Haytian fears of massacre with German arrival in Haiti
In Port au Prince Hayti tensions rise as foreign warships approach. Local observers fear Haytian soldiers may massacre foreigners if executions continue. Some expect a German response or even war by Bremen's arrival, with possible joint action by powers. President McCullough of the Common Council charges ex Supt of Streets Doyle with being an informer.
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Boston Post
Por’ AU Prince
Hayti
Port Au Prince
Bremen
Germany
United States
McCuLlough
Common Council
Streets Doyle
Executions Reported After Conspiracy Attempt
The article states 27 people were executed by shooting yesterday, 13 at the cemetery and the rest at Salines and nearby. It mentions M. A. Gallette's son shot with his father, President Alexis, in a proclamation about the conspiracy, noting General Firmin's alleged plot in the French consulate at jonaires to instigate a March uprising.
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Salines
M. A. Gallette
Alexis
Firmin
Jonaires
Governor Improves After Health Setback At Guild Residence
The Governor rested comfortably after a day of marked improvement. Doctors withheld a timetable for resuming active duties.
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GUILD
Mayor Hibbard Guarded in Evacuation Day Parade
South Boston police detail officers to shield Mayor Hibbard from possible insults during Evacuation Day celebration after a reported plot by a gang of rowdies to pelting with vegetables. Public concern grows over the $2500 budget for the event versus previous years' $3000 to $4000. A Catholic clergyman conveyed the alleged plot and warned of trouble following multiple calls to the mayor's office.
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South Boston
Hibbard
South
Boston
Tax row heats up Mrs Eddy taxes in Concord
The Concord Board of Assessors voted to notify Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy and her trustees that a March 31 meeting will assess 1907 08 taxes on Eddy property. Officials estimate arrears may reach about 20000 with possible total near 10000 more under Chandler figures.
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Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Eddy
United States
William E. Chandler
George Washington Glover
James J. Donagan
Ward 9
Donagan
Corning
French
Wollaston Unitarian pastor ousted amid disputes
In Wollaston a Unitarian Society dismissed Rev. E. W. Hunt alleging socialist and Christian Scientist leanings. General Mathews backed Hunt. 58 members voted to end the pastoral relation. Hunt announced he will preach in Boston at Potter Hall next Sunday afternoon on New Religious Healing.
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Quincy
Wollaston
Wollaston Unitarian Society
E. W. Hunt
T. R. Mathews
Back Bay
Boston
Mr. Hunt
Hunt
Walter J. Wellington
Co. A. Adams
Mathews
F. H. Bishop
Wilson
Potter Hall
Century
Huntington Avenue
General Mathews
Mystery surrounds Quincy death in Wollaston room
Alfred J. Thornley of Wollaston was found dead in a furnished room at 29 Saville Street Quincy. Chief Burrell and Medical Examiner Jones deem it death by own action. Jones signed the death certificate and Thornley’s father demands a fuller investigation.
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Quincy
Alfred J. Thornley
Wollaston
Saville Street
Frank Burrell
Frederick E. Jones
Thornley
Dr. Garey
Arthur Wells
Safford Street
Thornley Suicide After Elopement Scandal Near Quincy
Thornley, a Montclair station foreman with ties to East Weymouth, fatally shot himself at 29 Saville Street after an alleged elopement with Annie Touhey. The scene unfolded as police reported Thornley’s estranged marriages, disputed incomes, and a recent Boston divorce.
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Thornley
Providence
Annie Touhey
Boston
James Thornley
Montclair
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
E. Henry
Safford Street
Wollaston
C. W. Garey
Hancock Street
Quincy
Saville Street
Public Notice Reminder From Holland Wine Co
Public notice urges readers to view the advertisement on the last page. The notice cites Holland Wine Co at 47 Boylston St and mentions Adama.
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Holland Wine CO
Boylston St
Adama
Disclosures Before Finance Commission Reveal Boiler Scandal
Former Councilman Charles M. Callahan admitted Suffolk Construction received 14 city contracts and that profits were shared with Leo F. McCullough. City Engineer Floyd faced instruction to mind his own business as some contracts were deemed unnecessary. Officials clashed as McCullough called Doyle an informer while alleging a $15,000 hush payment. Witnesses from Atlantic Works and boiler companies testified to unlawful bargains and secret profits, with bidders known to all before bids opened.
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Charles M. Callahan
Suffolk Construction Company
Leo F. McCullough
Common Council
Floyd
McCullough
Callahan
Sughrue
James H. Doyle
Doyle
Fitzgerald
Atlantic Works
East Boston
James Russell Boiler Company
South Boston
Cunningham Boiler Company
E. Hodge Boiler Company
Patterson
Duncan D. Russell
The
Russell Boiler Works
Alfred E. Cox
Governor Guild’s Council
John E. Lynch
Boiler repair contracts under fire at Finance Commission hearing
Witnesses including Alfred E. Cox and John E. Lynch admitted a general understanding on boiler repair contracts in schoolhouses. Charles Callahan testified about Suffolk Contracting Company, admitting only that he formed it and that a prior deposition described an oral understanding with Leo McCullough. The testimony continued with the commission voting to page two.
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Finance Commission
Linehan
Alfred E. Cox
Malden
Governor's Council
Atlantic Works
Boston
John E. Lynch
Charles M. Callahan
Mt. Vernon Street
Dorchester
Suffolk Contracting Company
Sughrue
Leo I. McCullough
Common Council
McCullough
Remarkable disclosures in Tremont building inquiry
The statement notes Callahan had previously appeared before Mr Sughrue at Tremont building offices, where a stenographer took his testimony. Yesterday officers failed to obtain definite information from him despite police involvement.
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Callahan
Mr. Sughrue
Tremont Building
Commission
Weather Forecast For Boston And New England
Forecast calls for fair weather in Boston and vicinity on Tuesday with increasing clouds and rain possible in the afternoon or night. Winds vary as the system moves east with cooler air in place.
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Boston and Vicinity Fair
Washington
New England
New York
Fr Johns Medicine Advertises Strength and Nourishment
An old ad promotes Fr John’s Medicine as a source of strength and nourishment. The wording emphasizes vitality and energy, presenting the product as a tonic for daily wellbeing.
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John
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