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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1907

Page

3

Merger Debate on Monopoly Fear at Boston Forum

Colonel Albert A. Clarke and Louis D. Brandeis spoke on a proposed merger of the New York New Haven & Hartford and Boston & Maine railroads. Clarke argued it would benefit Massachusetts. Brandeis warned of monopoly and potential government ownership as a consequence.

Boston New York New Haven Mr. Clarke Brandeis Mr. Mellen Massachusetts Colonel Clarke New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company Boston & Maine Railroad Company New England New York Central Vermont Boston & Maine

Ordinations at Cathedral This Morning

The Cathedral will host ordinations at 8 o'clock with His Grace Archbishop OConnell ordaining six Brighton Seminary graduates to the Catholic priesthood before the holidays.

O'Connell Brighton

Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey Ad Promotes Purity and Benefit

An advertisement extols Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as a mild, pure, and beneficial tonic for invalids and the sick room. It praises its concentrated form, smooth flavor, and aroma, and notes it is sold in sealed quart bottles with a signature from Chester H. Graves & Sons to ensure authenticity.

Graves Maryland Chester H. Graves & Sons

Search for Ball children resumed by Brockton police

Brockton police renewed the hunt for Gracie and Tommy Ball, missing since December 2 with their mother. Investigators traced clues near an unpainted shed on Central Street Avon, and a shoe box plus footprints spurred a woods search by officers and volunteers. A letter from Mary Ball to John Ball was read, suggesting she is sane, while the search will continue Friday morning.

Brockton John Ball Taunton Gracie Tommy Ball Avon Reservoir Ball Grace Mary Ball Baxter Central Street Avon

Valerie Bergere's stabbing incident on Carmen stage

Valerie Bergere recalls a Cleveland accident during Carmen two seasons ago when a knife struck between her thumb and finger, dislocating a bone and leaving her hand deformed. She continued performing with medical care, then hid the injury and avoids shaking with the right hand.

Valerie Bergere Mme Monti Baldini Miss Bergere Cleveland

Freemans Not Estranged Denial From Mrs Freeman Case

Randolph December 19 Miss Mary E Wales friend of Mrs Mary E Wilkins Freeman of Metuchen N J denies in her behalf the report of estrangement between Mrs Freeman and her husband Dr C M Freeman There is no truth in it and they are just as dear to each other today as they ever were

Labor unions plan worker-owned mill in city drive

A Carpenters' District Council decision funds a union owned mill with stock held by union men amid non union conditions in mills across greater Toston. Brighton sewer project discussed. non union engineers alleged earning 10 cents less than local union rate. Union leaders elected include Richard Tagarty as vice president and Louis Sullivan as president of several locals. Boston coal teamsters, paving unions note election results and seasonal closure.

Carpenters’ District Council Greater Toston Brighton Union 4 Louis R. Sullivan Union A. F Richard Tagarty Charles Hth Jensen James Conley G. Leonard Charles Jones Augustus Brown J. Cashman H. Pendleton James Dalton Charles H. Jensen Louis BR. Sullivan James 4. White Richard Fogarty Richard Cummings Charles T. Jensen IL. A. Chanman Augustus Henderson Boston C. L. A. Boston Coal Teamsters Union 6S Wells Memorial Building Boston Pavers’ Union 1 Lght

Prevent the Grip Laxative Bromide Quinine Cure

A brief ad fragment urges readers to request the full name and signature of E. W. Grove to obtain a genuine remedy for grip related symptoms, priced at 25e.

E. W. Grove

Used Baby to Conceal Theft at Downtown Store

Inspector Knox’s squad files six women and one man in criminal court for shoplifting. Mary Pitonti, an Italian woman with an infant, and sister-in-law Concetta Pitonti allegedly concealed items under a child’s clothing. Concetta fined 50 dollars, Mary 25 dollars, others—Sarah Weinberg, Nelly Scully, Mary Mead, and Julia Smith—fined 5 to 19 dollars. Case continued on request of counsel.

Knox Municipal Criminal Court Mary Pitonti Concetta Pitonti Mary Sarah Weinberg Nelly Scully Mary Mead Julia Smith

Judge De Courcey Rebels At Bar Standards In Divorce Court

Judge De Courcey sharply criticizes the bar for alleged evasions and urges higher integrity in divorce cases. Leading lawyers including Sherman Whipple Louis Brandeis Walter Badger and Annie Fall comment on the high standard of the profession and the need for full disclosure of material facts.

de Courcey Judge de Courcey Bar Association Sherman Whipple W. Courcey Whipple Louis Brandeis Brandes, Dunbar & Nutter Henry KE. Whittemore Suffolk Annie S. Fall

City Hall Salaries Contracts Probe Continues

The Finance Commission questioned Fire Commissioner Ben Wells Corporation Counsel Bab son Superintendent Doyle Chief Clerk Low and Dr Durgin as it probes Mayor Fitzgerald administration contracts since Oct 1 and potential across the board salary raises. Testimony ran from 10 30 am to 6 30 pm in executive session with further hearings planned. Doyle was asked about contracts since election day and Farley said no unusual or oversized contracts were found.

Witzgerald Finance Commission Ben Wells Babson Doyle Low Ferry Department Durgin Board of Health Fitzgerald Farley Commission

Chelsea Man's Sudden Death

Daniel L. Lord, 75, former superintendent of public buildings of Chelsea, died suddenly yesterday. Born in Bridgton, he moved to Chelsea as a young man and worked as a contractor and builder, constructing many fine residences during his lifetime.

Daniel L. Lord Chelsea Mr. Lord Bridgton

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