Thirteen youths jailed after Squantum burglary chase
Quincy police captured 13 youths from Boston in a violent morning chase through Squantum and the Neponset marshes. They are charged with breaking and entering and larceny from Joseph E. Allen’s Shoreham Street store. The gang’s capture followed a rapid auto pursuit ending near the Neponset River. Authorities report cigars cigarettes candy fruit and bottled tonics stolen.
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Quincy
Squantum
Neponset Marshes
Boston
Joseph E. Allen
Shoreham Street
Mr. Allen
Allen
Auto Patrol
Cahill
Farrell
Riley
Atlantic Station
Atlantic
Aviation Field
Bosson & Lane’s
Neponset
Neponset River
New Quincy Court House
Youths Named With Home Addresses After Store Noise
The station lists youths including George Sinnerin 17 of 67 Emerald street and William McCarty 17 of 42 Emerald street among those named in connection with a 5:30 a.m. disturbance after Mr. Allen heard a noise and found suspects running from his store.
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George Sinnerin
Emerald Street
William McCarty
George Thomas
Middlesex Street
Samuel Bikosh
Harold Morey
Shawmut Avenue
George Burke
Joseph Biggins
Albion Street
Robert E. McGowan
Mayo Street
Frank and
James Corcoran
Dover Street
Joseph Trishin
Cobb Street
Thomas Diggins
Village Street
John McArdle
Allen
Wiley's Hub Answer Soon in Health Board Pick
Washington June 2 Mayor Fitzgerald offered Dr Wiley a post as head of the Boston Board of Health at 7500 a year. Dr Wiley said he would give his answer in a few days after the official offer.
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Washington
Fitzgerald
Representative Murray
Massachusetts
Dr. Wiley
Boston Board of Health
Wiley
Bishop Anderson Confirms Class of 500 at St Francis de Sales
A class of 500 was confirmed yesterday at St Francis de Sales Church Charles Town by Rt Rev Joseph G Anderson assisted by Rev James N Supple and Rev M F Crowley. Miss Mary McCarthy sponsored the girls and William H Marneil sponsored the boys. Miss Margaret Phalen presided at the organ.
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Charlestown
Joseph G. Anderson
James N. Supple
M. F. Crowley
Mary McCarthy
William H. Marneil
Margaret Phalen
Akeroyd
Roxbury
Vincent Akeroyd
Atherton Street
Egleston Square
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Roslindale
Herbert J
James Arnold
Carrie Arnold
Gobel
Hyde Park Avenue
Tatterson
N. J
Benersani
Robert
Augustus
Mary Benersani
Fopiano
Cathering Street
Costello
Braintree
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A. C. Drinkwater
Elm Street
Commins
Somerville
Alice M. Commins
Thomas Co. Commins
Kennedy
Hanson Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Dickinson
Faulkner Hospital
Jamaica Ain
Charlotte Dickinson
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
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Watertown
James Dowd
Fischer
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Gunning
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Daniel
Elizabeth Lynch
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Endicott Street
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Winthrop Street
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Dudley Street
Joseph Frank
Amy Elizabeth Makee
Braeland Avenue
Newton Centre
Boston
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M’calmont
Children’s Hospital
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C. Murdoch
Cottage Park Road
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James Murdoch
Woodlawn Cemetery
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Jamaica Plain
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Amory Street
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Dorrance Street
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Squier
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Jerome Bonaparte Squier
Waterma Chapel
Washington Street
Pet Bury
Scanlon
Thomas F
Katherine Scanlon
Gilmartin
Highland Street
All Saints Church
Mt. Calvary
Stacey
Walnut Avenue
Sarah H
William B. Stacey
Bethany Baptist Church
West Cottage Street
Sweetland
Georgiana H. Sweetland
A. J. Sweetland
Vine Avenue
Thornton Station
Louis
Rosianna
Jin Everett
Henry” Veazie
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Wootery Chapel
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Mae
Psi
William Walsh Silen W
Unera
Massachusetts Avenue
Centage
Aehae
Chicago
Elijah A
West Newton
Cme
Newton Ce Chapel
Parades to Church Services by Plymouth Rock Lodge
James Jaynes state Grand Master of the Orange Order says the group is faithful to the Constitution God Christianity loyalty to government and public schools during Tremont Temple services. Plymouth Rock Lodge led a 700 strong parade with support from Highland Dress Pipe Band and two drum corps. Reverends Tufts and Wright offered prayers and sermon for civic leaders.
