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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1914

Page

4

New Brunswick Premier Testifies in Timber Lands Probe

Premier J K Flemming testified at a royal commission hearing on timber lands extortion. He described how George Cutler of Stetson Cutler and Co suggested a timber bonus not exceed 50 dollars per mile and hinted at party contributions, which Flemming said he did not accept.

ST. John N. B J. K. Flemming New Brunswick George Cutler Boston Stetson, Cutler & Co Cutler

Premier questioned over timber bonus and lumber fund

B Carvell asks the premier to swear he did not know a lumbermen s fund existed when fixing the timber limits bonus on July 10 last year. The premier says he cannot be sure. He defends voluntary contributions as honorable if truly voluntary. He says he did not know the fund amounts until the inquiry. He notes Berry was not discharged despite involvement, though ordered to withdraw from the fund as an official.

B. Carvell L.A Flemming W. H. Berry Berry

Missing South End youth John Cross sought by police

John A. Cross, 19, of 69 Worcester Street South End, has been missing since Sunday. His mother Edith Cross reported the disappearance, fearing foul play. Cross, English born, helps as assistant scout master of a Roxbury Boy Scout troop. He is described as five feet six inches, about 120 pounds, with a suitcase and hand clip missing.

John A. Cross Worcester Street South End Edith Cross Young Cross Roxbury Cross

Angelica Muscatel Tokay A Tokay 4 Malaga Madeira

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Muscatel Malaga Madeira

Boston policewomen on agenda despite mayor’s payroll stance

Secretary Miss Marion Nichols of the Civil Service Reform Association urges immediate appointment of policewomen for Boston. Mayor Curley says the city will not place policewomen on the payroll, authorizing only outside remuneration. Robert A. Woods of the South End House joins in optimism a squad will start this fall.

Women’s Auxiliary The Civil Service Reform Association Boston Curley Robert A. Woods Marion Nichols Miss Nichols South End House

Carman Case Raises Claims Of Grand Jury Bias

Mrs Carman speaks of unfair treatment by the grand jury and press while defending her conduct in the Carman office shooting. She recounts alleged cruelty by Burns and the dictagraph, seeks a fair trial, and plans a Delaware Water Gap vacation before returning for the September Supreme Court case.

Dr. Carman Justice Vansielen

Tragedy Aboard Scow Leaves Four Dead By Lake

Five people, two women and three children, drowned when a scow capsized during a lake outing near Nashua. Miss Burrows was found first near shore. Mrs Mills and two others disappeared with the craft sinking in 15 feet of water. The Mills family husband is missing, he may have died by own hand according to camp witness. Police and local volunteers faced a long night of grappling for bodies.

Tham Mr. Levy Mrs. Carman Sam Miss Burrang Mrs. Mills Miss Burraws Miss Burrows Nashua Boston Lake Shore George Pulsifer Locust Street Metropolitan Police Maurice Finn

Syrians Welcome Bishop Hawaweny in Boston

Hundreds of Syrians greet Bishop Raphael Hawaweny of Brooklyn head of Syrian Orthodox churches in North America upon his arrival at South Station. He is escorted to Rev. Solomon Fairnene’s home for a week long visit.

Boston Raphael Hawaweny Brooklyn N. Y North America South Station Solomon Fairnene

Drowned Man Found In Merrimack River Near Goffs Falls

An unidentified man about whom little is known was found drowned in the Merrimack River at Pine Island Park near Goff's Falls in Manchester. Police have only a very meager description.

Manchester N. H Merrimack River Pine Island Park Goff’s Falls

Bodies Not Found After Drowning Near Bremer Point

South Boston boy Joseph Shea aged 12 and his uncle Lawrence Crowley were missing after drowning off Bremer's Point Manchester Thursday afternoon. Crowley, 82, worked as a gardener on the Stevens estate and lived on School street Manchester. Shea and his family were visiting Manchester relatives when the pair were last seen on rocks. authorities fear they were swept out by undertow. Police pursue a key identification and consider foul play theories linked to a missing woman found further upriver. autopsy indicates drowning with preexisting facial bruises.

Joseph Mortimer Shea South Boston Lawrence Crowley Bremer’s Point Manchester Crowley Stevens Smith Point School Street Shea Margaret Young Shea SS. Peter and Paul’s Cornelius Shea Adams House K. of C. and Foresters West Fourth Street Boston

Police suspect foul play in Winthrop girl’s death

Detectives say the girl was lured to a den by a man and believe homicide is the cause. Officers, after a long day of work, focus on identifying the suspect behind the apparent crime.

Tan Winthrop

Barton leaves fortune to family in Worcester will

Charles S. Barton former president of Rice Barton and Fales Company filed his will in Probate Court Worcester. The estate valued between 500000 and 1000000 dollars goes entirely to his immediate family.

Barton Worcester Charles S. Barton Rice, Barton & Fales Company

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