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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
3
Italian Mission Appeals for Aid in Weston
The third year of the Italian M E Mission in Weston seeks funds to aid hundreds of poor Italians housed there. Rev Salvatore Musso in charge invites personal investigation and urges help as the mission promises to relieve crowded tenement families and offer country vacation benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Mission
Weston
Salvatore Musso
War damages claims arise in Middleboro region
A squad of government adjusters led by Advocate General William C. Rogers fans out from Middleboro to assess civilian damage claims following a recent military advance. They settle some cases quickly in Rock Village and South Middleboro but face steep demands in East Middleboro and Eddyville, with bills ranging from 25 to 200 dollars per property. The team plans to move on to Bridgewater once done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleboro
William C. Rogers
Hanover Four Corners
Corps of
Rock Village
South Middleboro
East Middleboro
Eddyville
Bridgewater
Fresh Interest in Red Tag Reduction Sale at Wolf’s
Interest in the Red Tag Reduction Sale at Wolf’s My Clothier corner of Hanover and Portland streets grows despite hot weather. Mr Wolf says the goods must go and has set prices to move quickly as stock takes place on September 1 to clear odd lots and broken sizes before that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
Exonerated Reserveman FitzGerald in assault case
Reserveman John R. Fitzgerald, attached to the Hanover street station, was exonerated of assault charges after a two day hearing before Captains Gaskin Forest F Hall and Brickley. The case, which involved an ice cream factory on Commercial street, led to a lengthy investigation and general order by Police Commissioner Stephen O'Meara. The board found no proof of assault, noting conflicting testimony from the complainant, his partner, and witnesses, and detailing the alleged struggle and actions on the night in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Fitzgerald
Hanover Street
Stephen O’meara
Gaskin
Forest F. Hall
Brickley
Louis Miller
Commercial Street
Fitzgerald
O'Meara
Reserveman Fitzgerald
Boston
Disputed timing at hearing and past record emerge in Nova Scotia case
The hearing centers on whether events occurred after 12 or just after 11, with witnesses split on the time. The complainant’s past offenses include arson sentence, street rubble disposal, assault in Revere, and a 1909 injunction for keeping horses, plus a recent $25 fine for assaulting a sheriff's officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserveman Fitzgerald
House of Correction
Boston
Chelsea Court
Revere
Board of Health
Police promote 73 reserve men to patrol duty citywide
Police Commissioner Stephen O Meara announces 73 reserve officers elevated to patrolman across 16 stations. Promotions effective today at 5 45 with sworn-in ceremonies at the chief clerk’s office. Names listed by division include officers assigned to East Dedham Street Broadway East Boston Dudley Street Roxbury Crossing Adams Street Fourth Street Jamaica Plain Brighton Charlestown Back Bay stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen O’meara
Joseph M. Balk
Edward F. Brennan
David Buckley
David E. Mulcahey
Dedham Street
Edward McGarr
Max B. F. Thormer
Broadway
South Boston
Robert J. Eberts
Daniel J. Hurley
David W. McDonald
Jeremiah O'Neil
Olvin D. Saunders
Norman F. Sherman
East Boston
Patrick Hickey
Dudley Street
George A. Hughes
William A. Moore
Roxbury Crossing
Arthur Bostwick
James M. Carroll
Walter Chalmers
Joseph F. Eberlein
James Hickey, Jr
George A. Johnson
Adams Street
Dorchester
Alfred Boucher
Joseph Cohen
John J. Gale
James F. McInnis
Fourth Street
Thomas J. Crocker
John J. Ford
William J. Hayes
Patrick J. Lydon
Elmer F. Rider
Jamaica Plain Station
Jeremiah F. Buckley
Frederic W. Copethorn
Joseph N. Flanagan
James Goode
Richard O’hearn
Leonard M. Pike
Joseph F. Quilty
Thomas N. Trainor
Walter F. Welsh
Brighton
William F. Frost
Joseph Mattey
Joseph P. Murray
Michael Sullivan
Charlestown Station
Charles F. Bartick
Frederick L. Clauss
John J. Fitzgerald
Back Bay Station
James F. Blaney
John R. Brett
Arthur T. Dolan
Stephen J. Flaherty
Arthur G. Hamilton
Robert C. Huddy
William R. Leary
Daniel Linehan
Bartholomew J. Mulhern
Edward J. Sullivan
Surgeon Trotter dies saving shipmate after sinking
Navy Surgeon Charles B. Trotter drowned Aug 11 when the tug Nezinscot sank near Lanesville Massachusetts. He floated on wreckage for about an hour and urged rescuers to save machinist’s mate A Belfrie, sacrificing himself while others were pulled from the sea. Belfrie survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Navy
Charles B. Trotter
Lanesville
Mass
Navy Department
Trotter
A. Belfrie
Clerks Fined After Cocaine Sale Guilty Verdict
Joseph Deloff and Edward McGowan two clerks at a drug store on Harrison avenue and Reach street were found guilty of selling cocaine to agents of the Watch and Ward Society. They were fined zero dollars each after withdrawing an appeal they had begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Deloff
Edward McGowan
Harrison Avenue
Reach Street
Watch and Ward Society
Promoted Officers Attached to Four Stations Listed
The article names promoted members and their stations: Hanover Street Division 1 includes Costello Deininger Falk Fitzgerald Flavin Mahoney Murphy Mc Laughlin McManus Wilson. Court Square Division 2 includes Ford Hanley McCarthy Manning. Joy Street Division 3 includes Foley Sullivan Trainor. Lagrange Street Division 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Street
James F. Costello
Charles E. Deininger
Gustave C. Falk
John R. Fitzgerald
John J. Flavin
Jeremiah J. Mahoney
Timothy F. Murphy
John D. McLaughin
Francis R. McManus
Carl M. Wilson
Court Square
Edward J. Ford
Patrick A. Hanley
John F. McCarthy
John J. Manning
Joy Street
Thomas Foley
Maurice W. Sullivan
Joseph P. Trainor
Lagrange Street
Car Hits Team In Boston Injures Man
At 8 20 PM a Bay View car struck Walker's Express wagon driven by Edward Carroll at East Sixth Street and O Street. George H Bosselman 26 of 179 West Fifth Street South Boston was thrown to the ground and injured about the head and left leg. The impact reportedly tore away part of the car running board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay View
Walker
Edward Carroll
George H. Bosselman
West Fifth Street
South Boston
East Sixth Street
O Street
Block of Stone Pins Man in Haverhill Street Accident
In Haverhill on Washington street a 500 pound cutting block rolled down stairs and blocked the doorway striking Charles I. Manchester publisher of the city directory. He was knocked to the ground and pinned under plaster and debris but expected to recover in a few days. The block had been brought to the street by workers from the Brody heel factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Washington Street
Charles I. Manchester
W. A. Greenough
Boston
City Directory
Manchester
Brody Heel
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