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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1907

Page

7

Odor Complaints threaten Boston Sanitary Department

Residents from Winthrop to Nantasket report overwhelming and persistent odors from Spectacle Island reducing plants. Health official vows investigation and possible injunction if causes persist, potentially tying up Boston’s sanitary department. N Ward Company disputes role, saying garbage plant is the source while stating they are in the glue business.

Spectacle Island Boston Sanitary Department Winthrop Quincy Nantasket Durgin Health Department Pr. Durgin N. Ward Company New England Sanitary Product Company Board of Health S Ioston Andrew J. Ward

Bank book worth 1200 restored to former employee

Judge Crosby of the Superior Court ruled yesterday that J F Robban a tailor at 71 Union street Newton Centre must return to Miss Catherine J McGrath of 1292 Boylston street Brookline her bank book for 1200 dollars which he had refused to surrender upon her leaving his employment as manager.

Crosby Superior Court J. F. Robban Union Street Newton Centre Catherine J. McGrath Boylston Street Brookline

Senator Beveridge Marries Katherine Eddy in Berlin

In Berlin on August 7 Miss Katherine Eddy of Chicago sister of Spencer F. Eddy first secretary of the American embassy wed Senator Beveridge of Indiana in a formal ceremony.

Berlin Katherine Eddy Chicago Spencer F. Eddy Senator Beveridge Indiana

Woman steadies theatre fire panic with calm commands

Mrs Lombard wife of the theatre proprietor acted quickly during a blaze that sent over 200 people from The Two Wanderers. She stopped the projector turned on lights and alerted staff. Alfred Higgins lessee reassured anxious Knights of Honor Hall attendees and calmed a potential stampede, keeping everyone safe.

Knights of Honor Hall Brotherhood of American Train Men Alfred Higgins Mr. Higgins

Singer dragged in street after photos were stolen

Marguerette BE Stone of the New England Conservatory claimed John M. Killeen assaulted and dragged her along Massachusetts avenue when two photos were taken from her home. The Municipal Court fined Killeen $25. he appealed with bonds of $200.

New England Conservatory of Music Marguerette BE. Stone Springfield Massachusetts Avenue John M. Killeen Wentworth Miss Stone Killeen William H. Trayes, Jr Trayes Marceau Marguerette E. Stone Conservatory

Frankie’s Lungs Do Much for New Mother

A Boston waif Frankie, born with strong lungs, is shuffled between Mrs. McFarland and the Chardon Street Home amid efforts to locate his mother Mrs. John Owens of Dover New Hampshire. Police intervene as guardians argue over care. Frankie’s fate hinges on finding responsible relatives or state authorities tomorrow.

Frankie John McKarland Chardon Street John Owens Dover N. H

Mrs Owens Seeks Return Of 8 Year Old Frankie Owens

Exeter New Hampshire Aug 7 a Brentwood mother Mrs Joseph Owens asks for the return of her 8 year old son Frankie Owens who has been an inmate at the Chardon institution and is missing from home.

Exeter N. H Joseph Owens Brentwood Frankie Owens Chardon

The Story of Frankie Owens Wanderings in Boston

Frankie Owens traveled through Dover New Hampshire to Boston with Mrs McFarland after being given to her while his mother sought help from the Dover Children’s Home. He stayed with Mrs McFarland, spent nights in Roxbury and at Station 9, and was photographed in Boston papers. Mrs McFarland claimed him again then returned him to his mother in New Hampshire and he remains waiting to be sent home.

John McFarland Dover N. H Boston

Little Frankie Owens Missing Mother Recalls Past

A Boston street wanderer, Annie Riley Owens, now Mrs. Owens, tells of her son Frankie and her unsettled plans to reach Boston for word. Born in Portsmouth four years ago, Frankie’s mother alleges abuse by her stepmother and family estrangement. She married Joseph Owens, a carpenter, after meeting him at Brentwood county farm and lived in Epping, Newfields, Portsmouth, and Exeter.

Boston Michael Riley Portsmouth

Death of Captain Sprague in Hingham at 81

Captain Peter N Sprague a veteran Civil War sailor and longtime town official died at his home in Hingham after a brief illness aged 81 He had served in town government and was once postmaster of Hingham.

Hingham Peter N. Sprague

Explosion at Robin Hood Ammunition Plant Kills One

Arthur Mulheron was killed and 15 other workers injured in a powder loading room blast at the Robin Hood Ammunition Company in Swanton Vermont. Several victims were seriously hurt including Nelson Raine Nora Luman Howard Tassie and Jennie Kirby. The building was demolished and Mulheron was blown from the roof before dying shortly after. Cause unknown and financial loss considered small.

Swanton Arthur Mulheron Robin Hood Ammunition Company Nelson Raine Nora Luman Howard Tassie Nellie Hoag Jennie Kirby Mulheron

Commission Named to Plan State Old Age Pensions

Governor Guild named a five member commission to study old age insurance and pensions. The unpaid panel will work up data and drafting bills over about 18 months, with a Jan 16 1909 report to General Court. Members are Edward S. Bradford chairing from Springfield Arthur M. Huddell of Chelsea Mrs M R Hodder of Brookline James M Prendergast of Boston James P Buckley M D of Marlboro.

Commonwealth General Court Guild Edwards. Bradford Springfield Arthur M. Huddell Chelsea M. R. Hodder Brookline James M. Prendergast Boston James P. Buckiey Marlboro

Roxbury Men Captured In West End Robbery

Attracted by loud outcries Roxbury citizens chased and detained William Sheerin 30 and James J Glancy 32 accused of holding up beating and robbing William Walker of 20 near Ruggles Street The pair are linked to Roxbury Can Gang and police plan further arrests after patrols along Huntington Ward Ruggles Parker streets.

Roxbury Ruggles Street William Sheerin James J. Glancy William Walker Wakefield Sheerin Glancy Lawrence Cambridge Hanley Cassidy Taylor Huntington Avenue Ward, Ruggles Parker Streets

Lodge to Talk at Nantasket

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, called the big boss, will address voters at the Nantasket Point outing of the Dorchester Young Men's Republican Club. Vice-President Fairbanks will not attend. Additional Republicans invited include Senator Crane, Governor Guild, Lieutenant-Governor Draper, and ex-Councilor Sidney O. Bigney.

Henry Cabot Lodge Young Men's Republican Club Dorchester Nantasket Point Fairbanks Fitzgerald Senator Crane Guild Draper Sidney O. Bigney Attleboro

Vacation schools to close after five weeks of work

After five weeks of instruction and amusements during the heated spell 5000 children will finish their course in the vacation schools of this city today. Under the guidance of 175 teachers they have been learning sewing dressmaking millinery and basketry besides nature lessons outdoor gymnastics music cardboard construction drawing and color work.

Readers favor Dr Hale idea of Old South as forum

Post readers in Boston back Rev Edward Hale's plan to convert the Old South Meeting House into a public forum for lectures and discussions open to all creeds. Fundraising concerns appear as the main obstacle, with messages praising the concept and urging support from a generous public.

POST DR. Hale Old South Greater Boston Edward Everett Hale Old South Meeting House Forum Boston Dale Old South Church Prum Vernon Street Bay State Road

Fox Expected to Laud Mayor Fox Report On Boston Highways

Friends of Mayor Fitzgerald celebrate as Richard T. Fox prepares to finish his report on Boston highway conditions. City pols expect praise for the administration and its street cleaning staff after Fox's forthcoming findings. The full report awaits at least ten days amid prior leaks.

Fitzgerald Richard T. Fox Chicago Boston Pols Fox Citizens’ Committee North End Cummings

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