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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1906

Page

12

Making a New Man of Stephen Calabro

Stephen Calabro of Quincy undergoes a multi year plan at Massachusetts General Hospital to replace facial features damaged by kaleoids. Surgeons Balch Porter and Cabot report initial eyelid grafts, skin from the knee, and a hopeful prognosis as the patient endures pain and a lengthy recovery.

Stephen Calabro Massachusetts General Hospital Calabro Franklin D. Balch Charles A. Porter Cabot Water Street Quincy Weymouth Wisburns Balch

Lynn Club Women Sue Each Other Over Slander and Funds

In Lynn on March 15 society and lodge circles await a civil suit between Mrs. Mary J. McGlue and Mrs. Maria F. Engel. Each sues for $1000 over slander and misappropriation of lodge funds as attachments and witness lists grow. The case involves Court Allan-a-Dale Companions of the Forest and draws about 50 women to testify, with potential further suits hinted.

Lynn Mary J. McGlue Shepherd Street Maria F. Engel Allan-a-Dale Companions of the Forest

Mayor orders inquiry into graft charges at city veterinary office

Mayor Fitzgerald sets 12:30 pm inquiry into fees paid to city veterinarians. He also requires city horse caretakers to appear and answer charges of neglect in feeding and watering municipal animals.

Fitzgerald

Central Vt Faces Strike Over Wage Schedule

Central Vermont railway conductors and trainmen threaten a strike after failed conference requests since September. The joint committee accuses railway officials of delaying hearings while engineers’ revised schedules are considered.

ST. Albans Central Vermont Railway

City veterinarians salaries questioned over four year bills

Mayor targets vet fees after auditors show 47 420 spent on horse care in streets water departments over four years. Dr George H Lee, son of former alderman, received 28 882 55 with 2 991 40 from police and 287 50 from fire last year. Lee’s pay rose yearly from 5334 to 9723. Dr F B Donoghue got 2400 for calls during East Boston burst pipe cases and 200 for four court appearances.

Fitzgerald Mitchell George H. Lee John H. Lee Brighton Lee F. Bd. Donoghue Marlboro Street Boston Donoghue

Pillsbury Dies After Stroke in Philadelphia Hospital

Philadelphia March 15 Harry N Pillsbury renowned chess master dies in a city hospital from a stroke that followed an attack of apoplexy.

Philadelphia Harry N. Pillsbury

Dennison Lenience Leads to Case Placed on File

Assistant District Attorney Dennison showed leniency to Timothy Sullivan charged with larceny of 200 dollars from Thomas Kenny. Judge Stevens placed the case on file after Sullivan's counsel urged a light sentence of three months.

Dennison Timothy Sullivan Thomas Kenny Sullivan Stevens T. F. Fitzgerald

Amherst Gift Promises Geology Biology Lab at Amherst College

Andrew Carnegie offers 75 000 toward a geological and biological laboratory at Amherst College if the college raises an equal amount. The new building would cost 100 000 with 60 000 needed for maintenance, likely funded by alumni subscriptions.

Amherst Andrew Carnegie Amherst College

Printing Office Foreman Oscar Rickett Resigns

Washington reports Oscar Rick Etts foreman at the Government Printing Office resigns to take a job as an insurance agent.

Washington Osccar Ricketts Government Printing Office

Rail freight thefts lead to Boston arrests and recoveries

Police recovered a large amount of stolen property including rubber boots and a fur coat valued at 300 dollars. Detectives watched freight crews masquerading as trainmen, leading to raids in Somerville and multiple arrests. Confessions partial. Several defendants bailed.

Somerville Thompson Hibbard Cragie Cassidy Williamson Nova Scotia Boston Alfred Oliver Cambridge

Monday Decides Strike in Indianapolis

United Mine Workers begin conference to decide if 425000 coal workers will strike. President John Mitchell leads the convention outlining course and ultimatums as they prepare to meet operators on Monday.

Indianapolis United Mine Workers John Mitchell

Mine Workers and Operators Seek Wage Accord Before Convention

Mr Mitchell opened by noting disunity among operators on wages while urging concessions to rehabilitate the joint movement. Since a Feb adjournment the miners demand a 12 1 2 percent raise and eight hour day, while operators seek 10–15 percent cut and local trouble adjudication reforms. Roosevelt’s letter prompted a joint conference after F L Robbins and others signaled a restoration offer of 5.55 percent over the current scale from two years ago.

Mitchell F. L. Robbins Roosevelt Robbins

Milford Bank names Walter F. Mann secretary treasurer

W F Mann of F E Mann Co selected by Milford Co operative Bank directors at a special meeting to replace Horace A Brown as secretary treasurer. Brown resigns due to added duties as Home National Bank cashier and funds housed in Home National Bank vaults. Mann has served under Brown for years and is popular.

Milford Milford Co-operative Bank Walter F. Mann F. E. Mann & Co Horace A. Brown Home National Bank Brown Co-operative Bank Home Bank Mann

Reick Faces Charges In Somerville Court

Patrolman Charles W. Reick is to be arraigned in Somerville Police Court on charges of breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny and larceny of five cigars from Prima Diozzi’s store at 588 Somerville Avenue Monday night. Reick, free on $800 bond, says he entered to check on duty after finding the door ajar. He denies taking anything, including an apple.

