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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1907

Page

5

Ladies of St John’s Church Annual Fair Promotes Mission Work

The Ladies Aid Society of St John the Evangelist Church held its two day fair to fund mission work among colored people. The event concluded yesterday in the church school room on Bowdoin Street West End with decorations by Thomas F Galvin and donations from friends. Miss Cora V Brown directed the sale assisted by Mrs Bemar Mrs Lawrence Mrs Bailey Miss Windom Mrs Kelly Mrs Fales and Mrs Jenks.

Ladies’ Aid Society of St. John the Evangelist Church St. John’s Church Bowdoin Street West End Thomas F. Galvin Cora V. Brown Bemar Lawrence Bailey Windom Kelly Fales Jenks

Frisco District Attorney to Address City Club

The Boston City Club hosts William H. Langdon San Francisco district attorney known for anti graft reforms. Langdon, age 35, recently re elected by about 16000 votes, is billed as a powerful west coast reform figure. The event on Friday the 13th promises a gala turnout at the clubhouse.

Boston City Club William H. Langdon San Francisco Golden Gate Langdon Far West

Blaze fire bill prompts pursuit of pay

Marshal Waterhouse of the Portland police forwarded a bill to Chief Mewer of Old Orchard for special services by his men during the August beach conflagration that destroyed six large hotels and many cottages. The exact amount is not released but described as large.

Biddeford Marshal Waterhouse Portland

Portland-Old Orchard Police Aid Sparks Debate

Citizens object to paying the bill arguing Port lands police were courtesy aid and the town lacks funds. Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston reportedly requested outside help, prompting praise from some and criticism from others. Biddeford offered officers gratis as courtesy during the blaze.

Portland Police Fitzgerald Boston Old Orchard Portland Biddeford

Union Potatoes Fall In Line In Chicago Store Opening

Union potatoes go on sale in Chicago after Farmers' Union opens a store at 249 West Randolph Street. W. W. Scott informs President Fitzpatrick of the Chicago Federation of Labor that union label will appear on every package. Farmers urge union men to push grocers to buy union farm products to curb the middleman.

Chicago Ill Fitzpatrick Chicago Federation of Labor W. W. Scott Farmers’ Union

Reardon Denies Disappearance Report

John W. Reardon formerly of Everett denies a newspaper claim that he disappeared while his wife Catherine was in a Dorchester hospital. He states he was staying with friends in Boston and that he had stored furniture after leaving Everett while he worked in Providence.

John W. Reardon Everett Catherine Dorchester

Four Alleged Yeggs Captured After Raid in Florence Street House

Four young men were taken by Station 5 officers after forcing an entry in a Florence street house. They allegedly form part of a yegg gang, with seven others captured last week. A large burglars tools layout was found in their room. Three were railroaded out of the city, while Hanlon was held and later handed to federal authorities for a Hyde Park post office break in. Hanlon and the others named Allen J. McGeklin, Edward Kennedy, Joseph Hanlon, and W D Ryan gave aliases. Hanlon pleaded not guilty and faces bail set at 8000 for a December 9 hearing.

Florence Street Station 5 Yeggs Gleavey Leary Augusta O’brien O'Conners Watts Hanlon Hyde Park Allen J. McGeklin Boston Edward Kennedy Milford Joseph Hanlon W. D. Ryan Owens

Norfolk Matrimonial Decrees Granted in Court

In Dedham on December 4 Judge E J Sherman severed three matrimonial bonds in Norfolk Superior Court. Lawrence E Miers of Somerville won a decree nisi against May Katharine Miers of Foxboro for desertion. Malinda Halbert of Quincy obtained a decree nisi against Burton Halbert of Columbus Indiana for desertion and neglect to provide, gaining custody of minor Joseph B Halbert. Ethel M Sproul of Bellingham received a decree nisi against Jasper B Sproul of North Attleboro for adultery.

Dedham Norfolk Superior Court E. J. Sherman Lawrence E. Miers Somerville Katherine Miers Foxboro Malinda Halbert Quincy Burton Halbert Columbus Ind Joseph B. Halbert Ethel M. Sproul Bellingham Jasper B. Sproul North Attleboro

B U Freshmen Initiation Day At Boston University

Freshmen in the Gamma Delta fraternity will wear green caps and ribbons and appear at Boston University College of Liberal Arts with bound lips for a daylong initiation. They will not speak to anyone during the morning. The day’s events include making apologies for yesterday’s misconduct.

Gamma Delta Fraternity Boston University College of Liberal Arts

Fractured Frigate: Suit Over 400000 Charter Payout

Samuel Roosevelt and others sue George Hamblin alleging the 400000 franchise price for the L road was partly paid to a majority of corp­orators who allegedly split 200000 among themselves. They seek a receiver, repayment from Kidder Peabody Morgan for equal benefit and one thirteenth of the fund.

Kidder Peabody & Company J. P. Morfan & Company Supreme Court Samuel Roosevelt New York Et Als George K. Hamblin Kidder, Peabody & Company and Morgan & Company

Mayor to Visit Boston Women Club Reception at Parker House

Several hundred prominent Boston women will be guests of the Boston Woman's Press Club at Parker House tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock. His Honor Mayor John F. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Fitzgerald will be the honored guests with Miss Floretta Vining and Mrs. Annie G. Murray assisting in receiving.

Boston Boston Woman's Press Club Parker House John F. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Floretta Vining Annie G. Murray

Crawford House Boston Rooms Reduced Rates Winter

Desirable winter rooms at reduced weekly prices for one and two persons. Rates include steam heat water bath and European plan meals. Hood's Milk ad claims safety at small cost with cafe service and prompt service.

Franklin Union building progresses amid labor stance

Workers at the Franklin Union building at Berkeley and Appleton streets advance as contractors Woodbury and Leighton report no labor trouble from unions, with twice as many applicants as work available. The mayor has not intervened and completion of walls and roof is expected early next year.

Franklin Union Berkeley and Appleton Streets Woodbury & Leighton Post Rgard

Commercial failures in United States show month to month decline

R G Dun and Co reports November commercial failures total 1180 with 17 637 011 dollars defaulted liabilities. Manufacturing failures 305 totaling 10 927 598. trading failures 840 totaling 5 640 065. 35 other commercial failures with 1 069 348 dollars. Overall liabilities down about 10 million from October.

United States R. G. Dun & Co

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