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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1907

Page

2

Quick Glance at New England Obits and Incidents

In Middleboro James Adams aged 91 died at home. In Waterford Rose Jacklin mother in law of actor Harry Browne found drowned in Bolles Cove. In Hartford Edward P. Whitney pistol maker died of paralysis at 79. The Electric Vehicle Co with 600 workers closed for inventory. In Winchendon children misread Santa HQ at National Toy & Novelty. In Lawrence Rufus Murley body found in Spicket River. suicide suspected by Medical Examiner Dow.

Middleboro James Adams Waterford Conn Rose Jacklin Harry Browne Bolles Cove Hartford Edward P. Whitney Electric Vehicle Company Winchendon Santa Claus National Toy & Novelty Company

Major Higginson backs asset currency stance

Major Henry I. Higginson of Lee Higginson & Co. Boston speaks at a Carnegie Institute meeting in Washington. He advocates an asset currency and warns against a high tax on emergency currency, fearing it would hasten retirement once the need ends. He notes Democratic lawmakers may approach the issue nonpartisanly.

Washington Henry I. Higginson Lee, Higginson & Co Boston Carnegie Institute Higginson Congress

Navy assigns Fiske to head New York recruiting station

A. Fiske is ordered to temporary duty in charge of the navy recruiting station at New York starting December 19, relieving Captain E. B. Barry who becomes supervisor of naval auxiliaries on the Atlantic coast. Also notes bills and reports from Washington and Europe on naval, industrial, and financial matters.

A. Fiske Navy New York E. B. Barry Washington Secretary of the Navy Senator Lodge Liverpool Cunard Line Vancouver Canadian Pacific Railway Company Etruria Umbria Pacific National Guard Reading Penn Exeter Loraine Glasgow Iron Company Pine Iron Works Carpenter Steel Works Rome Luigi Luzzatti Paris

Inspector Wolf Pursues Fugitive John E Lynn in Montreal

Inspector Wolf of the bureau of criminal investigation will travel to Montreal on Saturday morning to obtain requisition papers to bring back John E Lynn a 44 year old fugitive from justice held by Montreal police. Lynn was found guilty of larceny and jumped his bail in this city last May.

Wolf Bureau of Criminal Investigation Montreal John E. Lynn Lynn

Dorothea Dix Hall Senior Dramatic Club Concert

The Dorothea Dix Hall Senior Dramatic Club filled Berkeley Hall with a night of songs recitations and sketches. Directed by George W Whitehouse and Joseph Hipwell with performances by Miss Perwee Gorman Raymond Shannon Miss May Gorman Miss Ruth Shannon Miss Evelyn Joyce Harry Hoyt Carl Root Charles Williams and others. A post concert dance followed with floor supervision by Joseph Hipwell Carl Root Charles Williams Harry Hoyt Carl Apslund William Rodgers and Valentine Rein.

Dorothea Dix Hall Senior Dramatic Club Berkeley Hall George W. Whitehouse Joseph Hipwell Perwee Gorman Raymond Shannon May Gorman Ruth Shannon Evelyn Joyce Harry Hoyt Carl Root Charles Williams Marie Gregory Carl Asplund Carl Apslund William Rodgers Valentine Rein

Brief News Notes of Hub Happenings

A Boston resident John W. Vaughn fell in front of 274 Tremont Street injuring his nose and was taken to the Relief station. A fire at 188 Washington Street Dorchester caused by children and matches damaged the second floor. Hyman Small’s building was affected. A lodger’s pocket pipe started a small fire on the third floor at 1 Revere Street, Antonio Simonelli’s four story brick house. Items stolen valued at 70 dollars from Joseph Morse’s room at 65 Hancock Street in West End. Police seek Mrs. Gillin whose mother in Louisville Ky is dying and asks location. Knights of Columbus executive committee discussed cast and costumes for Mirrors of Thule.

John W. Vaughn Tremont Street Washington Street Dorchester Hyman Small Revere Street Antonio Simonelli West End Joseph W. Morse Hancock Street Louisville Boston John Gillin Pierce Gillin

Will of D H Coolidge Leaves 3500 to Charity

The Boston lawyer David H Coolidge who died at the Hotel Somerset on December 7 left 3500 to charitable institutions in his will filed for probate. Each of six organizations receives 500 with income used by the individual funds. Executors named are Charles A Coolidge and Albert L Lincoln.

David H. Coolidge Boston Somerset Benevolent Fraternity of Churches Home For Charles A. Coolidge Albert L. Lincoln

White Hand to Combat Black Hand in North End

North End merchants and hotel keepers consider forming a White Hand Society to fight the Black Hand threats. A hotel keeper pledged 1000 dollars to support peace efforts. James V. Donnarumma of the Gazzetta De Massachusetts alleges a branch of the Black Hand exists and urges police scrutiny of wealthy, idle figures.

Black Hand Society North End James V. Donnarumma Gazzetta de Massachusetts Hanover Street Post

Mrs Agassiz Shaw Weds Boston Clubman John Curtis

Two prominent society figures unite in marriage at the bride’s Chestnut Hill home yesterday noon. The bride Mary Saltonstall, widow of Louis Agassiz Shaw, wed John S. Curtis, a Boston club man, in a simple ceremony conducted by Rev Edward Hall. Best man Gordon Dexter. Attendants none. Witnesses were family members and a few close friends.

