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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1910

Page

2

Name on envelope ties to Albany bribery probe

Albany Feb 16. The name on another of Hi Moe's envelopes surfaced in the legislative bribery inquiry. The unfolding evidence against Senator Benn Conger and Senator Jotham P. Allds shifts blame as investigations pressure officials, with expected expansions to include additional high public office figures.

Albany N. Y Hi Moe Benn Conger Jotham P. Allds Conger-Allds Senate

Senate hears Burnett name in graft case tale from Albany

The Senate learned of Jean Burnett once an Ontario County assemblyman who died in Albany during the 1907 session as part of a graft narrative. Allegations center on envelopes containing cash from the American Bridge Company and the fate of sums once linked to Allds and Burnett. Envelopes 2 and 3 are highlighted as future evidence amid ongoing inquiries.

Senate Jean Burnett Ontario County Burnett

Roxbury Bride Dies in Bed as Illness Delays Wedding

Pauline Wagner 20 of Dudley Street lay propped on pillows in her illness when she wed Benjamin Legg beside her bed on Tuesday night. Diagnosed with impending appendicitis, she requested a silk wedding dress brought to her beside the bed as her father united them in marriage with Rev. Perin in attendance.

George T. Perin Beacon Universalist Church Brookline Carrie Cousins Clarence Ashe Benjamin S. Legg Miss Wagner Roxbury Pauline I¢. Wagner Dudley Street Benjamin G. Legg Herman J. Wagner Mr. Legg Perin

Higher Wages For Wood Lathers Union Vote Adopted

Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers' Union 72 set an initiation fee of 25 dollars after a Wells Memorial Buildings meeting. An international official communication notes a May 1 wage raise to at least 2.75 dollars per thousand laths and 4.40 dollars per eight hours with overtime. It endorses screening active job sites and paying lost time when workers are sent to jobs not yet ready.

Union Wells Memorial International Organization Navy

Brighton Tells Of Its Needs Requests

Brighton officials outline needs for infrastructure, services, and community improvements in a public meeting. Details include funding priorities for roads, parks, schools, and emergency services, with timelines and requested state support.

Brighton

What Citizens of Brighton Ask For

A Brighton residents list requests include an addition to Brighton High School a new school in the Faneuil district more efficient garbage collection better school medical inspection widening Faneuil street at 330000 dollars better street care a concrete basin on the Charles River for bathing docks and trout fishing more playgrounds a fire station in Oak Square a new branch of the Public Library and a direct streetcar line between Harvard Square and Dudley Street.

Faneuil Street Charles River Oak Square W. H. Thayer Brighton Thayer Faneuil Fitzgerald James H. Stone

Brighton District Holds City Council Meeting At High School

Brighton residents filled the Brighton High School hall as Mayor Fitzgerald and the City Council heard concise, businesslike recommendations from improvement associations on district needs.

Brighton Fitzgerald Brighton High School

Complaints Mount Over Boston Elevated Railway Service

Numerous complaints against the Boston Elevated Railway Company were voiced last night as riders described delays, crowded cars, and inconsistent schedules. Passengers urged improvements and punctuality amid ongoing transit frustrations.

Boston Elevated Railway Company

Three New England Girls Picked for Vassar Honors

Miss Ruth Evelyn Marceau of Wollaston named among three New England honor girls at Vassar College. She is vice-president of the class of 1910, active in clubs, and noted for singing and piano. Daughter of J Herbert and Mrs J H Marceau of Wollaston. her father teaches at Quincy Mansion school.

New England Vassar Ruth Evelyn Marceau Wollaston Vassar College Miss Marceau Massachusetts Marceau Quincy Mansion School

City Council hears pleas for reform in public services and Allston Needs

Mayor Fitz Gerald urged a new public service commission modeled after New York to ensure fair treatment by utilities. Residents pressed for curbside cleanup, better transit, street widening, and new school funding. Calls ranged from selling unused land bought 18 years ago for 21000 to constructing a new wing at Brighton High and improving Faneuil district streets. The meeting also considered river basin work for recreation and a direct Harvard square to Dudley street line. The final appropriation session was set for Vine Street Church Roxbury tonight.

