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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1901

Page

9

Veterans urge action for Molloy amid Bermuda imprisonment

Captain Thomas Clark of the Legion of Spanish American War Veterans joins ex-Congressman Fitzgerald in urging Secretary Hay and President Roosevelt to secure the release of Sergeant James S. Molloy, a former Ninth Regiment soldier held in Bermuda. Lawrenc e native Molloy is cited as a brave, popular veteran deserving humane treatment and prompt U S government intervention. Expects replies from Lord Pauncefote and Hay within days as Massachusetts lawmakers consider measures to press for release or transfer for investigation.

Thomas . Clark Legion of Hay Roosevelt James S. Molloy Ninth Regiment Bermuda Molloy Lawrence State Department Captain Clark Fitzgerald Congress Clark Massachusetts Roxbury South End Boston Young Men's Catholic Association Lord Pauncefote

Progress of the East Boston tunnel moves under harbor

The Boston Transit Commission reports on the seventh annual year ending Aug 15 detailing progress of the East Boston tunnel. The big shield now advances under harbor waters at about five feet daily and roof shield tests show success. Fresh concrete construction dominates, with cast iron only in limited sections, and route changes shift entrances from Hanover Street to State Street toward Scollay Square, with costs nearly identical.

Boston Transit Commission Boston Transit Commission Railroad Commission East Boston Blackwall Thames London St. Clair Port Huron Mich Hudson River Hanover Street Secollay Square State Street Scollay Square

Note Burned Marks End of Church Debt Fight in Somerville

At Union Square Baptist Church Somerville a mid winter picnic featured burning a $1000 note given March 31 1899 by the Ladies Social Union toward the church debt. The debt stood at $12 000 with a floating obligation before the burn. Treasurer Arthur O. Taylor outlined progress to $3000 as Mrs KE M Garrett former president supervised the blaze and Mrs A B Dearborn current president received the ashes.

Union Square Baptist Church Somerville Ladies’ Social Union Society KE. M. Garrett Arthur O. Taylor A. B. Dearborn Garrett

Sailors' Haven to mark tenth anniversary with supper concert

The Sailors' Haven at 46 Water Street Charlestown will celebrate ten years on December 26 with a Christmas supper and concert. A Christmas tree will display useful presents for seamen. Expected guests include Bishop Lawrence Reverend F B Allen Episcopal City Mission superintendent and Reverend W C Stett D D New York secretary of the American Seamen's Friend Society.

Sailors’ Haven Water Street Charlestown Lawrence F. B. Allen Episcopal City W. C. Stett D. D New York The American Seamen's Friend Society

Judge Isaac Story Dies After Long Somerville Service

Judge Isaac Story longtime justice of the Somerville Police Court since its 1872 organization died at his home 11 Linden Avenue West Somerville He belonged to the Daniel Webster State committee in the memorable presidential campaign of 186 He was known as an independent in politics

Isaac Story Somerville Linden Avenue West Daniel Webster

Sewell Near Death in Camden Tonight

United States Senator William J. Sewell remains in critical condition in Camden New Jersey as of tonight. Two physicians are in constant attendance while his family fears dissolution may come soon.

Camden N.T United States William J. Sewell

Auburn Councilman Roland Keene Dies at Somerville Home

Roland Keene once served on Auburn's city council and died yesterday morning at his brother-in-law Captain Melvin B. Ricker's home on Prospect street in Somerville.

Roland Keene Auburn Melvin B. Ricker Prospect Street Somerville

Ten Men Die in Pittsburg Gas Furnace Blast

Ten men were burned to death and four injured in a gas explosion at the Soho furnace of Tones & Laughlin Limited on Second Avenue near Brady Street Pittsburgh. The blast spread flames through the bell as workers stood on the furnace platform. Nineteen men were present. fifteen were trapped, two suffered minor injuries, and two regular top fillers escaped unhurt. The blast was caused by gas crust forming at the furnace bottom.

Pittsburg Penn Soho Tones & Laughlin, Limited Second Avenue Brady Street Regula

Chipp Arrested for Alleged City Larceny of 30000

Charles P. Chipp a former bookkeeper in the collectors of assessments office was arrested on a 271.75 larceny charge with alleged total embezzlements surrounding thirty thousand dollars. District Attorney Philbin's office and Asst. ADA Schurman pursued the case after Deputy Collector Slattery reported the larger sum.

New York Charles P. Chipp Collector of Comptroller's Office Chipp Philbin Schurman Edward A. Slattery Brann

Pan American Expo at African M. E. Zion Church

Boston’s colored community gathers at the Pan American Exposition in Aion staged in the church ground hall on North Russell Street. Rev J H McMullen supports the fair with personal interest while John W Williams directs the Sunday school effort and Miss Mabel M Banks aids alongside several Mrs G O Smith Mrs Sarah David and others.

Haskell & Coy Mabel M. Banks John W. Williams Zion Church Russell Street Boston Aion

Five masted schooner Mary W Bowen sails rich coal runs

The Mary W Bowen, a premier coastwise vessel, averages two trips monthly carrying about 3400 tons of coal per voyage and paying shareholders well. Shipping news notes Ivernia from Liverpool facing gales, Lancastrian stowaways, and Spanish sailors aided by the consul, with more harbor moves and dock work along the East Coast.

