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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1907

Page

12

Missing heir tied to $150000 will draw interest

Daniel Russell Jr is missing for over two decades with his inheritance tied to him returning to Melrose. The will filed in East Cambridge allocates about $150000 among nieces nephews friends hospital parish and the two sons with conditions if the absent Daniel resurfaces. The Russell mansion on Russell Street is described as secluded with family members declining to comment.

Daniel Russell, Jr Melrose Daniel Russell East Cambridge Melrose Hospital First Universalist William Mary F Daniel Russells Mr. Russell Russell Russell Street Post William C. Russell

Indictment Rules Theatrical Trust In New York

A New York grand jury indicted the so called theatrical trust alleging conspiracy and restraint of trade against Nixon and Zimmerman Klaw and Erlanger Charles Frohman and Al Hayman The trust allegedly controlled over 500 major theatres and used contracts that forced theatres to book plays at the trust’s rate of 33 1 3 percent of net receipts Some witnesses testified to such coercive booking practices with the alleged aim to bar independent theatres Frohman and Hayman were in Europe at the time

New York Theatrical Trust Nixon Zimmerman Klaw & Erlanger Charles Frohman al Hayman Foster Court of General ‘Sessions Frohman Hayman Europe

Pistol Fight in Bedroom Ends in Death

Thomas Williams, 15 Wheeler Street, South End, was killed yesterday morning at Hawkins Street home by James Hawkins. After an earlier money dispute from a game, Williams confronted Hawkins and fired. Hawkins shot back from beneath his pillow, killing Williams. Police say Hawkins acted in self defense.

Thomas Williams Wheeler Street South End Hawkins Street James Hawkins Hawkins Williams

Bluecoats Guard Dorchester Girl Amid Abduction Fears

Little Margaret Harris of 11 Lonsdale Street Dorchester is guarded by Boston Police Station 11 after fears the child's real father Richard Jefferson might abduct her. Foster mother and police keep the child from school while legal disputes over adoption continue. Walter E Harris died on duty leaving Margaret in care of his wife.

Bluecoats of Little Margaret Harris Margaret Harris Lonsdale Street Dorchester Walter E. Harris Nova Scotia Richard Jefferson Dorchester Avenue Harris Jefferson

Goodrich Conducts Second Concert by New Orchestra at Jordan Hall

The second concert of Mr. Goodrich's new orchestra at Jordan Hall drew a solid audience. Humperdinck's Prelude to Hansel and Gretel opened the program and Franck's Psyche movements, including Psyche and Cupid, showcased refined nuance and growing orchestral skill despite a short rehearsal interval.

Goodrich Jordan Hall Humperdinck Hansel and Gretel Franck Psyche Mr. Goodrich

Horse Killed in Cambridge Street Collision

Two boys narrowly escaped death when a horse and sleigh hired by Harvard student F S Dick was struck by an inbound streetcar near Cambridge City Hall. The horse owned by Fred D Norton was killed instantly, the boys were shaken but not seriously hurt. The incident disrupted traffic along Massachusetts Avenue near the A D Club.

Fred D. Norton Cambridge Cambridge City Hall Mr. Norton F. S. Dick Harvard Westmorely Hall Boston Country Club Brookline

Fire damages two Washington Street shops

Patrolman Lindsey spotted smoke from the top floor of a four story brick and stone building at 427 and 429 Washington Street just after midnight. The blaze began in a picture frame shop and jeopardized adjoining rooms but was checked to prevent spread. Damage to the picture frame shop and the adjacent tailor shop is estimated at 1900 dollars.

Lindsey Washington Street

City Council Approves 197003 Deer Island Funds Allocation

The Common Council voted near midnight to appropriate 197003 dollars from Deer Island sale proceeds for various city purposes. The measure directs funds to be drawn from the sale revenue already received by the city.

Deer Island

City Council approves Deer Island funds and related orders

Last night the council approved additional appropriation and loan orders totaling about 495 508 with 330 503 from the Deer Island fund. Mayor Fitzgerald has signed 73 500 for Deer Island and 40 000 for Copley Square, with several bathhouses and playgrounds funded. A motion to sell Deer Island was blocked by a quorum dispute as the body adjourned.

Deer Island Fitzgerald Copley Square North End Highland Park Roxbury Deer Island Fund South Boston Franklin Field Speedway Ward 17 Ward 9 North Brighton Ward 22 Commonwealth Park Franklin Field Jamaica Plain East Boston Charlestown McKenzie Beach Ward 16 James H. Kelley Boston Parker Hill Vine Street Foley

Bay State seeks sale of claims against Rogers for 1 500 000

In a United States Circuit Court session before Judge Putnam yesterday Shermega L. Whipple for Receiver Pepper of Bay State Gas Company of Delaware urged sanction to sell Buffalo Gas Company's stock held by Bay State and all its claims against H. H. Rogers of New York for 1.5 million dollars.

