Vizzo Sought After Fatal South Framingham Shooting
State police and detectives hunted for Patrick V Vizzo yesterday after the alleged shooting of Antonio D Ascanio a laborer in South Framingham late Saturday night The victim died in hospital The man’s wife and four children were not found The clash occurred in the yard of the New York Hartford & Hartford road and D Ascanio died of wounds gained in the quarrel
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Patrick V. Vizzo
Antonio D’ascanio
Framingham
Rhoades
Sweeney
Hanover Street
North End
New York, New Haven & Hartford Road
D’ascanio
Vizzo
D'Ascanio
Prominent Roxbury Resident William E. Shay Dies After Illness
William E. Shay, long a trusted Roxbury figure and former high chief ranger of the M C O F, died at his home after a brief illness. Born 1836, he headed Shay Brothers Painting and Decorating at 81 83 Warren St and held many civic roles. He leaves a widow and four of six children, with interment planned for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Shay
Roxbury
Thomas 8. Hodge
Shay Brothers
Shay Brothers Painting and Decorating
Warren Street
Highland Business Men's Association
Charitable
Mechanics’ Association
Master Painters’ Association of Boston
Dudley Club
Dearborn Lodge
Roxbury Historical Society
Thomas Stevenson Post
Frederick
Joseph W. Shay
Charles E. Shay
Vienna
Grace M. Shay
Wire muzzles favored by Dr. Peters for dogs
Dr. Austin J. Peters told a Post reporter rabies cases seem exaggerated and that old style wire muzzles are superior to strap designs. He noted the season has few rabies cases and that dogs bite only if the dog is infected. Patients undergoing Pasteur treatment at Tewksbury are progressing well and may be released soon.
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Austin J. Peters
Pasteur
Tewksbury
Newton Dogs Not Properly Muzzled, Police Say
Newton police report most city dogs are not muzzled with proper devices. Chief Mitchell had ordered muzzles, but few owners complied. Officers have shot nearly a score of unmuzzled canines as of January 6.
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Newton
Mitchell
Inauguration Program For City Government Today
A detailed schedule outlines events for the city inauguration. Guests arrive at 9 30 a m in the council chamber galleries. The mayor and Mrs Fitzgerald attend at City Hall followed by the Common Council and Board of Aldermen. The two branches meet, the mayor is sworn in, and an inaugural address is delivered.
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Council Chamber
Fitzgerald
City Hall
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Council
Leary
John A. Daly
St. Mark's Church
Dorchester
Boston
Young's Hotel
Inauguration Day at City Hall Hears Mayor's Radical Agenda
On Inauguration Day at City Hall the Mayor is expected to advocate radical measures including higher pay for city laborers and a finance commission. Other proposals cover overnight car use in East Boston tunnel, bank cooperation in the building boom, taxes on merchants, better outlying transit, and repeal of some Sunday laws.
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City Hall
East Boston
Greater
Boston
Common Council
Fitzgerald
William Berwin
Harvard oration condemns railroads for killings
Dr. Lyman Abbott at Appleton Chapel Harvard denounces railroads for deaths and calls for honest politics and service to humanity. He argues prayer must be paired with action and urges the young to combat modern life oppressions through service rather than ecclesiastical tests.
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Lyman Abbott
Appleton Chapel
Harvard
United States
Miss Mary Frothingham Johnson elopes with Italian suitor
Boston society wakes to news that Miss Mary Frothingham Johnson sister in law to Governor Guild eloped with Count Guidi Vittoro Orlandini. Baron Tosti says the man has no title and hails from Florence. she and her husband honeymooning in New York.
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Mary Frothingham Johnson
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
Providence, R. L
Governor Guild
Count Guidi
Miss Johnson
State House
Guild
Edward C. Johnson
Baron Tosti
Vittoro Orlandini
Florence
New York
Merry Christening For Theodore Caruso
In South Boston at 289 K Street a four week old boy named Theodore Caruso was christened in honor of President Roosevelt. Teddy is the son of Mr and Mrs Philip Caruso with sponsors Placido La Scala and wife Carmela Paul La Scala and Grace La Scala all relatives from Monson. Guests included Joseph Rosseau and wife William Westerman and Joseph Placco who provided entertainment and refreshments.
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K Street
South
Boston
Theodore Caruso
Roosevelt
Teddy
Philip Caruso
Placido la Scala
Carmela
Paul la Scala
Grace la Scala
Monson
Joseph Rosseau
William Westerman
Joseph Placco
Immigration totals for year ending June 30 1906
Immigrant and non immigrant admissions are reported for the year ending June 30 1906. Total admissions reached 1 166 353 with 764 463 males and 336 272 females planning to settle in the United States.
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Sargent
United States
Massachusetts
Ireland
England
Sweden
Germany
Denmark
Scotland
Italy
Russia
Greece
Turkey
Austria-Hungary
Finland
China
Japan
West Indies
Metal Workers District Council Elects Leaders in Chicopee
The semi annual meeting of the district council for Massachusetts New Hampshire and Vermont held in Chicopee elected Delegate Burns of Boston as president and White of Boston as general organizer. The event was attended by 26 delegates and noted by the tug Mercury and the revenue cutter Gresham nearby.
