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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1906

Page

4

Four Tots Suffer Hunger as Boston Family Tragedy Unfolds

Four McDonald children aged 3 to 12 were found cold and hungry at 34 Salutation street by Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children agent. Their father William J F McDonald is in Bridgewater, their mother absent, and the kids are in temporary care at the Home for Destitute Catholic Children while authorities decide their fate. The eldest James, 12, acted as protector while Mary 5 and Willie 3 huddled by a fireless stove, begging for their mother. The piece notes the family’s past affluence in Lowell and hints at the mother’s ties to another woman and shifts in behavior. Police seek Mrs McDonald.

Bridgewater William JF. McDonald Salutation Street Agent Smyth Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Lowell Boston Harrison Avenue Willie Mary James Jimmy George Kate Hanover Street

Struggles of New Teacher Grads Hit Grammar Schools

Superintendent Stratton D. Brooks discusses why the 15 men graduating under the law to teach grammar grades struggle for regular appointments. Masters resist hire, pay offers deter applicants, and many graduates wait for openings as substitutes or seek other work.

Stratton D. Brooks Brooks

Storr ow’s Course Attacked by McCullough Over School Board Chair

Councilman Leo F. McCullough labeled James J. Storrow a master millionaire politician during a Common Council meeting. He opposed a resolution to block a bill extending the school superintendent’s term from three to six years.

Leo F. McCullough James J. Storrow McCullough Stratton D. Brooks Storrow Pierce Brooks Councilman

Fr Gasson Addresses Obstacles to True Christian Marriage

Rev Thomas I Gasson S J spoke on the obstacles to Catholic marriage at St Marys Church North End He noted mixed marriages may exist but are exceptions and urged banns be published He said true affection requires elevated abiding love and shared views to endure

Thomas I. Gasson S. J St. Mary’s Church North End

White Slave Case Ends in Guilty Verdict at New York Trial

Robert Spriggs colored proprietor of a resort where white women were detained was found guilty of the second offence of taking away after 14 minutes of jury deliberation. Spriggs remanded for sentence. two other indictments may not be pressed at once. Sallie Bennett colored co defendant pleaded guilty to abducting Alice Harris a 16 year old Black girl and was remanded for sentence.

New York Robert Spriggs Spriggs Sallie Bennett Alice Harris

Pitiable Fate of Francis Hyland Found Frozen in Snow

The nine year old Francis Hyland was found dead in a snow bank behind No 4 Adams street Allston. His guardian Mrs Hannah Connolly was gravely ill from shock and his mother Mrs Hyland mourns deeply. The body was taken to the morgue for autopsy and burial planned.

Francis Hyland Allston All Alston Adams Street Thomas Gardner Braintree Street Hannah Connolly Billy Johnny Francis Johnny O’brien Allston Station Newton

Boston Manufacturing Gains Rise in 1905 Output

A preliminary Boston manufacturing summary by State Bureau of Labor Statistics chief Charles F. Pidgin shows factories producing $184,351,168 in 1905, up 13.26 percent from 1900, excluding hand trades and certain light industries. The report breaks down establishments, salaries, employment, wages, expenses, and goods produced.

Boston Charles F. Pidgin State Bureau of Labor Statistics

New Congregational S S Business Manager Named

Luther H. Cary named business manager of the Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society arrives from Chicago to begin duties. Princeton graduate and noted Sunday school worker author of Twentieth Century Loan Libraries plan. Cary, an athlete at college, once held the world record in the 100 yard dash.

Luther H. Cary Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society Chicago Princeton

Young Boy Irving Myers Hit by Car Near Blue Hill Avenue

Irving Myers aged 5, and his sister Florence 7, were walking to school when a coal team stopped nearby and a car struck him. The family physician Dr. Shohan expresses doubt about recovery. Mrs Myers recalls watching from the window as the accident happened.

Irving Florence Irving Myers Blue Hill Avenue Dr. Shohan

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