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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1911

Page

8

Post Santa Appeals for Car Donations and Help

The Post Santa needs automobiles to deliver Christmas bundles. Five days remain to assemble the gifts for destitute children. Donations are coordinated at 265 Washington Street with cars already donated by Vinal Motor Renting and Velie Motor Vehicle Company along with private donors.

Post Santa Claus Washington Street Vinal Motor Renting Company Worcester Street Velie Motor Vehicle Company Massachusetts Avenue

Post readers to supply gifts for 8000 children this week

The Post offers bundles and asks readers to read letters from about 8000 children requesting presents for themselves and others. The response to yesterday's department deal is described as gratifying and may bring happiness to nearly 20 000 poor kids if the spirit continues throughout the week.

Boston Christmas Ballyhoo Opens With Grand Rush on Tremont Street

Boston hosts a Christmas ballyhoo on Tremont Street, known as Fakirs row, with 125 toy pedlars selling mechanical toys. Barkers pitch wares as crowds jam the street, paying in coins while salesmen boast guarantees and lessons on science.

Boston Grand Rush Tremont Street Ballyhoo Park and Bromfield

Post Santa lists gifts for poor children in Christmas drive

The Boston Post Santa letters show children and families seeking toys, winter clothing, and basic aid. Donors gave to a large Christmas fund totaling 418.20 with many contributions from Massachusetts towns and individuals, including young readers.

Post

Mrs Louisa E Zittel of Dorchester Dead

Mrs Louisa E Zittel wife of Charles J Zittel died Sunday evening at 145 Bowdoin Street Meeting House Hill Dorchester after a short illness aged 44 She was born in Cambridge Sept 27 1867 and survived by her husband four daughters four brothers and three sisters She belonged to the Woman s Relief Corps Cambridge and Cambridge connections marked by her longtime residence there

Louisa E. Zittel Charles J. Zittel Bowdoin Street Meeting House Hill Dorchester Greater Boston Cambridge Zittel Woman's Relief Corps Post 30 M. Louise John W. Butters Art Department of the Globe George C Edwin F. Butters Arlington Mary Mullen Frances Croy Somerville Loretta Butters

Clergy Urge Gas Workers to Postpone Christmas Strike

A committee of clergymen from the Interdenominational Committee for the Promotion of Industrial Arbitration asked gas employees to delay any Christmas strike. They met labor leaders and Consolidated Gas Co officials who refused to talk, aiming to arbitrate disputes over technical working conditions.

New York Interdenominational Committee For Consolidated Gas Company

Freeman Sentenced to Five Years for Bond Theft

Richard N. Freeman, a bond broker who fled from Boston to Toronto before indictment for stealing bonds valued at $5000 from Mrs. Susan M. Donnell of Amesbury, received the minimum five year term at Charlestown State Prison. He left a wife and two children, and was joined in court by his mother from the Cape as they said goodbye.

Richard N. Freeman Toronto Boston Susan M. Donnell Amesbury Charlestown Freeman Cape

Adamson's Balsam Advertised as Cold Cure

An old advertisement promotes Adamson's Balsam as a remedy for colds and similar ailments, implying it can cure the sickness.

Adamson

Reward Offered For Arrest In Detreetsville Family Murder Case

Governor Dix issues a 2000 dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of suspects in the murder of Mrs. Mary A. Morner and her three children Edith Blanche and Arthur in Detreetsville New York. Rensselaer County adds 1000 dollars for the killer. Authorities pursue an Italian suspect linked to the case and question a man calling himself Charles Alli as a possible alias.

Albany Dix Mary A. Morner Edith Blanche Arthur Detreetsville Rensselaer County Capitol

Rensselaer County hunts for Donato clues at Morner farm

Authorities search the Morner farm for Edward Donato the missing Italian farmhand linked to a murder. Fingerprint expert William Powers examines prints found on a barn post while deputies probe the Morner barn and nearby sheds for the missing man and possible clues.

Carmody Rensselaer County Morner Edward Donato William T. Powers State Prison Department Troy North Adams Mass Williamstown Donato

Italian suspect held for inquiry in Morner family case

An Italian man in North Ad​ams faced a continued hearing on a vagrancy charge after being taken into custody on suspicion of murdering the Morner family in De Freestville, N Y. He gave three names, matches the Donato description, and admits recent work near Troy, with local officers unsure of his identity.

North Adams Morner Defreestville N. Y Charlés Alli Antonio Cerato Pasquale Aureli Edward Donato Troy

Suspect Found in Pittsfield Depot

Police arrest an Italian man at the Pittsfield railroad station as a suspect in the DeFreestville murders. He identifies as Beniamino di Donato and faces a charge of vagrancy amid conflicting statements. Edward Donato is a farm hand linked to the case in DeFreestville.

Pittsfield Beniamino di Donato

Woman Alone Locks Up Thief in Portsmouth Home

At 3 o'clock this morning Mrs. Myer Siegal on Lincoln avenue awoke to a burglar at the parlor window. She faced him alone, was threatened with death if she cried out, then cornered and locked him in a room before alerting police. The intruder escaped before officers arrived.

Portsmouth N. H Myer Siegal Lincoln Avenue

Wreck of the Maine should be saved as relic

A letter to the editor argues against selling Maine wreck fragments. The writer, Henry P. D. Atwood of Taunton, urges preserving the battleship wreck as a sacred relic and displaying it in Washington for future visitors.

Maine Washington Henry PD Atwood Taunton

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