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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1906

Page

10

Kettelle backs Duff in Germantown school board clash

At Saunders Hall Germantown Citizens Association hears Edith Merrill Kettelle defend Julia Duff for the Boston school committee. Duff seeks open meetings and teacher protection amid criticism of Storrow and Ellis. Other speakers include Sullivan and Woods urging votes for Duff Ellis and gender-balanced slate.

Dedham Germantown Citizens’ Association Saunders Hall Edith Merrill Kettelle Teachers and Parents’ Association Julia Duff Joseph J. Leonard Ellis Association Duff

Western Labor Leader Warns on Injunctions in Labor Struggle

Andrew J. Fureseth of the Pacific Coast Seamen's Union charged that injunctions are misunderstood and threaten labor rights. He traced rights to labor and patronage, warned against treating patronage as a vested right, and called for legislation or defiance to prevent a modern slavery through injunctions.

Andrew J. Fureseth Pacific Coast Seamen’s Union Boston Central Labor Union Fureseth

Fair Divorcee Pursuing Case Against Lowell Millionaire O Sullivan

Mrs Isabelle Mittard Lee, the divorcee suing Humphrey O Sullivan of Lowell for 100000 on breach of promise, returns from New York to aid her lawyers as the case draws wide attention in New England. Her son Wilbur says she will not speak to reporters and remains under attorney instructions.

Isabelle M,. Lee East Boston Humphrey O’sullivan Lowell New York Isabelle Mittard Lee Humphrey O'Sullivan New England Wilbur Lee O'Sullivan Samuel J. Elder Boston Post John B. Moran Columbus Avenue South End Back Bay

Heart Failure Ends Life of Leominster Man

Patrick B. Coleman, 38, of Leominster died suddenly at the Leominster Hotel. Heart failure was the cause. He worked for the Whitney Carriage Company and is survived by a Wakefield sister. He was unmarried.

Leominster Patrick B. Coléman EFA. Whitney Carriage Company Coleman Wakefield

Boston Hibernians elect Division 2 officers in East Boston

E. Boston Hibernians Division 2 A H elected officers at Hibernian Hall. Patrick A Dolan was chosen president with John J Shannon as vice president Daniel B McInnes recording secretary Martin J Gill financial secretary Thomas Arthur treasurer for 15th consecutive year Thomas Dolan janitor Philip Kirwain sergeant at arms Matthew Hennessey and board of trustees Cornelius J Donahue Michael J Shannon and Michael Kirwain.

East Boston Hibernian Hall Patrick A. Dolan John J. Shannon Daniel B. McInnes Martin J. Gill Thomas Arthur Thomas Dolan Philip Kirwain Matthew Hennessey Cornelius J. Donahue Michael J. Shannon Michael Kirwain

Priest Voices Support for 12 O'Clock Liquor Law

Rev Father Dennis J. O'Farrell of St. Francis de Sales Roxbury urges limiting liquor sales to first class hotels and restaurants after 11 pm arguing it would promote temperance. He says liquor is a legitimate trade and calls for honest operation and strict enforcement to curb unlicensed outlets. He also notes opposition from Father Leo Butler of the Catholic Total Abstinence Society and says laws alone do not make virtue.

Dennis J. O'Farrell St. Francis de Sales’ Church Vernon Street Roxbury Father O'Farrell Father O’farrell Leo Butler Catholic Total Abstinence Society

Carriage Drivers Union Endorses 12 Oclock Law

The Carriage Drivers and Cabmen's Union meeting at 45 Eliot Street endorsed the 12 o'clock law and urged members to vote for it in the upcoming municipal election. The union counts about 1200 members.

Eliot Street

Runaway Wagon Halts At Dorchester Crossing Barrage

At a Dorchester grade crossing the driven wagon of undertaker David H. Curtis veered from Virginia to Dudley street. The runaway caused panic among churchgoers as embalmers’ gear and splinters flew past crowds. Curtis escaped unharmed and could not locate the wagon remains.

Dorchester David H. Curtis Virginia Street Dudley Curtis Dudley Street

Drug Clerk Arrested for Unprescribed Liquor Sale

Joseph A. Martin, a drug clerk at William Comer’s drug store 1759 Washington Street, was arrested yesterday afternoon for allegedly selling liquor to a police officer without a doctor’s certificate. An officer from Station 5 reportedly bought the liquor without a physician's certificate.

