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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1904

Page

5

Friction on Charlestown Police Board over Captain Wyman case

A rift in Charlestown Police leadership emerges as Chairman Emmons clashes with Captain George A. Wyman over orders to suppress noise the night before June 17. Discontent within the board grows with Commissioners Adams and Curtis said to oppose the chairman, who threatens resignation if opposed.

Wyman Emmons Board of Police George A. Wyman Charlestown Publc W. H. Pierce Frank E. Bagley

Mr Emmons Sets Worries On Saturday Night

The item lists four anxieties blamed on Mr Emmons including late shaving on Saturday night too affectionate deportment in Boston dance halls excessive noise by Young America and druggists selling invigorating fluids.

Mr. Emmons Boston America

Captain Wyman Reports June 16 Arrests

Captain George A. Wyman submits a four page report detailing arrests made on June 16. The document discusses offender profiles including juveniles and the handling of cases by officers and board oversight. It portrays the night as unusually quiet and asserts that everything possible was done within duty and circumstantial constraints.

William Pierce George A. Wyman Wyman

Old Home Week Excursion Tickets Announced

Excursion fares set for June 91 23 and 24 at 6 dollars round trip with return by the 80th inst. Old Home Week Newfoundland sailings July 24 to 29 with 26 dollars round trip good for 60 days. D A R line traffic already heavy as 4 trips weekly depart Boston with daily service starting the 26th. Information at 228 Washington Street Boston.

Newfoundland Boston Washington Street

City Council Committee Praises Captain Wyman for Service

A sub-committee on public grounds of the Seventeenth of June committee extends public thanks to Captain George B. Wyman of Station 15 and his officers for the efficient conduct of duties during Charlestown's Seventeenth of June celebration. Signed by committee chairman John F. Collins and members John D. Cadogan John J. Conway and William Murray Jr.

Wyman George B. Wyman Charlestown John F. Collins John D. Cadogan John J. Conway William ¥. Murray, Jr

A Favorite Resort Bags Point Opens With New Attractions

A popular resort at Point draws crowds as season begins. Boats depart Union wharf at convenient hours with special evening excursions, offering familiar features alongside several new attractions for visitors.

Bags Point Union Wharf

Ocean Excursion to Provincetown from Bay Line

A Bay Line day trip from the port to Provincetown offers the longest harbor excursion. Passengers view harbor ships forts and lighthouses from saloon and promenade decks. Provincetown promises historic charm and recreation. The Cape Cod dreames departs Bay Line Wharf 0 Atlantic Avenue daily at 9 am and 9:30 am Sundays.

Provincetown Massachusetts Bay Cape Cape Cod Bay Hine Atlantic Avenue

Divorce Court Witness Denies Husband's Charges

Mrs. Margaret J. King testified in Judge Sheldon’s Divorce Court denying her husband’s repeated claims for a second divorce. Dr. Frank A. Draper named as co respondent also stated he did not misconduct himself. The case was continued to 10:15 this morning.

Margaret J. ‘King Sheldon Frank A. Draper Margaret Louise Uhrig Draper

Fragmentary OCR Yields Sparse Grade Change Data

The readable fragments show financial figures and structural terms unrelated to a complete story. Possible mentions include changing grades or taking actions with sums like $518,200 and $446,600, plus distances and percentages, but the text is too garbled to form a coherent news item or identify clear entities.

Peruna praised by Troy merchant and Providence man

R George King of Troy and another resident recount successful cures using Peruna for catarrh of the bladder and kidney trouble. Letters from No 45 King Street and 112 Lockwood Street describe eight and seven bottle courses restoring health and improving heart and digestion. The ad invites readers to write Dr Hartman for free advice.

R. George King Rensellaer Co George King Joseph Mackin Lockwood St Providence R. I Peruna Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Hio

Alimony Rates Fixed by New York Appellate Court

The New York second department of the appellate division in Brooklyn rules in an undefended divorce action that alimony is capped at 10 dollars per week with a 100 dollar counsel fee. The decision, written by Justice Hooker, states temporary alimony of 20 dollars a week and 250 dollars counsel fee should be reduced to 10 and 100 respectively if the husband earns under five thousand dollars and the wife utilizes the family home. Expenses for supporting an aged mother and aiding a sister may be considered on a motion for counsel fee and alimony.

New York Appellate Division Supreme Court Brooklyn Hooker

Forty Sailors Deserting from Illinois Crew

Newport R I June 20 Forty or more of the crew of the United States steamship Illinois which called yesterday for Gibraltar have been left behind and will be charged with desertion under navy rules. They departed swiftly to avoid arrest, members of a liberty party that came ashore Saturday, with many sailors not wanting to return to the battleship.

Newport R. I United States Illinois Gibraltar

Melrose Young Men Build Wireless Station

Melrose residents Charles Hill and Harry Fuller have been building wireless telegraphy gear at Fuller's home. A large harp shaped receiving apparatus is part of the project, signaling early experiments in radio technology in the town.

Melrose Charles Hill Harry Fuller Fuller Lang Charles A. Hill

Electrified waves aid communication between youths

In Melrose Highlands a man works on similar apparatus while a project at a house on the hill places vending and message receiving instruments in a youth’s room. When finished, the boys plan to use the system to communicate with one another.

Young Fuller Melrose Highlands

Standard Oil Wins in Russia Capitulates to American Concern

In St Petersburg on June 20 the Novoe Vremya reports that Russian oil cartels have capitulated to Standard Oil. The Rothschilds and Nobel interests have also come to terms with the American concern.

Standard Oil Russia Petersburg Novoe Vremya Standard Oil Company Rothschilds Nobel

Bromberg dismisses Meehan candidacy in 21st to 23rd ward race

Alderman Bromberg said he does not fear William P Meehan son of Patrick Meehan contractor who yesterday served notice he would seek the Republican nomination in Wards 21 22 and 23 Bromberg added that after a first term he is entitled to re election and has no fear of Meehan's candidacy.

Bromberg William P. Meehan Patrick Meehan Meehan

Nantasket Beach Steamers Offer Hourly Harbor Trips

Nantasket Beach Steamboat Co operates from Rowe's Wharf offering hourly trips 9:20 a.m. to 6:20 p.m. to Nantasket with returns from 10:40 a.m. to 6:40 p.m. plus an 9:10 p.m. boat. Stops at Pemberton are made on each voyage and the route passes lighthouses and fortifications along Boston Harbor.

Boston Nantasket Beach Steamboat Company Rowe Rowe's Wharf Nantasket Nantasket Beach Pemberton

Fratricide Mob Chase Ends With Self Inflicted Wound

Samuel Meringola 49 of Fair Ground Long Island killed his brother Thomas 52 with an axe after a money dispute and wounded his niece Carman Pietra in the thigh. He shot at pursuers near Longswamp and surrendered but cut his own throat as crowds closed in. Doctors say he has an even chance of recovery and Pietra’s wound is not fatal.

New York Samuel Meringola Fair Ground Long Island Thomas Carman Pietra Longswamp Huntington Pietra

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