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James Jaynes
Tremont Temple
Plymouth Rock Lodge
Appleton and
Tremont Streets
Richard Wright
Steam trawler and schooners arrive as port expects liner traffic
The Spray and schooners Robert, Arthur and Frances P Mesquita reached T wharf from fishing grounds with large fares. Four passenger liners from Europe are due this week, including Canopic, Bohemian, Franconia, and Numidian. Gaspare S. from Sicily heads to Gloucester then Buenos Ayres or Montevideo. Two fruit steamers San Jose and Admiral Schley dock at port, while a new fireboat station nears completion. The Prince George carried lobsters under a permit issued by Commissioner O’Meara.
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Frances P. Mesquita
T Wharf
Customs and
Europe
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Carter
Boston
Liverpool
Cunard
Queenstown
Glasgow
Gaspare S
Trapani
Sicily
Gloucester
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Bermuda
San Jose
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Admiral Schley
Port Antonio
Jamaica
United Fruit
Long Wharf
Northern Avenue Bridge
Dominion Atlantic Line
Prince George
Yarmouth
O'Meara
Shipping News June 8 miniature almanac with arrivals
A maritime brief listing arrivals and sailings. Steamers and schooners including San Jose Davison Malmsted Paulsen Louisburg C B Admiral Sedley Jensen Port Antonio Jam City of Memphis Diehl Savannah Dorchester Bond Norfolk Quantico Nickerson Philadelphia Seaconner Sewall's Point Belfast Sawyer Bangor City of Bangor Colby Bath Governor Dingley Strout Portland Cape Ann Godfrey Gloucester Charles F Minger Machen Baltimore towing barges Nos 19 20 tugs Monocacy Camp Philadelphia Indian Ridge Hammond M Mitchell Davis Holt Portsmouth barges No 24 Irvington Farnham Portland Brunette Baltic Bonanza Savage Mars and other vessels noted.
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Davison
Port Simon
Malmsted
Paulsen
Louisburg
C. B
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
Admiral Sedley
Jensen
Port Antonio
Jam
City of Memphis
Diehl
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Bond
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Nickerson
Philadelphia
H. F. Dimock
Smith
New York
Seaconner
Baltimore
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Farnham
Portland
Brunette
Baltic
Salem
Charles W. Parker, Jr
Natty
Newport News
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Flora
Grace
Teaser
Law
Charles F. Pritchard
Lynn
Reading
Savage
Michalski
Portsmouth
Gaspare
Trapani
Sicily
Theoline
Cummings
Jacksonville
Via
Loring
Petition Not of Chamber Circulates Against Grand Trunk
Boston chamber officials deny issuing a petition urging lawmakers to block the Grand Trunk railway unless conditions are met. Secretary James A. McKibben warns the petition misleads members, lacks opportunity to oppose, and misstates chamber endorsements while reaffirming support for the Southern New England railroad to Boston.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Grand Trunk Railway
Transportation Committee of
Chamber
James A. McKibben
McKibben
Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Southern New England Railroad
Transportation Committee
Boston to Host Expanded Grand Trunk Export Trade
D. O. Ives of the Boston Chamber of Commerce committee on transportation says the Grand Trunk will shift much of its profitable export traffic to Boston port to boost westbound car movement.
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Grand Trunk
Boston
D. O. Ives
Committee On Transportation
The
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Ives critiques Eldredge amendment on Grand Trunk bill
Mr Ives said the Eldredge amendment is impractical and would ruin Boston commerce if applied to railroads. He argued it would push business to Canadian ports while starving Boston, noting Canadian shippers do not seek reciprocal deals with the United States. He warned Grand Trunk must ship exports to Boston to secure westbound tonnage and avoid bottlenecks at Buffalo and Chicago.
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Ives
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
United States
Grand Trunk
Grand Trunk Pacific
Buffalo
Chicago
Birth Death and Marriage Notices Charge
The column in the Post charges 50 cents per insertion for Birth, Marriage or Death notices. Notices may be left at the Post office, mailed to the classified department, or telephoned to Matin 1684 or Main 1004 after 10:30 p m.
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Post
Classified Department
Matin
Boston as hub for Canadian trade via Grand Trunk Pacific
Mr. Ives argues Lake Superior ports compete with rivals and Boston could become the funnel for increasing interchange from Southern Canada. He warns shippers prefer direct, timely service over roundabout routes and inferior options, shaping westbound traffic toward Boston.
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Lake Superior
Boston
Grand Trunk Pacific
Ives
Canada
Ex Champion Patrick Flannigan Dies in Meriden
Patrick Flannigan a founder organizer of the Gaelic Athletic League of Connecticut and a noted athlete died in Meriden Connecticut from complications of diseases. He once held the state handball title and after a Madison Square Garden contest won first prize for kicking a football the longest distance.
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Meriden, Conn
Patrick Flannigan
Gaelic Athletic League of
Connecticut
Madison Square Garden
New York
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