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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1907

Page

5

New Administration Structures Planned On Warren Avenue Lot

School officials discuss selling Winthrop and Mason Street properties to fund a new administration building on Warren Avenue. Proposals include extending Dix Place and consolidating Brimmer and Winthrop schools with a Brimmer area expansion. Real estate interests expect gains from new hotel and commercial corners as Tremont Street access is developed.

Winthrop School Mason Street New School Warren Avenue Touraine Moran Hamons Washington Street Tremont Street Brimmer David A. Ellis School Board Storrow Schoolhouse Commission School Committee Brimmer School Dix Place

Mayor Supports Sale of Mason Street and Winthrop School Properties

Mayor Fitzgerald declares he has long advocated selling Mason Street and Winthrop School properties. He notes ongoing handicaps from the year due to lack of action and aligns with the Schoolhouse Commission and school committee on proposed sales.

Fitzgerald Mason Street Winthrop

No Physical Instructor for Somerville Schools

The Somerville School Board rejected a motion to amend rules for employing a physical instructor by a 7 to 3 vote. It also opposed secret societies in schools and urged pupils and parents to oppose their formation or extension.

Somerville

Veteran Joseph B. Osgood Visits Governor in 19th Century Role

The 85 year old Hon. Joseph B. Osgood of Salem, oldest veteran present, traveled to meet the Governor. He served in the House of Representatives with Governor Briggs in 1848 and as a Senator in 1859 and 1860.

Joseph B. Osgood Salem House of Representatives Briggs

Pope Praises Irish Catholics During Private Audience

In Rome the Pope welcomed the Earl of Aberdeen, lord lieutenant of Ireland, in a private audience and praised Irish Catholics saying there are no better Catholics than the Irish, whether in Ireland or abroad.

Rome Earl of Aberdeen Ireland

Fire department overhauls as eight captains and fifteen lieutenants reassigned

Fire Commissioner Wells completes a major reshuffle as eight captains and fifteen lieutenants are moved or promoted to new posts. The changes, part of a larger department reorganization ahead of February 1, include eight captain transfers, fifteen lieutenant transfers, and the creation of new Engine Company 46 and Chemical Company 11 with running card changes.

Fire Department Wells Cornelius J. O’brien Friend Street Fort Hill Square James J. Caine Congress Street J. F. Ryan Harrison Avenue Andrew Square South Boston Michael J. Nolan South End Warren Avenue Frank A. Sweeney Fingine Company Bulfinch Street West Find Chemical Company 1 Frank J. Sheeran Mason Street Leverett Street West End John F. Hines Paris Street Boston Philip A. Grant Salem Street North End Patrick W. Lanegan Leutenant Ladder Company Bartholomew F. Hayes Combination Wagon Company Monument Street Charlestown Chemical 3 James ‘I’. Prendergast Dudley Street Roxbury Ashmont Michael J. Sullivan Boseman East Street Martin A. Keneally Henry Krake M. FF. Silva W. H. McCorkle Pittsburg Street Peter A. Matthews Harvard Avenue Allston Patrick F. McLeavey Thomas J. Flynn South Sand East Boston James J. Burke Centre Street Jamaica Plain Thomas E. Kiley Chestnut Hill Avenue Brighton Thieutenant John McCann Hamilton A. McClay Mason Tremont Street William J. Toomey Chemical Company 9 Main Street John If’. Money Engine Company South Carlos Street Dorchester Chemical Company 11 E. J. Connors Walter M. McLean J. FF. Gillen C. W. Conway M. R. Joy KF. R. Jordan J. J. O’connor M. Cronin A. B. Howard, Jr Chemical Company William l Lalley Dennis J. Dacey George A. Carney J. J. McCarthy

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