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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1909

Page

12

Engagement of Eugenia Ayer to Oliver F. Cutts Reported

Dorchester social circles announce the engagement of Eugenia Ayer of Smith College to Oliver F. Cutts, Harvard football star and Seattle attorney. The couple met in a Maine town. a June wedding is anticipated with plans to reside in the West.

Eugenia Ayer Dorchester Ollie’ Cutts Harvard Ellmore C. Ayer Eugenia Smith Oliver F. Cutts Seattle Wash Bates Harvard Law School Maine Miss Ayer Cutts

Naphtha Explosion Injures Cambridge Residents

Three people suffer burns after naphtha used to clean gloves exploded in Cambridge at 77 Prospect Street. Mrs. William Meharry and Miss Louise Mathewson are listed as severely burned and in critical condition, while Mr. William Meharry has burns on his hands and is recovering at Cambridge Relief Hospital. The blast threatens two women with possible death.

William Meharry Prospect Street Cambridge Cambridge Relief Hospital Louise Mathewson Burns Will Lancaster Apartments Cambridgeport

Surgeon heals spinal dislocation in rare operation

Rockland January report says Robert McIntosh, who fell from a tree three years ago and dislocated his spine, was cured by a daring operation at Massachusetts General Hospital by Dr Samuel J Mixter. His father Dr J D McIntosh confirmed the news after a Boston briefing. case unique with two prior nonoperative instances.

Rockland Robert McIntosh Samuel J. Mixter Massachusetts General Hospital J. D. McIntosh Boston New York Germany McIntosh

Salvation Army sparrs over street soliciting in city

Colonel Adam Gifford of the Salvation Army says no official notice to end street solicitations has been received while Police Commissioner O Meara notes enforcement intentions. The dispute centers on rights to solicit for charitable purposes with permits, expected to settle amicably.

Adam Gifford Salvation Army O'Meara Post Gifford

Gloves Cleaners Burn In Explosive Basement Fire

Mrs Meharry and her sister were cleaning gloves in a basement when a candle ignited fumes from naphtha. Fifteen minutes later an explosion sparked flames that engulfed them and the house. A passerby pulled the fire alarm as the blaze spread.

Fire destroys Bernstein Buildllewood factory in Everett

Fire of incendiary origin nearly wiped out the Bernstein Buildlewood Company factory at Bow and Washburn streets just before midnight. The blaze lit the sky for miles, endangered a crowded tenement district, and prompted two alarms. Damage is estimated at about $5000. The fire marshal will investigate.

Everett Bernstein Buidlewood Company Bow Washburn Old Zion Baptist Church

Fire at White House department store and buildings in St Paul

A blaze on the second floor of the White House department store in St Paul caused $600000 in damage to six nearby business buildings. The White House store suffered $145000, California Wine House $125008, Woolworths $100000, Fey Hotel $75000, with the cause still undetermined.

ST. Paul Minn White House Cedar Minnesota Seventh Street California Wine House Woolworth’s Fey

Elks Case Heard Over Elks Home Purchase

Final arguments were heard before the Supreme Court in the case Charles A. Kelly et al versus Lawrence A. Sullivan regarding the purchase of Jacob Sleeper Hall from Boston University for an Elks home. Plaintiffs claim the meeting vote did not meet by law requirements a four fifths vote and a March ruling is pending.

Supreme Court Charles A. Kelly Lawrence A. Sullivan Boston Lodge of Elks Jacob Sleeper Hall Boston University Elks

Kamiya Studying Chile Prospects for Japanese Emigration

Tadao Kamiya, manager of the Japanese Oriental Emigration Company, is in Chile to study the country’s prospects. He visits Santiago and will examine economic and settlement conditions for potential emigration programs.

Santiago, Chili Tadao Kamiya The Japanese Oriental Emigration Company Chili

Carnegie to Aid Andover Alumni Dinner Announcement

Andrew Carnegie will contribute 25000 dollars to the Andover Academy fund drive aimed at raising 200000 dollars to purchase the Andover Theological Academy property. The pledge was announced at the Alumni Association dinner held at the University Club in New York on January 29.

