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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1906

Page

4

Beachmont Children Sent for Pasteur Rabies Treatment

Four Beachmont children and one Chelsea woman were taken to Tewksbury for Pasteur rabies treatment after a mad dog in Beachmont was confirmed infected. The move, led by Drs. Lamb and Oak of the Revere Board of Health, follows state officials confirming rabies from the dog’s brain.

North Station Tewksbury Pasteur Donald McLennan Octave Brogi Brogi Rachowshki Alice Rachowski Mr Stinson Ednad Stinson Charles A. Oak Joseph Lamb Beachmont Chelsea Revere Board of Health S. E. Eldredge New York Pasteur Institute Austin J. Peters State Board of Animal Inspection Harvard Lewis Alice Rachkowski The Stinson Peter i Commonwealth

Confidence in Treatment Darkens Train Departure Scene

Contrary to expectation there were no affecting scenes when the small party boarded the train, for three of the parents were anxious to accompany their little ones to Tewksbury.

Tewksbury

Rabid horse shot after bite in Bristol

A valuable horse owned by Arthur W. Howe in Bristol was shot after developing rabies weeks after being bitten by a dog. Two farm workers bitten by the same dog were observed, and the dog was killed. pathology showed rabies in both the dog and horse.

Bristol R. I Arthur W. Howe Howe Farm

January Bargains at Union Hat Company in Boston

Union Hat Company at 129 Hanover Street announces a January bargain sale on hats caps gloves and workwear. The modern three floor store showcases fur coats jackets and boys clothing with greatly reduced prices for working men and shoppers arriving via nearby trains.

Boston Union Hat Company Hanover Street Union Street Ben Franklin

Hub Punch and Mince Meat for Your Pies

An old domestic tip praises Hub Punch to enrich mince meat pies. The piece lauds a wife's cooking, Dutch pickles, jellies, and jams, suggesting adding Hub Punch to mince meat for a richer flavor, and hints the grocer can supply it.

Patent Office

Sunday Law Violation Counts Reported at Stations

Data from various stations shows numbers tied to Sunday law violations. The report lists station totals with figures that appear as short, disjointed entries.

Police estimates indicate higher figures after revised totals

The report cites about 1256 as a total with one station refusing to estimate. Police note figures are minimum estimates and may rise significantly.

Police Compile 1200 Names For Sunday Law Violations

Police record hundreds of names from theaters, freight yards, steamers, and garages as strict Sunday observance takes effect. The marshal lists workers from Cunard wharf, Stony Brook site, public libraries, and bakeries while transport and bridge operations pause or proceed under patrol.

Sunday Yard Patrols Stir Boston Railway District

Patrolman Coffiey and colleagues cited Boston & Albany and New Haven yard crews for working on Sunday. Officers took names and addresses of engine crews, yard hands, switchmen, and longshoremen amid a busy freight area while workers argued the prohibition and staged scenes at round houses and docks.

Boston & Albany New York, New Haven & Hartford Boston Coffey New Haven Docks

Subway work resumes after Boston clerks questioned

Clerks at the Crusade Nine branch of the Boston Public Library were questioned by police for violating Sunday observance laws. Subways on Washington Street saw no work from midnight to 11:55 PM Saturday, then resumed with crews retraining to recover lost time as engineers kept steam and lights functioning.

South Boston The Boston Public Library Broadway K Street Washington Street Ames McGovern Suminy Havymarket Square Re'lef Hospital

Stable Keepers Notified Of Carriage Restrictions

Stable owners were informed they could not wash repair or alter carriages on Sundays. Carriages were fed watered and used as usual with private hires allowed from some stables like the Dudley street Dorchester where a driver was taken. Patrols checked for any illegal work but most stables observed the changes.

Dudley Street Dorchester Hether

Theatre Men Obey Sunday Law Causing Stage Turnover

The enforcement of the Sunday 128 law hits theatre managers and actors hard. Reform costs thousands, breaks contracts, and creates serious inconvenience for the theatrical profession, threatening company operations and weeklong disruptions.

Library staff swept up in Sunday law enforcement crusade

Police asked names and addresses of attendants at the Boston Public Library in South Boston during the Sunday law drive. Among those questioned were women employed for clerical work and a man who maintains the building.

Boston Public Library South Boston

Station 15 Officers Gather Names From Jamaica Plain Storekeepers

Station 15 officers secured the names of 10 storekeepers. Jamaican Plain officers visited the Stony Brook excavation at the corner of Williams and Washington streets and found two firemen at work attending to the steam boilers.

Stony Brook Williams and Washington Streets

Auto Would Not Stop Incident Involving Pope Car Dealer

Paul Roache of the Pope Manufacturing Company drove his car numbered 05 past a Back Bay crossing when a police officer ordered him to stop. The officer said he was to halt all dealers’ cars to learn their activities for the day. Roache said he was out for his own pleasure and was allowed to proceed.

Paul Roache Pope Manufacturing Company Roache

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