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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1905

Page

5

Denver Bob Arrested for Drunkenness at Station 1

Robert J. Thomas known as Denver Bob was arrested by Station 1 officers after attempting to board a streetcar on Hanover and Blackstone. He described himself as cosmopolitan with a storied past and a gun full of notches, while police noted his character and asked for the best room in the station.

Robert J. Thomas Denver Bob Station 1 Custer Crook Miles Buffalo Bill Hanover Blackstone Rosatto Newark N. J

Estes Sheds Light on Auto Crash Involvement

Publisher Dana Estes states his son was not in the car involved in a recent accident. The police report confirms no injuries and the chauffeur was driving, with Estes several miles away at the time.

Young Estes Dana Estes Mr. Estes

Sleep Restored by Grape-Nuts Say minister credits relief

A minister testifies that after six months on Grape-Nuts his indigestion eased, sleep improved, and nerves settled. He notes a post Sabbath meal dish calms him and that his family now always includes Grape-Nuts. The ad cites Postum Co. and The Road to Wellville as a reading prompt.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Did Ambrose End His Life on the Bay State Steamer

The family of Frank S. Ambrose of Roxbury awaits news after he boarded the Bay State steamer to Portland Monday night and vanished. Letters suggest premeditated self harm though no motive is known. Ambrose, about 30, married three years with no children, lived at Cliff Street flats with his wife.

Frank S. Ambrose Cliff Street Roxbury Bay State Portland George H Thomas Ambrose Dunbar Northboro F. S. Ambrose Cliff and Washington Streets

Corona Again Leads Eastern Yacht Club Cruise Race

Corona led the fleet on the fourth eastward cruise run from Boothbay Harbor to Mark Island covering 89 miles in 6 hours 37 minutes. Chanticleer finished 1 hour 2 minutes behind. Doris won her class ahead of Athene while smaller classes tarried past sunset.

Camden Arthur F. Luke Corona Eastern Yacht Club Boothbay Harbor Athene Will Isleboro Bartlett's Narrows Mt. Desert Bar Harbor New York Yacht Club

St Raphael Society for Italian Immigrants Formed

The St. Raphael Society for Italian Immigrants has been organized and chartered to assist Italian immigrants. It seeks employment for them, provides food and clothing, supports those traveling to distant parts, offers legal aid, and protects their legal interests.

St. Raphael

Dorchester Man Reports Dog Theft Ring

Mr. Simpson of 8 Topliff Street Dorchester complains to police that dogs have been stolen and poisoned near Westville and Topliff Streets for a month. He says several pets are gone valued at 2500 dollars, including his blue ribbon dog Wagger taken last Saturday.

Mr. Simpson Topliff Street Dorchester Westville Street Simpson Wagger

Rockefeller Aid Sought for New England Firemen Muster

Boston meeting of the New England States Veteran Firemen's League heard no formal discussion on securing funds from John D. Rockefeller for a death benefit. J. F. Nichol of Fall River mentioned the idea. outcome uncertain. Muster likely in Manchester, New Hampshire, with a decision due at a August meeting in Boston.

John D. Rockefeller League William C. Hathaway Boston New England States Samuel Abbott Boston Protective Department J. F. Nichol Fall River Committee of Ways and Means Mr. Rockefeller New England Manchester N. H

Fitzs Friends Up in Arms Over City Affairs Issue

Friends of John F. Fitzgerald accuse the Good Government Association of trying to block his mayoral bid by inviting Republicans to vote in Democratic primaries. Edmund Billings denies any promise of a future superintendent post and says Donovan never discussed the matter.

John F. Fitzgerald Good Government Association Fitzgerald Edmund Billings Collins Jim” Donovan Billings New Franklin Institute Jim’’ Donovan Donovan

General Miles and Son to Go Abroad

General Miles and his son Lieutenant Sherman Miles and Lieutenant Hammond will sail for Europe on Saturday for a six week stay. The officers praise the efficient work of the State militia.

Westfield Miles Sherman Miles Hammond United States Europe

Elks Grand Lodge Welcomed to Buffalo for Reunion

The 19th annual Elks reunion opened in Buffalo with a welcome by officials including Attorney General Mayer and Mayor Knight. Officers for the new year were elected, and reports addressed the Elks Home at New Bedford, with next convention host cities Denver Dallas and Atlantic City under consideration.

