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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1907

Page

12

Retires Two Oldest Call Men in Fire Department

Commissioner Wells retires Jedediah Strangman and Minot B. Thayer of Engine Company 16 on pensions of 125 a year as he continues to phase out call men. The two, aged 87 in service, agreed after a meeting that the call system is antiquated. Over the past week, nine officers exited, including five captains, two lieutenants, and two call men.

Wells Jedediah Strangman Minot B. Thayer Engine Company 16 River Street Corner Temple Street Dorchester

Publishers Charge Ad Man Transfered Assets

Creditors of Robert P. Tillman of the R. P. Tillman Company filed in U S District Court to declare the firm bankrupt. The Boston Herald Company seeks 4955 dollars, Journal Printing 1418 dollars, and Dispatch Printing 1762 dollars, alleging Tillman transferred assets on Nov 12 while insolvent to the Globe Newspaper Company to prefer it over others.

Robert P. Tillman R. P. Tillman Company Washington Street United States District Court Boston Herald Company Journal Printing Company Minneapolis Globe Newspaper Company of Boston

Smith Ejecting Chicago Land In 40 Million Suit

Sidney Smith the Boston Cambridge inventor seeks possession of land on Chicago south side valued at 40 million dollars. Deputy marshals served writs of ejectment on about 4000 occupants to establish standing. The case, long and complex, has no hearing date yet. Smith plans to use funds for public good if he wins.

Sidney Smith Boston Cambridge Chicago United States Jesse M. Gove Thirty-fifth Street Thirty-ninth Street Grand Boulevard Cottage Grove Avenue Smith Milk Street Harvard Boutwell

Boston Police Jurisdiction Test Case in Federal Issue

Assistant U S Attorney William H Lewis will defend William Hession a post office janitor against Boston police jurisdiction over federal workers on Sundays The government asserts Boston police have no authority over federal property or business The court granted a continuance to January 14 for the next step

Boston United States William H. Lewis William Hession Postoffice Lewis Hession

Lecture on France Draws Large Warrenton Audience

Miss Marian R Case delivered a lecture on France at Barnard Memorial on Warrenton Street. The talk used stereopticon views and drew a large attentive audience.

Marian R. Case France Barnard Memorial Warrenton Street

Morton Free on $6000 Bail Pending Supreme Court Review

George Nash Morton a New York note broker was arrested on mesne process and released after posting 6000 bail in a case brought by L E Demelmen seeking 5233 on two notes Morton indorsed. Morton argues he is not liable for arrest as he may leave the state and fail to satisfy the judgment.

Supreme Court George Nash Morton New York L. E. Demelmen Morton Gaskill Demelmen

O'Meara Honors Captain O'Lalor's Memory

Commissioner O'Meara issued a general order draping Police Station 5 to honor Captain John T. O'Lalor of the Fifth Precinct South End. The notice praises 84 years of uninterrupted service and unwavering fidelity, noting he was always present and duties were always performed.

O’meara John T. O'Lalor O'Lalor

Passenger Arrivals at Boston Port Rise in 1906 Figures

Surveyor McCarthy reports total arrivals at Boston port 141 400 in 1906, up from 126 228 in 1905, driven by 56 820 first cabin and other classes. Vessels total 1 577, with 1 123 steamers and 477 other vessels. A large share of first cabin travelers came from the Provinces.

Boston McCarthy

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