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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
12
Baltic Fleet Called To Europe Amid Court Martial Threats
Russia recalls its second Pacific squadron to European waters and orders Stoessel to face a court martial for Port Arthur surrender. The move sparks sharp criticism in Russian papers as the autocracy faces pressure over internal affairs and possible peace talks with Japan. Believed to be reviewed at Tsarskoe-Selo after Minsk return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Japan
Tsarskoe-Selo
Minsk
Total of 48000 in Port Arthur surrender
A Jan 5 report from General Nogi's headquarters increases the Port Arthur surrender figure to about 48000. It states 32000 troops and batteries were handed over, with 15000 to 16000 sick and wounded, plus 100 saddle horses and 1870 draft horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PT. Arthur
Tokio
Nogi
Port Arthur
Curley Won’t Seek Re election in Ward 17 Primary
Thomas F. Curley, serving a 60 day jail term for federal civil service impersonation, will not run in the Ward 17 January 31 primary. The Tammany Club plans to select a candidate to fill Curley’s seat at the special ward meeting. Jeremiah J. Good has been suggested as a potential candidate. John Curley is Alderman James M. Curley’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Curley
Charles Street
Federal Civil Service
House
Tammany Club
Curley
Jeremiah J. Good
John Curley
James M. Curley
Thomas F
Curleys
Luce
Quinn
Boston
Counter-Clearing Markdown Offers Deep Clothing Discounts
Our stock-taking is over and we begin our annual sale of wholesale and retail stocks at emphatic price reductions. Highlights include suits and overcoats marked to seven fifty and eight fifty, with equal markdowns in better grades. Sizes fit everybody and Morse made garments are suggested for the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackian
Brockton
Coal Drivers Strike Threatens Lynn Schools and Factories
Lynn faces widespread shutdowns as coal teamster strikers reject arbitration terms and threaten to halt supply to 50 factories and schools, risking 30,000 jobs. The dispute centers on a nine hour day for same pay, with coal dealers pressed to aid needy households while negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Lafayette
Richard Barry
State Board of Arbitration
Lynn Board of Trade
Lynn Manufacturers’ Association
Curley's Sister Calls For People’s Vote On Seat
Miss Curley sister of Representative-elect Thomas Curley, unseated by the Massachusetts Legislature, says the people should decide the General Court seat. She praises his character and says he would help others and run again with a fair campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Court
Miss Curley
Thomas Curley
Massachusetts
Thomas
Furs Offset Board Bill in Municipal Court Dispute
Elizabeth Pinkham sued Edward Rintels for 75 dollars back rent from eight weeks of boarding at 37 St Botolph Street. Rintels claimed gifts including furs offset the debt. Judge Sullivan ruled the presents canceled the rent. Pinkham plans to appeal the decision and defend her stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rintels
St. Botolph Street
Elizabeth Pinkham
Pinkham
Sullivan
Rintels
Commissioners Seek 1.5 Million for City School Expansion
The city schoolhouse commission report shows 42 loan items for new sites, buildings, and sanitation. It requests 1.5 million to finish projects including the High School, Normal School, model school, Girls' Latin, and Charlestown High, with ongoing plumbing and ventilation costs and a 500 thousand annual loan proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Echanic Arts
Charlestown
Aged Millionaire Weds Malden Belle
Miss Annie Louise Johnson of Malden wed Edward Iverson a Chicago millionaire aged about sixty five, after nursing his first wife, who died after illness. The ceremony followed a Cape Cod romance, with the couple fleeing to Boston then planning residence in Iversons Chicago mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Annie Louise Johnson
Edward Iverson
Chicago
Cape Cod
Mr. Iverson
West Harwich
Benjamin Johnson
Mrs. Iverson
Miss Johnson
South
Iverson
Norwegian lifeboat Tourist disabled near Wellfleet
The Norwegian whaleback lifeboat Tourist bound from Aalesund to Nova Scotia lies 10 miles south of the Marconi station at Wellfleet, disabled by the loss of its rudder. Four crew are safe. The German steamer Baker and Captain Schonwandt arranged tow and tug assistance from Union Wharf. The tug Mercury may be dispatched once located or after returning to harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tourist
Aalesund
Norway
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Marconi
Wellfleet
Baker
Union Wharf
Schonwandt
Mercury
Souvaroff Founders After Striking Rock
Vice-Admiral Rojestvensky's flagship Souvaroff reportedly struck a rock and foundered near Madagascar after being last seen at a Baltic squadron port in St. Petersburg. The news notes the flagship's loss with the Baltic force aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
Souvaroff
Madagascar
Connolly Seeks House Seat in Ward 17
Ex-President Timothy E. Connolly of the Common Council declared candidacy for the House in Ward 17 to replace Thomas F. Curley, expelled by the House. Ex-Councillor Charles I. Quirk says he is not a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy E. Connolly
The
Common Council
Thomas F. Curley
Charles I. Quirk
Lawyers Before Morse Dodge Grand Jury
Lidwyer A. H. Hummel and A. H. Kaffenburgh appeared before the grand jury in New York in response to subpoenas to be questioned about unexplained aspects of the Dodge Morse divorce case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lidwyer
A. H. Hummel
A. H. Kaffenburgh
Grand
Dodge-Morse
Franklin Typographical Society Flourishing at 1st Annual Meeting
The Franklin Typographical Society held its first annual meeting in Franklin Hall at 121 Chandler Street. It voted to raise the weekly sick benefit from four to five dollars and reported last year’s benefits at 3291 dollars. Active membership stood at 415 with 78 honorary members, six deaths recorded, standing funds of 22 357.55 dollars, and a surplus of 2920.28 dollars. Receipts were 9600.43 dollars, including 4000 from the Robert Charles Billings estate for a new fund. expenditures 4376.83 dollars. A banquet for Benjamin Franklin’s 199th birth anniversary is set for Jan 17 at the Revere House with speakers Lieutenant-Governor Guild and William Dana Orcutt. News of donations and officers followed, with remarks on the automobile and a Sweden trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Typographical Society
Franklin Hall
Chandler Street
Robert Charles Billings
Benjamin Franklin
Revere House
Guild
Patrick J. Guerin
Thomas Todd, Jr
Leonard Raymond
Willis de Los Winsor
Rodney W. Walch
W. L Crossman
John M. Atwood
James H. Brehaut
Shepard Howland
Charles H. Phinney
E. L. Stephenson
Murray
Sweden
Post Santa Claus Fund misattribution corrected
In the Post Santa Claus Fund report a $1 donation from Mrs. Jeannette Marshall of North Lexington was recorded as from A Friend. Several donations came from Friends, causing attribution confusion and necessitating clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Santa Claus
Jeannette Marshall
North Lexington
Boston Police Board Bill Sparks Beacon Hill Debate
Governor Douglas backs a mayor controlled police board for Boston. Senator Collins will file the bill in the Senate. House Republicans show split views with Luce of Somerville opposing changes and Ward of Zyprene favoring them. The measure heads to the committee on cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Boston
Beacon Hill
Senate
Collins
South Boston
House
Luce
Somerville
Ward
Zyprene
Committee On Cities
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Europe
SEFK
Don
Mark
Holder
Coal Dealers’ Association
Davis
Plymouth
Bennett
Ward 11
Samarjian
James J. Mackian
Independent Brotherhood of Teamsters
Washington and Brattle Streets
FURS
Hancceck
Chapman, Longfellow
Belle
Ocean Lifeboat
SAV
Curley’s
Morse Dodge Grand
Franklin Typographical Society Flourishing
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