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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1906

Page

4

State's Navy-10 60 Today for Massachusetts Training Ship

Governor Guild inspectors the State fleet aboard the training ship Enterprise as cadets give an exhibition drill. The Governor praises the cadets and Captain Low, with a party including Lieut. Governor Draper and several officials. Enterprise sails on a summer cruise to Havre, Gibraltar, Algiers and Madeira, returning around October 1.

Massachusetts Navy Enterprise Commonwealth William F. Low Low Draper Lin Malone Chapin Edward F. Hamlin Charles T. Gallagher N. G. Read M. J. Murray A. Shuman George F. F. Wilde Robert B. Dixon John Read F. Stanhope Hill William H. Dimick Havre France Gibraltar Algiers Madeira

Second Saviour James Burns Seeks Guardian in Lunacy Case

James Burns a milk dealer of 237 Columbia Road claims a vision naming him the second Saviour. After a long spree and Bellevue hospitalization he is at Bitton Insane Hospital. His wife and brother petition for guardianship. Judge McKim appoints brother Arthur M. Burns as guardian with $3000 bond.

James Burns Columbia Road New York Bellevue Hospital Burns Bitton Pierce Farm

Two Touring Cars Crash in Marlboro Injuring Several

A head on collision on Lakewood avenue Marlboro injured several New York and Connecticut residents. Mrs. Eben Hill Norwalk Conn Mrs. Mary Fenley Norwalk Conn Mrs R Haveland Norwalk Conn Noah Wadsworth Westboro Mass Benjamin V Earl Dedham Mass were treated at nearby farms and by Marlboro doctors. Mr Chapin owner of one car escaped with slight bruises. Mrs Hill’s condition improved and her husband arrived from South Norwalk to assist.

Marlboro Lakewood Avenue New York Connecticut Eben Hill Norwalk Conn Mary Fenley R. Haveland Noah Wadsworth Westboro Mass Benjamin V. Earl Dedham Chapin Hill

Speedy Appeal Upholds Will Contest Over John McKenna

Heirs of the late John McKenna contest his wills after his 1904 Boston death. Judge McKim ruled against the last will of 1903, and the Supreme Court, led by Judge Hammond, upheld the lower court. The 1901 will had been burned. the ruling treats McKenna as if no will existed.

John McKenna Boston McKim Probate Court Supreme Court Hammond

Brockton Man Freed of Charge of Murder

In Brockton on June 13 a court released Peter C. Goldie who had been held on a murder charge. The telegram from Sheriff White in Los Angeles showed he was needed only as a material witness in the Pasadena May 18 murder case of a colored man named Logan.

Brockton Sheriff White Los Angeles Cal Peter C. Goldie Reed Mr. Goldie Ant Logan Pasadena

Woman Sues For Two Thousand In Falls Case

Annie Flannagan sues Charles W. Emerson for $2000 in Superior Court after claiming a May 14 1904 fall in Emerson’s Temple place store due to an unsafe basement stairway. She seeks damages for injuries alleged from the incident.

Superior Court Annie Flannagan Charles W. Emerson Temple Place

Civil Service Commission Limits Laborer Transfers

Under Rule 43, Section 3 the civil service commissioners will not approve transfers of laborers between departments without a hearing of both department heads and evidence of merit for the transfer.

Civil Service Commissioners Commission

Civil Service Commission Probes City Labor Transfers

The Boston Civil Service Commission charged with clamping fake labor ratings and transfers. Chair Charles Warren cites evasion schemes where politicians push favorites into labor positions then shift them to other departments, leaving legitimately registered workers unused. Lomasney McNary and Pelletier named amid reform expectations.

Charles Warren Civil Service Commission Civil Service Boston Commonwealth

Shaw declares private business and no presidential run in Chicago

In Chicago Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw denied any presidential bid or Wall Street bank scheme. He said he was going to Davenport Iowa for a speech and that his visit concerned private business, not financial scandal. The remarks were made as he hurried through the Chicago Federal Building yesterday.

Chicago Ill Davenport Wall Street Leslie M. Shaw the Treasury of The United States Chicago Federal Building Yesterey

Cure for Severe Sores Recommends Cuticura Remedy

A letter from a Connecticut reader describes a year and a half of skin sores on a baby and how Cuticura Soap and Ointment dried the sores. The writer credits the remedy for saving the child from further deterioration.

Medics Expel M’Leod From Massachusetts Medical Society

Dr. Percy McLeod, known for the suitcase tragedy arrest and acquittal, was expelled from the Massachusetts Medical Society after a by law amendment allowed the case to proceed. He declined to comment as the committee found him guilty of conduct unbecoming a member.

Percy McLeod Massachusetts Medical Society McLeod

Mayor Inspect Private Ways on Roxbury Roads

Mayor Fitzgerald and city officials surveyed private streets in Roxbury and West Roxbury to assess which should be built or accepted as public. The inspection comes as a $500,000 annual street budget covers only a portion of needed work with further trips planned citywide.

Fitzgerald Doyle Street Department Sullivan Roxbury West Roxbury Board of Street Commissioners

Rockefeller declares war on pests in Mtco Hills estates

Tarrytown June 13 John D Rockefeller vows to exterminate pests in his Mtco Hills estates. He will pay cents for each pest killed or captured, via his superintendent, amid the battle to clear the area of infestation.

Boston Sunday Post New England Audi Sunday Post Tarrytown N. Y John D. Rockefeller Mtco Hills

M Namara death investigated as possible murder

Blandford reports the death of John McNamara found in charred ruins on the Tannery road. Police say the murder theory is strengthened by accounts that he carried large rolls of money and may have attracted mugging after drinking. He was about 48 and lived alone.

Blandford John McNamara McNamara

Crane Sues Boston and Maine for 20000 Damages

John Crane sues the Boston and Maine railway in the Superior Court before Judge White seeking 20000 damages. He was struck by an engine at the Groton street crossing in East Pepperell on May 14, 1904.

Superior Court White John Crane Boston & Maine Railway Groton Street East Pepperell

Veteran comedian John Law rence Toole reported dying

BRIGHTON Eng June 13 John Law rence Toole the veteran comedian who has been ill for some time is dying He was born in London in 1830

Brighton Eng John Lawrence Toole London

Representative Lafean questions shoe contract award

Representative LaJean of Pennsylvania urged naval committee inspection into why the Navy Department awarded a large shoe contract to Joseph Herman & Co of Boston despite higher bids. He notes the firm's bid was 8460 dollars above the lowest submitted and seeks explanation for the decision.

Washington LaJean Pennsylvania Committee On Naval Affairs Navy Department Joseph Herman & Co Boston

Public milk stations to open in Providence

Public milk stations will open in Providence on July 2 to provide pure milk at cost for babies and free nurse advice for poorer families. Physicians highlighted child deaths from impure food and mobilized community support to establish the stations.

Providence R. I

How to Fool a Lazy Liver with Artificial Exercise

A health note advocates early bowel care to prevent indigestion and chronic constipation. It promotes Cascarets by Sterling Remedy Company as a pleasant stimulant that acts like exercise, to be carried daily and used when symptoms begin.

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HUB Bunker Hill Dence Governor Guild Ezza T. Chapin Northboro Readville McKenna Will Ena John F. Fitzgerald City Hall Lomasney McNary Martin Lomasney William S. McNary Joseph C. Pelletier Knights of Columbus Warren Shaw Cuticura Siclan Beebert Sheldon Wi Conn Ay. St M’leod John D M’namara Toole Rand Sterling Remedy Company CCC Ted Boneo Ai Cascarets Santina Company
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