKillop of Cambridge. No insanity signs were noted, and motives remain unclear.

Yarmouth N. S Boston Curb Stock Exchange Lewis A. Mildram Roslin Street Dorchester Prince George Dominion Line Mildram Kenneth MacKillop Prospect Street Cambridge MacKillop

Moran to Reply on School Foundation Contract

District Attorney John B. Moran is preparing a reply to the school commissioners over non compliance with the foundations contract for the new Normal School on Huntington Avenue. The reply will not be ready for publication until this evening.

John B. Moran New Normal School Huntington Avenue

Democratic State Committee Sets Oct. 6 Convention

The Democratic State committee met at the Revere House on Aug 17 to fix the state convention date for Oct 6 at Tremont Temple. The meeting raised whether business can be finished by 5 pm and noted filing deadlines. The Moran versus anti Moran contest must be resolved the same day if the Oct 6 date stands.

Democratic State Committee Revere House Quincy Tremont Temple Secretary of State

O Meara Promotes Nine Reserve Officers to Patrolman

Police Commissioner O Meara issued a general order at police headquarters promoting nine reserve officers to patrolman ranks. The promotions, largely for meritorious conduct, include Thomas J. Crehan Station 1 Joseph V Daly Station 2 Thomas F Healy Station 2 Seymour C Butler Station 4 John C Williams Station 9 Thomas F Lyons Station 10 Edmund R Inglis Station 18 Angus V McEachern Station 16 and Edward C Blake Station 16.

O'Meara Thomas J. Crehan Joseph V. Daly Thomas F. Healy Seymour C. Butler John C. Williams Thomas F. Lyons Edmund R. Inglis Angus V. McEachern Edward C. Blake

Food for Brain Workers and Healthy Bodies

The piece argues that half slate coal increases furnace work and reduces heat, half waste food burdens the stomach and drains energy, and the best food for brain workers enriches the blood while drawing it from the brain during digestion. It urges choosing foods that keep the body healthy and the mind clear.

Apitezo cereal claims balanced nutrition and ease of digestion

An advertisement extols Apitezo as a complete nutrition source easier to digest than beef or eggs. It claims vegetable iron boosts red blood cell production and promises fewer tonics after a month. Apitezo with cream is presented as a tasty option with two product sizes priced 15 cents and 10 cents.

van Camp

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