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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1910
Page
3
Communities anticipate the Greatest of All Blue Ribbon Days during December. The Shopping Public of New England fuels a festive sale with wide ranges of floor coverings, rugs, tapestries, couch covers, and upholstery fabrics highlighted by Atlantic department vendors.
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse shed a port propeller at 2 15 p m and arrived on one screw at 15 knots. The incident caused no passenger alarm and left only the crew affected while the ship headed for port, altering docking expectations to Wednesday afternoon.
Memorial ceremonies honoring the late Chief Justice Fuller will be held next Saturday in the Supreme Court. Richard Olney of Massachusetts will preside and deliver an address.
Thomas C. Thacher, Democratic candidate, claims victory in the 14th district contest and states he will contest the election in Middleboro. The signed papers assert he was elected and will pursue the challenge.
The Ellis Island Board of Inquiry refused entry to Lilly Maud Allen of England who joined the Pillar of Fire sect in Bound Brook New Jersey. Her conversion led immigration officers to exclude her as likely to become a state charge.
John B. Hebberd of Medford, instructor at Newton Technical High School, is the trustees choice for superintendent of the West Roxbury Parental School to succeed Dana P. Dame. Dame remains in charge and is expected to stay until January 1 per Mayor Fitzgeralds orders.
For the first time in Newport history a priest seeks the school committee post in the upcoming election. Rev. Martin R. Reddy of St. Marys Church votes to become a member after 12 years as superintendent of its parochial school and academy.
Representative Eugene N. Foss mailed his resignation to Governor Draper to allow him to pursue the Massachusetts governorship and continue the effort against Senator Lodge. The resignation will take effect on his inauguration day as governor.
Twenty one of the oldest Pennsylvania railroad employees including pensioners visit New York to tour the new Pennsylvania station in Manhattan and meet Andrew Carnegie at his library on Fifth Avenue after a tea in his home.
The two masted schooner Mary Brewer bound from Bangor to Salem was found high on the rocks near Misery Island this forenoon. It was pulled off by two tugs at high tide and towed into Salem harbor where it was found badly strained and leaking. Rockland, Maine, is listed as the home port and the vessel was heavily loaded with lumber.
The home of Richard Stone on Bedford Street Lexington was robbed while the family was away. Jewelry and silver valued over 500 dollars were stolen among the plunder were many wedding gifts from the newly married couple Mr and Mrs Stone.
Frank Hafford of 327 Washington Street Somerville was arraigned on disorderly conduct on a Boston Elevated street car. He pleaded not guilty but was found guilty after evidence and fined 15 dollars.
Edward Stafford aged 55 was lifted 45 feet by a hoisting machine at the Eastern Railroad docks in West Boston and dropped to a vessel deck yesterday morning. He was instantly killed. Stafford lived at 25 St Marys Street Medford and was married.
Cable remittances totaling 310,000, 70,000 to date, sent by the United Irish League in America led by B. Fitzpatrick of Boston to the Irish National party. Funds from Portland, Va, Houston, Butte, Brooklyn, Cleveland and others reached the national rotary and K. B. Fitzpatrick. The drive supports Redmond and colleagues during the election period.
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