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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1908

Page

14

Bank arms clerks and messengers with autos in basement range

The National Shawmut Bank of Boston equips four messengers and clerks with automatic Colt pistols and trains them in a basement range to counter yeggmen. Auditor Marston says arming staff protects daily cash flow from armored car runs carrying over a ton of silver.

National Shawmut Bank Woburn Forest Hills New England Boston Geggs Shawmut Bank Water Street Boston Elevated Railway Company C. H. Marston Reading Marston William Neely Shawmut National Bank

George's Store Promotes August Sale On Suits Coats

An old advertisement touts George's tailor parlors at 14 Summer Street near Ashington offering August sale prices on suits coats and trousers. Garments previously 30 to 50 are advertised at 12 to 18 with examples like a dark tweed serge suit priced at 15 during the sale. open Saturday night at 14 Summer Street.

Oston George's Ailor Steet Ashington

Society men pursue suspect in Mrs Cornell attack

Aug 11 in Magnolia three score society men hunted in woods for Charles Caig, alleged attacker of New York Mrs W T Cornell. City Marshal Marchant ended the manhunt with 18 deputies. Gloucester police expect capture days away as Caig remains at large. Caig’s mother defends him. Oceanside Hotel guests helped in the search.

Magnolia Charles Caig W. T. Cornell New York Marchant Craig New England Gloucester Caig Cornell Martha Caig Post Oceanside

Alpine climbers pay heavy toll in deadly July

In Berne Switzerland on August 11 report shows the death toll among Alpine climbers this year setting a record. July yielded 14 deaths and two serious injuries among climbers, underscoring a dangerous season on the mountains.

Berne Switzerland

Lightning Kills Boy in Madison Thunderstorm

A severe storm struck Madison Maine, killing 17 year old Joseph Delile Sr. when lightning struck the oats he rode on, setting the load afire. One ox was also killed and his father, who was loading the oats, was knocked unconscious.

Madison Joseph Delile Delile

Man Dies in Dentist Chair in Worcester

Samuel Oliver Daniels aged 54 a news dealer from North Grafton died this afternoon while under the influence of laughing gas in a chair at Dr. F. C. Martins dental office in Worcester.

Worcester Samuel Oliver Daniels Grafton

Titania Sinks After Collision With Kingston

In Charlotte Harbor the Titania, a smaller passenger boat, was struck by the Kingston and sunk in ten to twelve feet of water. Twenty Titania passengers were thrown into the water but all were saved. The only out of town passenger mentioned is W. H. Fanning of Boston.

Rochester N. Y Kingston Charlotte Harbor Thousand Islands Titania Sea Breeze Charlotte W. H. Fanning Boston

Blooded Horses Compete in Crescent Beach Gymkhana

Magnolia August 11. North Shore society members flocked to Crescent Beach for gymkhana races and mounted sports. Events included ladies riding tandem won by Anita Martine, and a humorous gentlemen's gymkhana involving ginger ale and coat tricks. George Crocker Jr. led in the main race. a rider fell at the final hurdle, injuring Bayard Tuckerman who limped away afterward.

North Shore Society Crescent Beach Magnolia S. S. Pierce Company Anita Martine Melton and Princess F. O. Emerson George Crocker, Jr Jimmy George Charles Acullin George Bell Bandi de Jong Bayard Tuckerman Mr. Tuck~erman Mr. Tuckerman

Malden Rebuffs Boston Elevated Rail Plan

In Malden a mass meeting at City Hall drew 500 voters with one dissent to reject the Boston Elevated Railroad plan for extending elevated lines to Malden. Most residents opposed it, with ex-Mayor Charles Warren and bank treasurer F E Shahi among supporters of rejection. Asher F Black alone urged acceptance.

Malden Boston Elevated Railroad Asher F. Black Charles Warren F. E. Shahi First National Bank

Campaign plans unfold at Quincy House meeting

Chairman James W. Synan of the Democratic State Committee begins campaign details this afternoon at the Quincy House. He will name an executive committee chair, with Joseph P. Lomasney or John W. McGrath as possibilities. Debate swirls over whether the chair should come from Boston. Colonel Gaston weighs a Vahey gubernatorial nomination and votes Bryan again, while Representative Charles A. Dean of Wakefield explores the nomination after attending the Bryan gathering.

James W. Synan Democratic State Committee Quincy House Joseph P. Lomasney Ward 8 John W. McGrath Worcester Boston Gaston Vahey Bryan Palmer Buckner Charles A. Dean Wakefield Dean

Local Report Notes Ambiguity Over Candidate Status

A brief paragraph notes uncertainty about whether he was a candidate. It does not confirm or deny the candidacy and leaves the outcome unresolved.

Priest Appeals Case Before Propaganda Conclave

Rome reports the Congregation of the Propaganda discussed a Sioux City priest once condemned by American courts and twice by church authorities. Cardinal Gibbons joined the discussion and the cardinals agreed to uphold the condemnation.

Rome Congregation of the Propaganda Sioux City Cardinal Gibbons

Mrs Fales Challenges Divorce Ruling in Rhode Island

Mrs. Warren R. Fales wife of cotton machinery maker Fales of Pawtucket has filed in the Rhode Island Supreme Court a bill of exceptions to Justice Sweetland’s decree granting a divorce. She says new evidence reflects on her husband’s conduct and alleges his aim is to wed his housekeeper Minnie Fitz, who played a key role in the proceedings.

Pawtucket R. I Warren R. Fales Katherine Harris Edna May Opera Company Supreme Court Justice Sweetland Fales Fales & Jenks Harris

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