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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1906

Page

7

Allegations of Rebates by Mutual Life Insurance Firms

Lawson accuses Mutual Life Insurance Co of granting premium rebates to policy holders in exchange for proxies in Suffolk County. The letter to District Attorney Moran and forwarding to Attorney General Malone prompts awaiting review. Insurance Commissioner Cutting is ill. Deputy Commissioner Hardison confirms receipt of the charges.

Mutual Life Insurance Companies Lawson Suffolk County Moran Malone Cutting Hardison

Laity to Host Grand Reception for Archbishop O Connell

The laity plan an elaborate reception and banquet for Archbishop O Connell on April 18 at Symphony Hall. Tickets cost 15 dollars, including banquet seating and two balcony passes. A selected chorus from Greater Boston church choirs will perform. The executive committee will expand soon with a larger list. The event aims to feature 100 invited guests and many notable national figures.

O'Connell Symphony Hall Greater Boston New Hongland

Biggest Rose Convention Opens at Horticultural Hall

The seventh annual American Rose Society convention opens at Horticultural Hall with the largest prize rose exhibition yet. Roses from across the United States on display. over 200 prizes valued at 4755 dollars. The event includes a business meeting, notable papers, and a grand banquet with Louis C. Elson as toastmaster.

The American Rose Society Horticultural Hall United States Louis C. Elson New England Conservatory of Music

Foes of Patrolman Reick Charged in Somerville Case

Primo Diozzi and his wife Julia, charged with conspiracy, perjury and related offenses, faced arraignment as seven witnesses against Patrolman Reick also pleaded not guilty. Diozzi, Reick, and others held for trial March 27. Diozzi bail set and Judge Wentworth presiding.

Primo Diozzi Reick Somerville Julia Diozzi Diozzi Tie Eldridge Anderson Wentworth Bruce Malden Reich Gaetano Salvi Middlesex Pitman Street Salvi

Acting Mayor Draper Sets Policy For City

Charles M. Draper, acting Mayor and chairman of the Board of Aldermen, outlines aims to trim payrolls, push Boston toward progress, and back laws to boost growth. He works with Mayor Fitzgerald during his vacation, signs bonds, inspects streets, and stays in close contact by long distance.

Draper Boston Charles M. Draper Board of Aldermen Fitzgerald Hot Springs Manent City Hall Tom Mullen Quincy Mullen Shakspere Longfellow Collins John F. Fitzgerald Maud Muller South Station Mr. O'Connell Dick Field Kimball O’connell Hart Agony Corner

Prominent Boston Bachelor George M Pierce

George M Pierce of 87 Pinckney Street Beacon Hill is a refined bachelor known for oil and watercolor painting. He sings plays piano, stands at about 40, Bowdoin graduate, and runs a wholesale millinery business with a partner. He belongs to several clubs and drives a fine carriage with spirited horses.

Boston George M. Pierce Pinckney Street Beacon Hill Pierce Bowdoin

150 Buried in Mine Disaster at Century Coal

Fairmont West Virginia March 22 An explosion of gas in the Century Coal Company mine at Century fifty miles south of here at four this afternoon entombed at least 150 miners. By ten oclock tonight ten dead and 25 men terribly injured had been taken from the mine. Many escaped but about 75 more are believed buried as they are missing.

Fairmont W. Va Century Coal Company Century Here

Celebration Planned by Division 31 AOH in Boyiston Place

An elaborate celebration will be held Sunday evening in Parkman Hall Boyiston Place by Division 31 Ancient Order of Hibernians. Representatives of State and county branches have been invited and excellent musical talent secured with Michael Mooney presiding.

Parkman Hall Boyiston Place Ancient Order of Hibernians Order Michael Mooney

Prison Ship Records Topped at Portsmouth Yard

The prison ship Southern at the Norfolk navy yard received 27 prisoners today, the largest single arrival to date, including bluejackets and marines. A total of 385 men are awaiting sentence at Norfolk for the prison ship.

Portsmouth Southern Navy Yard Norfolk

Cruisers Kept At Charlestown Ordered to Annapolis Event

The cruisers Cleveland and Des Moines at Charlestown navy yard for repairs are ordered to Annapolis to take part in the Bal Jones observance next Tuesday, then return here.

Cleveland Des Moines Charlestown Navy Yard Annapolis

Death of William F. Perry, Bridgton rail president

Word came from Boston of the death of William F. Perry 80 president of the Bridgton and Saco River railroad.

Bridgton, Me Boston William F. Perry Bridgton Saco River

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