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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1909

Page

2

Canal in Charles Favored Canal Plan for Boston Harbor Bridges

The harbor and land commission proposed a new canal from the Charles River Basin to the Warren Bridge to resolve navigation conflicts with the Boston & Maine railroad. The plan would remove several bridges and piling, creating a straight waterway 50 to 60 feet wide from the Charles River dam to the inner harbor.

Charles River Warren Bridge Harbor and Land Commission Boston & Maine Railroad Board of United States Engineers George E. Smith Smith War Department Edward Burr David W. Lockwood Harry Taylor WU. S. Grant Boston & Maine

Police ban on ball scores applied to public places

Captain Edward F. Gaskin and Deputy Superintendent Laurence Cain ordered cafes saloons and bowling alleys to stop posting baseball game scores by innings. The move aimed to curb betting crowds and reduce hazards, with Gaskin saying he issued the order himself.

Edward F. Gaskin Laurence Cain Excise Board Gaskin Post

Plan to Separate Women From Men at Courthouse

The Suffolk county courthouse detention area will be enlarged per the commission on rebuilding. Current 15 by 25 foot pen, with 60 step spiral access, houses men and women in cramped conditions with no separate female space. Proposal: enlarge the men's area, remove the iron cage, narrow the hall, and add a 30-woman room via lockers and closets removal.

Suffolk County Hale Attridge Commission On

Cupid Joins Two Noted Old Families in Philadelphia

Frances Drexel Fell, daughter of Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer and the late John Fell, wed A. J. Angelo Devereaux at Fort Washington. Archbishop Ryan officiated. the bride was given away by her stepfather, Alexander Van Rensselaer. The couple will honeymoon on a long European automobile tour. Devereaux hails from an established Philadelphia family.

Philadelphia New York Baltimore Washington Iss Frances Drexel Fell A. J. Angelo Devereaux Fort Washington Here Coggmony Archbishop Ryan Alexander van Rensselaer Europe John Fell Anthony J. Drexel Devereaux

Preparations Under Way for Archbishop O Connell Jubilee

The general committee plans a June 30 civic ceremony for Archbishop O Connell with an elaborate hall display. Decorations crews meet Sunday, decorators begin Monday, and two bands will provide music. The Mission Church Band leads the escort of honor from the archiepiscopal residence on Granby street.

Archbishop O'Connell Mechanics’ Building Mission Church Granby Street

Dorchester Man Jailed for Assault on Elevator Conductor

Augustus Olsen of 87 Norfolk Avenue Dorchester was tried in Dorchester Municipal Court yesterday for assaulting a conductor of the Boston Elevated. He was found guilty and sentenced to three months in the house of correction by Judge Churchill.

Augustus Olsen Norfolk Avenue Dorchester Boston Elevated House of Correction Churchill

St Josephs In A Protest Over West End Athletics

The St Josephs Athletic Association in the West End protests the 1915 committee decision to assign West End athletics to the West End House, ignoring St Josephs after 15 years of leadership. Three representative names were submitted and reportedly ignored.

St. Joseph Athletic Association West End St. Joseph’s Athletic Association St. Joseph’s St. Joseph’'s A. A

116 Voters Change Faith Ahead of State Primaries

Yesterday was the final day for city voters to switch political designations for the Sept 21 state primaries. Enrolment records show 116 changes since the last city election, with 77 moving from Democrat to Republican, 27 switching from Republican to Democrat, seven Independence Leaguers becoming Democrats, four joining Republicans, and one Democrat becoming an Independence Leaguer.

Election Commissioners’ Office Independence Leaguers Independence

Five Chinese to Face Death Sentence Saturday

Five men convicted of involvement in Boston Chinatown Tong warfare face execution Saturday morning. The defendants Warry Charles Joe Guey Min Sing Hom Woon and Leon Gong are named in the judgment and judges Pierce and Brown denied a last motion for a new trial.

Commonwealth Boston Chinatown Warry Charles Joe Guey Min Sing Hom Woon Leon Gong Pierce and Brown

Wife witnesses artist die at wheel in Saratoga

William Verplanck Birney an artist from New York City died of cerebral apoplexy while riding in an automobile with his wife as chauffeur. The car veered into a ditch and wrecked, Birney 51, born Cincinnati, member of the Lotos Club and other art groups. He had been visiting Saratoga for two weeks and had exhibited internationally.

Saratoga N. Y William Verplanck Birney New York City Birney Cincinnati Lotos Club New York

Car Raised by Passengers At Cambridge Street Collision

Passengers on a Brookline to Roxbury streetcar halted the vehicle and helped a seriously injured man under the car accident scene near Cambridge Relief Hospital. A policeman crawled under the truck and pulled the unconscious man to safety as bystanders watched. Cars were stopped for a time after the incident.

Brookline Street Cambridge Cambridge Relief Hospital Roxbury Harvard Square

Man Witnesses Wife Commit Suicide in Toronto? (Note: Title adjusted to reflect source)

John Bennett, paralyzed for over a year, watched his 60 year old wife in Chicago tie a rope to a gas fixture, step onto a chair, and hang herself. He shouted for help as neighbors and a passing policeman cut the rope and attempted resuscitation, but she was dead. The physician said there was nothing to do.

Chicago Ill John Bennett Fifth Avenue Bennett

Heller to Lead Hibbard Opposition Conference

Isaac Heller president of the Hadrath Israel Congregation and former Lodging House Commissioner will host a conference at his home 3 Lawrence Park Roxbury Sunday afternoon. Hebrews from various city wards will discuss how to prevent the boom of Mayor Hibbard for renomination.

Isaac Heller Hadrath Israel Congregation Lodging House Commission Lawrence Park Roxbury Hibbard

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