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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1907

Page

10

French Pope is hooted at Paris church service

In Paris at the Church of the Holy Apostles Archbishop Vilatte led a disputed apostolic Catholic service. Militant Catholics jeered as police expelled about 50 inside, while Vilatte defended his 36 years of missionary work and proceeded with mass.

Paris Church of the Holy Apostles Vilatte Independent Catholic Movement America N. Briand Father Roussin Churches of Jesus Christ Antioch St. Peter Roussin

Russian Douma Member Speaks in Hue Tonight

Dr Shmaryahnu Lewin, ex member of the Russian Douma, will lecture in Tremont Temple Boston tonight to stir interest among Boston Hebrews in Palestine colonization and the Jewish state. The Boston Zionist Council notes the $1000 pledge to endow schools and funds for land purchase in Palestine.

Shmaryahnu Lewin Boston Boston Hebrews Palestine Boston Zionist Council Tremont Temple Lewin Bostion Julius Meyer National Fund

Stolen Wallet From J Hughes in South Boston

James Hughes of 214 C Street South Boston reported to Station 6 yesterday that a black leather pocketbook containing 150 in cash was stolen from his pocket during the day with no specific time or location known.

James Hughes C Street Boston Station 6

Melrose Boy William Burrill Reported Missing After Church

Melrose February 3 William Burrill aged 15 son of a real estate dealer was reported missing to the police at 10 o clock tonight after not being seen since morning church service.

Melrose William Burrill

Former Governor Higgins Improves Slightly

Former New York governor Frank W. Higgins showed slight improvement after a good day. Dr. Hibbard reported Higgins is better tonight.

Clean N. Y Frank W. Higgins Hibbard

Daring Cambridge Somerville Burglary Ring Foiled

Four men described as yeggs conducted a string of drugstore robberies in Cambridge and Somerville early yesterday. They broke into eight stores, netting under 100 dollars plus merchandise, then fled from police across both cities. Descriptions note two tall men in derby hats and long coats, and two shorter men in caps without overcoats.

Cambridge Somerville Talbot North Cambridge Police

French Ministry Makes Concessions On Church Leases

Paris February 3 The Ministry headed by Briand after talks with Clemenceau and Guyot Dessaigne issues a circular marking freedom for mayors to lease churches to non Catholic clergy groups rent free with contracts up to 18 years. Clergy may consult bishops but bishops cannot sign. The edifice must stay with its former sect until formal disaffection. The measure aims to aid clergy while keeping regime control.

Paris Briand Clemenceau Guyot- Dessaigne M. Briand

Old Grimes House Burns in Hubbardston Blaze

Hubbardston February 3 The Old Grimes house a Hubbardston landmark built in 1761 by Joseph Grimes was destroyed by fire Everett M Felton and his family narrowly escaped. The property owned by Mrs Mattie A Hedges stood on the Gardner road and suffered an estimated loss of 2000.

Hubbardston Old Grimes Everett M. Felton Joseph Grimes Ephraim Albert Gordon Greene

Letter Carriers Chief Denies Lobbying in Washington

Jeremiah D. Holland of Boston president of the Letter Carriers National Association and a Cleveland officer visited Washington over a pay raise provision. They say they returned on order after an investigation and did not solicit votes or lobby. Holland cites Senator Hale’s remarks as a trigger and insists their presence was not lobbying.

Jeremiah D. Holland Boston Washington Holland Post Office Department Cleveland Department Congress National Association Pennsylvania Avenue Senator Hale Navy Capitol Roosevelt

Spirit communications claim Hodgson speaks through Mrs Piper

Professor James Hyslop asserts that Dr Richard Hodgson has spoken from the spirit world via Mrs Piper the medium after his death in 1905. He says investigations confirm the messages are genuine noting Hodgson’s replies through the “light” and recalling Welsh rarebit at a midnight supper.

Prof Hyslop Dr. Hodgson Mrs Piper Richard Hodgson James H. Hyslop Professor Hyslop Sne Harvard Newbold University of Pennsylvania Hodgson Professor Newbold

Hetty Green In Court Today For $10000 Legal Battle

Hetty Green arrives in Boston to contest a $10000 bill from attorney Sherman L. Whipple for professional services in a dispute over an estate income case from Taunton. Green offers $6000 and vows to fight, saying she will never pay $10000 as the matter goes to Suffolk County Court.

Sherman L. Whipple Hetty Green Boston Parker House Whipple William W. Crapp New Bedford Taunton Green

Policeman Munsil Injured After Fall on Harvard Street

Patrolman Munsil of Brookline fell on a dark secluded portion of Harvard street late last night and broke a leg. A man and wife who passed by found him numb and exhausted from pain, and they assisted him to a nearby house before an ambulance transported him to Massachusetts General Hospital.

