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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1907

Page

2

President Holds Council of War With Senators

In Washington on January 20, President Roosevelt met with Senator Lodge and several Republican colleagues to discuss the Blackburn amendment to the Foraker resolution concerning the discharge of negro troops and the Brownsville affair. A draft resolution is planned to align with the Lodge framework and gain support from Republicans and some Democrats who contend the Senate lacked legal authority to challenge the President.

Washington Blackburn Foraker Roosevelt Senator Lodge Brownsville Senate Post Lodge Massachusetts Tillman Spooner House

Lodge Speech May Decide Senate Course On Blackburn Pact

Washington dispatch outlines how Senator Lodge's anticipated statement could swing Republican support on the Blackburn amendment to the Foraker resolution regarding the president's discharge of negro troops. The week centers on party unity, pending votes, and House actions on salaries and appropriations amid broader debates.

Senate Sutherland Smoot Beveridge Carter Rayner

Booklovers Contest Details and Entry Rules

Daily Post announces a Booklovers' Contest with two thousand dollars in gold for correct solutions. Entries mailed after the close date must be sent in sets in numerical order from contestants, with the author named and one prize per contestant. Eligibility includes all but Post employees. changes to conditions may be made. a 25 cent catalogue is available.

Boston Post Booklovers Post P. O Boston Mass Daily Post Sunday Post Boston Lost P. O. Box Eiverybody Boston Post Booklovers

Three story fall at 12 Humboldt Avenue injures man

Samuel L. Lockwood, 58, keeper of bachelor apartments at 12 Humboldt Avenue, fell 35 feet from a third story window last night around 7. He survived the fall but is in serious condition at City Hospital with nine broken ribs and internal injuries, not expected to live. An apparent illness or fit may have caused him to topple from the open window.

Humboldt Avenue Samuel L. Lockwood City Hospital Lockwood

Answers to Correspondents Contest Editor Rules

The Post Booklovers Contest clarifies that only one answer may be placed on a coupon and duplicates do not count. It notes publication dates for the first six problems in 1906, availability of back numbers, and details on the accompanying catalogue priced at 25 cents.

Booklovers the Post W. M Watertown Co. M. C Portsmouth A. B Post KF. M. F Salemite Office of Boston Daily Post Hadley Mass Aed the Post Booklovers Boston Public Library D. F FE. R. M Arlington FE. M. M L. A

Public installation of officers at Institute Hall

St Finbar Court 150 M C OF Cambridge will hold a public installation of officers next Sunday afternoon at Institute Hall East Cambridge.

St. Finbar Court Cambridge Institute Hall East

Boston Man Is Arrested on Bigamy Charge

James Sullivan formerly of 283 Cabot Street Roxbury was arrested in New York on an indictment charging him with having two wives living. His first wife is said to reside in Ireland with three children. Sullivan had planned to wed Mary J. Kelley of Roxbury on November 2% but was stopped by the wife’s family. They later married in New York under the name James Connors.

Boston New York James Sullivan Cabot Street Roxbury Ireland Sullivan Mary J. Kelley Miss Christy Cedar Street Moylan St. Joseph's Church Circuit Street

Pearl St Fire Damage Slight at New England Newspaper Union

Fire at the New England Newspaper Union plant at Pearl and Purchase streets caused minor damage. The foundry and presses suffered heat effects but the linotype service and advertising room remained usable. State police opened an investigation into suspicious circumstances.

New England Newspaper Union Pearl and Purchase Streets Silas P. Smith Massachusetts District Police

Runaway Car Spooks Couple in Jamaica Plain

A red touring car startled a horse drawing a carriage with Mr and Mrs John J Follan on Circuit road in Jamaica Plain. The horse bolted, the carriage struck a curb, and the couple was thrown, suffering shock and head and chest cuts. Mounted Officer Morrison chased and captured the horse.

