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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1909

Page

3

Return of George Hecox Reunites Lee Couple After 45 Years

After 45 years believed dead, Civil War veteran George Hecox returns to East Lee and reclaims his wife Mary Canfield Tucker. Mary, widowed, remarried Timothy Tucker, then Hecox reappears and publicly reveals himself to claim his wife. The couple resumes life together with plans to move to Fast Lee and start anew.

Lee George Hecox Enoch Arden Housatonic Mary Canfield Lenox East Lee Great Barrington George Massachusetts Volunteers Hecox

What Flagstone Men May Get

Mitchell and Maher face multiple sentencing options including probation indefinitely or various jail terms ranging from one day up to three years depending on court decisions.

Mitchell and Maher

Boston officials found guilty of conspiracy to defraud city

Michael J. Mitchell an undertaker and purchasing agent and Thomas F. Maher a contractor who supplied flagstones to Boston were convicted yesterday of conspiring to defraud the city. The maximum sentence is three years in jail. The verdict surprised many in the Fitzgerald era circle.

Michael J. Mitchell Thomas F. Maher Fitzgerald Boston House of Correction Witzgerald Mitchell Maher Sanderson

Government to probe Lake Killarney boating deaths

London July 1 Winston Spencer Churchill president of the Board of Trade announces a further inquiry into the Lake Killarney boating accident. The government seeks to establish exact causes and determine if additional persons were drowned.

London Winston Spencer Churchill Board of Trade Lake Killarney

Cut Off Woman's Right Ear in Milford Feud

Rafell Bortorello attacked his sister in law Maria Picolentonio during a family dispute at Pond street. He slashed her face severing the right ear and fled into the woods before being captured in West Medway tonight. He is to be arraigned in Milford District Court tomorrow.

Milford Rafell Bortorello Maria Picolentonio Bortorellos Pond Street Raffell Bortorello Bortorello West Medway Milford District Court

Monument unveiled for Barbara Heck founder of Methodism

Two thousand people gathered at the Blue Church Cemetery in Ogdensburg New York to witness the unveiling of a Barbara Heck monument. Funds were raised by Methodists on both sides of the border. Eveline Maude Bennington drew the veil, and Bishop J W Hamilton of Boston delivered the main address.

Ogdensburg N. Y Old Blue Church St. Lawrence River Barbara Heck Eveline Maude Bennington J. W. Hamilton Boston

Marines Return to Ship Duty Across Navy Vessels

Washington reports a resumed Marine Corps shipboard duty on battleships cruisers and other vessels following congressional action. The move reverses a Roosevelt era order and aligns with Taft directives to reinstate marines to ship duties and identical roles as before.

Washington Marine Corps of Navy Roosevelt Congress Marine Corps Taft

Bear Dines On Monkey At Bangor Circus

A baby monkey escaped its mother and wandered into a brown bear’s cage in Bangor Maine. The bear grabbed the primate by the neck and devoured it in one bite as the other animals reacted with alarm.

Bangor

Cocaine Use Alarming Among Street Railway Workers

At the Delaware & Hudson Rail road man C. S. Sims testified before the Street Railway Association of the State convention in Plattsburgh New York that a street railway worker reported cocaine use among employees was rising rapidly and already affecting a significant portion of the workforce.

Plattsburg, N. Y Street Railway Association of the State C. S. Sims Delaware & Hudson Railroad

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