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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1905

Page

7

Fatherless East Boston Twins Await Santa Claus

Two fatherless East Boston twins James and John Sullivan, 9 year old Evelyn, and their mother Mary Sullivan face Christmas without a father who died five years ago. The boys hope for a story book, tool chest, skate gear, and an air rifle, while Evelyn attends school at Assumption Parish. Their aunt helps while their mother works to support the family.

Boston Santa Claus Papa James Jack Sullivan Post Sumner Street Mary Sullivan Evelyn Santa John Assumption John and James Sullivan

Fire kills worker as enamel sign factory burns in Chicago

A deadly blaze at the Charles W. Schonk Company enamel sign factory on Park Street destroys the plant. One fireman is dead and many workers, including 40 women, are missing or unaccounted as rescuers search the rubble. company officials report 148 employees accounted for except two.

Chicago Charles W. Schonk Company Park Street

Romance of Magnolia Rock Ends in Austin Wedding

A Boston society leader and the "Belle of Texas" wed in Austin this evening. Randolph Tucker of Back Bay and Mona House, daughter of Austin's wealthy House family, began their romance after a summer at Magnolia. Tucker photographed Mona on a rock, sparking a swift engagement announced July 20.

Boston Oceanside Miss House Texas

Four Die in Rail and Road Accidents Near Hub

Four people are dead after separate incidents. James McHolland was killed by a railroad train at Somerville, Frank J. Supple by a railroad train at Readville, Wisstrateos K. Atsarakis by a railroad train at Peabody, and John Brophy by an electric car in Dorchester. An injured man, Thomas Connors, was struck by an engine at Somerville, likely fatally.

James McHolland Somerville Frank J. Supple Readville Wisstrateos K. Atsarakis Peabody John Brophy Dorchester Thomas Connors

Dorchester Fatality In Electric Car Collision

John Brophy a 23 year old Dorchester teamster was killed when an outward bound electric car struck a heavy stone dray on Gibson street. Motorman I S White was arrested for manslaughter after the body was dragged over 100 feet. Witnesses include Officer Swenderman Charles Bagley and Patrolman Curtis.

John Brophy Wrentham Street Dorchester Gibson Street I. S. White Swenderman Division Charles Bagley Curtis John Bradley Brophy Kispham Street

Two Railroad Accidents Fatal in Somerville

One man died and another was fatally injured in two Fitchburg division Boston and Maine railroad accidents near Linwood Street Somerville. Thomas Connors aged 12 was struck by a shifting engine near Somerville avenue crossing and is expected to die. James McHolland aged 40 was killed instantly when an inward bound train struck him at the same crossing.

Somerville Fitchburg Boston & Maine Railroad Linwood Street Thomas Connors Somerville Avenue James McHolland

Brakeman Falls From Freight Car Dies at Hospital

Readville reports Frank J. Supple, a newly appointed brakeman for the New York, New Haven & Hartford line, fell from a freight car in the yard and suffered two leg amputations. He died at Massachusetts General Hospital.

Readville Frank J. Supple New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Massachusetts General Hospital

Greek leather worker killed as train strikes him at Lowell

Esstrateos Kat sarakis a Greek leather factory employee was struck by a train on the Lowell branch of the B. and M. tonight. Portions of his body were scattered along the track.

Peabody Esstrateos Katsarakis Lowell

Express thieves in Boston district arrest numbered

Anton Roth 27 of 1043 Washington street and Henry Wilson unnamed teamster were jailed after an express office robbery on Kingston street. Roth allegedly struck Patrolman Leavitt during arrest as three heavy cases valued at hundreds of dollars were seized. John McDonough 32 of 123 Brighton street was booked for attempting to steal hats at Grant's Roxbury express on Kingston street.

Cain Lagrange Street Anton Roth Washington Street Leavitt Roth Kingston Street Henry Wilson Pleasant Street Boylston Place John McDonough

Hub couple paid extra for marriage license in Providence

Clarence V. Stetson a Boston book binder and Miss Inez T. McLane sought a Providence license. He admitted a prior divorce and lacked a decree. After failing to present it the clerk refused the license and a Boston court official was contacted by phone for guidance.

Providence R. I Clarence V. Stetson Boston Inez T. McLane The Hub Mr. Stetson

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