27 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
1
Boston police are accused by the executive committee of the striking Elevated carmen of aiding the Elevated railway. They allege a police officer at the Old State House station in the East Boston tunnel was seen collecting transfers and accepting them from passengers.
The State Board of Arbitration will begin its investigation at 11 o'clock in the State House into a strike claim that policemen are acting as motormen and report to Elevated inspectors. A mass meeting is set for Saturday at 8 pm for strikers at the Grand Opera House. admission requires a working card.
Dorchester police seek Frank Maynard Conner aged 11 son of Frank F. Conner of 80 Corbett Street who vanished Sunday morning after leaving home for church and not returning.
The steamer Grand Manan carrying about 600 excursionists struck a dredge in the St. Croix river at Calais Maine. The dredge sank and its captain died. the Grand Manan wedged atop the sunken dredge and was not floated. Passengers were taken off in small boats while hull damage was assessed.
Boston and Lowell detectives struggle to identify a woman whose headless body was found in the Blackstone River opposite Dame Farm Grove on Tuesday. Detective Sergeant John T Suttor warns that without locating the head the case may remain one of the region s most mysterious murders in years.
After a long river bottom search police failed to locate the missing head. The river was dragged two miles each side of the site where the body was found. Late tonight a crew, possibly to shed light on the case, was assigned by Detective Sergeant Sutton. It was learned that about eight weeks earlier Louis Thibault of the city became involved in the事件.
Advertisement notes daily trains from Boston except Sunday at 10 a.m. for information call or visit 298 Washington Street for details.
Joseph T. Galligan chief of Revere board of fire engineers attacked Albert Coolidge a fellow board member with a fire axe at the Central fire station in Central square Revere yesterday afternoon the weapon narrowly missed Coolidge head Chief Arthur Kimball reported the incident
Advertisement continues on page twelve for the Boston and Worcester trolley line with intermediate stops. It promotes express and accommodation service and urges readers to use the route for travel between Worcester and nearby points.
In Chicago on June 26 Roosevelt and Bryan badges were distributed to suburban train passengers. Progressives at headquarters reported no opposition to the proposed ticket.
National league scores include Boston 8 Brooklyn 2 New York 3 Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 4 St Louis 4 Chicago 2 Cincinnati. American league results show Washington 5 Boston 2 first game and Boston 3 Washington 0 second game New York 6 Philadelphia 5 first game. Also notes on Olympic team departure, Phillies signings, Boilett Grand Prix win, boxing bout next Tuesday and crew coverage at Poughkeepsie.
The Bryan Wilson faction won at the Democratic national convention by passing a motion to abrogate the unit rule. Ohio figures featured, with 18 district delegates bound to Wilson by primaries but Ohio's Harmon dominated state convention invoking the unit rule. Bryan refuses to head committee on resolutions.
Fair and cooler weather and light northerly winds expected across Boston and New England Thursday and Friday. Washington dispatch notes a similar outlook with pleasant conditions and gentle north winds for the region.
Yesterday reports show temperatures around 62 to 64 with 62 at 3 p m and 7 16 p m readings. The average yesterday was 77 while the year ago average stood at 63 with a cloudy pattern noted for Thursday a year prior.
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