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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1907

Page

3

Phantom robbers behind two city heists puzzle police

Investigators weigh two separate robberies totaling 5200 dollars in Boston. A $4500 loss from Paymaster Edwin Fenno of the Boston Elevated Railroad and a $700 theft from New Haven Railroad clerk Charles Arnold Jr. are deemed possibly connected as insiders may be involved. Officials informally probe suspects tied to stock dealings and a past street altercation. Police expect further arrests and heightened vigilance as Old Home Week approaches.

Edwin Fenno Boston Elevated Railroad Company Charles F. Arnold, Jr New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company City Washington Street Arnold Treasurer’s Department New Haven Road Dalrymple Street Jamaica Plain Asa W. Flanders Fenno Medford Cambridge Somerville Robert A. Sinclair Trenton Street Charlestown Mr. Sinclair Watts

Lawson Sues Pollard for 7500 Over Bicycle Theft Claim

In Hingham a suit by Thomas W. Lawson seeks 7500 damages from former Dreamwold manager George W. Pollard amid attached items including a bicycle. William Monahan of Scituate, accused of stealing the bicycle, was arrested after taking it from Pollard's farm and later released with Monahan saying the bike was not attached and he had permission to use it.

Hingham William Monahan Scituate Thomas W. Lawson George W. Pollard Dreamwold Hingham Court Pollard Monahan

Stevens Named Vice President of New Haven Railroad

New Haven July 19 John F Stevens former Panama Canal chief engineer was named a vice president of the New Haven Railroad with an office at New Haven He will oversee all matters pertaining to operation and report to the president President Mellen announced the appointment today.

New Haven Mellen The New Haven Railroad John F. Stevens Panama Canal Stevens

Woman accuses five police officers in drunkenness case

Julia Leverett aged 23 of 95 West Cedar street told Municipal Court Judge Bennett she will press charges against Officers Frederick Sullivan and William J Joyce of Station 3 and another unnamed officer after a drunkenness charge was filed and probation set for idleness and disorderly conduct.

Bennett Julia Leverett West Cedar Street Frederick Sullivan William J. Joyce Station 3

Woman alleges unlawful arrest by three officers

Defendant says last Wednesday night three officers entered her room without informing her she was under arrest. She remonstrated, asked to dress, was refused, then struggled as one officer kneeled on her head and the others applied restraints. She says Officer Sullivan threatened her the day before and she will appear before Police Commissioner O’Meara this morning.

Sullivan O'Meara

30 Days for Fast Driving in Plymouth

Ross Drisko automobile dealer of Norway Street Boston was sentenced by Judge Kelley to 30 days in the house of correction and fined 50 dollars for driving 40 miles an hour through a street closed for repairs at 11 o clock at night. Drisko appealed. The judge added Any man who will drive like that at 11 o clock at night needs a guardian.

Plymouth Ross Drisko Norway Street Boston House of Correction Kelley Drisko

Fight for Supreme Officers Roils S C B A Convention

Springfield July 19 The race between Costelloe and McGowan factions heats as bylaws pass and amendments fail. John J. Hynes addressed the session while Mrs Costelloe attacked the administration and power monopoly.

Springfield Costelloe McGowan L.cc. B. A John J. Hynes Catholic Men’s Benefit Association of Buffalo Labor Supreme Board Haynes Hotel M. E. Costelloe Worthy

North End Union to Face West End House in Aug 10 Match

Fans from the North and West ends plan to attend the baseball game between the North End Union and the West End House on August 10 at the National League grounds.

North North End Union West End House

Quincy’s Services Fees for Boston City Hearings Revealed

Josiah Quincy ex mayor and transit commissioner says his $1000 bill for legal services before the taxation committee reflects substantial work at the State House last session. He notes the mercantile corporation bill could have saved Boston $150,000 annually and that his fee was unusually low for the scope of tasks performed.

Josiah Quincy State House Quincey Committee On Taxation Quincy Post Mercantile Corporation

Lifeguard Rescues Drowning Boy At L Street Baths

Thomas Harrington, a lifeguard at the L street baths, saved a non swimmer boy who wandered beyond depth and was near drowning yesterday afternoon. He jumped into a boat, brought the boy ashore unconscious, and revived him after pulling him aboard. The boy departed the bathhouse later without giving his name.

Thomas Harrington L Street Harrington Iad

Downey Missing Over Four Years In Fall River

Four years have passed since Patrick Downey left his sister Mary Watson's Chelsea home to view Christmas decorations and never returned. He would be 38 now, formerly worked at Construction Iron Works Everett and then Fall River, and was unmarried. Anyone with information should contact his brother James Downey at 138 Division Street Chelsea.

Patrick Downey Division Street Chelsea Mary Watson Central Street Fall River Downy Everett James Downey

Sugar Theft Accusations In Roxbury Wagon Case

Police accuse Maurice Hambo of stealing 600 pounds of sugar from Cobh Aldrich Company valued at 37 dollars and selling it at discounts to Leo Marrianni of Medford Street. Marrianni faces arraignment on receiving stolen goods, Hambo charged with larceny after a wagon package was found.

Maurice Hambo Cobden Street Roxbury Cobh, Aldrich Company Leo P. Marrianni Medford Street Hambo Marrianni

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