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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1904

Page

1

North Station case ends in custody of runaway youths

A Laconia high school girl Addie Tate aged 16 and conductor Howard Parsons aged 22 were found together after a flirtation on a street car. Parsons was reportedly married. The two were reported missing and then taken into custody at North Station after police inquiries. telegrams were sent to apprehend them.

Laconia N. H North Station Addie Tate Howard Parsons Miss Tate Parsons George Tate Union Street

Russians Fall in Large Battle North of Kinchou

London reports heavy Russian losses as a major clash rages along the Varangon front near Kinchou. Japanese forces press with heavy artillery and anticipate the war’s greatest engagement to date, while many Russian dead are left on the field.

London Varangon Kinchou

Run on Bank in Framingham Triggers Women’s Alarm

June 14 Framingham sees over 200 women rush Farmers and Mechanics Bank after a house girl warns of a deposit surge. A man withdrew 900 dollars last Friday prompting the rumor mill at Dennison Tag Company’s Framingham Centre works. Bank opens at 9 with anxious crowds seeking safety of their funds.

South Framingham Framingham Farmers and Mechanics Dennison Tag Company Ham Centre

Moody to Get Knoxs Place

Washington June 14 Attorney General Knox appointed United States Senator from Pennsylvania to succeed the late Senator Quay will retire from the cabinet in a few days and will be succeeded by Secretary Moody who is expected to assume his new duties on his return from Massachusetts Knox had planned to remain until September when he would join the Senate but decided to relinquish the office as soon as convenient.

Washington Knox United States Pennsylvania Quay Moody Massachusetts Senate

Three Cambridge Boys Rescued From Charles River Drowning

Thomas B. Landers rescued three Cambridge youths Mertie Flannigan Arthur McDonald and Fred Bettis after their overturned boat left them clinging in midstream near Cottage Farm bridge The rescued boys were taken to City Hospital while Flannigan nearly drowned before two Bradford Boat Club members pulled him aboard Landers a 87 year old steamboatman and former oarsman previously saved Miss Annie Splaine near Mt Washington avenue bridge two years ago The incident occurred as a crowd watched from Riverbank Court and Bay State Road

Bay State Road Riverbank Court Cambridge Charles River Thomas B. Landers Cottage Farm Bridge Mertie A. Flannigan Lawrence ‘Street Arthur A. McDonald Pearl Street Fred Bettis Bettis Drowend McDonald Young Flannigan Flynn Styncross Bradford Harvard W. H. Blanchard The Essex Bridge Cottage Farm Mr. Landers Hudson Street South End Mt. Washington Avenue Annie Splaine Landers

Chapin Liner Bites Reef Near Ward's Island

Chester W Chapin of the Norwich line carrying 200 passengers bound for New London struck a reef off Nigger Point near Ward's Island New York and stove in the forward bulkhead. Captain George E Rowland chose to abort the voyage and with a tug brought the vessel back to her North River dock.

New York Chester W. Chapin Norwich New London Nigger Point Ward's Island George E. Rowland Chapin North River

Russians Report Heavy Losses Near Wa Fangon Station

Telegram from Lieutenant General Baron Stakelberg dated June 14 states a battle began at noon four and a half miles south of Wa Fangon station. The assault on the Russian left flank was repelled and the position held. The First Regiment suffered severe losses with Colonel Khavastounoff and Adjutant Sub-Lieutenant Dragoslaff Nadoc hinsky killed. General Gerngross wounded, four soldiers killed and many wounded.

ST. ‘Petersburg Nicholas Baron Stakelberg Wafanhon Wafangon Khavastounoff Dragoslaff Nadochinsky Gerngross

Injunction Over Park Street Church Property Sale

In the Supreme Court an injunction blocked the Park Street Church Society from selling or disposing of the meeting house for a week to allow a full member vote. A recent meeting was disrupted, and debates focus on whether to destroy the current edifice and lease land to the Boston Herald Company for 20 years at $52,000 yearly. Public sentiment varied, with some urging retention of the church and others favoring sale plans pending a future special meeting.

Supreme Court Grant Cation Alen E. E. Smallman Winthrop Park Street Chrigt Denton John E. Parker Boston+Herald Company Barker Post D.chauncy Brewer Prudential Committee F. T. ‘Lewis

Local Boston Forecast Fair And Warmer Midweek

The Boston area is expected to see fair skies with light winds and a gradual warming trend into Wednesday and Thursday. Daytime highs rise into the upper 60s to near 70 with comfortable overnight lows, no precipitation expected.

Boston Vicinity

General engagement reported on front in Russia Japan clash

London June 14 The Central News despatch from Liao Yang correspondent says heavy firing between Russian and Japanese vanguards began at 1 40 this afternoon. The fighting extended along the front, growing to a general engagement in scope.

London Central News Liaoyang

Japanese Artillery Opened On Wafangon Station Action

Liaoyang June 14 Japanese artillery today opened upon Wafangon a station on the railway 60 miles above Kinchou Details are awaited.

Liaoyang Wafangon Kinchou

Outrage Over Park Board Sign Ruling Sparks City Protest

June 14 reports in OUTRAGE says a reform movement grows among city officers clergymen and businessmen in Waltham against Metropolitan Park Commission rules banning billboard and shop lettering. Ex Mayor B B Johnson condemns the removal of Buttrick Lumber sign and opposes restriction of advertising near Moody street bridge as unjust and unconstitutional. Citizens threaten legislative action to curb park commissioners power while supporting safety measures for canoeists and river banks.

Waltham Metropolitan Park Commission B. B. Johnson Watch and Ward One Societies Ing Moody Street Park Metropolitan Park Co Ission Attenton

Denman Thompson Advice Endorses Father John’s Medicine

Continued on Page 4 Fourth Column Denman Thompson’s Advice endorses Father John’s Medicine for colds and throat and lung troubles. (Signed) DENMAN THOMP

Denman Thompson Imdorse John Denman Thomp

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