Munsil Brookline Harvard Street Massachusetts General Hospital

Unseasonably Cold Sunday Wind Grips Boston Area

A high wind and rapidly dropping temperatures made Greater Boston uncomfortable on Sunday. Morning readings near 40 degrees gave way to a chilly day as the thermometer fell, with strong winds continuing into the night signaling a potential cold wave.

Greater Boston

Dryden Withdraws From New Jersey Senate Race

United States Senator John F. Dryden of New Jersey announced his withdrawal from re election citing health risks. Physicians advised him not to attend a Trenton meeting with Republican lawmakers and to rest, ending a prolonged campaign and party deadlock.

Washington United States John F. Dryden New Jersey United States Senate Trenton Dryden

Farcical Chelsea Burglar Postures Through Glass In Wild Entry

Alfred Mills of Washington Avenue Chelsea broke into a Columbian Life Insurance office on Purchase Street by entering from a rear door then sliding through heated glass. He crawled along an incline to the main office, slid onto hot steam pipes and crashed through panes. Mills was captured by Patrolman Jonquist after a scuffle and patched up. he faces breaking and entering charges.

Somerville Adams Pharmacy Highland and Willow Avenues Highland Avenue Hiatt’s Drug Store Cedar Street Alfred Mills Washington Avenue Chelsea Purchase Street Mills Columbian Life Insurance Company Federal Purchase Streets J. E. Robb Jonquist Station 2 Robb Federal Street

Tuscan Liner Tuscan Maiden Trip Arrives at Central Wharf

The Tuscan, newest of the Philadelphia and Boston fleet, made its maiden voyage and tied up at Central wharf after a nine to ten hour delay due to bad weather. Captain Thacher commands the 310 foot vessel built at Sparrow's Point to 1512 knots trial speed and slated to sail between this port and Philadelphia, with future plans to join Providence and New York service.

Philadelphia Boston Central Wharf Thacher Sparrow's Point Maryland Providence New York Pp. Thacher

Prominent Americans Plan Boston Protest Against Czar’s Hague Call

A Boston committee of leading figures plans a large meeting within two weeks to protest the Czar calling The Hague conference. Speakers include Nicholas Tschaikoffsky, Dr Kellogg Durland, and A Aladin. The group aims to raise sympathy for Russian revolutionists and explain current conditions in Russia.

Congress Union Russia Boston James P. Munroe The Institute of Technology Charles F. Dole Twentieth Century Club William Lloyd Garrison Francis M. Rowley Alice Stone Blackwell Meyer Bloomfield Civic Service House Nicholas Tschaikoffsky Kellogg Durland A. Aladin Tschaikoffsky

Arthur Cobb of Brookline Dies in Florence During Study

Arthur Murray Cobb son of the late D C Cobb of Cobb Bates Yerxa died in Florence Italy on Saturday where he had pursued art studies for 12 years His body will be brought to Brookline for burial.

Arthur Murray Cobb D. C. Cobb Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Florence Italy Brookline

Labor Notes Sharp Union Meetings Across Boston

Union reports from Boston show Edward J. Baker addressing Leather Workers and House Goods Union 115 at 4724 Washing ton street. Foundry Employees Union 23 held a large meeting at 45 Eliot street planning a smoke talk and future entertainment. Delegates elected include John Cunningham Dennis Coughlin and Edward Harrington for the National League of Navy Yard Employees Branch 2. Boston Lodge 97 admitted 10 of 15 applicants. Trimountain Lodge 486 admitted six of twelve and set an annual ball plan. A mass meeting Friday Feb 15 at Paine Memorial Hall will consider a wage increase to 45 cents an hour and year-round Saturday half holiday with 6000 members at stake. Staples Coal Co signed the 1907 wage scale for Coal Hoisting Engineers Union 74. three more firms expected. A Lynn rumor about officials resigning was denied by both Willard Howland and Charles F. Palmer. Boston Colored Waiters Union 183 elected officers including President B. F. Anderson and secretary W. S. Dunn.

First International Edward J. Baker New York City Boston Leather Workers and House Goods Union Washington Street Foundry Employees’ Union Eliot Street John Cunningham Dennis Coughlin Edward Harrington National League of Navy Yard Employees Boston Rope Makers and Helpers’ Union Boston Lodge Brotherhood of Railroad Boylston Place Trimountain Lodge Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Brotherhood Unions Amalgamated Societies Paine Memorial Hall Staples Coal Company Union 74 Lynn Willard Howland Charles F. Palmer State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration Dennis PD. Driscoll A. F. of L Richard P. Barry Lend Palmer Boston Colored Waiters’ Union B. F. Anderson Charles Mitchell W. S. Dunn A. I’. Gabriel H. F. Jack

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Hue J. Hughes Higgins Portland and Sudbury, Sts A. R. Crover Althan Conte C.C.A Chase Massachusetts Avenue Dover Street Sergeant McNally McGann Chester Street Renumbed Mercury Czar Boston Meeting Arthur Cobb LABOR Brine Tremont St
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