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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1910

Page

7

Peary to Lead Roosevelt in New Antarctic Expedition

The Roosevelt will be used for the next United States polar mission with Peary’s North Pole crew invited, bar the commander. Bartlett resigns to command the new party. Substantial funds come from New York and donors. Scott’s British plan gains support from private gifts as well.

Peary Roosevelt North Pole Bartlett Pole Hughes New York United States Antarctic Expedition South Pole Captain Scott Bootham Friends’ School York Scott

Cambridge election heats up with mayoral clash

Mayor John F. Fitzgerald of Boston backs Democratic mayoral candidate Brooks as Cambridge voters prep to elect mayor and 11 aldermen, 22 councilors, two school board seats and one assessor. Non partisan Long leads a parallel slate as rallies wrap up on the eve of the polls.

John F. Fritzgerald Boston Cambridge Brooks George Long Institute Trail Litzgerald Fitzgerald William F. Brooks Long James Black Jeremiah Corkery Bernard Fallon Edward B. James Kenry W. Beal Marshall F. Blanchard Oliver D. Clary Jamest. Barrett Dennis J. Callahan William Danely Dennis F. Hurley Michael M. O'Connor Thomas Pr. O'Neil Joseph A. Sullivan Municipal Solomon H. Barnard Arthur Ek. Beane Lawrence G. Brooks Walter J. Cowlishaw John S. Crocker Jesse W. Moreland William B. Munro George Stephens Frances Lee Whitman James B. Vallely

Missing Salvatore Sofia Sparks Kidnapping Suspicions

Salvatore Sofia, 13, vanished from 19 Charter Street after leaving for a rehearsal with the Elliott School orchestra at 1 pm on March 3. Parents Maria and Carmelo Sofia describe his appearance and clothing, noting he carried a violin and has brown eyes, stands five feet tall, and weighs 110 pounds.

Salvatore Sofia Charter Street Maria Sofia Carmelo Sofia Salvatore Elliott School

Boston police not appreciated says District Attorney

District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier told the Boston Social Club at Paine Memorial Hall that police serve to protect life property and homes and must exercise judgment with a high standard of intelligence. He said officers are not prosecutors and must overcome public prejudice toward jailing people.

Boston Joseph C. Pelletier Boston Social Club Paine Memorial Hall

Pullman Tourist Cars to California and Pacific Coast

Tickets go on sale February 28 to April 14 for California and North Pacific rail service. Personal Pullman tourist cars operate Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays on fast trains with comfortable travel. Send for illustrated folders from E. H. Boynton Grand Trunk Railway Boston.

Pullman E. H. Boynton Grand Trunk Railway Washington Street Boston

Marblehead Sloop Stranded After Snow Squall

Charles Smith and John McKenna of Boston were ashore near Marblehead Neck after a 38 foot sloop was driven ashore by a 30 mile gale and snow squall. The crew, uninjured, were rescued and fed at the Marblehead police station. The craft was badly damaged with ripped sails and a smashed rudder.

Marblehead Charles Smith John McKenna Boston Marblehead Neck C. E. Sanborn

James Coleman Sentenced for Central Post Office Mailbox Theft

James Coleman, caught robbing a mailbox in the central post office corridor by on duty clerks on Washington's birthday, was sentenced to three years in the federal penitentiary at Atlanta by Judge Lowell in U S Circuit Court.

James Coleman Washington Federal Atlanta Lowell United States

Crotty Receives No Money From Storrow

A communication read before the County Waterford Association states Patrick J. Crotty’s interest in Mr Storrow’s campaign was not purchased. James Donovan signs the letter affirming Crotty neither received nor sought compensation.

County Waterford James Donova Patrick J. Crotty

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