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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1910

Page

12

Gloucester pays tribute to 43 fishermen at Blynham Bridge

At Blynham bridge in Gloucester on August 7 mourners gathered as ministers led services for fishermen from the port who died at sea last year. Sunday school children laid floral tributes on the waters while families bowed their heads in remembrance.

Gloucester Blynham Bridge

Gloucester Dives at Exercises Over Fishermen's Plight

The Rev. Joseph Cooper of the local Episcopal Church condemned Gloucester for tolerating hellish conditions in places that ruin young fishermen. He accused residents of greed, saying they say they must have them or fishermen will leave.

Joseph Cooper Episcopal Church Gloucester

Gloucester Fishermen Remembered in Grave Commemoration

More than 2000 attend a Gloucester tribute at the Gloucester Fishermen's Institute for 43 sailors who died in 1909. Colonel Charles F. Wonson praises fishermen while Rev. Joseph Cooper notes Gloucester’s debt and the origins of many mariners. Flowers cover the common grave as 200 children and elders bid farewell. a roll call lists the fallen and highlights their youth.

Gloucester Joseph H. C. Cooper Charles H. Williams Charles F. Wonson Gloucester Fishermen's Institute Institute Forbes Joseph Cooper John P. Anderson Eugene Burke Frederick Burke Bernard Crowell Willis Doggett Owen Daughney Stephen DeLong William R. DeCoste Andrew Fagin Thomas Forristall John F. Groves William Hatfield Edward Harding Warren Hutchins Fred Humphrey Thomas Hines Oscar Johnson Edward Keefe John Muise William Muise William F. Muise Walter Myers Jethro Messenger Michael McDonald Daniel Muise Robert O’brien Theodore LeBlanc Or White Brutus Ryder Arthur Richard Ezra C. Roberts Charles Shaw

Police Chief Injured After Fall at Political Meeting

Hampton New Hampshire August political gathering at Cutler's Hotel ends with Portsmouth police chief severely injured after slipping on hotel steps. He is sent home with a scalp wound and bruised arms. event supported Congressman Cyrus A. Sulloway and Senator Thomas Entwistle.

Hampton, N. H Cutler’s Cyrus A. Sulloway Thomas Entwistle Portsmouth

American Consul Arnold Returns to Amoy Post

Amoy China August 7 The American consul Julian H Arnold who had a May granted leave to tour central China with Professor Edward Ross of the University of Wisconsin has returned to his post.

Amoy China Julian H. Arnold Central Edward Ross University of Wisconsin

Bull Fight Replaces Riot in San Sebastian Amid Calm

In San Sebastian on August 7 the government suppressed planned Catholic demonstrations with troops and arrests, permitting a large bull fight to proceed. Police intervention prevented violence as many manifestants gathered. the Queen Mother and royal children were in Miramar Palace.

San Sebastian Miramar Palace Spain

Canalejas to expose conspiracy before Parliament

Madrid August 7 Premier Canalejas vows to expose the conspiracy against the government in Parliament. The government is credited with averting a San Sebastian demonstration. Liberal and Republican papers press for stronger action while Vatican concerns grow over the San Sebastian situation.

Madrid Canalejas Spain San Sebastian the Universe Ceuta Muranda Zuvia Vatican Mgr. Vico

Vatican optimistic on Spain Rome talks amid hopes of settlement

At the Vatican on August 7 optimism grows for an understanding with the Spanish government. The papacy indicates it restrained followers to avoid disorders and possible civil war. Cardinal Merry del Val directs Spanish bishops to keep peace as Vatican notes most agitators are Carlists. Portugal relations are said normal, with a new ambassador delayed by Lisbon's cabinet changes.

Senor Urquijo Pamplona Navarre Vitoria Alava Rome Vatican Canalejas Papacy Merry del Val Spain Holy See Portugal Lisbon

Alfonso Cheerful as San Sebastian News Filters In

King Alfonso expressed reassurance from San Sebastian reports and awaits a papal autograph letter on the clerical conflict. He plans unchanged to travel with Queen Victoria to Eaton Hall on Wednesday to stay until Friday as guest of the Duke of Westminster.

Cowes Isle of Wight Alfonso San Sebastian Queen Victoria Eaton Hall Duke of Westminster

Maine in heated race over governorship and Congress

From Eastport to Portland Maine faces a fierce fight as Democrats aim to flip the governorship and challenge four Republican congressmen. Mayor Plaisted predicts victory, cites Republican disunity andFernald veto of Hastings bill as pivotal, while polls hint at a broad Democratic appeal statewide.

Augusta Eastport Kittery Fort Kent Portland Maine National Congress Hale Roosevelt Frederick W. Plaisted Bert M. Fernald First William M. Pennell Asher Hinds National House of Representatives Congress Frederick Hale Littlefield Lewiston Gompers Dan MccGillicuddy Mayor Plaisted Post Edwin C. Burleigh Bethel Samuel W. Gould Skowhegan G. O. P. Machine George M. Hanson Calais Frank F. Guernsey Senator Hale Frederick Powers Houston Taft Charles F. Johnson Waterville Plaisted Fernald Henry H. Hastings Oxford County

Boston Man Recovers After Losing Inch Of Spine

Alexander Potter of 34 Myrtle street Boston walked from a Lawrence hospital with an inch of his spinal column removed in an auto crash at North Reading on July 10. Walter Boardman of North Cambridge died days later. Potter was warned to guard his head and neck but otherwise faces no expected problems from the missing vertebra.

Lawrence Alexander Potter Myrtle Street Boston North Reading Walter G. Boardman North Cambridge Potter

Fire Burns Roslindale Man After Lamp Explosion

John H. McMacklin was burned on the face and hands when a kerosene lamp exploded in the cellar of his Roslindale home on Clarendon avenue last night. He received treatment for his injuries.

John EH. McMacklin Clarendon Avenue Roslindale

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