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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1906
Page
4
In Sebastopol on July 12 Vice-Admiral Chouknin commander of the Black Sea fleet was shot yesterday by a sailor of the battleship Otchakoff and died this morning without regaining consciousness. He had long been a marked man for his role in repressing disorders.
An estimated 49,000 Hebrews fled Warsaw yesterday with old, women and children escaping while guards patrol streets. Authorities warn against outbreaks as armed guards seal gates. hundreds also evacuated from Poltava.
William W. Kimball of 13 Winter street Arlington filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy listing debts of 166 192 79 with no assets. Key creditors include Horatio G Curtis and John P Squire Co with judgments totaling 165 172 24 on pre failure indorsements and several small joint notes.
Buffalo physician Dr. R V Pierce publishes a full non secret list of ingredients for his medicines to counter critics. He asserts formulas are open to scrutiny and include no alcohol or narcotics and highlights Unicorn root as a key ingredient. A booklet with endorsements and medical discussion is offered free by mail.
Pittsburg dispatch reports arrests likely in the Hartje divorce proceeding with District Attorney Robb hinting at two prominent city men to be jailed. Key witness David N. Carvalho, a handwriting expert, will claim the love letters to Hartje’s wife are forgeries.
Augusta July 12 The financial embarrassment of Alexander and Alexander a leading cotton firm in Georgia surfaced with about $145 000 in discrepancies after head Thomas W Alexander vanished borrowing 200 and telling his brother to open his desk and retrieve three letters to reveal the firms troubles Banks report losses including the Georgia Railroad Bank at 115 000 with loans implicated in the shortfall
At a Chelsea Central Labor Union meeting last night delegates from Hack and Cab Drivers Local 126 and Hebrew Carpenters Local 937 were admitted. Steps will push to employ union men and their carriages by undertakers in the future with Business Agent Dolly of the Boston Hack and Cab Drivers Union in attendance.
Rebecca Ku rinskey who runs a Broadway restaurant was fined 15 dollars by Judge Sweetser in the District Court for assaulting Robert C. Taylor 30 who lives near her business.
Governor Guild and Councillor Cox discussed the fight over Chairman Woodward Emery of the harbor and land commissioners. Cox left hopeful of council harmony as Guild may withdraw Emery, while Alonzo R. Weed’s confirmation as gas commissioner proceeds despite opposition. The Nye alliance gains a practical victory for Cape Cod. The Nichols nomination as Foxboro trustee likely stays on the table.
Clarence B Rowley counsel for Dr John Sinclair asked to lower the $10,000 bail on an alleged unlawful operation leading to Annie M Russell's death on February 4. District Attorney Moran opposed, noting disappearing witnesses and urging indictment. Judge Bishop refused any bail change. Sinclair remains in custody or must post bond.
Harry M. True, a Boston garage employee, was arrested by Inspector Burke in Worcester after noon for assault and battery on 12 year old Harry Fibley. Fibley was knocked from his bicycle by True’s car, suffering cuts and bruises but not serious injuries.
Ex councilman Patrick F Gormley Ward 19 argues for an extra representative in Wards 19 and 22 as county redistricting hearings proceed. Tonight a meeting at Revere Town Hall will hear voters from Revere Winthrop and Chelsea.
Martin Clark 80 sues his Boston sister Mrs. Matilda Rockwell for recovery of San Francisco real estate she allegedly fleeced him of after he deeded the property to her under her promise to deed it back. He claims she lured him to Boston during her urging and mismanaged the assets amid the city’s earthquake and fire.
At 155 Ruthven Street Roxbury Massachusetts sister's son reports no lawsuit will be filed regarding Matilde E Rockwell who refused something at home with family.
A statement released last night quotes the mother through her son saying she has not received notice of any suit in San Diego California. If a suit exists, she believes it will be settled amicably, viewing the matter as a misunderstanding to be resolved without trial.
Luigi Maloni of North Place allegedly stabbed during a Tileston street christening. Police arrested him after a disturbance Sunday night. incident described as a violent uninvited guest event.
Vincenzo Eramo 31 of 46 Charter Street claims two former friends he was playing cards with at 17 Trileston Street assaulted him after he protested a cheat. He was left badly cut and found in a backyard before fleeing to Station 1 to report the attack.
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