Fleet halts fleet halts ney at port of spain
A schedule poised for the voyage as ships at the port of Spain conclude operations ahead of time. Officials report successful completion of the halt and readiness for the next leg of the voyage.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1907
Page
1
Atlantic battleship fleet reaches Gulf of Paria in smooth passage
The Atlantic battleship fleet anchored four columns in the Gulf of Paria five miles off Port of Spain at 6 pm after a seamless voyage from Hampton Roads. They averaged over 10 knots, with minor mishaps to Kentucky Dee, Illinois, and Georgia steering gear. A Christmas half mile boat race is planned as athletic events follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Dragon's Mouth
Gulf of Paria
Hampton Roads
Hatteras
Illinois
Georgia
Missouri
Glacier
Panther
Lawson Predicts Strife Over Roosevelt As Nation Seeks Change
The piece presents T. W. Lawson advocating an independent bid to replace President Roosevelt, arguing the system has failed and warning of civil strife if both major parties nominate Roosevelt or if the doctoring system continues. It contrasts Roosevelt's vow to serve two terms with public fears of unfinished cure and systemic control. Also included is a light weather vignette about Santa and forecaster antics and a Boston health note on unseasonable warmth and illness risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Lawson
Roosevelt
Lawson
Republic
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Santa Claus
Weather Bureau
Murky Weather Warns of Pneumonia Risk
Dr. Durgin head of the Board of Health urges caution as yesterday’s 57 degree temperature at 2 PM raises pneumonia concerns. He advises warm undergarments and dry feet to avoid colds and related illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Durgin
Boston Board of Health
Help Santa Today Readers Respond to Call for Aid
The Post Santa Claus Editor issued a plea for men women and children to aid needy youngsters revealing a strong reader response. Citizens are urged to act before noon to ensure timely gifts for Santa’s annual visit to Boston area children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
Santa Claus
the Post
Boston
Post Santa Claus department seeks needy children
Many applications arrive daily but scarce resources prevent fulfilling all. The Post reader is urged to help by supporting destitute and lonely children who would otherwise face a day of disappointment and tears without aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus Department
Prominent Officials Respond to Grand Jury Summons
Mayor Fitzgerald faced a grand jury summons related to the Codman Street land purchase and the flagstone contract inquiry but was not called. he expects to be called today. District Attorney Moran and Alderman Berwin clashed as a prominent lawyer and politician met in a courthouse grand jury section. Moran said he would now disclose and allow to be disclosed conversations in his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codman Street
Fitzgerald
Moran
Berwin
Moran's strenuous day at courthouse crowds gathers
A large crowd of politicians lawyers and city officials filled courthouse corridors as Moran testified before the grand jury. He released a statement revealing his talk with Thomas F. Maher of Maher Bros about a city contract under probe. Moran and his lawyer Carney left Maher’s visit after a 10 minute private conference with the district attorney Vahey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Moran
Thomas F. Maher
Maher
Maher Bros
Flagstone Contractors
Grand Jury
Carney
James H. Vahey
Baptist Pastor Bans Liquor In Church In Franklin
The Rev. Dr. Maurice P. Fikes of Franklin First Baptist Church declares he will exclude from church membership any man seen entering a tavern or drug store for liquor. The announcement dated December 23 reflects a strict conduct stance by the church leader.
Schooner E. Watterman Wrecks on Gloucester Rocks
The two masted schooner E Watterman of Calais Maine driven onto Pavilion Beach Gloucester during a southeast gale. After trying to refloat with two tugs the wreck rests high and dry at low tide. cargo to be lightered, crew saved. Vessel valued at SW and uninsured.
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Gloucester
Pavilion Beach
E. Watterman
Calais
South Amboy
Eastport
Provincetown
Lage
Dolliver’s Neck
Vesel
Mariners’ Association
Murchie Brothers
Holmes Coal Company
Flagg
Hugh Mclean
Joseph Doyle
Johnston and
Purcell
Death in Auto Collision Reported
A fatal automobile crash was reported with casualties due to blunt impact. Investigators urge caution as details remain limited and police pursue the investigation for official causes and responsibilities.
Car Crash Kills Newton Carpenter on Watertown Road
John Coughlin of 94 Dolby Street Newton, a prominent carpenter and builder, died after a collision between his automobile wagon loaded with grain and another vehicle. He died en route to Watertown Hospital with his chest crushed. A wagon seat held Christmas gifts for his six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
John Coughlin
Dolby Street
Newton
Watertown Hospital
Chauffeur Murphy Released After Fatal Watertown Collision
Jeremiah Murphy a 22 year old Brighton resident and Newton men Frank Flaherty and John Craig were passengers in a $7500 car owned by William S Sharpe. The vehicle struck Coughlin’s wagon on Watertown street killing the horse and fatally injuring Coughlin. Murphy posted bail of 2600 with Newton lawyer Thomas Thughes and was released about an hour after the 6 39 p m accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Murphy
Tremont Street
Brighton
Watertown
William
Sharpe
Touraine
Boston
Murphy
Frank Flaherty
Crescent Street
Newton
John Craig
West Street
Watertown Street
Lyons Court
Coughlin
William 8. Sharpe
Thomas Thlughes
That
Gladys Vanderbilt Marriage Delayed to Late Feb or March
The Vanderbilt family announced that the wedding of Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and Count Szechenyi, previously set for January 14, would be postponed to the latter part of February or early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vanderbilt
Gladys Vanderbilt
Count Szechenyi
Day coaches on Sundays turn up amid New Haven rail cuts
A railroad insider in New Haven says further reductions will hit train service soon. The Sunday Bay State Limited and the Fitchburg Express are being withdrawn as prelude to broader system reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
New Haven
Forecast for Boston and New England Weather
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair skies on Tuesday and Wednesday with cooler nights. Brisk westerly winds diminish later. New England outlook mixes fair in the south with snow or rain in the north, colder Tuesday and Wednesday. Eastern New York: fair on the coast with interior snow, colder Tuesday and Wednesday. South portion fair with temperatures near freezing, north winds brisk northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Smith
Santa Claus
Boston
Washington
New England
New York
Whitney selections spark Dartmouth interest
Caspar Whitney's football selections may arouse Dartmouth as Boston College High meet showcases close contests. Harry Lewis defeats Pat O'Keefe at Chelsea. Doves' regular fear new recruits may crowd them while Verritle bike contest and the 24 hour race at Park Square draw attention. Intercollegiate Association may dampen summer baseball for collegians.
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Caspar Whitney
Dartmouth
Harry Lewis
Pat O'Keefe
Chelsea
Doves
Boston College
Tia Park Square
Intercollegiate Association
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