Putnam United States Circuit Court Pepper Bay State Gas Company of Delaware H. H. Rogers New York Buffalo Gas Company Bay State Company Bay State Gas Company Rogers

Purchaser Randall Morgan Seeks Stock Purchase From Rogers

Randall Morgan of Philadelphia proposed to buy stock and claims against Rogers, with petition seeking court approval subject to Delaware and Southern District of New York ratification. Judge Putnam emphasized a rigid rule for Rogers and asked for on file objections, while noting the need to include Buffalo Gas Company receiver actions and to file an amended petition for court approval today.

Rogers Randall Morgan Philadelphia Whipple Morgan Putnam Delaware Circuit Court District of Delaware Southern District of New York Buffalo Gas Company New York

Funeral for Dr Hall Turner Warrell Held Yesterday

The funeral of Dr Hall Turner Warrell was held yesterday at his sister Mrs Dr Mason’s home in West Somerville with services by Rev James De Normandie. Interment followed in Saco Maine.

Hall Turner Warrell Dr. Mason West Somerville James de Normandie Saco, Me

Renovation of an Old Orchard Lecture at Horticultural Hall

The Saturday morning lecture series continues with a talk titled The Renovation of an Old Orchard at Horticultural Hall tomorrow at 11 oclock. George P Powell of New York will be the speaker. Admission is free to all.

Horticultural Hall George P. Powell New York

Lasker Wins Third Game to Lead World Chess Match

Dr Emanuel Lasker defeated Frank J Marshall in 43 moves to take a 3 0 lead in the world chess championship match in New York. Marshall, who opened with a queen s gambit, admitted the game could have been drawn with best play. The fourth game is set for tomorrow in New York.

New York Frank J. Marshall Emanuel Lasker Marshall Brooklyn Lasker

Chess notation fragment yields unclear position

A sequence of chess moves and notations is provided, but the text lacks context, players, date, or game outcome, making interpretation for a coherent summary impossible without additional data.

Queen's pawn opening leads to forcing mate in three

Chess Master analyzes Marshall's defense in the queen's pawn opening. Black gains attack after Marshall sacrifices exchange and pawn on move 30, winning the queen for two rooks. A decisive overlooked coup then forces mate in three moves.

Marshall Black Mate

M. C. McCrillis Ends Life at Quincy Market

Melvin C. McCrillis a 54 year old Somerville resident and Quincy Market merchant killed himself by hanging with a rope in his market office. A shot was heard before he collapsed and died shortly after arrival at Relief Hospital. Despondency over business reverses cited as motive. his office at 84 and 86 Quincy Market.

Melvin CC. McCrillis Quincy McCrillis Leslie A. Johnson Johnson Relief Hospital Somerville Quincy Market

Chelsea School Boys Hold Reunion in Chelsea

One hundred fifty Williams School Boys' Association members gathered at the Ameri can House for the sixth annual Chelsea reunion. Ages ranged from 20 to 65, with lively festivities in the banquet hall as James A. Bentley spoke on The Twentieth Century Teacher and James I. Cavanagh also addressed the group.

Williams School Boys’ Association Chelsea James A. Bentley James I. Cavanagh

Melrose Thugs Beat Chinaman in Laundry Robbery Attempt

Lew Kee, 13 Berwick Street laundry proprietor, was found unconscious with facial and head wounds after two yeggmen attempted to rob the cash drawer. A lookout outside warned the assailant. he fled as police formed a description.

Melrose Lew Kee Berwick Street Khee Lew

Tuttle Denies B M Will Tunnel Mt Hoosac

President Lucius Tuttle stated the Boston & Maine railroad has no plan to build a new tunnel in Mt Hoosac. Rumors claimed a parallel tunnel costing 20 to 30 million dollars and running south of the current passage. The tale circulated among B M railroad workers in North Adams.

Lucius Tuttle Boston & Maine Railroad Hloosac Mountain North Adams

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Indict Theatre Trust Oorche Ree Poeris Wele Common Council Bay State Gas Co DR. Warrell Ms Ha Inet Cera Werner Encyclopaedia Britannica Rico Devonshire St State Boston Post White—Marshl Castles Doctor Lasker M. C. M’crillis Chelsea School Morse’s Tlen’s Melrose Thugs Chinaman Tuttle MT. Hoosac Adams Square
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