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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
2
Prices for khaki suits with velvet collar set at 3.95, with government cloth, offered for Thursday and Friday only. The offer emphasizes price hold and limited sell days.
A boat possibly the yacht of Bowdoin students Richard A. Lee and John F. Morrison was found off Seal Island Cove east of Small Point Maine in 1212 fathoms of water. Two drag boats and the revenue cutter Woodbury will continue operations with a diver to identify and recover the vessel.
A Boston driven conspiracy is alleged in which leading Armenians receive death threats and demand funds for revolutionary purposes. The huntchagist offshoot split and leaders accused of diverting about 55000 dollars. Police in New York Chicago Providence pursue clues as graft sunderings tie to Turkish aims.
New Haven plans an electric suburban service to Boston via the New York, New Haven and Hartford line as soon as feasible. The system, already electrified between New Rochelle and New York, will eliminate grade crossings and upgrade equipment to accept dual current. Vice-President Timothy E. Byrnes said the move signals broader electrification for freight and passenger service across the system, with pantograph high-tension bow trolleys enabling two current types on dual motors. One engine can haul a 200-ton train at 25 mph with two-mile stops, and up to 40 mph under favorable conditions. two locomotives can handle 250-ton through trips, with tandem operation for heavier loads.
Bedias Hamp artzoomian was indicted for murder in the first degree for the H. 8. Tavahanjian assassination. Coroner testimony took 20 minutes before the grand jury. A letter from the Hunchakist Armenian Society demanded 10000 dollars from Armen P. Aleon of 907 Broadway to aid patriots, with threats if police were notified.
An unidentified man about 80 years old with blue eyes and dark brown hair was found at Union Wharf just after midnight with a fractured skull. Division 1 officers suspect foul play and have opened an investigation. The body lies in the North Grove street morgue and stands about 5 feet 5 inches tall.
A large crowd and police responded on Washington street as a 16 year old girl cried murder after an engagement ended and she left with another man. The discarded lover appeared and caused trouble. the other man disappeared. No arrests were made.
A woman recalls a frightening incident with a horse in a stall. The animal bit its own tongue and kicked her knee as she tried to escape. She was treated by doctors, with neighbors helping as she recovered from the injuries and pain.
In his remarks the defense attorney derides Hawley as dishonest and accuses him of using Orchard’s tale for cash. He ridicules Orchard’s religion, questions Orchard’s credibility, and warns jurors they would be ashamed if they convict Haywood on Orchard’s story. He emphasizes the labor movement will continue beyond Haywood.
Springfield July 24 Independence League held a dollar dinner at Highland House with guests Thomas L. Hisgen of Springfield and E Gerry Brown of Brockton. Hisgen declared his candidacy on the Independence League ticket and outlined a platform including railroad merger opposition a reciprocal demurrage law and anti discrimination. Brown stressed broad opposition to Eben S Draper and noted his prior nominations by both Independence League and Democratic Party while affirming loyalty to the coalition voters.
About 8:30 p.m. Sam and Joseph Katz of 9 Portland Street halted a man who climbed in through a rear window while they moved a box of records. The crowd gathered as the intruder, claiming an epileptic fit, was escorted to the station by an officer. he had been working nearby at Mitchell Press, 13 Portland Street.
The penal institutions department awarded D Doherty of Dorchester a contract to furnish 1400 tons of coal at 3.85 per ton, signed July 11 and filed July 24. Christopher P Conlin of East Boston won a sewer job on Bayswater Street filed yesterday. Hugh Mealey senior, father of Councilman Hugh Mealey Jr, secured a contract for installing a skylight and roofing at the Dorchester Street fire station in South Boston.
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