Ship Corinthian Goes to Pieces After Collision
The British steamer Corinthian, 446 feet, 7332 tons, struck North West Ledge near the Bay of Fundy and is pounding to pieces in a heavy sea. All 87 crew members, led by Captain David Tannock, are safe. Rescue steamers Festubert and Aberdeen saved the captain and others, while some crew reached Westport and Freeport, Nova Scotia. The cargo included 120,000 bushels of wheat and various goods under government orders.
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Westport
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Georges Island
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Boston Post Office Clerks Hear Legislation Report
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the Boston Post Office Clerks' Association heard a report on pending legislation. Union speakers urged support for measures affecting wages, working conditions, and federal postal funding.
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Clerks Union Meets at Longfellow Hall in Holiday Plans
Branch 5 held an afternoon meeting with President Barry presiding. Committee reports drew applause as Judge Moon noted the Madden bill features to stay permanent. Clerks demand reinstatement to previous or better positions and overseas members hope to return by Christmas. A memorial to the department from National President Franciscus of New York was read amid applause. A list of prominent speakers is being arranged for season meetings.
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Longfellow Hall
Barry
Legislative Committee
Committee of the House
Moon
Congress
Senate
Department
Franciscus
New York
Prominent Men Assist at Unveiling Roslindale Honor Tablet
Prominent Boston figures attended the unveiling of a 116 name roll of honor at the old Roslindale pumping station site in Metropolitan Hill. The ceremony featured soldiers from K Company, 10th State Guard Infantry, Marines, a parade from the Municipal building, and remarks by acting Mayor Collins, Senator-elect Walsh, and community leaders.
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Roslindale
Boston
Metropolitan Hill
Metropolitan Avenue
Washington Street
K Company
10Th State Guard Infantry
Thomas Devlin
Metropolitan Hill Improvement Association
FP. J. Lynch
Cornelius A. Leary
Lynch
Chateau Thierry
Belleau Wood
Paris
Walter L. Collins
Metropolitan Iult Improvement Association
John J. Walsh
America
Francis N. Balch
Robert T. Fowler
George Cherry
Mt. Hope
Zeebrugge
A. G. Cullis
J. F. Mohan
Frank J. Finn
William J. Scannell
William E. Doyle
Michael J. McTiernan
John P. Breen
Charles Schiano
Metropolitan Hill District
Ralph Perry
Elizabeth Bradley
France
Lillian Smith
Joseph Brigham
Beverly Almy Bigelow Washburn Company Listing
Beverly Almy Bigelow and Washburn Inc located at 240 42 Cabot Street with J A Newell at 220 Cabot Street referenced in the property or client listing.
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Beverly Almy Bigelow & Washburn, Inc
Cabot
Holdup Man Shot Down by Officer in South Boston
One man was shot in the back by a policeman while fleeing during holdups and robberies in South Boston early yesterday morning. Three other men were arrested in connection with the incidents.
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Stephen King accused in street robbery and pursuit ends with shooting
Stephen King of 174 Silver Street South Boston allegedly robbed Frank Pridzgis of 2 dollars at D and Gold streets. Patrolman O Neill fired wounding King in the back as he fled toward E and West Seventh streets. King is in City Hospital, not seriously injured. Patrolman Powers fired four shots in the air during the chase. Also arrested were Jeremiah Mahon Robert Tomilson and John J Dooley for a separate $1 robbery from Alexander Sudulski at 292 Bolton.
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Stephen King
Silver Street
Boston
Frank Pridzgis
Gold Streets
Bridzgis
William D. O’ Neill
John E. Powers
Athens Street
King
O’neill
West Seventh Streets
City Hospital
Powers
Jeremiah Mahon
Vinton Street
Robert Tomilson
F Street
John J. Dooley
Mttan Yoad
Alexander Sudulski
Bolton
Quaint Customs of Holly Time Christmas Number
Next week's Boston Post Sunday Magazine presents a Christmas number with entertainingly described quaint customs from many lands detailing holiday traditions and celebrations.
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