Cavalier Sailors Hook 50 000 Lb Halibut to Gloucester Harbor
Amid wreckage on the Grand Banks the Cavalier crew survived eight days at sea after their mainmast and bowsprit broke away. James Cavanagh was injured, Andrew Tucker knocked breathless, and two men, John Porper and Thomas Babine, were lost Jan. 22. They were towed by the revenue cutter Androscoggin to the New England Fish Company wharf.
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Cavalier
Grand Banks
Androscoggin
New England Fish Company
James Cavanagh
Andrew ‘Tucker
John Porper
Thomas Babine
God’s Earth
Ill fated voyage told by Captain Porper after cargo discharge
A reader of the Post reports Captain Porper describes the ill fated voyage to the crowd on the wharf after the crew’s weary greeting and the discharge of the cargo, the largest fare of the winter.
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Porper
Post
Cox Indicted on Perjury Charge in Cincinnati
George B. Cox longtime Republican leader in Cincinnati and head of the Cincinnati Trust Company was indicted by the Hamilton county grand jury on a charge of perjury. The prominent political figure and theater property owner faced the accusation on February 21 in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati, O
George B. Cox
Republican Organization
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Trust Company
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Cox Indicted Over Grand Jury Testimony on Bank Gratuities
The indictment centers on alleged false testimony by Cox on March 21 1906 denying receipt of interest paid by banks to county treasurers. John H Gibson testified that Cox received 48500 of the 97064 banks paid as gratuities during 1900 04. Gibson returned 97064 to the treasury in 1906 after Drake committee disclosures.
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Cox
Drake
John H. Gibson
Gibson
Tilden R. French
Rudolph H. Hynick
Name Change to State Street Angers Court Street Merchants
Murray M. Kent of Gale & Kent denounces proposals to rename a Court Street section to State Street his view merchants would lose advertising familiarity and numbers. He argues banks gain value while merchants suffer, calling the move foolish pride and warning of public confusion over street starting points and addresses.
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Washington Street
Scollay Square
State Street
Upper Court Street
Murray M. Kent
Gale & Ient
Mr. Kent
Post
Bowdoin Square
Puritan Trust Company
Retirement Bill Advocated for Boston Firemen After 25 Years
Former Attorney General Herbert Parker urged a bill to allow voluntary retirement after 25 years of service in the Boston fire department. He argued the 25 year milestone should reward public service, not wait for disability, before the cities committee yesterday.
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Herbert Parker
Boston Fire Department
Committee On Cities
Railroads Ordered to Provide Individual Drinking Cups
After a brief House skirmish led by Rep Norman White of Brookline the bill requiring railroads to furnish individual drinking cups to passengers on all trains was ordered to a third reading by an overwhelming voice vote.
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House
Norman White
Brookline
Ban on sale of Mary Baker Eddy letters upheld
Judge Richardson issued an injunction in the equity motion session restraining C. F. Libbie & Co. from selling letters written by the late Mary Baker Eddy. The case considered whether writers retain rights in letters and if publication occurs by sale or transfer. The injunction lasts until the Supreme Court hears the case next March.
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Richardson
Superior Court
C. F. Libbie & Co
Mary Baker Eddy
Samuel J. Elder
Henry M. Baker
Concord
N. H
Elder
W. M. Prest
Prest
Whistler
Supreme Court
Mrs. Eddy Letters Face Auction Amid Rights Debate
Attorney argues Mrs. Eddy writings are protected by copyright while letters to a relative were poised for sale by auctioneers. He contends contents may be used in legal proceedings but warns against commercial exploitation of the famed founder's correspondence. The case highlights the reach of rights tied to a world known religious figure and her 55 000 member church.
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Elder
Allen's Funeral to Be Held Thursday in Alfred
The Maine Legislature will attend the funeral of Congressman Amos L. Allen in Alfred on Thursday afternoon. The Lincoln Club of Portland will march in a body, and upon arrival the body will lie in state for a few hours.
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Portland
Maine
Amos L. Allen
Alfred
Lincoln Club
Allen
Weekly Menus and Tried Recipes by New England Housewives
A preview of the Sunday Post cooking page offers a full week of menus and a selection of recipes tested by expert New England housewives. It highlights practical dishes, seasonal ingredients, and tips for home cooks planning meals for the week.
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New England
Sunday Post
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