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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1912

Page

3

Mayor presses extension of city building limits after Roxbury fire

Mayor Fitzgerald vows to push for higher building limits to improve suburban fire protection. He criticizes the council for inaction and cites the Roxbury fire as proof of current dangers. Fire Commissioner Cole expects a Finance Commission report on new fire apparatus bids soon. Assessor Richardson in Roxbury district reiterates opposition to current building types.

Fitzgerald Roxbury Cole Finance Commission Richardson

Fire destroys hobo retreat at Camp Debs Charlestown

Fire destroyed Camp Debs on Mystic wharf shortly after 2 am. The old freight car shelter housed tramps from the Boston and Maine Railroad and forced a mass exit. Loss to the railroad is about 100 dollars though the site had long served as a rest stop and staging point for raids.

Camp Debs Charlestown Boston & Maine Railroad Company Knights of the Road Mystic Wharf

Shaw Given Three to Five Year Sentence in Charlestown

Arthur W. Shaw of Freeport Maine received a prison term of three to five years at Charlestown for theft. Co defendant Mrs Georgia M Stuart was found guilty of receiving part of the stolen property and faced sentencing.

Arthur W. Shaw Freeport Charlestown Georgia M. Stuart Shaw

Shaw Seeks Leniency In Larceny Sentence

Shaw addressed Judge Crosby before sentencing asking for mercy claiming his health and future earnings could restore $12,000 to $15,000 stolen funds. He argued his plan would pay creditors in full and that a prison term would ruin his family. The judge noted eight counts of larceny and said the money had been restored, but cited Shaw’s abandonment of his wife and children as a grave issue.

Shaw Crosby James H. Vahey House of Correction Charles Street

Jilts Officer Weds American Bride Sparks Secret Detroit Union

Miss Newberry daughter of Truman H Newberry married Frank Brooks son of Detroit United Railway VP. The union follows her earlier public jilting of Captain W H Alleyne British Army. The ceremony was private with only closest friends present.

Detroit Mich Miss Newberry Truman H. Newberry W. H. Alleyne Detroit United Railway Frank Brooks Queen's Own

Praises Post for Stand on School Year Law

A reader commends the Post for its editorial on extending the school year and opposes a new law seen as harmful to children. Elisabeth H. Clay of Dorchester urges a repeal petition and asks parents to join protests to ensure public understanding.

Post Sunday Post Elisabeth H. Clay Thetford Avenue Dorchester

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