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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1910

Page

14

Sealer to Press Law Over Short Weight Coal Sales in Boston

Boston sealer of weights and measures Charles B. Woolley plans a legislative push after widespread complaints from poor women about short weight coal. He will petition for marking the weight and the weigher on all baskets and bags under 100 pounds. Deputy sealers Crowley and Sweeney will lead a citywide crackdown and monitor coal sellers until complaints ease.

Boston Charles B. Woolley Sealer Woolley Jeremiah J. Crowley James A. Sweeney Mr. Woolley

Man Hospitalized After Rail Yard Assault

Thomas Collins a 54 year old Boston and Maine foreman from Lake Street Wakefield is in serious condition with a fractured skull at Haymarket Square Relief Station Boston following an early morning assault by Daniel P. Kelliher a 32 year old section hand. Police arrested Kelliher on Main Street around 10 30 AM and he faces an assault charge.

Wakefield Thomas Collins Lake Street Boston & Maine Railroad Haymarket Square Boston Daniel P. Kelliher Pleasant Street Wakefield Junction Kelliher Collins Junction W. M. Gerry Gerry Main Street

Weather men to brave sea at Sand Key

Washington dispatch reports weather bureau officials, undismayed by last year’s hurricane that destroyed the Sand Key building, demand a new structure at the Gulf coast point. The current nine by nine foot room in the lighthouse houses three observers who relay storm data to vessels.

Weather Bureau Sand Key Fla Congress Gulf of Mexico Coral Reef

Brand's Place Left Unfilled In City Council Race

Frederick J. Brand withdrew from the council contest on Tuesday and no substitute was filed before the deadline. Bernard Rothwell and Robert Bottomly declined Brand's nomination, leaving the seat unfilled.

Frederick J. Brand Brand Committee Brand Bernard J. Rothwell Chamber of Commerce Municipal League Robert J. Bottomly Good Government Association

Apples shipped from Franklin woman bring London buyer

Miss Myra Little of Webster posted a note inside a barrel of apples last fall asking the buyer to respond. Yesterday a London woman replied that she paid 5 dollars 26 cents for the fruit and praised its quality.

Franklin, N. H Benjamin Little Webster Myra Little

Sheehan Declares Candidacy for Depew’s Senate Seat

William F. Sheehan formally announced his bid for the U S Senate in a letter to Buffalo Mayor Louis Fuhrman and other prominent Buffalo Democrats who had endorsed him. The seat becomes vacant when Senator Depew’s term ends March 4, 1911.

New York William F. Sheehan United States Senate Louis Fuirman Buffalo Sheehan Depew

Missing Man Found Dead in Newburyport Kitchen

Charles W. Gothnain a 54 year old painter of Newburyport was located deceased on his kitchen floor by neighbor T D Donahue after being missing since last Tuesday. He is survived by a sister in Eliot Maine described as very wealthy.

Newburyport Charles W. Gothnain T. D. Donahue Eliot

Rioting Women Strikers Clash With Police in Chicago

Riots by about five hundred garment workers, largely women and girls, erupted in Chicago as they attacked Hilde brand Co tailoring shops with rocks and clubs. Police moved in, arresting two men as strikers were clubbed amid clashes.

Hildebrand & Co

Woman Dislocates Jaw While Biting Tenderloin

In New York on December 29 Mrs. Catherine Murther dislocated her jaw attempting to bite through a very tough piece of tenderloin. Her husband noticed the long pause in conversation and found her mouth wide open. neighbors were summoned and a surgeon was later called as efforts to help failed.

New York Catherine Murther

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