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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1908

Page

12

Swift Denounces Police After Brookline Evacuation

Morrison I. Swift led a mass of unemployed from the Soldiers' Monument on Boston Common to a vacant lot near the Westgate before police ordered the meeting halted for lacking a permit. He then moved to Brookline, spoke for an hour, and urged state and city aid to the unemployed.

Morrison I. Swift Hibbard Swift Westgate Boston Brookline Back Bay Bishop Lawrence Commonwealth Avenue Dr. Park First Unitarian Church Marlboro Street W. H. Faulkner St. Paul's Episcopal Church Elwood Worcester Emmanuel Church Cain Hall Division 4 Army Beacon Street Thomas Goode Station 16 Amory Street Mr. Swift Dr. Mann Trinity Lawrence

Mob surrounds Boston liquor spotters in Newburyport crowd

In Newburyport on January 22 a mob followed two Boston liquor spotters from the police station. Max Sherman and E. W. Goldstein were escorted to the train as angry townspeople gathered outside. Court discharged two defendants charged with illegal liquor sales after an all day trial.

Newburyport Boston Max Sherman E. W. Goldstein

Strike Becomes Fact In Tyne Ship Building

In Newcastle upon Tyne 4000 workers refused wage cuts and did not return to work signaling a ship building strike in the Tyne district. In Augusta Rockefeller and family arrived to stay for winter. In Topeka the railroad bill for a 2 cent fare was reported unfavorably. In Huntington the Citizen Bank Buckley closed with 100000 capital. In Fargo North Dakota the Republican State committee backed Taft nomination.

Newcastle-On-Tynd Tyne Augusta John D. Rockefeller Topeka Kan House Committee On Railroads Huntington W. Va Citizen Bank Buckley Fargo WN. D Republican State Committee of North Dakota Taft

Death of Hartford woman in Great Barrington linked to heart trouble

Hannah Noonan aged 49 of Hartford was found dead in bed today at her brother John Noonan's home in Great Barrington. Officials cite heart trouble as the cause. In Worcester Clarke University aims to add three buildings costing 390 thousand dollars, while Holyoke plans a 100 thousand dollar power house to serve five large local factories along the Connecticut River.

Great Barrington Hannah Noonan Hartford John Noonan Worcester Clarke University Holyoke Connecticut River

Injuries From City Traffic Incidents Prompt Pension Call

In Greater Boston two pedestrians are injured when struck by a streetcar and a team. Richard O'Brien, 82, of 102 Camden Street, is severely hurt after being struck by an inward bound electric car near Union Park. Nellie Wadleigh, 14, of 428 East Wighth Street, South Boston, suffers severe injuries after a collision on Congress Street near State Street. The State Board of Education urges pensions for teachers, saying the state fails to provide adequate retirement support.

Washington Street Union Park Street Richard O'Brien Camden Street Congress Street State Street Nellie Wadleigh East Wighth Street Boston State Board of Education

Trial of Chinamen murder case unfolds with interpreter needed

Wong Soy testified at the Superior Criminal Court about the Oxford place shooting that killed four men and wounded others. Witnesses Jung Moy Soon Hom Wong Leon Gong described a gang involved, with Min Song and Wong Duck present and Hom Woon allegedly signaling the attack.

Wong Soy Oxford Place Superior Criminal Court Charles Jung May Soon Min Song Hom Wong Leon Gong Jung Wong How Moy Soon Wong Duck Moy Song Warry Charles Dong Bok Ling Hom Woon Wong Quoy Ming Sing

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