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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1905

Page

1

Fire Bug Threat to Lumber Yard and Stables in Destructive Blaze

A two hour blaze at Harrison avenue lumber yards and adjacent stables burned multiple wood buildings. Fire officials and patrolmen rescued a mother, children, and horses as flames fueled by incendiary theories damaged John W. Leatherbee yard and surrounding structures. Fire marshal James B. Dunn investigated a nearby yard fire as a suspected arson case.

KF. T. Whitney Lumber Yard Harrison Avenue John W. Leatherbee Lumber Jeremiah J. Mahoney C. W. Reddington Patrick Murphy G. H. Wheeler J. Hayes & Son John W. Leatherbee Whitney Cheswell John Buckley Patrolmai Koerber Joseph York Albert York Thompson Harrison Av Nve Mes B. Dunn Proctor & Pummey

She Has Been in Hiding During the Tucker Trial

A woman tied to the Tucker case has remained in hiding as the trial proceeds. Authorities pursue leads while defense and prosecutors argue over key evidence and witness accounts.

Miss Walker Found Ready to Testify for Tucker

The Post reports missing witness Miss Mabel Walker is with Charles L. Tucker and ready to testify if a new trial is granted. Tucker’s attorneys filed a motion with Middlesex county clerk seeking a new trial for the prisoner.

Post Miss Mabel Walker Charles L. Tucker Mabel Page Miss Walker The Tucker Middlesex County

Boston Weather Quiet and Gray With Weekend Cold

Cloudy today for Boston with victory Saturday. Sunday turns colder with brisk southwest to west winds. For relief of cough, Piso's Cure recommended for consumption in time. All druggists, 25 cents.

Boston Seeks Bluebeard Fugitive Hoch

Police chase Hoch alias Hoch and many names nicknamed Bluebeard a Chicago bigamy suspect believed to have murdered at least six people. Authorities warn Boston officers to watch for the 45 year old, 5 feet 8 inch, 175 pound man who can pose as a professional, claim education and speak multiple languages and may travel under varied names.

Johann Hoch Hoch Bluebeard Chicago Boston Philadelphia Violines Hocc Hotch

Schooner Rothwell Floated At Rockland Harbor

The schooner James Rothwell of Boston, which grounded on Birch Island, was floated at high tide and towed to Rockland by Tug F. M. Smith for repair at Camden marine railway. Also beached locally, the Maud Seward dragged onto Birch Island and the Caroline Grey sprang a leak while awaiting granite cargo. both were towed for repairs. Samuel Goss arrived seeking floatation for the Maud Seward.

Rockland James Rothwell Boston Birch Island F. M. Smith Camden Maud Seward Stonington Birch Island Bar Samuel Goss Caroline Grey

Maryland Sets Speed Record On Trial Cruise Off Cape Ann

The United States giant armored cruiser Maryland completed an 88 mile trial off Cape Ann in 22.306 knots average, with tidal adjustments boosting to 22.456 knots. If confirmed, the run would crown her queen of her class and mark a new record.

United States Maryland Cape Ann Naval Trial Board Newport News Pennsylvania Cramp Shipbuilding Company Philadelphia Cramp Company Newport News Shipbuilding Company Cramps West Virginia Colorado Thatcher’s Minneapolis

Official speed figures for Maryland and states

The document lists unofficial average speeds for Maryland and expected corrections. It then shows average official speeds for West Virginia Colorado and Pennsylvania in knots with figures such as 22.306 and 22.456 and 22.14 and 22.24 and 22.43.

Maryland West Virginia Colorado Pennsylvania

Police Board Shakes City Force With Major Transfers

The Board of Police issued a sweeping general order affecting 100 officers, including promotions for two lieutenants and six sergeants and transfers for six lieutenants, five sergeants, 60 patrolmen, and reserves. Promotions and assignments take effect Monday night, Jan 30, with Captain Dennis Donovan remaining at Station 16.

Watts Board of Police Leutenant Dennis Donovan

Maryland Wins Queen of the Ocean On Tough Trial Run

The Maryland armored cruiser sailed from the lightship toward Newport News after a fierce trial against the Pennsylvania. Officials gave the Maryland a speed near 22.4 knots with tidal corrections, claiming a slight edge over its rival amid severe weather and heavy seas.

Storm repairs under way after midweek coast disaster

Reports from Rockland Maine to Nantucket describe flotations and beachings after the Wednesday storm. The James Rothwell and Nellie Eaton were floated with little damage, while Commodore Boggs yacht Nashawna is ashore at Chatham Bay. Wreckers work on Georgetown at Great Point, Nantucket, and the Alice May Davenport lies stranded at North Dennis.

James Rothwell Rockland Nellie Eaton Provincetown Commodore Boggs Nashawna Chatham Bay Georgetown Great

Vicious Artillery Duel On The Hun River

Reports from Mukden say the fighting on the Hun River has become a fierce artillery duel with Russians repelling Japanese assaults. If no large engagement breaks out, analysts think a flank attack would follow a failed frontal advance. Japanese forces pressed the Russian right, with Nogi’s troops believed to be in support. Russians counterattacked and pushed toward Hugoudi and Hounli tadzy, while artillery continued heavy fire through the night.

ST. Petersburg Mukden Nogi Port Arthur Hugoudi Hounlitadzy

Miss Walker Ready to Testify If Tucker Granted New Trial

Damariscotta Maine January 27 Miss Mabel Walker returned home and said she would testify if a new trial is granted for Charles L. Tucker. She blamed police for pressuring her and said she never dreamed he would be convicted.

Damariscotta Charles L. Tucker Mabel Walker Miss Walker Tucker Florida Boston Gamage Pinkerton Miss Wal

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J. F. York Koerber James B. Dunn William Lavis P. J. Brennan William Kennedy Thomas Min J. J. Aay Victi Ria SCH M. ‘Rue St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Blackstone Square Father John Elizabeth’s Hospital New Flyer New Armored Me Cape Porpoise Virginia Charles W. Searles Hugh J. Lee Arthur B McConnell Ibri W. H. Curtis Albert J. Sargeant Philip EB. O'Neil John J. Rooney Thatcher’s Island Point, Nantucket Alice May Davenport North Dennis Robert Arthur
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