Fitzgerald Public Service Commission New York Main Lincoln Cambridge Streets A. B. Beal City of Boston Harvard Square Dudley Street Harvard Street William Lee Isaac Woodbury Allston Neighborhood Club Albert T. Wolff Allston Tunnel J. B. Gilmore Vine Street Roxbury

Important to All Women Readers of This Paper

Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder troubles often misattributed to other causes. Poor kidney health can trigger back pain, headaches, fatigue, irritability, and loss of ambition. Swamp-Root, a kidney liver and bladder remedy, is promoted as restoring health and energy and offering a free sample by mail.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Roosevelt Hounds Elephants Before Khartoum Visit

Colonel Roosevelt plans a hunting expedition for elephants and giant elands on the Congo side of the Bar el Jebel delaying his arrival at Gondokoro. He will then travel with General Sir Reginald Wingate down the Bar el Jebel and the White Nile to Khartoum, meeting Mrs. Roosevelt there before a leisurely voyage to Cairo.

Gondokoro Soudan Upper Nile Roosevelt Khartoum Congo Bar-el- Jabel Iriday

Show Airships of All Types at Mechanics Building

Sponsors and patrons were pleasantly surprised by a diverse airship display at Mechanics Building. The first national airship show in the country features the Wright type biplane owned by Frederick P. Schneider, the Herring-Burgess aeroplane built in Marblehead, and several other unique designs including a Bleriot Farman hybrid. Boston inventors such as Elmer Burlingame, G. S. Haywood, and J. Carnes present notable exhibits, plus the balloon Boston making 45 ascensions in Massachusetts without incident.

Frederick P. Schneider Morris Park Wright Marblehead Chebaco Lake Essex Boston Elmer Burlingame G. S. Haywood J. Carnes Demoiselle Pboston Massachusetts

Hamlin Not Ready to Decide on Democratic Nomination

Charlies S. Hamlin will not decide whether to consent to be a candidate for Congress in the fourteenth district until he has discussed the situation with his friends. He returned to this city yesterday after a two month stay in Rome.

Charlies S. Hamlin Congress Fourteenth Mr. Hamlin Rome

Outspoken share of doubt over congressional nomination

The speaker admits being out of touch, says he has not heard of any nomination in the 14th district, and states he does not live there and will not discuss the matter until he learns more about who suggested him for Congress.

Post 14Th

Boston unions plan events and wage rise

The Boston Retail Clerks Union 796 will hold its first annual ball after Easter with James J. Hoey and a six member committee assigned to arrange it. An open meeting for all clerks is set for Wednesday night March 2 at Temple Hall Washington street. The tenth ball of Electrical Workers Union 104 is scheduled for Intercolonial Hall on April 6. Dr. Simpson from the Society for the Relief and Control of Tuberculosis spoke to Hardwood Finishers Union 109 members last night. Wages for operative plasterers in Boston rise to 65 cents an hour on March 1 under an arbitration agreement between Boston Operative Plasterers Union 10 and Master Plasterers Association.

Boston James J. Hoey Temple Hall Washington Street Electrical Workers’ Union Intercolonial Hall Dr. Simpson The Society For the Relief and Control of Tuberculosis Boston Operative Plasterers’ Union 10 Master Plasterers’ Association

Globe Theatre matinee to show Going Some for professionals

A special matinee will be staged by Globe Theatre management this afternoon so actors from other local houses can view Going Some. Invitations have been sent to members of the various companies currently playing in the city, and a large professional attendance is expected. the performance will be open to the public.

Globe Theatre

Obituary notices from Boston area deaths and funerals

Multiple Boston area death notices list Feb dates for Blume Bresnahan Comen Cook Damon Deed Doherty Finnigan Gleason Monterio Ricker Rivers Stevenson. Each entry gives family names ages or relations and funeral details including dates times and church or chapel, inviting relatives and friends to attend.

Blume Jarvis Blume Old South Boylston Street Dartmouth Street Bresnahan Dorchester John L Daniel Hannah Bresnahan South Boston Abbott Street St. Leo’s Church COMEN Cambridge Letitia Edmondson John J. Cohen Douglass Street Church of the Advent Boston St. John and Moncton N. B Cook Quincy Michael Cook Brackett Street Damon Mary A Nee Parker William N. Damon Doherty Charlestown Margaret Bernard Marjorie Doherty Auburn Street Mary K K. Finnigan Reynolds Grampian Way Savin Hill Avenue St. Monica’s Church Dorchester Street Gleason Roxbury Helen Martin Nora Gleason Lyons Cabot Street North Bennet Street New Bedford Ricker Frank J Frank E Adolphina Ricker Round Hill Street Rivers Georgeanna Joseph R. Rivers Albert Street Blessed Sacrament Church Centre Street Stevenson Mary d David H Annastatia Stevenson Dawley West Eagle Street

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