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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1909

Page

5

Boston Merchants Begin New England Tour From North Station

The Boston Merchants Association launches a three day Maine excursion with over 100 representatives traveling by special train to 11 cities. Stops include Portsmouth Biddeford Bath Brunswick Lewiston Augusta Waterville Belfast Bangor and more with receptions speeches and dinners as organizers seek a Greater New England and a New England Board of Trade.

North Station Portsmouth Fin Association Hall F E. H. Adams Biddeford Saco Kennebunk Old Orchard Portland Portland Board of Trade and Committee of Falmouth Hotel Boston Bath Bath Merchants’ Association Harry C. Webber Armory Hall Brunswick W. Eaton City Town Hall Lewiston Boards of Trade of Auburn Auburn Business Men's Association City Hall Dc. J. Barker Lewiston Board of Trade Morey Bates Massachusetts Rollins New Hampshire Augusta Bert. M. Fernald Waterville Opera House Reddington Belfast Elmer Small Bangor Board of Trade and City Govern Ment Board of Trade John F. Woodman Isaiah K. Stetson Maine Boston Merchants’ Association New England Merchants’ Association Chamber of Commerce New England Board of Trade Boston Chamber of Commerce John J. Bates James J. Storrow Bernard J. Rothwell D. QO. Ives New England Board of Transportation

Melrose Aldermen Reject Pony Express Licenses

The Melrose Board of Aldermen refused all pony express licenses. The 15 to 5 vote marks the first such denial. The action mirrors moves by Everett and Malden boards, blocking the license petitions of numerous express companies.

Melrose Board of Aldermen Everett Malden

Senate rebukes Norman White in procedural squalls

The Senate debated and reprimand action on Norman White then referred it to the rules committee. White addressed the House with a personal speech as the matter stirred several small clashes.

Senate Norman White Committee On Rules White House

Brave Woman Guards Husband in Street Knife Attack

Mrs. Mary Dematto at 181 Eindicott street warded off an enraged assailant to protect her husband Antonio Dematto. She was stabbed in the abdomen with a stiletto. Del Grazo and a prior money dispute preceded the attack. She and her four children are under neighbor care as physicians at Relief Hospital battle to save her life.

Antonio Dematto Eindicott Street Jacobson del Grazo

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