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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1905
Page
7
Sam Cohen six suffers a dangerous wound from a revolver held by his ten year old brother Harry at 121 Chambers Street. Neighbors rush the boy to Massachusetts General Hospital where doctors report him in critical but hopeful condition.
Roxbury saw several accidents yesterday. Salvator Gaparella 26 of 41 Fleet street North End was struck by an inward bound train near Massachusetts avenue and thrown 30 feet onto a bank. Sophia Liberman 16 of 2 Brighton street West End was overcome by heat at the Dudley street Elevated terminal and fell injuring herself. James Skinner 64 of Everett fell on May street dislocating his left hip. Thomas J. Kline 572 Shawmut avenue Roxbury burned extinguishing a fire at Anthony's machine shop 162 Ruggles street. Josiah Hiltz car inspector for the Elevated road fractured several ribs in a pit on Guild street while inspecting car trucks.
Thomas J. Kline 45 of 572 Shawmut Ave Roxbury suffered severe facial and hand burns while smothering a blaze at Benjamin F. Anthony's machine shop 162 Ruggles St caused by oil igniting on a hot iron. Damages estimated at 200 dollars.
Baron J. Komura, Japan's foreign minister and peace commissioner, works through a flood of cipher despatches at S Hisamiuzu's Seattle residence after the Minnesota arrives. He and his party travel by private car on the Great Northern train east, while a welcome crowd and officials greet him in Seattle.
Reverend Dr. F. E. Clark, founder of the International Christian Endeavor Societies, recuperating at his summer home, predicts Russia will gain more from defeats by Japan. He praises Roosevelt, cites hope for peace, and recalls persuading Secretary Hay to write a poem for a 1896 convention.
Marblehead July 20 Mrs Rosana C Towne widow of Joseph H Towne of Salem died at Rockmere Inn in her 75th year following long illness after her husband’s death on Sept 25 1902 The death moves public bequests totaling nearly 500000 closer to effective completion.
Medford July 20 A special meeting of the Board of Aldermen will be held next Tuesday to address a violation of the statute in appropriations. Officials allegedly spent $6000 beyond the limit, triggering a tax increase from 18.80 to 21.80 per $1000 of property value.
District Attorney Sanderson virtually announces Dr. William F. Whitney of Harvard Medical School will succeed the late Dr Edward Wood as chemical expert. Whitney, renowned for blood analysis, is praised as a fit successor based on his analytical chemistry work and service to the State police in past cases.
Miss Nora A Buckley of 26 Pearl street married Lawrence J Murray of 64 Valley street Malden this afternoon. Rev Richard Neagle officiated. Miss Nora Doherty served as bridesmaid and William Kennedy of Charlestown was best man.
In a United States Court session yesterday the Ubero receivers were granted power to sue Ubero officers to recover stockholders losses. The petition to sell company property was postponed for 60 days as they pursue real estate sales and legal action against officers for fraud and negligence. Hugh W. Ogden and Jeremiah Smith Jr led the case with investors, officers, and attorneys present including Arthur W. Stedman and Frederick C. Hood's counsel James J. Myers.
The State Department reports that a Chinese boycott organized by trade guilds in Shanghai Canton Tien-Tsin Hankow and Niuchwang began today.
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