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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1905

Page

9

Telegraphers' L A Flynn Dead At 26 In Boston

Louis A Flynn a noted telegrapher in this city died at Carney Hospital after months of illness. He began with Western Union as a clerk and rose to main office operator then press wires duties. A member of the Telegraphers Mutual Aid Association and Asquam Club president, he will be buried from his sister's home with services at St Peters Church.

Louis A. Flynn Carney Hospital Lou Flynn Western Union Company North Chamber of Commerce William A. Moore Savin Hill Avenue St. Peter’s Church Meeting House Hill St. Louis Exposition McDowell's Perfect Boston New York Chicago San Francisco McDowell School Winter St Mtu

Roxbury Firemen Mourn Station Cat Jocko

Lieutenant Burns of Engine 12 Roxbury drafts resolutions mourning Jocko the station cat a 15 year old feline whose life touched the crew and community with daily presence and quiet companionship.

Roxbury Jocko Lieutenant Burns

Cat buried with fireman tribute after Roxbury engine death

Lieutenant Matthew Burns of Engine 12 Roxbury and his cat Jacko were killed by the engine just outside the station. On Thursday Jacko received a fireman's burial as many attending firemen observed a ceremonial tribute.

Green Matthew Burns Dudley Street Roxbury Jacko

Excitement Proved Fatal for East Boston Blacksmith

John McCarthy a well known East Boston blacksmith died after a fainting spell at work. The physician cites heart failure due to diabetes as the cause. A former employee visited him hours before his death amid dispute over work. McCarthy reportedly had over $1000 on his person. The funeral is set for this morning at his brother's home 1102 Saratoga Street with a solemn high mass at the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer.

John McCarthy Boston McCarthy Thomas J. Lane Saratoga Street Church of the Most Holy Redeemer

Charlestown Aldermen plan old-time night June 16

Alderman Edward L. Cauley moves an order to permit fireworks in Charlestown from sunset June 16 to midnight June 17. The aim is to let youths celebrate noisily while avoiding past trouble. He predicts a lively night and similar noise the night before the Fourth.

Charlestown Edward L. Cauley Bunker Hill Wyman Alderman Cauley

Roosevelt's rear rifle returned for repairs

The rifle used by President Roosevelt on his late hunting trip arrived at the Springfield armory for polishing and restoration. Made for Roosevelt under Colonel Phipps, it features woodwork changes but remains the regular army rifle, noted for its bear-hunting effectiveness.

Springfield Roosevelt Springfield Armory Phipps

Roxbury Man Thrown From Car Running Board

James H. Murphy of 10 Marshfield Street Roxbury rode on the running board of an inward bound Meeting House Hill car yesterday afternoon. He was struck by auto 0205 standing at 234 Dudley Street and was thrown to the pavement. He was taken to City Hospital with contusions to the left arm and several bruises.

James H. Murphy Marshfield Street Roxbury Meeting House Hill Dudley Street City Hospital

Cymric Reaches Dock After Quarantine Delay

The White Star liner Cymric docked at Water street after 6 PM with 98 first class 49 second class and 650 steerage passengers. Notable arrivals included Francis J. Amory and family Edmund M. Blake D Heath John Hopewell and relatives Mrs John K E Toulmin Miss Evelyn R Toulmin Miss Edith Toulmin and Thomas Downey with many business associates greeting the ship.

White Star Cymric Water Street Francis J. Amory Edmund M. Blake D. Heath John Hopewell John KE. Toulmin Evelyn R. Toulmin Edith Toulmin Thomas Downey Boston Globe

Fishing Vessels Bring Haddock and Cod to T Wharf Market

On Sunday at T wharf several schooners arrived with large haddock and cod stocks. Louisa R Sylva carried 12 000 pounds haddock and 2 000 cod, Bel bina P Domingos 20 000 haddock and 9 000 cod, Boyd and Leeds 1 500 haddock and 28 000 cod, with Minerva following after dark. The Mary E Harty set a Cape shore mackerel record at 3 800 barrels, estimating $6 000 to $7 000 in value. Prices may dip after the Prince George’s arrival with 307 barrels from Yarmouth. The Cymric later berthed at Charlestown with 107 saloon and 757 steerage passengers.

T Wharf Louisa R. Sylva Belbina P. Domingos Boyd and Leeds Minerva Gloucester Mary E. Harty Eben Lewis Caps Harty Cape Shore Lewis Constellation Thaddeus Morgan Vida McKown Sol Jacobs Margaret Haskins Lizaie M. Stanley Victor, Grayling Emma Brown Helen Wells Slade Gorton Hattie C. Heckman Mary C. Curtis Hoosac Tunnel Charlestown Liverpool Queenstown White Star Cymric Atkin Taffrail

Shipping News: Arrivals and Sailings Included

Shipping notices list arrivals from Cymric and Queenstown to the White Star Line plus extensive vessel and cargo details. Multiple vessels including Admiral Farragut City of Gloucester and barges are noted with passenger counts, routes, and harbor movements.

Probate Court cites heirs in Moody and Welch estates

Massachusetts Probate Court directs notices to heirs and interested parties in the estates of Andrew Moody late of Hanover New Hampshire and Mary H. Welch late of Dover New Hampshire. Trustees seek licenses to receive or sell shares of Lowell Gas Light Company Boston & Albany Railroad Company Merchants National Bank and related property. Court set hearings in Boston Suffolk County for June 8 and June 15 1905 with required public notices in the Boston Post.

Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Suffolk Sarah J. Burpef Weld Maine Commonwealth Richard Goni1iam Dummer Franklin Boro Suffolk Savings Bank of Boston Charlestown Five Gents Savings Bank Cambridge Savings Bank East Cambridge Savings Bank Boston Boston Post John W. McKim Esquire Elijah George Register Commonwealth OF Lowell Gas Light Company Mary HB. Welch Dover New Acres Mary R. Welch Strafford New Hampshire Boston & Albany Railroad Company Merchants National Bank William Henry Fairfield Francise Ellen Fairfield Walter G. Bassett City of Holden George A. Carpenter International Microphone Company Orsino G. Sleeper H. R. W. Browne

Probate Court Citations and Notice of Executors

Suffolk Probate Court issues citations to Patrick Farley and others in the estates of Mary K Lyons and Anastasia Shanahan with dates for June 8 1905 and June 8 1905 for various administrations. Notices to heirs creditors and interested parties require appearance or filings and provide service and publication rules. Also notice of Charles J Fuchs executor appointment for GEORGE CARL FUCHS with demand and payment directions.

George Carl Fuchs Georg Carl Fuchs Boston Suffolk Charles J. Fuchs Washington Avenue South

Executors appointed for the will of William VP Beala

Notice states the subscribers are executors of William VP Beala late of Brooklyn New York deceased testate. They have bonded and appointed F Allen Whiting of 9 Park Street Boston as agent. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay at 189 Montague Street Brooklyn NY.

William VP. Beala Brooklyn New York F. Allen Whiting Park Street Boston Montague Street Brooklyn Borough New York City

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