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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1908

Page

12

Hibbard Gets Big Ovation in Evacuation Day Parade

South Boston marked the Evacuation Day anniversary with a grand parade led by Mayor Hibbard and Lt Governor Draper. Marines, coast artillery, hospital corps, and Civil War veterans joined as crowds cheered along Andrew Square. The procession culminated in receptions at local homes and a luncheon after the review at E Street.

Hibbard Boston Mayor Hibbard Draper Andrew Square Navy Yard Coast Artillery Michael F. Smart Ninth Regiment Duvall Congressman O'Connell Slattery Broadway Gallivan Fort Strong Hospital Brigade Naval Brigade South Boston James M. Roberson Wright Barry Thomas Park Colonel Logan East Broadway Herbert J. Keenan West Broadway E Street

Soda Tank Burst Injures Men at Drug Store Corner

A large soda tank being lowered into the cellar of Jaynes' drug store at the Washington and Hanover street corner exploded with force at 5:25 yesterday afternoon. Pedestrians were knocked down but escaped injury. driver John Bottini, 21, and helper Charles Johnson, 24, were hurt.

Jaynes’ Drug Store Washington and Hanover Streets John Bottini Somerville Avenue Somerville Charles Johnson Market Street Cambridge

Explosion injures two workers near soda tank

Bottini suffered a severe scalp wound after being hurled against a building while Johnson was struck on both hands by flying iron. Bottini was treated at Relief Hospital and Johnson’s wound was dressed in a drug store. Four men and two women nearby were thrown to the ground. The two workers are employed by George G. Stone Soda Water and Carbonating Gas Co. who were handling the soda tank when the blast occurred.

Bottini Johnson Relief Hospital George G. Stone Soda Water & Carbonating Gas Company

South Boston Gala Delights Mayor Hibbard

Mayor Hibbard praised the South Boston reception as a great success after his honorary gala. He told a Post reporter the event was carried away with its arrangements and there was no unpleasant or adverse incident. He endorsed the safety of city leaders visiting any area.

Mrs Have Meyer Recovers as She Tours South of France

Paris report says Mrs H O Have Meyer, once near a nervous breakdown, has recovered and traveled by auto through the south of France with Mrs Cassatt.

Paris H. O. Havemeyer France Cassatt

Banquet Honors Judge Sherman in Essex Bar Association

Judges, lawyers, and ex governors gathered to praise Judge Sherman at a public banquet. Judge Putnam defended injunction powers and praised working people while Sherman thanked supporters and spoke of a life well lived. Ex-Governor Long contrasted Sherman with a wealthy, childless entrepreneur, noting Sherman’s loyal friends as his greatest gift.

Judge Sherman Essex Bar Association John D. Long Sherman William H. Moody United States Supreme Court

Notable Judges Toast at Lawrence Event

A letter of regret from a guest studied law under Judge Sherman. Chief Justice Knowlton of the Supreme Court received an ovation after his introduction. Chief Justice John A. Aiken of the Superior Court was lauded as the most popular chief justice and gave a bright 10 minute reply. Attorney-General Malone spoke for the Commonwealth.

Sherman Lawrence Knowlton Supreme Court William H. Niles John A. Aiken Superior Court Malone Commonwealth

Judge Sherman Honored by Jurors and Court Officers

In the second session of Suffolk Superior Court Judge Edgar J. Sherman marked his 50th anniversary of admission to the bar. Jurors presented an azalea and the court officers gifted 50 pinks with notes of congratulations. The judge thanked them and spoke on his life and career.

Norman Sherman Superior Court Edgar J. Sherman Suffolk County

Cabinet reshuffle anticipated as Asquith to lead

London March 17 reports say premier Campbell-Bannerman remains ill but attended by doctors through the night. Parliament circles debate cabinet changes with Asquith likely to become premier and two retirements noted. Churchill and Runciman tipped for cabinet advancement. portfolio reshuffle depends on exchequer chancellorship and the pension bill.

London Campbell-Bannerman Herbert H. Asquith Marquis of Ripon Henry Fowler Winston Spencer Churchill Walter Runciman Treasury Mr. Asquith

Serra elected alderman in Melrose special election

In Melrose on March 17 former Alderman Julius A. Serra of Ward 1 won a special election to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Frank J. Sherman.

Melrose Julius A. Serra Frank J. Sherman

Court fines Reverend Eliot White in Worcester disturbance

In Worcester March 17 the Rev Eliot White wealthy minister was fined ten dollars for disturbing the peace after opposing the police preventing anarchist Alexander Berkman from speaking. City Solicitor Vaughan prosecuted the case for Mayor Logan. White hosted Berkman and M J Siegel at dinner after his release. Berkman then left for Brockton to speak on Anarchy tonight.

Worcester Eliot White Alexander Berkman White Vaughan Logan M. J. Siegel Association of Anarchists Berkman Brockton Anarchy

Minister White Arrest Provokes City Hearing Outcry

The Rev. Dr. White faced an hour long hearing amid accusations of police bias and lax liquor law enforcement. He claimed police targeted him for criticizing hotel violations and the Cora E Fay murder case. Judge Utley fined him ten dollars. White paid with a check and later returned home with visitor Berkman.

Dr. White Burke, Roach O Way McLeod, Walbridge McMurray White Cora E. Fay Edward Freeman Marlboro

Howth Head Flies Irish Flag in Galveston Standoff

In Galveston Texas on St Patrick day Captain Moore of the British steamship Howth Head refused to place the US flag above the Irish tricolor when the revenue cutter demanded compliance. He kept the green flag showing and signaled no red, white, and blue above it as a gunboat prepared to fire.

Galveston Tex St. Patrick Moore Howth Belfast Ireland Erin England United States Revenue

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