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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1905

Page

7

Appleyard extradition fight over grand larceny arrest

Arthur E. Appleyard of Brookline faces extradition proceedings after arrest on grand larceny charges. His attorney Frederick H. Williams challenges residence and timing, seeks time to prepare, with bail set at 15000. Hearing scheduled for February 20 before the New York governor’s papers and Buffalo police involvement.

Frederick H. Williams Arthur E. Appleyard Brookline Harold P. Williams Mass Appleyard Buffalo Williams Holmes Boston Higgins New York Armstrong Forsaith State of Judge Forsaith Ohio Traction Company

Missing 12 year old Milo Crymble sought by father

Charles C Crymble of 31 Burdstead place appeals to the Post to locate his 12 year old son Milo who ran away to reach his mother Mrs Frank Hartson in Lowell Massachusetts. The divorce granted Crymble custody but Milo shows preference for his mother and has run away to see her multiple times. Terrence H Lawler spoke at St Rose Hall urging support for a free home for aged members of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters.

Lynn Charles C. Crymble Burdstead Place Milo Milo Charles Crymble Lynn Boy Frank Hartson Westford Street Lowell Crymble Terrence H. Lawler Order of Foresters Sherwood Court St. Rose Hall Order

Philadelphia Cracks Down on Vice With Heavy Sentences

In Philadelphia on February 16 Mayor Weaver orders a vice crackdown. Barney Pilnick received four years for operating ten dives, the heaviest local sentence for the offence. Rose Pilnick got three years for managing five places. Samuel Popkin and Philip Miller each drew two years. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union backs the crusade with Law and Order Society.

Philadelphia Weaver Barney Pilnick Rose Pilnick Samuel Popkin Philip Miller Woman’s Christian Temperance Umion Law and Order Society

Casey 10 Lead the Parade Chief Marshal Casey Named

Evacuation Day committee elected Captain William J. Casey of the Ninth Regiment as chief marshal with no opposition. Sub committees on decorations and athletics approved with budgets 500 and 300 dollars respectively. no music or fireworks due to prior friction. State troops representation sought from South Boston officials and Governor Douglas.

William J. Casey South Boston Collins Sullivan Douglas

Reception for Dr. Du Bois Draws Boston Notables

Several hundred prominent Black residents of Boston and surrounding areas hosted a reception for Dr. William E. B. Du Bois at Catholic Union Hall in Worcester. He spoke on Southern conditions as music and readings by local artists accompanied the event.

Boston Metropolitan District Catholic Union Hall Worcester Washington Streets William E. B. du Bois Atlanta University Marjorie Groves Genevieve Lee Maud Cunhey Hare William H. Richardson du Bois South William H. Lewis United States District Attorney Marcus F. Wheatland Newport R. C. Ransom New Bedford William Stanley Braithwaite D. R. Waddell S. W. Simms J. M. Burrill E. E. Casneau L. W. Benjamin H. Cotten Robert Carter Henry Lewis P. A. Glover M. Ju. Baldwin William H. Dupree Butler R. Wilson M. R. DeMortie William M. Trotter Gertrude Baker Harriet L. Smith William C. Lane Emery T. Morris Charles G. Steward F. Eva Lewis E. A. Smith Lillian L. Fourtado William H. Scott William A. Hazel B. M. Cotten T. W. Patrick J. Blake Joseph A. Dorsey Clement G. Morgan

Gallagher Corrects Evacuation Day Schedule

Letter to the editor from Charles T. Gallagher requesting correction of an Evacuation Day program error. He states he has not prepared an oration and will be away too long to prepare. He signs respectfully.

South Charles T. Gallagher

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