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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1907

Page

2

Lehr Too Loud for Berlin Tower's Court Appearance

Berlin reports paint Harry Lehr as a disruptive social figure linked to a champagne controversy. Ambassadorship aide Charles Tower faces criticism for introducing Lehr and his wife at court amid claims Mrs Astor pressed the social move. Emperor William reportedly remains displeased by Lehr's behavior and its fallout.

Harry Lehr Berlin Tower Berlin Charlemagne Tower United States William the Sudden Staten Island George Kessler Ambassador Tower

Mystery of a Lodging House Death Revealed

Frank Whipple a Lynn resident 56 found dead in a lodging house on East Brookline Street. Landlord Edward Blake mistook him for Eugene Whipple a Civil War veteran who soon confirmed Frank’s presence and death. Autopsy pending potassium found. family ties and misidentification add mystery to the case.

Frank Whipple East Brookline Street Edward C. Blake Eugene Whipple East Dedham Street Blake Lynn Eugene Mr. Blake Mr. Whipple Post McDonald Whipples Haverhill N. H Frank Sixth Massachusetts Regiment First Massachusetts Cavalry William V Dorchester

Governor Hughes to Address New England Dry Goods Banquet

Governor Hughes of New York will speak at the Dry Goods Association banquet at the Copley Square Hotel tomorrow night. The event draws representatives from wholesale, retail and manufacturing sectors across New England with guests Max Holtz and Rev. C. H. Puffer. A New York party of dry goods merchants will attend, signaling plans for a national convention in New England next year.

Governor Hughes New York Max Holtz Dry Goods Economist C. H. Puffer Salem New England Dry Goods Association Copley Square Hotel New England

Watchman George III Raps on Window for Help

At 7 20 yesterday morning Court Street officer found night watchman Anthony George 47 of 225 Pearl Street Somerville writhing in pain after rapping on a window. He said he grew ill during the night with back and leg pains and awaited ambulance aid from the Relief Station. Hospital report said he would be all right in a day or two and relatives were notified.

Court Street Court Square Anthony George Pearl Street Somerville George

Medford Fears Gang of Thugs

Medford reports rise in nighttime holdups over the past month. A hack driver near Oak Grove Cemetery was attacked as a man in a soft hat stepped into the road and tried to stop the horses. The driver struck the attacker and escaped to Winchester square. police found no suspect. Aldermen may be petitioned to station plain clothes officers citywide.

Medford Oak Grove Reuben C. Hawes Winchester Winchester Square Board of Aldermen

Malden Detects Booze Hidden in Sugar Barrels

Malden police for years suspected liquor was smuggled in sugar barrels. Officers Lennehan and Ogelvie seized a team on Linden Street linked to Savage's Clftonale Express, arresting Walter Preble of Lynn Street after finding a sugar barrel of liquor.

Malden Lennehan Ogelvie Linden Walter Preble Lynn Street Savage Clftondale Express Preble

Post Commander George F Oliver Dies at 68 in Chelsea

Theodore Winthrop Post 85 G A R mourns the death of Post Commander George F Oliver at his home 56 Chestnut Street Chelsea from a stroke of paralysis. He served in the navy during the Civil War and was a mason by trade. He leaves a widow and two sons.

George F. Oliver Theodore Winthrop Post Chestnut Street Chelsea Oliver

First Parochial Italian School Dedicated in Boston

St. Anthony's School for Italian Catholic children on North Bennet street was formally dedicated last evening. The four story brick building, costing over $80,000, will host 900 pupils taught by eight Franciscan sisters. Attending were Rev. P. Valeriano Pianigiani and others, with music by noted performers and pupils assisting in readings.

ST. Anthony's School North End Boston Bennet Street Nicholas Serracino New York P. Valeriano Pianigiani Sig Giuseppe de Marco United States Joseph Santosuosso P. Francesco Liberti Franciscan Sisterhood A. Martini A. Masella M. Castaldini F. Cava E. Santosuosso R. D’orazio Francesco Cusumano Belle Kuhus Ines J L. Story Thomas Moore Cornell P. Alfonso Parziale Ida Castadini A. T. Onofri

Wellesley College Girls Consider Adopting Dorm Baby

The baby found in a dorm basement at Wellesley College sits at Newton Hospital as students discuss adopting it. A subscription drive seeks a temporary home with popular names like Reggie and Harold suggested. A bean bag tournament and fudge party may raise funds for the infant’s care.

Wellesley College Wellesley Reggie Harold Newton Hospital

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