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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1912

Page

2

Martin Heads Real Estate Exchange in Massachusetts

John J. Martin elected president of the Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange at the annual meeting. He outlined plans including harbor development, a new dry dock, belt line railway, railroad electrification in the metro area, Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific access, and widened streets with subways to suburban stations. Other officers elected include J. Q. A. Brackett Eugene N. Toss John Hays Hammond William H. Hill Henry Siegel Edmund D. Codman William B. Lawrence Frederick Ayer George S. Smith William Minot clerk William A. Carlisle treasurer Charles S. Judkins secretary Charles E. Lewis.

John J. Martin Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange Martin Exchange Massachusetts Harbor Front Grand Trunk Canadian Pacific Railways J. Q. A. Brackett Eugene N. Toss John Hays Hammond William H. Hill Henry Siegel Edmund D. Codman William B. Lawrence Frederick Ayer George 8

Parkman Street Methodist Church’s 1869 Establishment and Key Pastors

The Parkman Street Methodist Episcopal Church in Dorchester traces its roots to 1869 as the successor to Harrison Square Church. Bishop R. S. Foster dedicated the new building, with cornerstone laid in 1905 under Rev. J. P. Chadbourne. The church runs a large Sunday school of about 200 and counts Rev. Alfred Woods as current pastor after the Cambridge conference.

Parkman Street Methodist Episcopal Church Dorchester Harrison Square Park Street Hall Parkman’ Street R. S. Foster J. P. Chadbourne D. W. Clark Bishop Bashford China Alfred Woods Cambridge

Taft Starts Three Day Trip West to Ohio and Illinois

President Taft leaves Washington for a three day tour of Ohio and Illinois. He carries two major speeches prepared and material for other White House portfolios. The trip aims to showcase policy positions and engage with regional leaders.

Washington White House Taft Ohio Illinois

President Heads to Ohio and Chicago for Campaign Tour

The President begins a three day trip with a Toledo Coliseum address and dozen rear platform talks on the way from Pittsburgh to Toledo. Taft arrives in Chicago Saturday and plans multiple speeches at Union League Club Press Club Swedish American League banquet Traffic Club and other engagements. He will also attend church and address Polish and Bohemian Sunday schools before returning to Washington Monday night.

Roosevelt Columbus Ohio Chicago Toledo Pittsburgh Coliseum Taft Union League Club Press Club Swedish-American Republican League Traffic Club Washington

Creditors Seek Receivers for Kansas City Mexico Orient Rail

Creditors for the Kansas City Mexico Orient railway filed an application for receivers with the Federal Court clerk in Kansas City Kas. The filing was before Judge Pollock.

Kansas City Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway Federal Court Kas Pollock

Fathers and Sons Run Colorado State Government Spotlighted

An Cincinnati? Denver report notes Colorado state officers widely employ sons or nephews in offices, calling it a Dombey & Son pattern. It cites examples like Kenehan & Son, Leddy & Son, Allen & Sons, Shinn & Son, Hosmer & Son and notes Pearce & Son dissolved after the son returned to college.

Denver Col Colorado Capitol Dombey & Son State House Kenehan & Son Leddy & Son Allen & Sons Shinn & Son Hosmer & Son Pearce & Son

Wood Named New Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick

March 7 report from Fredericton states Josiah Wood of Sackville was appointed to succeed Lemuel J. Tweedie as Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick replacing the outgoing official.

Fredericton N. B Josiah Wood Sackville New Brunswick Lemuel J. Tweedie

Kansas City Railroad Project Receivers Appointed

E. C. Dickinson of Kansas City, vice president and general manager, named receiver with a second to be chosen. The line, projected by A. E. Stillwell twelve years ago, would extend 1229 miles from Kansas City to Topolobampo Mexico. Nine hundred ninety eight miles completed and trains run on the finished section. Financing came largely from Dutch and English capitalists.

E. C. Dickinson Kansage City A. E. Stillwell Kansas City Topolambampo Mexico

Naval Prison Guard Shot Through Leg

J H McCalmert a marine guard at Portsmouth Naval Prison was shot in the leg by Private M J Qurong as guards and prisoner crews were leaving. He is in the Naval Hospital with fears of amputation and officials launch an investigation.

Portsmouth N. H J. H. McCalmert Naval Prison M. J. Qurong McCalmert Naval Hospital

Death Notices Published for March 6 to 9 Obituaries Form

Arlington Dedham Hyde Park East Boston and other locales announce funeral details for Teonora M Andrew Cora K Bonnemort Joseph F Boutilier Caroline Bearse Bridget Brindley Isabel M Bright Isaiah H Beals Mabel K Cunningham Edmund Connolly Jeremiah Cowhig Susie Coughlin Mary A Costelloe with dates March 5 6 7 and services at St Anthony s Church Star of the Sea Holy Cross and All Saints Halls and local cemeteries.

Cora K E. W. Bonnemort Walnut Street Friends Boutilier Boston Joseph F Joseph EH Mary A. Boutilier Byron Street Bearse Hyde Park Caroline Bearse Summer Street Ayte Park Pridey Gloucester Brindley Bridget Rindy Piven Sobh F. Brindley Oakland Street East Dedham St. Mary's Church Brooken Bright Isabel M. Bright Sigervical

Doherty Chelsea March 1 funeral notice for Helen

Death notices list numerous sorrowful farewells across Chelsea and surrounding towns. Helen Doherty wife of the late Michael Doherty and daughter of Mary Cronin is listed with funeral from 63 Marlborough Street Chelsea and requiem mass at St Rose Church. Many others are noted with names addresses and church services in Boston area.

Connolly Cowhig Revere Jeremiah Cowhig Mountain Ave Doherty Chelsea Helen Michael Doherty Mary Michael J. Cronin Mary Cronin Marlborough Street St. Rose Church Donovan Brighton Patrick Donovan Dwyer Roxbury Mary A Thomas M. Dwyer Hennessey Crosby Warren Street St. John’s Church Blue Hill Avenue Salem Mass Felton Jennie A Henry W. Felton Chestnut Street Everett Hourihan Ellen Dante Hourihan Sullivan High Street Kiely Dedham Mary Elizabeth Michael Bridget Kiely Mt. Hope Street East Dedham St. Mary’s Church Brookdale Cemetery Kettles Emiline William E. Kettles Roxbury Street Leary Quincy Daniel F Julia Dennis Leary Charles M. Dacey Warren _ street Charlestown Bunker Fill Camp Spénteh Lynn Boston Isabella William Lynn Morrill Los Angeles Toasea Josephine George H. Morrill Norwood Emma P Shadrick K. Morris Arthur Hood Harris Avenue Morse Rockville Park Herbert F. Morse Masonic Massa Conema Hanover Street Roddy Pasadena Cal Mary C. Roddy Patrick Roddy Ryan Dorchester William Ryan West Dedham Richard B. Ryan Dakota Street St. Peter's Church Elatives Friends Calvary Sanford Boston Consumptive Hospital Mattapan Ida John Sanford Carl Malmquist Garfield Avenue Hyde Perks Staples William I William H Mary EK Saratoga Street South Boston John Ellen Sullivan Fifth Street St. Eulalia’s Tuttle Acton Charlotte Ann Tuttle Tully John A. Tully Newton Upper Falls Sacred Heart Church Vanderpyi Cornelia VanderPyl John Vander Pyl Centre Street Baptist Church Mozart and Centre Streets Whalen Mary O. Whalen Joseph Hannah Whalen O'Brien Conness Avenue Wood Emma J Charless. Wood Breed Street Orient Heights

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