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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1910

Page

4

Cambridge Club Backs Greater Boston Merger Plan

Frederick Fish and Dr. Henry O. Marcy urge creating a metropolitan district with a target population of 1.2 to 1.3 million. They argue amalgamation of Boston with surrounding towns benefits all, despite prejudice and local autonomy worries, stressing Cambridge as an extension of Boston and urging unity for the city’s welfare.

Boston Frederick Fish Cambridge Club Young’s Hotel Henry O. Marcy Greater Marcy Brookline Cambridge

Captain Swan in Retirement In Dorchester

Captain Clarence A. Swan of Station 11 Dorchester retired yesterday due to ill health. A Civil War veteran, he served 32 years in the police department, beginning his career as a patrolman in the same station from which he now retires.

Clarence A. Swan Dorchester Swan Police Department

Despondent Moran Dies by Cyanide at Home

Stephen R. Moran, 26, of 58 Reed Street, was found dead at his residence early last evening from cyanide poisoning. His wife heard him fall and summoned Dr. George F. Miller from St Worcester Square. Moran’s suicide was attributed to despondency over unemployment.

Stephen R. Moran Reed Street George F. Miller St Worcester Square Moran

Italians Honor Com Peary In Washington

Robert Peary, discoverer of the North Pole, was decorated by a foreign scientific society amid sharp public criticism from a fellow explorer. Congress may provide funds for the American who has gone farthest north to lead an Antarctic expedition toward territory reportedly discovered almost a century ago by another American with no flag yet raised.

Washington Robert Nt. Peary North Pole Congress Antarctic

Peary awarded King Humbert gold medal by Italian Geographical Society

Cable from Marquis Capelli of the Italian Geographical Society informs Commander Peary of the award for long polar pursuit. Peary accepts the medal but delays Rome lecture due to Navy orders. Taft likely to seek funds for a Wilkes Land expedition as naval affairs push, while Arctic Club head Osbon condemns Peary’s promotion.

The Italian Geographical Society Commander Peary Peary Marquis Capelli Council King Humbert North Pole Bartlett Rome London Navy Department Meyer Wilkes Land United States Taft Congress Antarctic Charles Wilkes South Pole House Committee On Naval Affairs B. S. Osbon Arctic Club of America Osbon Dr. Cook Peary-Cook

Prouty Convicted in Newton Fraud Case Hints at Suicide

Harold G Prouty a relative of prominent men is under close watch at Hast Cambridge jail after a six month sentence for obtaining 75 from a Newton merchant with a bogus check He described a scheme involving a 25000 deposit and a phony sales stable at Tilton New Hampshire as part of his fraud The case drew on his ties to well known local figures and his use of a fur coat as a prop in the deception

Harold G. Prouty J. Montgomery Sears T. Jefferson Coolidge Hast Cambridge Prouty Newton Fletcher Hyde Park Boston Safe Deposit Company Lynn Trust Company Stedman Tilton N. H

Prouty Dismisses Starvation Plan Plan to Escape

On the way from Newton to East Cambridge Prouty spoke to Inspector Fletcher in low spirits. He warned that he would not finish his sentence and hinted at a quicker escape method than prior starvation attempts at the New Hampshire State prison. Police seek a woman tied to Prouty’s extensive operations, last seen with a young companion after he vanished with a Newton livery horse and carriage.

Newton East Cambridge Prouty Fletcher New Hampshire State Prison

End Nears In Cape Breton Coal Strike

Halifax N S Feb 14 The great Cape Breton coal strike is likely to end within a few days on reliable authority The long struggle has cost the men and the Dominion Coal Company about 5 000 000 and settlement is expected with strikers returning to work without winning recognition

Halifax N. S Cape Breton Dominion Coal Company

Fall River Boat Reaches Her Dock After Collision

The City of Fall River, paddle steamer of the Bridgeport and New Haven line, arrived at Catherine Slip East River after a collision in Hell Gate. Her starboard paddle was smashed when three barges swung and struck as both vessels turned. Captain F Ek Bunnell was navigating the move.

New York City of Fall River Bridgeport New Haven Hell Gate Catherine Slip East River Fall River F. Ek. Bunnell Bunnell

Somerville Fire Drives Residents Onto Street

Fire in an apartment at 254 Beacon Street Somerville early today forced residents from their beds and caused about 1500 dollars in damages.

