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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1905

Page

2

First Nominee of 05 for Governor James Carey

James F Carey of Haverhill becomes Massachusetts Socialist Party nominee for governor. The article profiles his rise from shoe shop worker to state and local roles, notes his debates with Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, and describes his family's history and the party's campaign plans.

Massachusetts James F. Carey Haverhill New England i Socialist Party James Cary People’s Party New England House of Representatives Henry Cabot Lodge Senator Lodge

How Sullivan Met Death

Newton Centre August 30 A self explanatory letter clarifies the death of John Sullivan at 1082 Beacon street He died of apoplexy induced by possible heat prostration Dr Robert W Guiler Newton Highlands states he cared for the deceased and treated the illness

Newton Centre John Sullivan Beacon Street Father Tiney Katy Sullivan Robert W. Guiler M. D Newton Highlands

Vermont Governor and Family Attend Battleship Christening

Miss Jennie Bell will christen the new battleship Vermont, accompanied by her father Governor Charles J. Bell of Vermont and his military suite. The governor, staying at the Hotel Somerset, spoke of Walden, his Vermont home, and avoided discussing the Windsor failure while confirming Secretary Darling’s arrival for the launching at Fore River.

Miss . Wiill Vermont Battleship Quincy Jennie Bell Charles J. Bell Governor Bell North Station Somerset Hell Adine Bell Commonwealth Avenue Miss Bell Uncle Sam United States Court Charles H. Darling

Governor Bell Attends Theatre Visit in Somerset

Governor Charles J. Bell was spotted leaving the Somerset theatre last night saying he would enjoy the outing. He asked if the show would be funny and noted his wife enjoys operas, delivering his characteristic stern smile.

Bell Charles J. Bell Somerset

Man Charged With Robbery of Two Chinese Men in West End

Yanie Watson, a 28 year old Black man, appeared in the 11 Municipal Court in the first session yesterday. He is charged with robbing two Chinamen while armed with a weapon in the West End area. He was held for the grand jury on the robbery charge in 1000 dollars, and faces two additional charges of larceny and assault with a separate 200 dollar bond.

ifYanie’ Watson West End

Watchman Convicted of Assault on 82 Year Old

Andrew Hedberg, a Cove street bridge construction watchman, was found guilty of assaulting 82-year-old Charles Andrews of Jamaica Plain. The judge sentenced Hedberg to five months in the House of Correction. Hedberg appealed. The incident left Andrews with a broken arm after night-time maltreatment. Hedberg claimed Andrews attacked him with a knife.

Andrew Hedberg Cove Street Charles Andrews Jamaica Plain South Terminal House of Correction Bennett Hedberg

Slick Chicago men fined for false pretences

Arthur Schultz and Frank Rawley, two Chicago men, claimed to represent the La Tosca Club to solicit ads for a banquet programme. They were found guilty of obtaining money under false pretences and fined $20 and $10 respectively. Rawley also faced larceny charges for a pocketbook theft from Dr. Sparks.

Arthur QB. Schultz Frank Rawley Chicago la Tosca Club Newbury Street Frank Madelina Clarendon Street Rawley Dr. Sparks Columbus Avenue Witte Komura

Byrchower Exonerated In Illegal Operation Case

Dr. Victor Byrchower of 11 Chambers street and accessory Jacob Leavitt were discharged by Judge Bennett in municipal court. The court found no evidence of crime in the Aug 12 operation on Minnie Cohen. A. Silver Emerson of 6 Beacon street defended the doctor, highlighting his long, untainted career.

Victor Byrchower Chambers Street Minnie Cohen Bennett Jacob Leavitt Dr. Burchower A. Silver Emerson Beacon Street

Roxbury Councilman Joyce Defeated in Court

Roxbury Councilman Joyce faced a Roxbury Court appearance yesterday morning on charges of disturbing the peace drunkenness and assault brought by Patrolman McDonald.

Joyce Roxbury McDonald

Remarkable Catarrhal Powder Relief Claim

O G Archer of Brewer Maine reports years of chronic catarrh with watery eyes and nose. He says after four months using Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder his attacks ceased and relief comes in ten minutes.

O. G. Archer Brewer Maine Dr. Agnew

Malden Police Shakeup Ordered by Mayor Hastings

Police Chief Phipps announced a city wide shakeup in Malden police ranks following Mayor Hastings orders. The changes shift most patrolmen, emphasize qualification over seniority, and demand strict discipline and adherence to the police manual.

Malden Phipps William A. Hastings Hastings

Demurrer in Naphen Suit Filed in Superior Court

A demurrer was filed in the Superior Court in the suit against the estate of Henry F. Naphen. The case involves $8500 in Old Colony Trust Company custody and alleges James E. Doherty indorsed three notes totaling $5000 to be used for Naphen’s bank deposits. Doherty claims funds were withdrawn and redeposited against his understanding and seeks relief in equity.

Henry F. Naphen Old Colony Trust Company James E. Doherty Mr. Naphen Margaret A. Naphen South End Bank Naphen Doherty

Husbands Gone Wives In Tears In Search

Two missing husbands and a missing sister in law trigger police searches. Mrs Ralph Snow of Brockton and Mrs Arthur Snow of Stafford report their spouses vanished after a two week drive. E Haentze of Fond du Lac seeks Sophie Beck last seen 40 years ago, hoping her marriage linked to Amman.

Ralph W. Snow Fairmount Avenue Brockton Arthur Snow Stafford Conn E. Haentze Fond-du-Lac Wis Sophie Beck Amman

Malden Woman Fined for Keeping Liquor for Sale

Mrs. Kate Crimmins of Middlesex street pleaded guilty in Malden District Court to keeping and exposing liquors for sale and was fined 75 dollars by Judge Bruce. The case references a Boston coffee store visit and a raid ordered by Mayor Hastings after police input. Hastings insisted he pursued the case despite questions about protection.

Malden Kate Crimmins Middlesex Street Bruce Crimmins William A. Hastings Boston Hastings Phipps

Portland man arrives with stamps then vanishes in Boston

Grazio Guiseppe of Portland arrived in Boston with a bundle of stamps valued at $100 and was met by alleged friends at the station. Both friends and the stamps are missing.

Grazio Guiseppe Portland Boston

Painter Fells 40 Feet at Dearborn School Incident

Christian Anderson aged 28 of 29 Beach Street fell 40 feet while working on the Dearborn School in Roxbury. He suffered a broken left arm and fractures to both thighs and is on the dangerous list at City Hospital.

Christian Anderson Beach Street Dearborn School Roxbury City Hospital

Insect Infestation Threatens Hunnewell Gardens

Aug 30. Hollis Hunnewell estate in Wellesley fights gypsy and brown-tail moths invading the beautiful gardens. A large work force is destroying nests to curb the outbreak threatening the grounds and plantings.

Wellesley Hollis Hunnewell

Ferretti to be sentenced after assault on conductor

Emilio Ferretti, of the Ligurian Society parade, was arraigned before Judge Forsaith after pleading not guilty to simple assault and then retracting. Sentence was deferred to tomorrow. Conductor Carter, injured in the Milk and Federal streets melee, was treated at Relief Hospital with head bandaged.

Emilio Ferretti John Carter Ligurian Society Postoffice Square Sharongrove Vreeland Carter Relief Hospital

Cab driver thrown from carriage on Tremont Street

Max Griffin a cab driver of 33 Springs Street was thrown from his carriage last night and dragged along Tremont Street to Emergency Hospital where his condition was not stated.

Max Griffin 33 Springs Street Tremont Street

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