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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1906

Page

11

America Towed to Bermuda After Sinking Shaft

The Fabre line steamer America, bound for New York, reached Bermuda in tow of the Dinnamore after its shaft broke in heavy seas near the Azores. All 110 passengers and crew are reported in good health though they complain of poor food and water. several passengers have lodged complaints with foreign consuls.

New York Fabre Line America Marseilles Naples Bermuda Dinnamore Azore Islands Dinnamare Hamilton St. Michaels Murray St. Georges

Body of Young Man Reported Found Near Winthrop

Police believe the corpse recovered by Cottage Park Yacht Club members is Harry Porch aged about 20 of 305 K Street secretary of the South Boston Young Men's Christian Association. Porch drowned in Dorchester Bay June 28 with Miss Lillian Clapp who was rescued after clinging to the overturned canoe. Porch's home is listed as Greensburg Pennsylvania.

Sunnyside Winthrop Cottage Park Greenburg Penn

North End Footpads Captured After Charlestown Chase

James Carey 26 Thomas Carey 19 and George O Donnell 20 all of Charlestown were captured after a morning chase from the North End to the Charlestown bridge. They allegedly attacked James Gallagher 62 of North Easton at Thatcher and Endicott streets, tried to rob him, and kicked him after taking a half dollar. Gallagher reported to Station 1 with officers McDavitt and Kelliher. Carey was caught on the bridge and the others under an abutment. Police believe the trio were garroting victims in the North and West Ends for three months.

James Carey Thomas Carey Park Street Charlestown George O'Donnell Washington Street North End Charlestown Bridge James Gallagher North Easton Thatcher and Endicott Streets Gallagher Hanover Street James McDavitt John Kelliher Big McDavitt Neagle Durand

Wreck Survivors Improve After Plymouth Steamer Incident

Salisbury England July 4 The injured passengers of the Plymouth steam boat express wrecked July 1 are generally improving. Edward W Sentell of Brooklyn N Y remains graveish while Robert S Critchell of Chicago is restless yet conscious at times. Miss Rask of England and Miss Griswold are better as is Miss M Hitchcock of New York City. G H V Allen of Fair Haven Vermont shows marked pulse improvement.

Salisbury England Plymouth Edward W. Sentell Brooklyn N. Y Robert Critchell Chicago Miss Rask Miss Griswold M. Hitchcock New York City G. H. V. Allen Fair Haven

Secretary Root Sails for South America on Charleston

Secretary of State Elihu Root departed New York aboard the protected cruiser Charleston for a month long tour visiting South and Central American ports from Para to Panama. He travels with his secretary W. T. Sherman Doyle Mrs Root Miss Root and his son.

New York Elihu Root Charleston San Juan Para Panama Mr. Root W. T. Sherman Doyle

Sailors Bring In Swordfish as Arabic Sets Sail for Queenstown

Two swordfish runs arrive at T wharf on the Albert W. Black and Esther Gray while a six-ship groundfish fleet docks at various piers. The White Star liner Arabic sails from Pier 7 with a long passenger list for Queenstown and Liverpool, carrying 40 000 bushels of wheat and 3800 tons of flour among cargo. The Rosa arrives from Boothbay to load lumber for Buenos Ayres, and harbor displays grand ship dressing despite poor weather. The gunboat Nashville reports for repairs, while Steamer Pretoria departs New York for summer runs.