New York Andrew Carnegie Phillips Andover Academy Andover Theological Academy University Club

Havana Police Shakeup After Resignation Demands

Havana on Jan 29 reports Chief Jose Jerez resigned after government secretary Nicolas Alberdi demanded it and President Gomez named Ricardo Arnauto as successor for political reasons. Most of the secret police also offered resignations, saying they would not serve under Arnauto.

Havana Jose Jerez Nicolas Alberdi Gomez Ricardo Arnauto el Reconcentrado Secret Police Arnauto

50 Jump From Windows In Fire

In a celluloid factory room an explosion near the exit doors sparked a fast spreading blaze. About 50 workers crowded the few windows in a panic and leaped to the ice yard below as flames seared clothing. Around 20 were searched for burns and sent home for treatment.

Higgins Block Fire at Presque Isle destroys three stories

Higgins block a three story wooden building on North Main street fully involved as flames gutted Reeves restaurant and Knights of Pythias Hall after a defective electric wire sparked the blaze in Presque Isle Maine.

Presque Isle Higgins Knights of Pythias Reeves

Salada Tea Sold Only in Sealed Lead Packets

The finest tea grown in the world is Salada Tea sold only in sealed lead packets at all grocers. Od y

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Flim-flammers nab $400 in Boston area swindle

In Boston and nearby areas, several Italian men were swindled out of money. Tanzi Catolo of Somerville lost $60 plus a $100 money order after meeting two supposed countrymen. Campo Matteo and Michael Montedoro also fell for similar schemes losing $47 and $200 respectively as police pursued the suspects.

Boston Tanzi Catolo Evergreen Square Somerville White Star Line Son Italy Catolo Lugi Negra Negra Donovan Sheehan Roughan Campo Matteo Model Place Castle Street Michael Montedoro Colorado Republic

Bulgars Note Hints at War Over Turkish Stance

Sofia reports the Bulgarian government has delivered a note to foreign powers complaining of Turkey’s irreconcilable attitude and declaring the Porte must be responsible for the consequences. The note seeks no intervention but warns of rising tension.

Sofia Turkey

Loeb May Become N Y Collector of Port

It was reported today that William Loeb Jr is likely to succeed Edward S Fowler as collector of the port of New York after March 4 with a decision expected later in the year.

Loeb N. Y Port New York William Loeb, Jr Edward S. Fowler Port of New York

House Floor Sinks at Matinee Whist Party

A sudden collapse of about three feet in the floor at Mrs. Herbert Batchelder’s Montello street residence caused a panic among 40 players at a matinee whist party. Several women suffered bruises but no serious injuries were reported. the event was held under the Odd Ladies order.

Middleboro Herbert Batchelder Montello Street Order of Odd Ladies

Interment of Eugene Lynch in Springfield

Eugene Lynch of Boston died from injuries in the Republic disaster last Friday. His body was laid to rest at St. Michael's cemetery beside his mother and sister after a solemn Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Church. More than 500 attendees joined prayers and services starting with a 9:30 a.m. home service and floral tributes surrounding the casket.

Springfield Nantucket Shoals Eugene Lynch Boston Republic St. Michael's Cemetery Garrett &. Barry John F. Spellman Mgr John T. Madden St. Michael’s Cathedral J. J. Tyrell Mittineague

Morse-Made Sale Promotes New Lower Prices

Until yesterday they sold for 22.50 20 and 18 dollars. Now at 13.50 each they leave the store in lively fashion. Sizes range 34 to 42 regulars and stouts. Morse-Made products featured.

Town Splits Over Steamer at Block Island

Block Island Rhode Island waters recall a steamer war that split residents years ago as notices call for a special town meeting to decide on selling or leasing the steamer New Shoreham. The steamboat commissioners reportedly arranged a four year summer lease with Long Island Rail Road to run between Block Island and Montauk Point connecting with New York trains.

Block Island R. I New Shoreham Long Island Railroad Company Montauk Point New York

Grove Hall Postoffice to Open July First in Brookline District

Postmaster Mansfield announces a new Grove Hall branch postoffice will open July 1 on Blue Hill avenue near Warren street. Frank Folsom, Brookline postoffice chief clerk, will oversee operations.

Mansfield Grove Hall Blue Hill Avenue Warren Street Frank Folsom Brookline Postoffice

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