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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1910

Page

6

Four Sisters Claim Fortune in Newburyport

June 15 four local sisters heirs to a $60 000 estate of Jeremiah Moynihan of St Louis. The claimants ar e Mrs Thomas Sullivan Hill street Mrs John Kelleher Carter street Mrs James Kelleher Merrimac street and Mrs Helen Kelleher Oakland street. Moynihan died in St Louis last December leaving heirs in Ireland and the United States. An Irish newspaper report reached a relative in Ireland who wrote to the sisters. The sisters say Moynihan and their father were cousins and have begun legal steps to prove their claim with letters to the administrator and plans to hire a lawyer.

Newburyport Jeremiah Moynihan St. Louis Thomas Sullivan Hill Street John Kelleher Carter Street James Kelleher Merrimac Street Helen Kelleher Oakland Street Moynihan Ireland John Moynihan

Mayor's Daughter Rose Fitzgerald Graduates in New York

Miss Rose Fitzgerald eldest daughter of Mayor Fitzgerald graduates today from Sacred Heart College in New York City after early schooling here and a year abroad. The family wished to attend but college policy restricts attendance to sisters and clergy. she will return to the city after commencement.

Rose Fitzgerald Mayor Fitzgerald Sacred Heart College New York City Miss Fitzgerald Fitzgerald

Trawlers Bring Large Mixed Catch to T Wharf

A fleet of 14 trawlers arrived at T wharf with 801000 pounds of mixed fresh fish including haddock 175200 cod 84800 hake 10100 pollock 24400 scrod 5000 and flounders 1300. The Spray reports strong stock by catching the market.

T Wharf New Bedford Lizzie Foster Matchless Mary C. Santos Santos Haddock

TIZ Foot Remedy Claims Instant Relief and Permanent Cure

Advertisement touts TIZ as a universal solution for sore sweaty tender and swollen feet corns callouses and bunions. It claims rapid relief and lasting results drawing out poisonous exudations unlike powders. Sold in druggists for 25 cents a box or directly from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago with Eastern Drug Co. as distributors.

Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago, Ill Eastern Drug Co

Shipping News Miniature Almanac Notes Jun 16

Seaborne times detail sun rise 4 07 set 7 28 length day 15h 16m high water 6 30 am 7 pm rise and fall of tides with inches. Arrivals list includes Olsen Preston Cuba Onondaga Devereux Jacksonville Kershaw Johnson Baltimore Newport News Norfolk Persian Thacher Harvard Crowell New York H M Whitney Crowell Cto Bay State at Newport News and more. Several barges and steamers are noted alongside departing vessels and towed barges for Portland Salem and other ports.

Olsen Preston Cuba Onondaga Devereux Jacksonville Charleston Kershaw Johnson Baltimore Newport News Norfolk Persian Thacher Philadelphia Harvard Crowell New York H. M. Whitney Cto Bay State Badger Newport Britannia Beverly Camden Brown Bangor Ransom B. Fuller Strout Portland City of Bangor Colby Bath Lablich Draper Manheim Rutherford Gettysburg Derrickson Ctc Suffolk Ashland Henry Clay Plymouth Logan New Bedford New London Charlies W. Parker, Jr Natty Bessie Henry Endicott Salem Grace Teaser Lew Charles F. Pritchard Powel Fall River Waltham McConnel Randolph Nesquehoning Elizabethport Fred ¥. Richards Miller Rockland Neponset Sears Lynn Waverly Hoboken James Woolley Millin Orion Kemp Mercedese Henshaw Clementsport N. S Warner Plympton Samuel W. Hathaway McKown Clara A. Donnell Wilson Lydia M. Deering Gamage Clarence H. Venner Baker Savannah Alice J. Crabtree Crabtree Tampa Fla Loring C Ballard Kelley Wyoming McLeod Herbert Perkins Rockport Mass St. Leon Nutter Kennebec River Annie Reuben Robbins Stonington Ajax Hampton Roads Bethania Hamburg Admiral Warragut Reidar Sydney Governor Cobb St. John N. B Eastport Mills J. Devereux Howard Matfen Joshua Lovett Clara I. C. Hersey Valley Forge Eruas Oph Paxtang Clark Point Silver Brook Ontario Western Belle Guttenburg Tacony Upton South Amboy Portsmouth Oxford Maple Leaf Hantsport George M. Warner Belleveau Cove Grace Seymour Reuben Eastman William Rice Westerloo

Injustice in Boston car service on Humboldt avenue lines

A letter to the Post criticizes the Boston Elevated for denying direct surface service to Humboldt avenue. The writer argues passengers with a babe or a crutch must use stairs and tunnel transfers, urging direct surface connections and surface line transfers for Humboldt avenue residents. Louis Starr.

Humboldt Avenue Washington Street Warren Street Blue Hill Avenue Boston Dudley Street Humboldt Avenue Way

Fire Call Log Show Multiple Incidents Across City

At 9 28 a m a house on Shawmut avenue was reported as unnecessary. By 10 02 p m a blaze at Broad street involved M C Page. A 4 25 p m call cites Andrew Duffy with a loss of ten dollars and box numbers 19 Eighth street and 47 126 Broad street listed.

Shawmut Avenue Needless Broad Street M. C. Page Eighth Street Andrew Duffy

Raise quake fund meeting for Italian relief

The Society of the Virgin Mary of the Grace in the North End plans a Friday 8 o clock meeting at 3 Snowhill Street to receive subscriptions for southern Italy earthquake relief. Peter A Capodilupo leads the effort and $300 already sent to Italy.

Society of the Virgin Mary of the Grace North Italy Peter A. Capodilupo Snowhill Street

Berry Box Shortage Sparks Sealer’s Crackdown

Charles B. Woolley, sealer of weights and measures, says berry handlers face enforcement as 67.2 cubic inches is required per box. Deputy sealers have seized dozens of berry boxes and scales not meeting the standard, with only a few cases headed for court. Receivers and dealers seek fair practice while awaiting possible federal action.

Charles B. Woolley Woolley Draper Fitzgerald

Demand Newman Autopsy Ordered by Legislative Committee

A committee investigating the death of John Newman at the Lyman School and the treatment of inmates sent a demand to Worcester District Attorney Taft for exhumation and autopsy. The committee lacks power to order an autopsy despite discussions with Attorney-General Malone.

John Newman Cambridge Lyman School Taft Worcester County Malone

Committee to Review Lyman School Corrections System

The stenographic report of the committee's sessions was mailed to District Attorney Taft. The panel will hold summer sessions to examine Lyman School correctional methods and their effects on the boys, per a House order introduced by Chairman Harry Ham. The committee may meet weekly until all evidence is received, with amendments proposing an investigation of the probationary system and compensation for members. A trustees meeting at the Lyman School, legally responsible for operations, was announced at the State House bulletin boards.

Taft Lyman School House Harry Ham Ham Parks Fall River Doyle New Bedford State House

Trustees Postpone Meeting On Ly man School Investigation

Officials announced a 2:30 p m start in room 442 for Ly man School matters but postponed to 4 p m. The trustees met in executive session and the chairman said no reference was made to the Ly man School investigation.

Lyman Sehnool State House Lymond School

Ad Expert at City Club Urges Believable Advertising

S. C. Dobbs of Atlanta president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America spoke at a Pilgrim Publicity Association luncheon at the City Club. He urged clean dependable methods and addressed members on Believable Advertising.

S. CC. Dobbs Atlanta Associated Advertising Clubs of America Pilgrim Publicity Association City Club

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