Shipping News Miniature Almanac Dec 2

Sun rises 7 10 a m sets 4 14 p m day length nine hours four minutes Moon sets 1 16 a m high water 6 30 p m Arrived steamers Lancastrian Ridley Liv erpool Dec 8 with merchandise to Frederick Leyland Co Bonavista Pa toine Halifax N S with merchandise passengers to E i H Downing Herman Winter Grove New York Boston steamers Stanwood Yarmouth N Y with merchandise passengers to J F Masters Governor Dingley Dennison Portland City of Gloucester Ober Gloucester schooner Lawrence Hardy Prince Edward Island with potatoes Cleared schooners Jessie C St John N B Frank W Sackville N B Jessie L Smith Sydney Wind west light snow steamers Arkadia Ger Philadelphia and Hamburg Turquoise Br New York Galicia Ger Hamburg Catalone Louisburg C B Juniata Norfolk and Baltimore Par thian Philadelphia H F Dimock New York State of Maine Portland etc cutter Seminole cruising schooners Judge Lowe Dennysville Me Laura T Chester Rockport Me Lillian Southwest Harbor Maria Teel Norfolk Katherine D Perry Newport News Earl P Mason towed Peter W French Bay View towing schooner Henry Weiler A Chesterton Vineyard Haven tows schooner Helena to Boston Paoli Philadelphia towing barges Foster Malvern and Parks Wrestler towing barges Hammond and Maple Hill Tacony towed barges Pemberton Bata and Grafton Hokendauqua New York towing barges Bath Bee and Beverly

Lancastrian Ridley Liverpool Frederick Leyland & Co Bonavista Patoine Halifax E.i H. Downing Herman Winter Grove New York Boston Stanwood Yarmouth N. Y J. F. Masters Dingley Dennison Portland City of Lawrence Hardy Prince Edward Island Wind West Arkadia Philadelphia Hamburg Turquoise Galicia Catalone Louisburg C. B Juniata Norfolk Baltimore Parthian H. F. Dimock State of Lillian Southwest Harbor Maria ©. Teel Katherine D. Perry Newport News Earl P. Mason Peter W. French Bay View Henry Weiler A. Chesterton Vineyard Haven Helena Paoli Foster Malvern Parks Wrestler Dto Hammond Maple Hill Tacony Pemberton

Cambridge School Board Hears Physical Culture Report

Miss Sarah BR. Boudrene’s communication on Cambridge pupils feet not touching the floor prompts debate. Thurston estimates hundreds affected. board files the report. nominations and resignations at the Cambridge schools meeting.

Sarah BR. Boudrene Cambridge Boudrene Thurston Grace Clark Putnam School Bessie W. Howard Winnifred V. Cobb Annie I. Prince Harvard School Elizabeth M. Crowley Willard Julia L. Frame Peabody Mary E. Warren Morse Lillian C. Burbank Ebster Margaret M. Brosnahan Wellington Grace Morgan Boardman Leila F. Drake Morse School

Goulette Outclasped Rand at Ciné Club Fight

In Rochester, Goulette of Rochester and Leonard of Buffalo fought nine rounds with Goulette weighing 127 and Leonard 144 pounds. Goulette showed early fire, but the heavier Leonard wore him down. the police stopped the bout in the ninth when Goulette was nearly knocked out.

Rand Rapids, Mich Kid” Goulette Rochester N. Y Joe Leonard Buffalo Cine Club Goulette Leonard Kid

Arrested on Hi Way to Settle Jacques Furs Robbery

Thomas F Shay of New Wav y the third of the trio linked to the Brooks & Co sealskin theft was seized in the city by Inspectors McGarr and Driscoll while en route to New Haven on the midnight train. His brother, seeking settlement, accompanied him before a taxi driver spotted them and alerted authorities. Shay remains jailed at the Tombs as a fugitive amid a widening investigation into the November to December thefts and recovered furs.

Thomas F. Shay New Wavy Jacques Brooks & Co New Haven Conn Inspector McGarr Driscoll Division 4 Shay William H. Sykes Donnelly Sykes Patterson and Rooney James A. Denton Boston Thomas Shay South Terminal Station Thomas New York

Stolen Goods And Injuries Reported In City Districts

A bundle of clothing marked FE M Heustis 214 Main St Charlestown was stolen from Brewer's express wagon on & Lawrence. An overcoat owned by Angus McKinnon 20 Holyoke St was taken from his store at Compton and Tremont. Mrs I Sternberg 1 Decatur St was relieved of her pocketbook at Manasses Krosnax fish market 315 Harrison Ave. A gold hunting case watch marked L B E M two rings and clothing were stolen from Miss Mamie Meehan at 116 West Second St after entry by a fall. Edward Dolan 15 of 68 Liverpool St broke his left arm on Maverick St then to Massachusetts General Hospital. Wilbur F P Bixby 64 Dundee St fell 20 feet from a staging at 90 St Botolph St to City Hospital. James Byrne 18 Heath Place sprained his ankle in Park Square and was treated at City Hospital.

FE. M. Heustis Main Street Charlestown Brewer's Lawrence Street Angus McKinnon Holyoke Street Compton and Tremont Streets I. Sternberg Decatur Street Manasses Krosnax Harrison Avenue West Second Street Mamie Meehan L. BE. M Edward Dolan Liverpool Street Maverick Street Boston O'Keefe Massachusetts General Hospital St. Botolph Street Wilbur Fp, Bixby Dundee Street City Hospital James Byrne Heath Place Park Square

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