Somerville Charles W. Reick Somerville Avenue Reick

Archbishop William OConnell Returns to Portland Crowd

Thousands gathered at Union Station as Archbishop William O Connell former bishop of Portland arrives by 5 o clock train amid a warm reception. He believes the people will be blessed by his return to the diocese and local clergy.

Portland Union Station William O’connell Diocese of

Archbishop OConnell’s Welcome Draws Large Crowd in Rain

Arch bishop OConnell arrived by train to a warm greeting as clergy and dignitaries joined Monsignor E F Hurley at the Lafayette Hotel for a 7 30 reception. Mayor Clifford, Judge Hale, and other officials spoke briefly while rain dampened turnout, the event lasting past 11 PM with many attendees named.

O’connell Lafayette Hotel E. F. Hurley Nathan Clifford Clarence Hale United States District Court T. H. Wallace Lewiston Alexander Dugre Westbrook Cornelius Horigan Biddeford D. J. McGillicuddy Cobb William L. Putnam

Notable Maine Guests Attend Boston Reception

A large Maine gathering in Boston marked Maine's statehood anniversary. Governor Cobb and staff joined Maine State Board of Trade members for a banquet and reception at the Maine State club. Speakers commented on Maine's development and Boston’s farm-linked prosperity.

Cobb State Board of Trade State of Maine Club Maine State Board of Trade William T. Cobb Pine Tree State Maine State Trade Board Fitzgerald Governor Guild Edward B. Winslow Maine Board of Trade William T. Haines Waterville George Pottle Lewiston Board of State Assessors Adams Massachusetts State Board of Trade Boston Portland Hdward M. Blanding Bangor Gorham N. Weymouth Biddeford H. M. Whitney George Crocker Chamber of Commerce Daniel Moss A. G. Webster Boston Board of Trade KE. Adams Massachusetts Board of Trade John D. Long Charles K. Davis Frank Ff. Hiurgraves West Buxton Robert HH. Crockett Rockland Herman M. Castner Harry IF. Ross Guild William B. Emery Frederick B. Carpenter James G. White Edwin W. M. Bailey Maine State Board of Tradea Edward M. Blanding William T. Haynes Frederick EF. Boothby W. W. Stetson Auburn

Wakefield Robbers Loot Four Shops After Break-In

Burglars raided Albion street area last night entering two barber shops and a tailor. They took 19 razors and tools from Voltz shop and stole clothing from the Tredinnick tailor as police source a possible connection to a recent Malden gang crime.

Wakefield Albion Peter Carey Thomas J. Lally Albion Street Charles Voltz John Tredinnick Sally Voltz

List of reverends and officials in religious orders

S Rowell, Rev M F Walsh, P R, Hon Nathan Clifford, Monsignor Wallace and Collins, Rev M Mc Donough, Rev A A Hamel, Hon C Horigan, Hon B L Chadbourne, Rev C W Doherty, J M Harrington, Rev pals Ahern, Rev Nl Gary, Rev M F Reilly, Rev M A Clary, Rev A J Barry, Rev N Carmel, Rev L J Hout, Rev Z Decary, Rev T Bergeron, Rev J Driscoll, Rev E Houlihan, Rev J J Rice, Rev J Farley, Rev C Cassidy, Rev VF Karne, Rev R Phalen, Rev P Bradley, Rev N J Horan, Rev J E Kealer, Rev T J Nelligan, Rev J W Houlihan, Rev James Flynn, Rev M F Drain, Rev J A Carey, Rev George Petitt, Rev J A Hayes, Rev P Luke, Rev E B Henry, Rev M F Curran, Rev J Quinn, Rev Pr A McCabe, Rev C T Shea.

M. F. Reilly M. A. Clary A. J. Barry N. Carmel L. J. Hout Z. Decary T. Bergeron J. Driscoll E. Houlihan J. J. Rice J. Farley

French $100,000,000 gold loan to Russia

St Petersburg March 15. Slovo states a French syndicate led by the Rothschilds arranged a $100,000,000 loan to Russia with the condition that the gold stay in Paris.

Russia ST. Petersburg Slovo Rothschilds Paris

Lafayette Topcoat Featured Amid Weather Readiness

Promoters urge early selection of topcoats inviting customers to preview the Lafayette Topcoat and other items like Goodyear Rubbers 1-Buckle Arctics and 4-Buckle Arctics, with prices listed as 85c, 1.75 and 2.75.

Lafayette Goodyear Rubbers

Sweethearts wed after 25 year quarrel in Camden

Camden, N J March 15 Parted 25 years ago by a quarrel Frank P McGee age 50 and Mrs Sarah C Gardiner age 43 have just been wed here After the split the girl married and was widowed and McGee went to sea.

Camden N. J Frank P. McGee Sarah C. Gardiner McGee

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Lynn Club Lodge H. N. Pillsbury U. S Boston & Maine Harold L. Oliver Frank F. Norris William A. Thompson Edward Fitzgerald George B. Hibbard James Craigie W. F. Mann Bank Treas Walter S’. Mann The Connell V. G Mer. Hurley Congress Street Charles W. Collins M. F. Drain James A. Carey Joseph A. Hearn Father Houlihan Thos O .K. EF. Hurley T A. Dugre Bergeon Warkinston Aqgms Brattan Rockers Cpla C.C. A. Union
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