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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1908

Page

12

Hadley Will Mystery Divides Somerville Kin

East Somerville recluse Benjamin Hadley who died last December leaves a half million fortune and a rumored secret marriage to Emeline Coles. The case in East Cambridge Probate Court may test three Hadley wills and a fourth filed today while Emeline Coles’s mother claims a hidden marriage and possible murder suspicion surrounding young Bennie Coles.

Benjamin Hadley East Somerville Lydia Emeline Coles Benjamin Hadley Coles, Jr Hadley East Cambridge Bennie Emeline Mr. Hadley

Martin C. Day Dead in New York

Martin Cheney Day, former city editor of the Providence Daily Journal and Evening Bulletin and later of the Providence News, died in Polyclinic Hospital. He was son of George T Day of Hillsdale College and began newspaper work under George W. Danielson of the Providence Journal. He authored a history of the Graves Barnaby poisoning case involving Dr. Thomas Thatcher Graves.

New York Martin Cheney Day Providence Daily Journal Evening Bulletin Providence News Polyclinic Hospital Today George T., Day Hillsdale College George W. Danielson Providence Journal Graves-Barnaby Thomas Thatcher Graves Providence Barnaby Denver Col

Massachusetts 54-hour bill clash over lumbering textile work hours

Democratic Senators pressed Acting Governor Draper to back a 54-hour limit for women and children in mills, but Draper rejected a compromise to 56 hours. The dispute pits Draper against Senator James H. Vahey with 19 senators ready to back 64 hours, while 20 to 7 supported postponing the vote.

Draper James H. Vahey Vahey Senate Beacon Hill Congress Arkwright Club Norcross Monson Linehan

Becks Veio Upheld in Chelsea Franchise Vote

Mayor Beck of Chelsea wins aldermanic support for vetoes preserving the city franchise denial to Home Telephone Company and for rejecting an aldermanic order to spend 75 on a city funded group photo.

Beck Chelsea Home Telephone Company

Veto on Telephone Franchise Faces Narrow Council Votes

The council rejected the veto with ten votes needed but only three could be mustered to pass over it. Aldermen Black Breath and Delano supported overriding, while Cook and White stood with the Mayor on the $75 portrait expense. Police promotions followed with Tucker named lieutenant Hebblethwaite sergeant Moody patrolman Cass reserve officer and McCarthy special officer. confirmations pending after a week.

Black Breath Delano Cook Frank W. Tucker W. L. Hebblethwaite William J. Moody

Sister of Judge Sherman Dies in Jamaica Plain

Mrs. Malvina Backus aged sister of Judge Edgar Sherman died at 16 Hampstead Street Jamaica Plain. Born February 17 1828 in Wethersford Vermont she had lived with her brothers in Jamaica Plain for ten years and was a widow. She will be buried in Bellevue Cemetery at Lawrence.

Malvina Backus Edgar Sherman Hampstead Street Jamaica Plain Wethersford Bellevue Cemetery Lawrence

Telephone chief denies suburban rate increase

Superintendent I. O. Wright of the New England Telephone Company denies any rise in suburban telephone rates. He states that the same rates in effect four years ago will prevail.

I. O. Wright New England Telephone Company

End of eight party line era replaces with four party lines

The company announced the eight party line system is ending yesterday after four years of phased abolition. Four party lines replace old contracts upon renewal. all old contracts have expired. Rates remain five cents within Boston radius and 10 cents between exchanges. suburban district rates stay ten cents, five cents within a single exchange. Superintendent Wright says complaints eased after explanations to subscribers.

Boston Wright

Airship Falls While Flying During Trial in Rome

French aeronaut Leon Delagrange crashed his aeroplane during a final trial over Piazza di Armi Rome. He halted to avoid a collision with the royal stand and the craft fell four yards but sustained only slight damage. Queen Dowager Margherita and Crown Prince Constantine of Greece witnessed the flight amid a large crowd.

Rome Leon Delagrange Piazza di Armi Delagrange Margherita Constantine Greece

British cruisers to meet American fleet at Suva Fiji

It is announced that the British cruisers Cambrian and Prometheus will engage the American fleet at Suva in the Fiji Islands. The cruiser Powerful is slated to meet the American fleet at Auckland.

Sydney S. W Cambrian Suva Fiji Islands Auckland

Swedish King Gustave and Queen Visit Berlin

King Gustave of Sweden and the Queen arrived in Berlin and were greeted by the Emperor and royal family. Troops lined the route to the castle as the royal party arrived.

Berlin Gustave Sweden

Mayor names new wire commissioner amid consolidation doubts

In SCITUATE on June 1 the schooner yacht Clio, ashore since Saturday, was floated and reached the wharf safely after a southeast gale. Mayor Hibbard assigns Chief Inspector James E B Cole as wire commissioner at 5000 dollars yearly, signaling possible consolidation delays. School House Commissioner Mullen resigns. Senator Tilton Bell to replace him, while outside business ties involve Senator Bell, Commissioner Noyes, and Chairman Sturgis.

Hibbard James EB. Cole School House Mullen Tilton Bell Department of Sealers of Weights and Measures Bell Noyes Sturgis Commission Scituate Clio

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