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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
12
The Boston Trade School for Girls held an open house yesterday afternoon at 674 Massachusetts Avenue. Many students and relatives attended to tour the classes and meet instructors.
Mayor Fitzgerald met with sanitary division foremen and inspectors for 15 minutes to stress the need for higher efficiency. He noted the department touches every home, store, and office and faces stricter scrutiny than any other city unit, promising administration backing against political pressure to ensure proper and efficient work.
Boston's police commissioner named Captains Ed ward Gaskin Lawrence Cain and Still man Warren to form a new three captain trial board. The board will hear complaints against officers, report findings to Commissioner O'Meara, and its membership may be rotated at his discretion.
A police officer with a special duty commission is summoned before Commissioner O'Meara after an on duty exchange near the State House yesterday morning in which a citizen was allegedly slapped. The commissioner will decide on potential dismissal if found guilty.
Detected followed by two Pinkerton detectives hired by Henry C. Frick and a Rochester detective Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman left Rochester by train for the West. The two reportedly married in Detroit yesterday after a delay and plan to live as spouses for at least two years to test their union.
Richard Williams 23 sues the Elevated railway and Boston Ice Co. for 50000 claiming life altering injuries from a Dec 14, 1903 collision at Massachusetts and Huntington avenues. Once ward of the State, he has become blind in both eyes after brain failure and institutional care.
John Schidlofski, the wife murderer, is confined in the jail hospital in East Cambridge and reportedly in a serious, rapidly worsening condition. If he dies in the chair at Charlestown next month, it would surprise Sheriff Fairbairn and assistants. He spends time weeping, sometimes forced to take food, and fears the death chair. He refuses to speak to guards or relatives or acknowledge them.
The Rev Leo J Knappe, long time assistant at St Stephen's North End, will become pastor after Rev Denis J O Farrell moves to St Francis de Sales Roxbury. Born in the South End in 1867 he was the first Boston priest to earn a Doctor of Canon Law. He has aided Father O Farrell since 1891.
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