Franklin Park Jamaica Plain John J. Follan Lamartine Street Morrison

Appoint Boston Nurse Over Maine Hospital

Miss Ida Washburn of City Hospital in Boston has been named superintendent of Eastern Maine General Hospital to replace Miss Ellen F. Paine, who resigns next May. A Bangor native, Washburn led Boston City Hospital emergency service and more recently ran the contagious department. She declined to discuss her new posting or timing.

Ida Washburn City Hospital Eastern Maine General Hospital Ellen F. Paine Miss Washburn Bangor Boston Hospitals Boston Hospital

Boston Public Library Employees Dance Tonight

From every section of Boston the library branch influence brings guests to the fifth annual dancing party of the Boston Public Library Benefit Association in Paul Revere Hall. Tickets sold fast as staff from librarians to the newest worker draw crowds, promising the most successful event yet.

Boston Public Library Boston Public Library Benefit Association Paul Revere Hall Huntington Avenue

Lad of 14 Flees from Sandford Shiloh Colony

Charles Lent, 14, son of Edward Lent, left Shiloh temple with his family recently moved from Lisbon Falls to Brunswick. He rode an electric car to Portland and plans to reach Stamford with help from the local Y M C A to join relatives.

Portland Charles Lent Edward Lent Holy Ghost Shiloh Lisbon Falls Brunswick Lent Stamford

Rev James W Hickey Takes Beachmont Pastorate

The Rev Fr James W Hickey became pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes Beachmont yesterday. He previously led St Marys Foxboro for five years and was appointed to the Revere church by Archbishop Williams.

James W. Hickey Church of Our Lady of Lourdes Beachmont Father Hickey St. Mary’s Church Foxboro Revere Church Archbishop Williams

EXPECT EX-GOV HIGGINS DEATH

OLEON N Y Jan 20 Dr Hibbard in charge at former Governor Frank W Higgins home reported no change in his condition at 630 pm Higgins shows little nourishment and vitality may determine length of life Dr Janeway the heart specialist said he could do nothing and that the end must be awaited calmly

Oleon N. Y Hibbard Frank W. Higgins Higgins Janeway

Hibernian Fair Opens Second Week in East Boston

The Hibernian fair in Hibernian Hall East Boston starts its second and final week under A. O. H. divisions 2 and 4 Ladies' Auxiliary. Proceeds aim to pay a $5000 debt on Havre Street property. Captain John H Dillon Suffolk County A. O. H. to give the evening address.

Hibernian Hall East Boston Division 2 Ladies’ Auxiliary Havre Street Boston John H. Dillon Suffolk County

Cambridge police search for missing man after luggage near Harvard Bridge

Cambridge police chase a possible suicide mystery after a man dropped a dress suitcase and a telescope bag on the Charles River side near Harvard Bridge. A young man carried two bags with clothes and Polish letters, plus a photo of a young woman. A notebook bears the name Peter Johnson of Independent Ice Company in Laconia New Hampshire, with letters to W Goneski in Laconia dated Chicago January 5.

Cambridge Charles River Harvard Bridge The Charles Station 2 Yeesterday Peter Johnson Independent Ice Company Laconia N. H W. Goneski Hanover Street Chicago, Ill

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X-Zalia Corporation Batterymareh St Council of War Conditions of Booklovers David J. Ingraham David J. Ingraram Oxford Gotham Pearl ST Maine Lad OF Sandford J. W. Hickey Chase & Sanborn Seal Brand Hibernian Laconia, N. H William C. Gregor Washington St. Szomrizty T. P. CO East St. Louis Ill DR. King King Dental Washington Street Cor Avon Joseph Grady Lesh Harvard Dental CO Court St J. S. Waterman & Sons Undertakers Washington St Dudley St George H. Waterman Frank S. Waterman Hiawatha Road St. Gregory's Church Ferguson Helena Ferguson Chambers Street St. Joseph’s Church Worcester Sonntag Wendelin Sonntag Hermann Lodge Buckingham Thusnelda Rebekah Lodge Rochester Street Mt. Hope Cemetery Tracy Auburndale Margaret James Tracy James E. Starr Tucker Elizabeth Starr Tremont, St Kimball J. Newman & Sons, Inc., Florists Tremont St Park St
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