T Wharf Albert W. Black Esther Gray Teresa Alice E. A. Rich Rose Dorothea Ida S. Brooks Grace Darling Appomattox Hoosac Docks Charlestown Hambleton Queenstown Liverpool Daniel Enwright United States Internal Revenue Gauger Charles T. Gallagher Amy T. Gallagher Joseph H. Gallagher Melvin O. Adams Elizabeth A. Anderson John R. Murphy Murphy Janet S. Murphy Louise W. Murphy Elinor D. Murphy Charles H. Taylor Wilson Frederick P. Stearns Stearns Patrick Fahey Charles Lyman Green Green Jessie Green Dorothy Green Rachel Rosnosky C. A. Russell Rosa Elizabeth Palmer Ruth E. Merrill George P. Hudson Dorothy B Frank Barnet Brookline Stillman F. Kelly Pier 7 Hoosac Dock Bunker Hill Philadelphia San Jose Long Wharf Juniata Battery Wharf Cape Ann City of Gloucester Lackawanna Shawanese Edgar F. Luckenbach Myrtle Mayflower United States Nashville Navy Yard Provincetown Pretoria Plant Line New York McKenzie Halifax Beverly Commercial Provinces Quebec Steamship Company Bermuda Landsman Romanicana Anning Naples Agores White Star Line Calvin Austin Pike St. John N. B C. E. Laechler Prince George McKinnon Yarmouth N. S J. I. Masters Persian Smith Philadelhia

Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlighting New Arrivals and Sailings

Shipping news notes arrivals of Nashville and multiple steamers with passengers and cargo to various U S and Canadian ports. Also lists sailings including Cestrian Admiral Schley and several schooners and tugs. A weather and daylight summary precedes ship movements.

Cestrian Liverpool Admiral Schley Port Antonio Jam St. Croix St. John N. B Portland Eastport Prince George Yarmouth Juniata Baltimore Norfolk Standard 8. O. Co New York Tacony Haverford South Amboy Ernestine Newport Westport Ellen M. Golden Lewis’ Cove Hastings Rockland Sam Slick Hantsport N. S Virginian Batonville Chatham Indian Boston Philadelphia North Star

Statue of Gen Devens Unveiled at Worcester

On July 4 a large Civil War veteran gathering in Worcester County attended the unveiling of Major-General Charles Devens statue before the county courthouse on Court Hill. Governor Curtis Guild Jr and Gen Stewart Woodford spoke. the memorial was unveiled by Charles Osborne Devens.

Worcester Worcester County Charles Devens Court Hill Curtis Guild, Jr Stewart L. Woodford New York City Main Front Streets William F. Draper Hopedale Charles Osborne Devens Devens Warren Goodale Woodford

Garfield Says Trust Investigations Progress Under Way

James R. Garfield, commissioner of corporations, stated the government’s probe into trusts is active. He named iron, steel, tobacco, sugar and coal as targeted sectors with oil showing immediate effects. He praised the results and noted more was accomplished than expected in his final year.

Cleveland James R. Garfield Iron, Steel, Tobacco Iron, Steel and Tobacco

Governor Guild Praises General Devens In Memorial Speech

In greeting, Governor Guild lauds General Devens as a man of peace who served with stern duty in war. He notes Devens as a Civil War minute man of 1861 and describes his gallantry at Ball's Bluff and Fair Oaks, his division’s role in capturing the Confederate capital, and his varied senior roles in state and national government.

Guild Devens Ball's Bluff Fair Oaks Massachusetts Superior Court Supreme Court United States

Wild deer poses for picture at Mirror Lake

Adirondack summer colony guests watched a deer swim in Mirror Lake as a flotilla of boats chased it. The creature tired, was cornered and made to pose for a photograph before being brought ashore to avoid drowning.

Lake Placid N. Y Adirondack Mirror Lake

Roosevelt urges Arizona to join Union as state

President Roosevelt writes a personal letter to Mark A. Rogers urging Arizona to vote admission as a state. He cites self-government and compares the four territories with Oklahoma Indian Territory and New Mexico, praising those who embraced statehood and hoping Arizona will do the same.

Tucson Ariz Roosevelt Arizona Mark A. Rogers Mexico Great Plains Rocky Mountains Oklahoma Indian Territory New Mexico

Fireworks Display by Boys at Davis Street

A fine fireworks display in front of 15 Davis street last evening was presented by James McCaffery to the boys of the Boston Industrial Home. The Brimmer School graduates sang Our Native Land and Max Henry Newman delivered an address.