Somerville Beacon’ Street

Walker at Banquet Attacks GOP Leaders in Insurgent Terms

Speaker Joseph Walker, a House member and higher office contender, charged at a Republican dinner that the State convention should not simply echo party leaders. He questioned leaders’ alignment with rank and file and warned the party risked losing plain folks' confidence, shocking old guards at the American House banquet.

Joseph Walker Republican Organization Joe” Walker

Republican leaders urge open party policy and renominat ions

President Treadway praised Governor Draper and Lieutenant Governor Frothingham and urged renominating both. Mayor Hatfield of Newton, as Republican State committee chair, called for strong organization and open discussion of candidates and policies, opposing private backroom deals and monopolies, and criticizing tariff justifications.

Treadway Senate Draper Frothingham Charles E. Hatfield Newton Republican State Committee State Committee Walker Republican Party

House Passes Probe Bill in Legislature

The Massachusetts House voted 207 to 17 to send the probe bill to a third reading, with debates over governor appointments, cold storage inquiry, and a clash over nominating commissions. Several representatives opposed amendments and criticized Governor Draper’s role, while others warned against undermining the bill.

Draper Charlie Mellen James H. Mellen Worcester Mellen House Vinson Boston Riley Malden O'Brien Ways and Means Chamber of Commerce Federation of Labor O’brien American Federation of Labor John Carr Curtiss Sheffield Ellis Newton Fletcher Southwick Gifford Westport Kilpatrick Lowell Langtry Springfield Meyers Cambridge Neves Lynn Payson Norton Penniman Saunders Clinton Legee Revere Smith Hadley Story Essex Turner Waltham Washburn

Engagement Announced at Friends Wedding in Knights Hall

A dual event at Knights of Honor Hall 730 Washington last evening joined Miss Bessie Rappoport and Benjamin Aron in marriage. The ceremony by Rabbi Tuftman followed a reception hosted by the bridal party. The bride, from 14 Warren Street Peabody, wedded a well known Everett business man. bridesmaids included Gertrude Rappoport and Bessie Saxe. The groom’s best man was David L. Levine. maid of honor Annie Rappoport. Afterward, they honeymooned in New York and will reside at 183 Broadway Everett.

Knights of Honor Washington Street Bessie Rappoport Benjamin Aron Rabbi Tuftman Warren Street Peabody Everett Annie Rappoport David L. Levine Gertrude Rappoport Bessie Saxe Jennie Paitchel Samuel LD. Saxe New York Broadway, Everett

Cure a Cold in One Day Peddles Laxative Bromide Tablets

Purveyor promises a fast cure for colds with LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine tablets. Each box bears E. W. GROVLE'S signature and costs 25 cents. If it fails to cure, critics refund money.

E. W. Grovle

Whose Child Is This A Post photo prize for Boston schoolgirl

A Boston Post feature invites the identified school child photographed at Hyde Park avenue noon recess to claim a five dollar gold piece as a souvenir. Readers are told twenty photos and prizes will be printed weekly, with winners and addresses listed from Hancock to East Dedham schools and beyond.

Post Hyde Park Avenue The Greater Boston Washington Street Sunday Post Mildred Louis Rossi Endicott Street Boston Hancock School Central Street East Boston Chapman School Miss Brown Adele Joseph Maley Albany Street Holy Trinity

Two Assessors To Lose Heads In Boston Shakeup

Mayor John F. Fitzgerald and the new City Council backed the Finance Commission’s plan to cut the Board of Assessors from nine to seven. The mayor signalled he would approve the ordinance after a brief delay and proceed with removing two assessors, with Alonzo F. Andrews widely tipped to be one casualty amid city hall gossip.

John F. Fitzgerald Finance Commission City Hall Alonzo F. Andrews John H. Donovan

After Exposure Father John’s Medicine Promises Cure

An advertisement claims Father John’s Medicine prevents disease after exposure or fatigue and strengthens the system against throat and lung troubles. It asserts it prevents pneumonia and consumption, contains no alcohol or harmful drugs, and includes testimonials from Thos Wright of Washington, D. C., and Mrs Martha M Lowe of Baltimore praising its efficacy for lung trouble and colds.

Father John Thos. Wright de Frees St Washington, D. C Martha M. Lowe Hanover St Baltimore, Md

D. D. D. Prescription at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores

An eczema cure claim promotes the D. D. D. Prescription made from oil of wintergreen thymol glycerine and other ingredients. The store offers a 25c bottle with promised instant itch relief and soothing effects after ten years of experience, though no guaranteed permanent cure is stated.

Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores

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