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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1905

Page

8

Deserting Groom Delays Fitchburg Wedding Mystery

Pretty Miss Emma Rivers of Fitchburg seeks heart balm from her recreant lover Alphonse Bibeault of Gardner who vanished before the wedding set for Tuesday at St Joseph church Fitchburg. Police probe disappearance after he sold his horse and carriage and left his photography business. Bishop Beaven granted a dispensation for banns to be announced early amid local astonishment.

Gardner Emma Rivers Fitchburg Alphonse Bibeault Bibeault

Local suitor missing. woman seeks lawsuit in Lowell

A prosperous man who resided here about three years is thought to be in Lowell where his family lives. Lowell police are informed. Miss Rivers, wounded by the affair, has hired a Pittsburg lawyer and vows to make the delinquent suitor pay.

Lowell Wreghorn Street Ware Mass

Councilmen Bid Farewell At Wet Banquet

Clerk O Kane recalled events while John Dever read an army poem. President Dolan spoke a farewell and received hearty ovation. Diner sang and city planned a resolution of commendation with Abbott Was20 Barrett Pierce Cook Fitzgerald Patterson Howes Montague Crowley taking part.

O'Kane John Dever Dolan Ile Moley Abbott Was Barrett Pierce Cook Fitzgerald Patterson Howes Montague Crowley Council

City Council Rejects Municipal Fighting Order and Pension Bill

At the last meeting 47 council members voted on the municipal fighting order but it failed to reach the two-fifths requirement. The police pension bill was voted down. A mayoral suggestion on monthly auditor contract statements, passed by the Board of Aldermen, was defeated and sent for reconsideration as new members arrived, but the two-thirds support was not reached.

Common Council Whelton Ofice Board of Aldermen Ife

Moran Calls Police Board Weak Vicious

District Attorney John B Moran brands the police commissioners weak and vicious. He accuses them of ignorance or willful winking at screen law violations at hotels and demands they justify or grant new licenses. He denounces their conduct as petty quibbling and unfitness for office.

Moran Board of Police John B. Moran

Hotels Face License Fight Over Public Bars

A clash between District Attorney Moran and the police commissioners over hotel liquor licenses rages as Essex Parker Adams House fight new licenses. The hotels may keep bars closed or seek licenses under new names. hearings begin next week with Moran insisting on charges and commissioners resisting.

Moran Essex Hotel Parker House Young's Hotel Adams House Suffolk Bar Francis Peabody, Jr Essex Melvin O. Adams Parker Hrouse and Young's Moorfield Storey Peabody Thas Cole Mr. Peabody Ile Mr. Moran Adams

New Year Excursion to Canada from Boston

New Year excursion offers round trip to Montreal for 10.00 and to Quebec for 12.00 from Boston with travel dates Dec 29 80 31 Jan 1 and 2. Tickets valid for return until January 31 with stopovers in Canada and proportionate rates from other New England points. Geo Marsters N and P A Rutland Railroad Boston address provided.

Canada Montreal Quebec Boston New England Geo Marsters, N. &, P. A Rutland R. R Washington Street

Taylor Denies Story of Trouble With Men

Boston owner John I Taylor denies rumors of friction with players and a plan to sell out. He confirms Ralph Glaze will join Macon with Collins on March 10 after Savannah club claims are settled. He vows to build a pennant winner and defends his management.

Boston Club Boston John I. Taylor Virginia Ralph Glaze Savannah Glaze Macon Collins Ban Johnson Taylor New York Sun Huntington Avenue Post

Fish Pier Slates Busy Day with Docks and Ocean Liner Arrivals

Twelve vessels reached the fish pier with landings totaling about 24,500 pounds of sea produce. Haddock dominated pounds while cod hake and pollock filled the rest. The Cunard Saxonia docked at 10 o clock with passengers and a death at sea. Changes in ship captains accompanied the Saxonia arrival as new crews shifted across ships. A timber float project for Bath Me advances with Pacific coast Douglas fir and New England shipbuilding implications. The Stag line steamer and Hamburg America liner Bethania were noted in harbor traffic as well.

Slide Gorton Haddock Cunard Saxonia Cyril Weather James T. W. Charles R. N Wesley-Spear Company Bath New York Washington New England Pacific Coast

Hub Thieves Confess to Ten Big Burglaries

Lawrence Wolner and Edward Mairbanks, aged 21 and 22, residents of New York, were arrested in Elizabeth New Jersey by Boston inspectors. They confessed to twelve burglaries in Boston, New Jersey and elsewhere, stealing brie a brae jewelry and silverware worth 50 000 to 75 000, pawning for about 4 000. They planned and executed breaks posing as telephone inspectors. They face arraignment in New Jersey then transfer to multiple cities. prosecutors say long prison terms await.

Lawrence Wolner Edward A. Mairbanks New York Elizabeth N. J Boston Moston Felton and Sheehan Watts Patiol George C. Tenney N.d Polie New England Telephone & Telegraph Company New Jersey J. J. Collins Newbury Street Hack Bay Collins Ppa Collins Admiral Bowles Marboro Street Lax Shedd Express N. Jo Samuel Moore New York City Telive Fairbanks Tie Western Telephone Company Brooklyn Washington Philadelphia Trenton Albany Bridgeport Conn

Moran Seeks Legislature for Office Funding

District Attorney John B. Moran says his office needs more money to operate properly. He explains that the city has long covered a clerk’s expenses through an informal arrangement he now calls illegal and will fund this clerk and basic supplies personally until new legislation is enacted.

John B. Moran Simtimes Moran

Thieves Attack Newspaper Man Near State House

A Springfield newspaper man, Mr Hendrick, was assaulted near the State House by two robbers. He fought back, sustaining head and facial wounds from a dirk and blackjack before help arrived. the assailants fled. Hendrick is described as an ex football player with severe injuries.

Hendrick Dirk State House

Maritime notices from the Sun Times December almanac

The page lists arrivals and clearances of steamers and schooners, with names such as Saxonia Brox and Avonmore, ports including Liverpool and Queenstown, and passengers to and from Charles PP Sumner and others. It also notes departures, tugs, and towing barges, with dates mainly in December and November, and references to multiple vessels and routes.

Saxonia Brox Charies Liverpool Queenstown Nidse Charles PP Sumner Georgina Bro Farrington London Bethania Tiers Gronmeyer Hamburg Avonmore Sicket Walrfax Burnell Jacksonville Charleston He Mo Whitney Howe New York Nantucket Nickerson Baltimore Norfolk Dingley Dennison Portland City of Gloucester Ober Gloucester Lehigh McGoldrick Derth Black Diamond Perth Amboy Cuba Bartlett Newport News Serkeley Willie Dorchester Greelan Philadelphia Tachimarlo Bri James S. Whitey Doo Scranton Hoboken Tobyhanna Waverly International Girard Oakland Pine Forest Mado George R. Stetson Charles PF. Prichard Wesley A. Gove S. OO. Co Salem Ariel S. RR. OR New Jersey Port Johnson Lynn

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