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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1905

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Schooner Charles E Sears Rescued in Arctic Storm Off Chatham

Aylward captain and four crewmen aboard the Charles E Sears from Calais Me were rescued after a night in a thick blizzard and snow squall off Chatham bar. The lumber laden schooner was driven ashore, sails torn, decks awash, and water in the hold nearly sank her. They lashed in the rigging until life savers reached them.

Chatham Aylward Charles E. Sears Calais Chatham Bar Chatham Life Saving

Sealed verdict reached in suit case trial after hours

Shortly after 10 o clock last night the jury returned a sealed verdict after more than five hours out. Deliberations began at 4 45 and adjournment came at 7 10 with guidance to report at 9 30 or deliver a sealed verdict if ready. The corridor buzzed with onlookers as Mrs Geary and her daughters waited. Morris Nathan and his brother entered the room and spoke with the women. The jury's finding will be announced this morning.

Stevens Father Delaney Flinn

Courageous Lifeboat Crew Rescues Schooner in Squall

Captain Eldredge leads the lifeboat through heavy seas to save the grounded schooner’s crew. Captain Aylward, Mate Nichols, Steward Sawyer, and sailors Hickey and Emery assist in rowing ashore as the vessel is pulled off later by wrecking tugs. The voyage begins in calm before a sudden storm and brutal squalls.

Aylward Melrose John Nichols A. Cgc. Sawyer Samuel Hickey John Emery Salem Harbor

Great Lakes Storm Season Claims 168 Lives

Detroit reports 168 lives lost and over 70 ships wrecked amid three major storms on the Great Lakes. The season totals near seven million dollars in losses, described as the most disastrous in lake shipping history.

Detroit Mich Great Lakes

Wreck of Tra H. Owen on Lake Superior claims nine crew

Chicago dispatch reports the steel steamer Tra H. Owen wrecked in the great Lake Superior storm last Tuesday. It is believed nine crew members perished.

Chicago Tra H. Owen Lake Superior

Barge Sinks Leaving Four Dead in Harbor Incident

Captain George B. Munsey once of South Boston perishes alongside Mrs Munsey and Peter Johnson the New York born cook. An unknown Austrian donkey engineer also among the deceased in the tragedy at the harbor.

George B. Munsey South Boston Peter Johnson New York

Trial Dramatics End With Alibi Emphasis By Vahey

In the closing moments McLeod sits impassive as his wife Mary McLeod sits front row. Vahey urges jurors to judge witnesses, attacking Crawford Hunt and others while insisting on the doctor’s defense and alibi. The prosecutor questions credibility and hints at hidden charges and possible long sentences.

McLeod Mary McLeod Vahey

DelaWanna Steel Barge Sinks Off Minot's Light

Gustave Runner a Swede from Brook- Pyros and others aboard the steel coal barge DelaWanna of the Delaware Lackawanna & Western fleet perish as the vessel sinks beneath the sea off Minot's Light leaving a single survivor among the crew.

Gustave Runner Brook- Pyros Delawanna Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railway Minot Light

Weather Outlook for Boston Area Saturday Night

Forecast for Boston and vicinity indicates Saturday will be fair with a chance of rain or snow during the night and Sunday. Expect light to fresh east to south winds.

Boston Vicinity

Washington's Forecast Brings Cloudiness and Warmer Weekend

New England region sees increasing cloud cover with warmer temperatures Saturday and Sunday. Rain or snow possible. southeast to south winds fresh to brisk.

New England

Mary Rogers Faces Hanging in Windsor Vermont

Mary Rogers, doomed to die next week, receives visits from her mother and half sister as final preparations for her execution proceed. Officials deny pregnancy rumors while a private trial ritual and gallows construction loom, with Rogers increasingly isolated yet clinging to faint hope.

Windsor, Vt Mary Rogers Richmond

Whelton's Axe Hits Corbett Sturgis Logue

One of the schoolhouse commissioners removed by Acting Mayor Whelton is named Corbett along with Sturgis and Logue. Photo credit to Conlin Charles Logue.

Conlin Charles Logue Whelton

Board of School Commissioners Removed for Extravagance

The entire Board of School House Commissioners is removed on charge of extravagance. R. Clipston Sturgis, chairman, term expires May 31, 1908. Charles Logue, term expires May 1, 1907. Joseph J. Corbett, term expires May 1906.

Board of School House Commissioners R. Clipston Sturgis Charles Logue Joseph J. Corbett

New School Commission Appointed by Acting Mayor Whelton

Richard P Hood of 339 Beacon Street replaces Sturgis. Henry V Macksey of Allston replaces Logue. Peter F Tague of Monument Square Charlestown replaces Corbett. Joseph J Corbett is noted as one removed by Acting Mayor Whelton.

Whelton Richard P. Hood Beacon Street Sturgis Henry V. Macksey Allston Logue Peter F. Tague Monument Square Charlestown Corbett

Whelton Removes Boston Schoolhouse Commissioners

Acting Mayor Daniel A. Whelton issues a formal notice removing all three Boston Board of Schoolhouse Commissioners for gross extravagance and waste in public money. The letter states the city’s best interests require an entire personnel change in the commission.

Whelton Boston Board of Schoolhouse Commissioners Daniel A. Whelton

Acting Mayor Removes Boston Schoolhouse Commissioners

Acting Mayor Whelton ousts all three Boston schoolhouse commissioners on charges of gross extravagance while they refuse to resign. He claims no politics and says new appointees will better serve city interests, naming a Beacon Street resident as chair and two replacements including Henry Macksey and Peter Fague.

Whelton Boston Board of Schoolhouse Commissioners Martin Lomasney Frothingham Corbett

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chatham Life Savers Save Sears Northeaster Dr. McLeod Mrs. McLeod Atty Vaheys Superior Criminal Court Mr. Vahey Dr. Pettee Miss Griffiths Pet John F. Fitzgerald Charles W. Bartlett Josiah Quincy John P. Leahy Arthur W. Dolan Joseph A. Dennison Charles H. Slattery Freserved W. T. A. Fitzgerald Democratic City Committee Washington Louis A. Frothingham Windsor Lovell Dr. Richmond Vose Boylston ST Vermont No. Market St Corbett, Sturgis, Logue Notman Post Congress Street Peter F. Fague Iron and Steel Democratic ‘Board of Strategy Lomasney James Donovan
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