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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
5
A mysterious stranger believed to be a Black Hand member hurled dynamite into a cellar at 85 North Margin street injuring nothing but causing an explosion. He fled down side streets after the blast, with Louis Taglia owner of the building regarded as an enemy.
A crash of plaster and flying splinters disperses cups as dynamite causes a blast near Endicott Street. Barber Antone Pizzolo and patrons describe a tall 21 year old man in a light suit fleeing down the street while officers search for the culprit amid Italian factional tensions in North Margin Street.
Joseph Zeccola of Watertown is charged with the murder of Charles J. Reed and will go on trial at Waltham District Court tomorrow. James H. Vahey will defend Zeccola, with Judge Abbott presiding and an expert interpreter secured for the proceedings.
Nathan Darrow argues over ruling permitting Orchard testimony about Adams and Adams' aim to remove claim jumpers in northern Idaho. He references Coeur d'Alene 1899 events and claims Pinkertons supplied much testimony. He contends train wreck and explosions were provocations or accidental, not conspiratorial, and presses that relevant threats against Steunenberg justify the evidence.
A two story frame building on Grant Place Dorchester used as a storehouse by J. E. B. Hayden burned, causing about $3000 in damage. Police report conclude the blaze was not set after investigation.
The body of Canadian artist William Townley Benson was found in Saltillo public park with a bullet wound to the head. Local authorities ruled it a self-inflicted death.
Charles D. B. Huyler son of a candy magnate and his bride Miss Margaret Porter of Asheville N C sail today on the America for Europe. A guest on the pier recalls plans for a fall wedding but a Harvard law course prompted a quick marriage before departure. They will return to Boston to establish a home.
M Ouchida the special Japanese ambassador to the Vatican arrived bearing an autograph letter from the Emperor to the pope. The Emperor thanks the pope for sending Monsignor O Connell coadjutor archbishop of Boston as envoy.
Magee Furnace Company sends the largest heating apparatus shipment from New England, weighing 225000 pounds. Twenty two horse teams haul the goods from Magee foundries to the steamship wharf for delivery to Messrs Mangrum Otter Co of San Francisco, by way of New York on the American Hawaiian line.
New Jersey Court of Pardons denied the parole request by Rev J Frank Cordova who fled with Julia Bowne leaving behind a wife and family. Cordova was sentenced in March 1905 to four years and would have been released in August next year if he had conformed to rules.
Mabel Moy 26 formerly wed to Moy Fook in Suffolk courts last May married Frank Leong 34 a waiter with Hong Far Low Co in Providence Tuesday night. The ceremony was done by Rev Sherman A Ross and the couple now live in a Oxford place back room. Moy Fook calls the match a repeat of her marriages amid comments from local residents.
Walter L. Hayes and Andrew Scott protest a $35000 loan for a Savin Hill park, arguing the funds are unnecessary and proposing Mt Ida as a preferable site. Hayes, formerly a city alderman, claims savin hill residents lack need while nearby Glover’s Corner and Fields Corner deserve a park. He cites alleged past devices to push property sales and says $5000 needed to finish the Savin Hill playground suffices.
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