Joseph A. Martin William Comer Washington Street Station 5

Emotional insanity blamed on famous horse in execution tale

A drama unfolds as an aged trotting horse deemed emotionally insane faces death by rifle today. Superintendent Doyle rejects offers to save the beast while old horsemen recall turf legends and the malady’s dubious place in racing history.

Doyle West End Gideon Abdalla George Wilkes Alcantara Alexis Alix Goldsmith Maid Jack Lotta Crabtree Jim Doyle Nutboy Boney Ward Doc Lee

Stolen Roosevelt Portrait Believed Hidden in Providence

Providence police chief says he has reason to believe the missing Roosevelt portrait, painted by W. D. Murphy, is concealed in the city. Four portraits borrowed for charity disappeared. McKinley and Hanna were later found in Philadelphia, Hay found in a pawnshop.

Providence R. T Frank A. Matthews Roosevelt W. D. Murphy New York McKinley John Hay Mark Hanna Hanna Philadelphia Secretary Hay Dorrance Street Hay Weybosset Street Matthews

O Connell elected president of Division 76

Daniel T. O Connell former secretary to Mayor Fitzgerald and active in Hibernian circles was elected president of Division 76 at a Central Hall meeting yesterday. The division organized two years ago by 16 Dorchester men has grown, with lectures and a year ago degree work at Faneuil Hall. New officers include Frederick J. Carey vice president Peter A. Collins recording secretary Charles B. Lawler financial secretary John D. Marr treasurer Michael K. McInerney sergeant at arms Michael J. Coleman sentinel Dr Simon F Curran physician the Rev William Farrel chaplain.

O’connell Division 76 H. Daniel T. O’connell Fitzgerald Hibernian Central Hall Dorchester Faneuil Hall Daniel T. O’connell Frederick J. Carey Peter A. Collins Charles 8. Lawler John D. Marr Michael K. McInerney Michael J. Coleman Simon F. Curran William Farrel

World Religions Lecture At Boston YMCA

Anthony Wayne Strauss of Cambridge spoke to a large Boston audience at the Young Men's Christian Union on a world tour. His illustrated talk titled The Churches Mosques Pagodas Dagodas Temples and Tombs of the Religions of the world showcased 37 000 mile journey with numerous stereopticon views.

Boston Young Men's Christian Union Anthony Wayne Strauss Cambridge

Ahern Re-elected Chief Ranger Of Irish National Foresters

At Monument Hall Charlestown yesterday afternoon Branch Unity Irish National Foresters elected John F. Ahern to a 14th consecutive term as chief ranger. The officers chosen include Patrick G. McGoldrick sub chief ranger Thomas Higgins treasurer James E. Dolan secretary Michael Harrington assistant secretary James McCarthy senior woodward Dennis Desmond junior woodward Daniel Bowden senior beadle Patrick Dolan junior beadle James J. Doyle Timothy Harrington and Daniel McCarthy trustees Dr C Howard Dalton surgeon.

Irish National Foresters Monument Hall Charlestown John F. Ahern Patrick G. McGoldrick Thomas Higgins James E. Dolan Michael Harrington James McCarthy Woodward Dennis Desmond Daniel Bowden Beadle Patrick Dolan James J. Doyle Timothy I. Harrington Daniel McCarthy C. Howard Dalton

Seven Negroes Shot in Jacksonville Feud Brawl

Seven negroes were shot in a feud sparked brawl at Marota, seven miles from Jacksonville. Three are mortally wounded as the fight escalated from a fence picket attack. Seven arrestees are in jail.

Jacksonville Fla Marota

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Mrs. Kettelle Mrs. Duff Joseph M. Sullivan Quincy School Association Sullivan William H. Woods Brighton Woods Coal Trust Pacific Coast Seamen’s Secretary BRINE Tremont Street Cardinal Oxford Ladies’ Storm Forters Millionaire O'Sullivan Massachusetts Avenue West Newton Street E. Boston Hibernians Elect Houghton & Dutton Co Houghlin Great Cash House Shadow Westmont Almont Oonawa Old Mystic Park Lucky Nutboy Foresters Elect Davis Holiday Tao's Saul Ae Portland and Sudbury Sts WM. Read & Sons Martin Veres Barney & Berry William Read & Sons Washington St Wolf Hanover and Portland Streets Hoyse Brosso EEG ET PT Tti Fk Ear Ente EA
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