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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1909

Page

2

Seven Cigarmakers Arrested Over Lake Congamond Death

In Southwick on August 30 seven Springfield cigarmakers Benjamin Harrington Frank Mc Cory Fred Welch Joseph Brigiman Thomas Kelley and Harry Longhecker and Westfield’s Michael Behan were arrested on suspicion of knowing details about the unknown man found dead in Lake Congamond. An autopsy showed a skull fracture from a bludgeon and investigators cautioned the case hinges on testimonies from the group and an upcoming district court hearing.

Southwick Lake Congamond Benjamin Harrington Frank McCory Fred Welch Joseph Brigiman Thomas Kelley Harry Longhecker Springfield Michael Behan Westfield White P. J. Malone George H. Jones Brigiman Longnecker Behan Thhey

Hats and furs sale at Hall Hancock Co Washington Street

Sold out stock from Hall Hancock Co offers hats caps gloves umbrellas and furs with sale starting Tuesday morning. Furs available the following Tuesday. Also new stock from Fashion Shoe Store Worcester Mass arriving next Thursday divided into lots for sale. Leather boots and shoes advertised at low prices and a call for labeling under the Pure Food Law.

Washington St Hall & Hancock CO Summer St Main St Worcester Mass

Brookline Wife Jailed With New York Salesman

Providence reports Mrs. Sarah E. Thompson former Brookline society woman and Louis D. Brodhead were sentenced to six months in the Clouse of Correction. Witnesses described domestic discord. Mrs. Thompson daughter of Captain Rufus Candage, lived at 20 Kent Street and had left her husband for a New York trip. Brodhead, a traveling salesman from Elizabeth New Jersey, was arrested with her.

Providence Sarah E. Thompson Brookline Society Louis D. Brodhead Thompson Parker House Boston New York Gotham Metropolis Rufus G. F. Canda

Barnstable Fair Opens With Big Three Day Program

Barnstable opens its cattle show and fair with live stock displays, racing, ball games, vaudeville, balloon ascensions, and a 24 hour butter test. The three day event features Boston athletes in sports, a special Cape train service, and a closing Thursday night ball at the town hall. Officials include Dr. Gorham Bacon as president and M N Harris as secretary.

Barnstable Cape Cod Boston Cape Keith Proctor Salem White House Barnstable County Agricultural Society Gorham Bacon David Davis David Crocker M. N. Harris H. S. Davis R. W. Emmons T. C. Thatcher

Winchendon tale ties Bruhm to photo with Lowell man

In Boston Post coverage a three column photograph linked Clyde Bruhm with Benny Ashworth of Lowell and Miss Helene Ingoldsby of Salem. Ashworth, 22, now repairs for New England Telephone near Winchendon, recalls a Salem Willows outing where a copy photo was taken. Bruhm’s arrest and a later yacht sale are mentioned.

Winchendon Boston Post Clyde G. Bruhm Bruhm Benny Ashworth Stackpole Street Lowell New England Telephone Company Peterboro N. H Tiéléne Ingoldsby Salem Ashworth Post Helene Ingoldsby Harry Canning Ingoldsby Elizabeth Clyde Bruhm Brahhm Helene Elizabeth Ingodsby Salem Willows Brahm Harry V. Wingate Wingate Court House Boston

Two Bishops to Attend Bates Funeral Services

Bishop John W. Hamilton and Bishop Willard F. Mallalien will take part in funeral services this afternoon for the late Rev. Lewis B. Bates father of ex governor Bates and longtime pastor of Meridian Street M E Church East Boston. Rev A P Sharpe presiding elder will lead the services at 1 p m at Meridian Street Bethel Church with the body in state from 10 a m to noon.

John W. Hamilton Willard F. Mallalien Methodist Episcopal Church Lewis B. Bates Bates Meridian Street M. E Boston A. P. Sharpe Meridian Street Bethel Church George Abbie N. Crowell Gayland Avenue Cape Sable Island

Van Camp's sterilized whole milk marketing pitch

An advertisement extols Van Camp's sterilized whole milk as cheaper and safer than raw milk. It emphasizes Holstein cows, vacuum processing to remove water, high solids, and fat content, and claims convenience, storage, and lack of sugar. Dairies are said to be sanitary across six states with case discounts offered.

van Camp van Camp’s

Battle Over Charter Plan No 2 Support Split

At a campaign rally Bernard J. Rothwell said they would push Plan 2 to a triumphant adoption despite disinterested endorsements from certain politicians. Observers interpreted his remark as signaling the committee of 100 did not welcome Fitzgerald Lomasney or Curley support.

Messrs Fitzgerald Lomasney Curley Bernard J. Rothwell Rothwell Edmund Billings The Good Government Association George A. O. Ernst Post Mr. Rothwell Messrs. Lomasney Fitzgerald and Martin Lomasney Finance Commission

Plan 2 Supporters Split Over Rothwell View

Edmund Billings and George A O Ernst defend Plan 2 and welcome Fitzgerald Lomasney and Curley supporters. Rothwell cautions against naming allies, calls Plan 2 a democratic plan, warns of self serving politicians. Ernst says revival hinges on converting outsiders and welcomes influential backers without obligations.

Girl Pleads Not Guilty To Candy Box Larceny

Mary Powers aged 20 faced larceny charges for stealing a box of chocolates valued at 40 cents from a downtown store. She fainted in court and was revived before Judge Forsaith who placed her on probation after a second session hearing in Municipal Court.

Mary Powers Boston Opera House la Gioconda Lillian Nordica Gioconda Florencio Constantino Enza Louise Homet Laura Anna Meitschik la Cleca George Baklanoff Barnaba T. Nivette Alvise Henry Russell Bayreuth Europe Mme Schumann Heink Constantino Boston Russell T. Wnivette Jean de Reszke Louise Homer

Quadruplets Depart Goshen Family Flights to Maine Village

The Seccombe family of Goshen Mass with eight children including four newborn quadruplets Paul Daniel Edda and Eva left the Revere House after a 6 AM wake up and 7 AM taxi ride to North Station for a train to a quiet Maine village. The procession drew a crowd as they loaded suitcases and infants into the cab.

S. H. Seccombe Goshen Mass Paul Daniel Edda Eva Revere House North Station Maine Chardon Street

Steel trade grows as ore imports rise in region

Reading Pennsylvania report notes blast furnaces in the area stockpiling materials amid improving business. It is learned that 176000 tons of ore from Sweden are now arriving in Philadelphia for eastern Pennsylvania furnaces.

Reading Penn Sweden Philadelphia Pennsylvania

Door coal-hole cover fatally injures Roxbury child

Hannah W Naigle, three, daughter of Patrick and Mrs Naigle of 127 Longwood Ave Roxbury, was killed when a steel coal-hole cover 18 inches diameter fell on her head. The cover had been propped with a wooden stick on private property before the Harvard building, and the child leaned under it to look down. the dislodged stick allowed the cover to drop.

Hannah W Naigle Patrick Naigle Longwood Avenue Roxbury Huntington Avenue Harvard

Murray Declines Support in Governor's Council Race

Representative William F. Murray of Charlestown said he would not withdraw to aid Lawrence Sullivan. Friends report a chilly reaction from ex Mayor FitzGerald who has not backed Murray despite years of support for Fitzgerald.

William F. Murray Charlestown Governor’s Council Lawrence Sullivan Murray Fitzgerald

Nocturnal Cascarets Promises Overnight Relief

A promotion for Cascarets claims over night use aids digestion and bowel unloading. It suggests overeating leads to discomfort and promotes nighttime use for morning relief. The ad presents a casual, persuasive pitch with confident tone and no medical claims.

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