Davis Street James McCaffery Boston Brimmer School Max Henry Newman

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Hiner Azores Harry Porch South America Shipping News Henry F. Miller Boston School of Piano Tuning Washington St Prof. Berry Blue Hill Ave Rox Tewits McPhail Emerson Yeave Gen. Devens Garfield Cunard Line Umbria Campania York Gibraltar Fens Steameships Slavonia Pannonia Carpathia Cunard CEAS P. Sumner State At Merchants and Miners Transportation Co, Steamship Lines Evoo Newport News Neeenerates Est A. Aham Attery Wharf P. Coria Providence R. I Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line Sagara Frida Aiwase Ueenstown Bester Michigan Sagamore Housec Tunnel Cocks Warren & Co Milk Street Dominion Atlantic BY. S. S. Line Foot State St Maritime Provinces Newfoundland Jong J. F. Masters Sali Hawkesbury Charlottetown Sydney Baddeck A. W. Perry Governor Guild Bankers Loan Company Pany Kers Front Street Orester Dewey Company State St Franklin Loan CO Real- As Investment CO Wein Eupioyeen P. O Imptoyers City Loan CO Martin Tremont St Mass West End Dispensary Cambridge St Bowdoinaq Amr-Fsasututh Supfulk Supply Co., Inc d&Su Lenox Jewelry CO Bunker Hill Terrace Tufts St Bromfield ST Hale ST Kneeland Tyler Sts F. Sparks New Haven Conn Back Bay BAY State Dancing School Prof Slye Keep House Guy’s Canal St M. Hatch Park Ag William N. Souther & CO Iida&Sutt Colonial Loan Co Foxborod Hospital H. C. Long Tremont Building Milk St C. O. Allen Court St Green St L. Hoffman Leverett St Act Teast Legal Loan Co State Street Pearl St Somerville Imp Singer Broadway Royal Auto CO Columbus Ave Tel Tremont Mutual Loan CO Water St daSutt Snow & Ons North Market St S. R. Briggs O Strong & CO Devonshire St Spooner & Briggs Roums Devonshire Ae S.h HUB Cycle CO Hanover Pieee Exchange Bromfield Oli J. H. Williams Norwell Igal Legal Protection CO Solman Mcnamara Roment N Devonshire Et Workincmen’s Loan Association Robert Treat Paine Beacon St Pr. O. Hes Budding Bowdoin Sq Een Emianiennee Mary Albert L. Chapman Suffolk Morris B. Hall South Shepton Terrace Eighth Street John F. Ferguson Warren Association Jordan and Marsh Morris B. Ball Everett HUB Automobile School Freeport St. Dorchester Haverhill James Coyne COYNE Haverhill St Apply Avradlee & Chatman CO Beverly St U.S. Army Coyne Bros St. Louis d&Sutf d&Su-tf Plasterers The Boston Plasterers’ Union E. J. Neleedy Ree Boston Auto School Market Sq Broad St 123d&Su Tf George W. Johnson Sudbury St Bro Broad_st Ass'n Union St Lynn Mass A&sutt Weber Piano CO Jackson St BAKER Alman Alberts Waltham American Federation of Labor Royal Auto C CO Lynn Seneen Fore River Shipbuilding CO Quincy Canton Ave Boulevard Milton Freeport St Dorchester Sint Post Corrado Germano Commercial St South Boston the Post F. B. Tuck H. A. Forbush Class St. T Walston St Boylston St Astrology Karana Zabola Tremont A O. K Union Mutual Sargent Laundry Harrison Ave Trement St Hotels Grand Atlantic Hotel Virginia Ave. and Beach Atlantic City N. J Steel Pier Apacity A. Cheshire Frank Williams Bridgewater Brockton Financcial California Nova Scotia Tremont Street DR. Weinstein Boston Medical Institute Scollay Sq Evans CombayCo Cincinnati U.S. A Sun Hayd Medical Co
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