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Chicopee
District Council of Metal Workers’ Unions
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Burns
Boston
White
Tug Gettysburg Grounds On New Shoal Near Logg Ledge
The tug Gettysburg and two barges grounded on a newly formed shoal 200 feet west of Logg Ledge in Portsmouth lower harbor. The vessel remained fast for nearly four hours before refloating.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Gettysburg
Logg Ledge
Grounding of schooner Alice G Boardman off Handkerchief Shoal
CHATHAM Jan 6 The schooner Alice G Boardman bound from Calais for Hyannis with lumber grounded on Handkerchief Shoal on Friday and was reported afterward.
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Chatham
Alice G. Boardman
Calais
Hyannis
Handkerchief Shoal
Pole Archie Kolowski Arrested After Station Shooting
South Norwalk report says Edward Kolowski a 20 year old Polish man was arrested at the New York New Haven Hartford railroad station for shooting Joseph Becker late last night. The incident occurred earlier and the suspect was taken into custody this morning.
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South Norwalk
Conn
Edward Kolowski
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Joseph Becker
Death of Mt. Washington teen after long journey to school
George W. L. Patterson 15 son of Ira Patterson of Mt. Washington died after sudden appendicitis. He had traveled 25 miles daily to attend school and could not reach a doctor in time for help.
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Great Barrington
George W. L. Patterson
Ira Patterson
Mt. Washington
Army of Philippines Camp Named for Lieut. E. A. Bumpus
The Bumpus Camp Army of the Philippines organized at Charlestown Cadets armory with 46 charter members and about 50 prospective affiliates. Named for Edward A. Bumpus of the Ninth Infantry who died in the Balangiga massacre, the group includes many veterans of the Twenty-sixth, Forty-third and Forty-sixth U S V regiments and several from the regular army. Key organizers include George B. Tinkham, Richard Howard, Philip H. Vose, and Mortis E. Jenkins, with officers led by Commander Thomas L. Talbot and a roster of prominent officers and relatives.
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Bumpus Camp
Army of the Philippines
Thomas L. Talbot
Charlestown
New England
Edward A. Bumpus
Ninth Infantry
Balangiga
E. C. Bumpus
Quincy
George B. Tinkham
Company K
Twenty-first Infantry
Philippines
Lawton
Richard Howard
Forty-third
Philip H. Vose
Mortis E. Jenkins
Twenty-sixth Regiment
Arthur MacArthur
J. Franklin Bell
United States Army
Jake” Smith
Roosevelt
Island
Samar
Adna R. Chaffee
William G. Bates
Boston
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Richard F. Howard
Fortythird Infantry
Thomas F. Brown
Forty-third Infantry
Frank C. Bryant
Eleventh Infantry
Thomas Russell
Mortis EK. Jenkins
William Purcell
Fifty Apply to Enter Division 68 A H H
Fifty applications for admission were received by Division 68 A H at its meeting yesterday. C A Spellacy was installed for his eighth term as president with officers William O Leary Michael Lynch Patrick Brannelly John Gillespie Thomas E Walsh and Patrick Hennessy. Deputies from divisions and board members spoke. A musical interlude followed by an Irish pipes performance and an old fashioned pig head dinner capped the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Spellacy
William O’leary
Michael Lynch
Patrick Brannelly
John Gillespie
Thomas E. Walsh
M. D
Patrick Hennessy
John Daly
John C. Fitzgerald
John Nolan
William Hanaford
Melrose Maid Dies of Gas Poisoning
Miss Agnes Geary, about 20, applied for work at former Alderman William A. Dole’s Melrose home last Wednesday. She was found unconscious from gas the next morning and died today at Melrose Hospital after four days in a coma. Her relatives are unknown locally.
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Melrose
Agnes Geary
William A. Dole
Melrose Hospital
Geary
Dole House
Fr Hurly of Ireland Addresses Suffolk Hibernians
The Ancient Order of Hibernians Division 1 met at Roughan Hall in Charles Town yesterday afternoon. Rev Thomas Patrick Hurly of Roscommon county Ireland offered the opening prayer and spoke on Irish matters. Ten new members were initiated and officers inducted: Dennis A Scannell president, Thomas Joyce vice president, John Dunn financial secretary, Michael O Hara recording secretary, James D Dooly treasurer.
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Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Thomas Patrick Hurly
Roscommon County
Ireland
Suffolk County Board
Dennis A. Scannell
Thomas Joyce
John Dunn
Michael O'Hare
James D. Dooly
Catholics Observe Epiphany Across Cities
Catholics observed Epiphany also called Little Christmas with many priests present at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Rev E J McCoy celebrated mass and Rev Father Walsh gave the sermon as a large number of clergymen filled the sanctuary rail.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
E. J. McCoy
Father Walsh
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Tailors
Court Street
WM. E. Shay
Chief Peters
Boston Dogs
Vittorio Orlandini-Guidi
Back Bay
Singer Sewing Machine Company
U. S
Aatay
Eee
Mercury
United States Revenue Cutter
Gresham
Army of Philippines
Lieut
E. A. Bumpus
Sn Awmu Furniture OO
Tremont St
Hollis
Mass
Credil
FR. Hurly
Davis
Clark
Walworth Mfg. Co
Stillson Wrench
Portland and Sudbury
STS
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