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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1911

Page

5

Fire Spirit Harasses Mrs Davis in Northampton Flat

Mary Davis of 363 Northampton Street endures a mysterious arson-spirit that has set fires in two locked closets and caused windows to shatter. Aboard by a recent spree, the activity forced her to flee with her daughter, while a boarder confirms movable furniture and a hat with a missing rim. The family plans another move and keeps future residence secret.

Mary Davis Northampton Street Davis Claremont Street

Senator James B. Mullen Dies in Maine Legislature

Senator James B. Mullen of Bangor dies at 9 p.m. after a heart attack on the first day of the Maine Legislature session. The Democratic member, age 60, was known for building pulp and paper mills in the Penobscot valley including the Millinocket mill. His wife and two brothers were at his bedside.

Augusta James B. Mullen Bangor Penobscot Valley Millinocket Mullen

Boston Drunks and Representation Debate by Mayor

Mayor John F. Fitzgerald told the Webcowitz Club that 80 percent of legislative committee members influencing Boston come from out of town and argued for broader City Council representation. He estimated 45,000 residents west and south of Roxbury Crossing lack representation and blamed election apathy on this. He also claimed 45 percent ofdrunken arrests in Boston involve out of towners and suggested costs for a large police force could be halved if they stayed home.

Boston John F. Fitzgerald Webcowitz Club Mt. Vernon Street East Somerville Legislfiture Roxbury Crossing Deer Island

Watertown Boy of Four Fond of Reading Poems

Paul Wogan age four of 36 Marshall Street Watertown is featured in the Post pretty baby gallery. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Wogan and is described as bright dignified with light hair and big blue eyes fond of reading simple poems.

Watertown Paul Wogan Marshall Street The Post Pretty Baby Paul James Wogan Paul A. Wogan

Curious marriage rite in Seattle mock ceremony ends legal

In Seattle on New Year's, Charles Edward Beeks of Vancouver and Jeanne P. Hartman staged a mock marriage at a friend's home. The officiant had just been named justice of the peace, and the district attorney ruled the ceremony legally binding. The couple chose to let the union stand.

Seattle Wash Charles Edward Beeks Vancouver B. C Jeanne P. Hartman

Malone Brothers Lead Big Elks Initiation in Holyoke

The Malone family of Westfield had five brothers initiated at Holyoke lodge in a single ceremony. Nine candidates total were initiated, with the Rockrimmon party bringing the Westfield delegation. A banquet followed at Maple Street Elks Home.

Holyoke Malone Westfield Order of Elks Holyoke Lodge Lodge of Elks The Elks Rockrimmon Maple Street

Fire Chief Cracks Two Ribs Sneezing

Los Angeles reports Battalion Chief John Todd collapsed with a severe cold and cracked two ribs after a final violent sneeze. He is noted for his renowned sneezing fits within the department.

Los Angeles John Todd Todd

Storm Snow and Wind Check In at City Hotels

Wind and snow arrive as guests in Chicago hotels with guests listed in the books. John Wind of Buffalo checks into the Stratford, W. E. Snow of Rockford at the Wellington, W. H. Storm of Indianapolis at the Wellington, and Mrs. Harry A. Perfect of Fort Wayne at the Congress Hotel.

Chicago

Bachelors Club Formed In Carlyle South Dakota

In Carlyle South Dakota 50 men from varied occupations form The Bachelors Club to curb single blessedness. They created member catalogues and a reference index to manage responses.

Carlyle S. D

Woman Attends Ball Dressed as Cowboy Arrested in Tulsa

Mrs Jessie Denman a young woman claiming to be the wife of a Montana oil man was arrested at a West Tulsa ball for masquerading as a man. She wore a men's suit red flannel shirt and a cowboy hat and was held pending inquiry.

Tulsa Okla Jessie Denman Montana Denman

Worcester Boy Saved by Human Chain on Icy Pond

Joseph LaPlante aged 14 from Leicester was rescued from Smith Pond after breaking through thin ice. His classmates Joseph Perry and George Duprey formed a human chain to reach him and pulled him to safety as he shouted for help before dawn on the way to school.

Worcester Joseph LaPlante Leicester Smith Pond LaPlante Joseph Perry George Duprey Perry Duprey

FLOTSAM TELLS OF DISASTER NEAR BOSTON

The Inverie reports a vessel wreck in Atlantic waters near Boston. Debris includes a dismantled deckhouse with stained glass windows, white paint, and spars afloat. The find, located at 41.42 N 66.16 W, suggests a large sailing craft.

Inverie Calcutta Boston

Sailor’s Chest Sighted Near Submerged Inveric Wreck

A sailor’s chest floated nearby as a slanting spar marked the likely wreck site. The Inveric endured a brutal Atlantic crossing from Gibraltar with northwesterly gales, flooded hatches, stove fore ports, and frozen decks. Steam pipes burst and repairs awaited port arrival.

Inveric Gibraltar Atlantic

Sailors Arrested After Assault on Officer Near Bowdoin Square

Three sailors and a companion Arthur Bacon were taken into custody after an incident on Court Street. Patrolman William S. McDonald tried to escort Bacon to the station house when Bacon’s friends pressed him and the group. Additional officers from Joy Street and Station 2 dispersed the crowd and detained the four sailors on assault charges.

William S. McDonald Arthur J. Bacon Court Street McDonald Joy Street Bacon White Light Bowdoin Square Hanover

C. T. Crocker Dies at 78 in Fitchburg

Charles T. Crocker, a wealthy Fitchburg figure in manufacturing, building and banking, died at his home aged 78 after a long heart disease battle. Born March 2, 1833, he led Crocker & Burbank paper makers, served as trustee of Crocker Institution for Savings and Crocker National Bank of Turners Falls, and was twice married to Helen Tufts and Frelen Bartow.

Fitchburg Charles T. Crocker Mr. Crocker Alvah T Abigail (Fox) Crocker Helen K. Tufts Frelen T. Bartow Crocker & Burbank Crocker Institution Ssavings Crocker National Bank Turner’s Falls

Man Slips on Ice Kills Baby in Altoona

In Altoona Pennsylvania on January 5 Johnson Thurston slipped on an icy sidewalk and fell onto a perambulator carrying eight month old infant of Joseph Swanston, crushing the child to death. Thurston weighs 250 pounds.

Altoona Penn Johnson Thurston Joseph Swanston Thurston

Boston Hubs For Boy Scouts Organization

New England and Greater Boston headquarters opened at Room 627 Old South building for The Boy Scouts of America movement. Honorary president Wyatt and vice president Roosevelt lead a push with Seton Riis Beard and other notable supporters. Initial funding goal is 5000 dollars with Eliot National Bank acting as treasurer for subscriptions.

Boy Scouts of America New England Greater Boston Old South Building Wyatt Roosevelt Ernest Thompson Seton Jacob Riis Dan Beard Eliot National Bank of Boston

Newton High School Alumni Dance Tonight in Bray Hall

In pursuance of renewing friendships formed at school the Newton High School Commercial Alumni Association hosts its first dancing party this evening in Bray Hall at Newton Centre.

Newton High School Commercial Alumni Association Bray Hall Newton Centre

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