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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1910

Page

2

Boy Tries 10 Kill Woman in Pittsfield Robbery Attempt

Richard Cronin, 15, fired two shots at Mrs. James Prentice during a robbery attempt in Pittsfield. She was unhurt. Cronin was arrested after a patrolman disarmed him following a struggle. Police say the youth, inspired by moving pictures, has a prior record.

Pittsfield Richard Cronin James Prentice Cronin Prentice

Miner Finds Golden Coin in Cheese Block

Elmer R. Raymond of East Brewster found a shiny $2.50 gold coin after biting into cheese bought at a local grocery. He paid 12 cents for the half-pound and called it the most profitable investment he ever made.

Brewster Elmer R. Raymond East Brewster

Collision between Brynhilda and River Plate reported

The British ship Brynhilda under Captain Schmeisser from Boston to this port and the British steamer River Plate from Hull to this port collided. both sustained minor damage.

Buenos Ayres Brynhilda Schmeisser Boston River Plate Hull

B M Freight Rates in Court

The State of New Hampshire sues the Boston and Maine Railroad to lower freight rates. Attorney General Eastman seeks an injunction. railroad attorney Mitchell asks for 80 days to answer. Judge Plummer grants the extension.

Pxeter N. H

Freshmen, Cutler Students Ordered From Hagerman Hall Dorm

Colorado Springs Colo Jan 19. After beer was consumed at a Christmas party in Hagerman Hall dormitory the Colorado College Y M C A which runs the dormitory has asked two freshmen and three Cutler Academy pupils to vacate their rooms by tomorrow.

Colorado Springs Col Hagerman Hall Colorado College Y. M. C. A Cutler Academy

Dominican Mission Planned at SS Peter and Paul Church

Priests of the Dominican order will conduct a mission at SS Peter and Paul Church on Broadway in South Boston during the first three weeks of Lent. The parish praises Rt Rev George J Patterson the new pastor for his earnest approach to the labor.

SS. Peter and Paul’s Church Broadway Boston George J. Patterson Almeida Somerville Mary C Monumet Street St. Catherine’s Church Brady Charlestown Mildred George F Mary J. Brady Green Bunker Hill Street Burke William Margaret IF. Burke Webster Street Church of the Assumption Foley West Newton James E Alice Howland Foley John St. Stephen’s Church Hanover Street Pawtucket R. J Lemon New York William H. Lemon William Lemon Elizabeth G. Holt Andover Mass Y Forestdale Malden McKenney Brighton Frank James I Elizabeth Cleary McKenney Murdock Place St. Columbkine’s Melrose Taye Wyoming Station Rico Roxbury Antonio IF Margaret Rico Monzaban Howland Street Warren Street St. John’s Church Blue Hill Avenue Rothwell Dorchester Avenue Dorchester Margaret M Thomas H Rosanna Rothwell St. Margaret's Church Columbia Road Stinson Fast Boston Henry Henry A Beloved Husband of the Lace Dena Stinson Gladston Street Orient Heights Star of the Sea Slaveurs Witham John B. Witham West Newton Street

Boston Co operative Milk Producers Plan Permanent Winter Milk Price

The Boston Co operative Milk Producers Company votes to keep nine cents a quart for winter milk all year, instead of the usual summer reduction to eight cents. The annual meeting confirms the move, ensuring higher prices beyond the season.

Boston Co-operative Milk Producers’ Company

New England Milk Output Declines Alarmingly in 1907

Secretary W A Hunter of Worcester cites a sharp drop in milk producing cows across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut for 1907. Distributors in Boston criticize producers for acting without public input while experts note supply and demand dynamics will shift with pasture coming in June and prices possibly dropping.

W. A. Hunter Worcester New England Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut Boston George Whiting C. H. Hood Colu. Bacon

Waitress Fired Over Looks Sparks New York Debate

In New York a restaurant manager admits firing a blonde waitress for her appearance arguing beauty slows service. He says business improves without her and won t hire a replacement who resembles her. The piece links bias in service industries to broader weight and appearance based dismissals.

New York

Letter Triggers Arrest in Beef Company Theft Case

A letter found near the Eastern Beef Company money drawer on North street led to Oliver Hartley being held for the grand jury in Municipal Court on $2000 bail. Hartley, found in bed, gave an unsatisfactory account of his whereabouts the night of the break in and is charged with breaking and entering and larceny of $1500. Police work to determine how many prior breaks he may have committed.

Eastern Beef Company North Street Oliver Hartley Hartley

Pitt F. Leland Dies While Taken Ill in Charlestown

Pitt F. Leland aged 56 of 28 Madison Street Somerville a collector for the Boston Ice Company collapsed on Maine Street Charlestown yesterday afternoon and died en route to the Relief Hospital.

Pitt F. Leland Madison Street Somerville Boston Ice Company Maine Street Charlestown Relief

Pierce Sues Express Company Over Lost Horse

In Salem on January 19 a verdict favored Thomas W. Pierce of Topsfield against the American Express Company. The suit sought the value of a horse allegedly lost due to improper care while being shipped from Indianapolis to Boston.

Salem Thomas W. Pierce Topsfield American Express Company Indianapolis Boston

Election Officers To Be Paid Today For City Vote

City election officers including clerks wardens and other staff will be paid at the city treasurer’s office today and tomorrow morning. About 1230 workers are on the payroll to manage voting booths with a total payout around $10,000.

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