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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1907

Page

5

Dover Victim Kate Ryan Identified as Lowell Resident

Miss Katherine Ryan of Lowell is identified as the young woman found dead. Dr Stackpole of Dover faces arrest or questioning as authorities probe a fatal operation and related movements from Lowell to Dover.

Dover Kate Ryan Lowell Kitty Ryan Kitty Ryan Miss Rabbitt Charles Graffam Michael J. Ryan N. H Katherine Ryan New Hampshire Miss Ryan White Mountains Stackpole

Mayor Fitzgerald Defends Land Purchase Oversight

The Boston mayor states land takings require fair market value and public good approval. He will consult real estate experts, review each case, and disapprove excessive awards or unnecessary takings. He defends municipal integrity and insists on prompt action for public welfare.

Finance Commission John F. Fitzgerald

Probe Assessors Methods On Land Valuations

The finance commission will investigate how the board of assessors set land valuations amid a city land purchase inquiry. The probe aims to determine if values exceeded assessed values and to review valuation methods used by the assessors.

Finance Commission Board of Assessors

Valuations Raised in City Land Purchases

A city official notes that officials may exceed assessed land values to justify purchases by city departments. The finance commission criticizes private land deals and plans a formal investigation into the land department while real estate experts weigh whether lands are worth more than assessed values.

Finance Commission

Shark mauls crewman on Scorpion then is slain aboard

A shark bit off John Johnson’s leg aboard the gunboat Scorpion during a voyage from the West Indies to Boston. The 12 foot monster was captured after a fierce struggle, killed on the ship’s deck, and Johnson rushed to the Marine Hospital in Chelsea as the Scorpion reached Charles Town navy yard.

John Johnson United States Scorpion West Indies Boston Charlestown Navy Yard Johnson Marine Hospital Chelsea

Sharks Skull Becomes Souvenir From Scorpion Rescue

Private Albert McLaren of the Marine Corps led a shark capture after a crew member Johnson lost a leg to a near 11 1 2 foot shark circling the Scorpion off Culebra. The shark weighed about 200 pounds, was hauled aboard after a four-man effort, and its backbone sold for $10 in San Juan Porto Rico.

Albert McLaren Marine Corps San Juan Porto Rico Marine McLaren Post John Johnson Johnson Fae Culebra Virgin Islands West Indies Seaman Johnson Marine Hospital

Labor Council Backs Pay Parity for Mail Drivers

The Boston Team Drivers' District Council urged all U S Senators and Congressmen to require mail contractors to pay prevailing wages. Michael J. O'Donnell, former Boston Team Drivers' Union VP and Chicago resident, visited and will stay two weeks. The council arranged transport for elderly and infirm Team Drivers' members for the Labor Day parade. Team Drivers' Union 25 won priority in the parade division.

Boston United States Michael J. O'Donnell Chicago Central Labor Union

Labor Day Parade Draws Large Union Participation

Amalgamated Coal Teamsters and Handlers' Union 68 will march in the C L U parade with 1000 uniforms issued. Boston C L U marshal A M Huddell names staff from several unions and 17 locals will join the Electrical Workers' Unions outing at Hough's Neck. An estimated 3000 electrical workers are expected, 160 Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers, 400 Bay State Brotherhood of Railway Carmen, and Boilermakers seek wage scale settlement after a May 1 strike.

James R. Crozier Carriage, Wagon and Automobile Workers’ Union Arthur Morse Engineers’ Union Thomas M. Nolan Typographical Union Frank J. Lennon Firemen’s Union Tyson W. Powers Boston Machinists’ Lodge 264 Frank LeBlanc Simon Rubinovitch Newsboys’ Union Aids Michael A. Murphy Hough's Neck The State Council Martin D. Connor Building Trades Council Musicians’ Protective Assembly K. of L., Incorporated Washington Street J. Cronin Bay State Lodge Brotherhood of Railway Carmen C. L. A. Boilermakers Lodge 9

Final Week of Morris Murch and Butler Sale

This week marks the final week of the August sale at Morris Murch and Butler's furniture store located at 97 99 Summer street. The chamber and dining room department features extraordinary bargains as last season patterns close out to make way for new fall samples. Many pieces are marked one third off original prices, offering a rare chance to buy good furniture cheaply before new stock arrives.

Morris, Murch & Butler Summer Street

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