Elks’ Grand Lodge Buffalo N. Y Robert W. Brown Louisville C. F. Tomlinson Winston N. C Charles W. Kaufmann Hoboken N. J Edward McLaughlin Boston Fred C. Robinson Dubuque John K. Toner Charleroi Penn W. W. McClelland Pittsburg John D. O'Shea Lynn Mass W. H. Haviland Butte Mont Board of Governors Elks New Bedford Grand Grand Lodge Denver Dallas Atlantic City

Harvester Company Faces Suit Over Rebates and Accounting

Rodney B. Swift former head of the McCormick experimental department sues the International Harvester Company seeking an accounting. He alleges the firm coerced railroads into rebates through Illinois Northern and seeks to stop such rebates and recover funds. He cites over 38 million dollars from McCormick rebates through Sept 30, 1902 and 500 thousand dollars from the piano branch via Chicago West Pullman Southern railroad.

Chicago Rodney B. Swift McCormick International Harvester Company Swift The Harvester Company Illinois Northern Railroad Piano Chicago, West Pullman & Southern Railroad

Irish League Prompt To Act On Parliament Reduction

The United Irish League of America urged action against Mr. Balfour's plan to cut Irish MPs by 22. By noon yesterday supporters sent about 2000 dollars to Irish party leader John Redmond. Cities including Boston Philadelphia New York Washington Elmira Watertown Brattleboro Roxbury and Brookline quickly contributed.

United Irish League of America Ireland Balfour John Redmond Boston Philadelphia New York Washington Elmira Watertown Bratleboro Roxbury Brook

Concert Tonight for Holy Ghost Hospital in Huntington

Final arrangements were made for a pop concert at Howe Hall Hunt ington avenue to aid Holy Ghost Hospital. Volunteers include Martin A. Hernan James B. McKenna and a long list of local performers and supporters.

Howe Hall Huntington Avenue Holy Ghost Hospital Martin A. Hernan James B. McKenna John J. Mogan Lucy Phillips Edward J. McHugh Cecilia Sullivan William F. McDevitt Anna Walsh James J. McCarty Louise Casey Daniel W. O'Brien John Thornton Robert F. Maddocks Patrick J. Anglin Joseph Linehan Bartholomew Donovan J. Fred O'Connor William J. Mullane James E. Sweeney Nellie Long Annie O'Brien Mrs. Mitchell Mary Newell Nellie McGrath Evelyn Collins Katherine Walsh Georgie Lane Margaret Kelliher Cora Butler Alice Keenan Annie O’brien Louise O'Brien May Kenney Louise Ingalls Theresa Farley Margaret Flynn Mary Mullane Katherine Sweeney Katherine Maddocks James J. Hallahan Charles McGinley M. F. Hackett Joseph Dixon John Hallahan William J. Sheehan Joseph P. Walsh Edward J. McCormack Walter J. Ryan John J. Kelly Charles P. Bennett William

Bostonians Visiting Paris List Of Local Residents

Paris July 11 A number of people with Boston ties or nearby towns are visiting Paris. Registered Boston residents include Mile Celeste Walter Kimball Blanche Burdin Sears Sadie Brixton and Mrs Gertrude Brigert. Nearby locals include Mrs A R Singard Miss O Singard and Miss E Singard of Brookline Eugene A Green of Lynn and Cornelius S Green of Fall River.

Paris Boston Mile. Celeste Walter Kimball Blanche Burdin Sears Sadie Brixton Gertrude Brigert A. R. Singard O. Singard E. Singard Brookline Eugene A. Green Lynn Cornelius S. Green Fall River

Mrs Cuneo Heroine Of Tour In Glidden Run

Mrs Joan Cuneo of Richmond Hill Illinois, wife of banker Joan Cuneo, steered clear of a collision on a Greenwich Connecticut bridge and the White condenser was damaged but she resumed the Glidden tour. By 9 pm 30 of 32 cars had reached Hartford, Denis Mehlig and Hugh Thomas still missing. The day’s lead car was Pope Toledo driven by Albert Pope with George Soules and A W Pope and other notable entrants following toward Boston 120 miles away.

Harlan W. Whipple Greenwich Conn New York Jules Mehlig New Orleans Hugh Thomas Pope- Toledo Albert L. Pope A. W. Pope George Soules Pittsburg Charles E., Walker Pope- Hartford Harold L. Pope Pope-Tribune Allyn House Knox E. H. Cutler Co. R. Culver A. E. Dennison

Melrose Man Says Woman Attacked Him Over Bill

Walter J. Lord of 90 Youle Street reports being assaulted by Mrs. Rachel Bailey of Emerson Street with a table knife during a bill collection attempt. A warrant was issued and she was arrested.

Melrose Walter J. Lord Youle Street Rachel Bailey George H. Bailey Emerson Street

TROLLEY WIRE SNAPS HITS CAR ON BLUE HILL AVENUE

A live trolley wire snapped on Blue Hill Avenue near Dudley Street Roxbury suspending traffic for over an hour. A Grove Hall car was struck but no passengers were injured. Linemen repaired the line.

Blue Hill Avenue Dudley Street Roxbury Grove Hall

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