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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1907

Page

3

Roosevelt Endorses Arbuckle Life Saving Plan

New York February 24 President Roosevelt approves John Arbuckle plan to create a Sandy Hook coast life saving fleet. The system would alert wrecking companies by wireless when wrecks occur and require government cooperation without paying these private vessels. Arbuckle envisions a four foot depth wrecking barge near shore with breeches buoy and oil canvas. The plan seeks congressional passage and Treasury backing with White House support and a letter to Representative Cocks.

New York John Arbuckle Roosevelt Arbuckle Congress Fire Department Sandy Hook President Roosevelt White House Representative Cocks Oyster Bay Treasury Department Atlantic

Mass procession at Church of the Precious Blood

At the 8:30 mass yesterday in Hyde Park the Church of the Precious Blood, 300 members of St. John's Court of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters led by Chief Ranger Joseph McDonald received holy communion en masse. Rev. James J. Chittick officiated.

Church of the Precious Blood Hyde Park St. John's Court Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters Joseph McDonald James J. Chittick

Harvard guards at Mallock lecture amid socialist protests

Harvard authorities tightened security for W H Mallocks third lecture denouncing socialism in Emerson Hall Cambridge tonight. Entry will be watched and disruptors ejected with police aid after a West End Socialists invasion last Friday sparked student protests calling the outsiders intruders.

Harvard W. H. Mallock Emerson Hall Cambridge West End Huntington Chambers

Black Hand Suspected in Elizabeth Street Tenement Blast

A blast severely damaged the lower part of a tenement on Elizabeth Street in New York. No one was hurt, though occupants were frightened. Grocer Michael Angelo Alonge, who resides there, suspects the attack targeted him.

New York Black Hand Elizabeth Street Michael Angelo Alonge

Arctic Gale Delays Banks Fishing. Two Vessels Return Icebound

A violent northwesterly gale for three days halts successful fishing on the Banks. The Sadie M. Nunan arrives with haddock and cod and the Fannie Belle Atwood brings large haddock catches from Georges Bank. Ice cemented decks and rigging bury the ships as crews work seals and anchors amid frozen spray.

Massachusetts Bay T Wharf Sadie M. Nunan Middle Bank Fannie Belle Atwood Georges Atwood George Roberts

Grant May Have to Explain If He Criticised Roosevelt

Washington Feb 24 Interest at the War Department centers on remarks attributed to Major-General Frederick Dent Grant in Philadelphia. He reportedly regretted that President Roosevelt discussed with the indicted Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco on treaty obligations. Officials doubt he intended to attack the President and expect a voluntary report from Grant.

Washington War Department Frederick Dent Grant Philadelphia Roosevelt Schmitz San Francisco United States Grant No4 Department General Grant Department

Fire at Italian church injures women and children in stampede

A radiator vapor caused a panic at an Italian church in Chicago as about two hundred people fled. More than a dozen women and children were injured, several seriously, due to trampling and flying glass from a demolished window.

Chicago

Fire Drives Two Families Out Into Zero Air

Two neighboring houses burned in Derby Connecticut as temperatures plunged to 7 degrees below zero. Occupants escaped in night clothes from one home and the Sterns of Plainfield narrowly fled their burning house after a barking dog woke them. Total loss about twenty thousand dollars with some insurance. The Sterns loss about fifteen hundred dollars.

Derby Conn Louis Stern Plainfield

Explosion kills man and injures two in Murray house

In Washington on February 24 Alfred Mure Tay a black man was killed and Mrs Murray and George Rancher white were fatally injured by a gas explosion in Murray’s house. The blast started a fire. Rancher was hurt while trying to rescue the couple. An overturned gas range caused the explosion.

Washington Alfred Mure Tay Murray George Rancher

Emma Goldman Speaks To Chelsea Audience On Anarchism

Emma Goldman, known as Mrs. Joseph Berkman, addressed about 200 Progressive Workingmen's Club members at 108 Park Street Chelsea in German. She argued anarchism seeks free social association, criticized press and capitalism, and referenced Moi er Barih on Buffalo tragedy. a separate English talk is scheduled at Paine Memorial Hall Appleton Street on revolution in drama and literature.

Progressive Workingmen’s Club Park Street Chelsea Joseph Berkman Emma Goldman Berkman Moier Barih Buffalo Czolgosz McKinley

Two No-License Rallies Held in Revere

Two no license rallies occurred in Revere yesterday, one at North Revere at 8 and another at Town Hall Revere Centre. Alderman Clarence A. Warren and Rev James Mitchell spoke at North Revere along with Senator Alfred S Hall and Rev J E Cracknell. Town Hall rally featured Representative W E Weeks and T H Raymond with music from the High School Glee Club.

Revere North Revere Revere Centre Clarence A. Warren Chelsea James Mitchell Alfred S. Hall J. E. Cracknell Town Hall W. E. Weeks Everett T. H. Raymond Cambridge High School Glee Club

New Yorker Killed in Street Assault

In New York on February 24, 25 year old Joseph Dennis died from a head blow during a street assault. A 25 year old driver identified as Thomas Spain was later arrested in connection with the case.

New York Joseph Dennis Thomas Spain

The Pace That Kills and a Remedy Claim

A medical advertisement blames overwork and stress for nervous breakdowns and claims Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy rebuilds shattered nerves, restores vitality, and strengthens organs. It cites purity under the National Pure Food Law and lists Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston for consultation.

Greene Washington Temple Place Boston

Emma Goldman Lectures in Lynn on Empire and Napoleon

Emma Goldman spoke at Lasters Hall in Lynn to about 200 listeners. The meeting remained orderly as she declared that the United States has not become an empire because no Napoleon has arisen to build one.

Georges

Simple Home Rheumatism Remedy Promoted by Expert

A noted rheumatism authority offers a safe at home remedy using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Sarsaparilla. Mix and shake, then take a teaspoon after meals and at night. Claimed to ease pain and swelling within days without stomach harm.

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