North Shore Louis Agassiz Shaw John S. Curtis Boston Edward Hall Cambridge Unitarian Newton Chestnut’ Hill Gordon Dexter Mary Saltonstall Louis Agassiz Shaw, Jr Saltonstall Avenue Chestnut Hill Quincy Adams Shaw North Shore Colony

Heroic Action Attends Escape of Inmates From North End Tenement

Gas fumes from a blown out flame in a South End Italian tenement at 33 Oneida Street near cause of death for about twenty. Mrs. Rose Pasquerella and her two children, aged 21, 2 years, and 7 months, were rescued unconscious and later hospitalized with recovery expected. Louis Granada located the Pasquerellas and summoned aid after forcing entry.

North End Rose Pasquerella Katie Pasquerella Louis Cropo Louis Granada Oneida Street South End Reali Pasquerella

Thomas T Ford Missing Drives Concern in Boston

Mrs. Thomas T Ford of 20 Cortes street reports her husband has been missing for over five weeks. Boston police and nearby cities were alerted, with no trace found. Ford, a long time driver for Cobb Bates Yerxa in Brookline, is described as about five feet eight inches, florid in complexion, wearing dark working clothes with little money. Any information is urged.

Thomas T. Ford Cortes Street Post Boston Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Brookline Ford

Lynn's poet mayor elect plans liquor crusade

Lynn voters favored abolition of liquor licenses by a large margin. Mayor-elect Thomas F. Porter, praising the outcome, vows to enforce laws against sale of liquor and foresees a brief inaugural speech, possibly not in verse. Porter, born 1847 in Paradise Nova Scotia, has a long record as a Lynn politician and noted poet.

Lynn Taunton Porter Post William A. Kelly House of Representatives Senate of the State Paradise Nova Scotia Boston Swampscott C. H. Hovey Company Charles Holbrook Senate House

Body of Taft's mother arrives in Cincinnati

Mrs. Louisa Taft who died in Millbury Massachusetts arrives in Cincinnati in the care of sons Henry W. and Horace B. Taft. Relatives meet the party at Central Union station. The body is taken to Charles P. Taft home for Thursday morning services.

Cincinnati Louisa Taft Millbury Mass Henry W Horace B. Taft Central Union Station Charles P. Taft

Rhodes Scholarship Examination Dates Set at Harvard Medical School

The Rhodes scholarship examination for 1908 is scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday January 21 and 22 at Harvard Medical School. The three year term begins in October 1908 and carries a stipend of £300 annually, about $1500 per year.

Rhodes Harvard Medical School

Prevent the grip laxative Bromosigne remedy

A fragment notes a laxative product advertised to prevent grip with quinne like a cure. It instructs to call for the full name and look for the signature of E. W. Grove and mentions a 25 cent price.

E. W. Grove

Virgin Oil of Pine Compound Promoted for Colds

A dated ad promotes Whisky and glycerine mixed with Virgin Oil of Pine to break a cold in 24 hours and cure coughs. It instructs obtaining a 4 ounce vial of Virgin Oil of Pine compound, 2 ounces of glycerine, and half a pint of whisky with dosing every four hours. It notes tincture of Cinchona as an alternative and lists the producer as The Chemical Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio.

Each Chemical Co Cincinnati

Acquitted On Hold Up Charge In Fortythieves Case

Judge Wentworth discharged George McCarthy and four co defendants aged 18 to 19 from Harvard, Hyde Park, Chandler, Yarmouth and Norwood streets. They were charged with being active members of the Forty Thieves gang and robbing Frank Madden on Shawmut avenue near Compton street on December 7. The defense showed they were at a theatre at the time and that all came from respectable homes and held regular jobs.

Wentworth George McCarthy Harvard Street Charles E. Harris Hyde Park Henry W. Johnson Chandler Street Bernard J. Mackey Yarmouth Street Henry Thistle Norwood Division 5 Frank Madden Shawmut Avenue Compton Street

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Fitz Taylor Ovev Cresises New England Major Higginson The Inspector Wolf Formosa Colony India Ceylon Formosa Orloff Chase & Sanborn Dorothea DIX Knights of Columbus Mirrors of Thule D. H. Coolidge Rose, Fasquerella Thomas F. Porter Wines Taft Senna Ure California Fic Syrup Co Fred C. Witten Elm St Newark N. J Peter Sterling Remedy Co Chicago N.Y Webers Teen Oxford Holmes, Luciado, Adams Se Washington ST JQUN T. Manning Winter Street Homer James M. Solomon St. Vitus Houghton & Datten’s TT. Metecalt Co Gilman Res Franklin Street City Hall Drug Store School Street Franklin St Ward Darlow Winthrop Alice Fisk Darlow Sea Foam Avenue Shirley Station Densmore Fort Lauderdale Florida George KE. Densmore Portland Ferreira East Boston Margaret E Michael A. Ferreira Keenan Sumner Street Church of the Assumption Beitrieck Charlestown Sarah Resid St. Catharine's Church Ferrin Tor C Mikolas
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