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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1905

Page

12

Boston Gas Bill Faces Third Reading Monday

The Massachusetts House will consider the gas bill on Monday aiming for a third reading. It seeks a 90 cent rate and $15,124,600 capitalization for the Boston Consolidated Company, with the bill advanced after initial House committee actions. Frederick E. Snow of the gas company supported the measure, indicating consolidation of eight Boston gas firms if enacted.

House Committee On Boston Consolidated Company Cole Andover Collins Dorchester Lomasney Frederick E. Snow Committee On Public Lighting Boston

Testimonial to Miss Curtis at Potter Hall

An evening testimonial honored Miss Marguerite A. Curtis at Potter Hall. Recitations featured Miss Curtis and a nine‑pupil mythological comedy in which she played Daphne, with Edward A. Page as Pygmalion and others in the cast.

Miss Curtis Potter Hall Marguerite A. Curtis Potter Edward A. Page Pygmalion Joseph B. Vrandberg Leucippe William P. Condon Chrysos Harry E. Bump Agesimos

Birthday tribute marks 80th for Boston reformer Blackwell

Poems and greetings poured in for Henry B Blackwell on his 80th birthday. Notables including Mrs Julia Ward Howe and Mrs Mary Livermore sent tributes while the Massachusetts Suffrage Association sent a plant. A late May celebration at Faneuil Hall will feature speakers such as Governor Garvin Carrie Chapman Catt and others.

Henry B. Blackwell Mr. Blackwell Josephine St. P. Ruffin M. H. Gulesian Myer Bloomfield Civic Service Hebrews Long William Dudley Foulke George A. Ernst Eugene N. Foss Mary A. Livermore Julia Ward Howe Mary Schles Faneuil Hall Garvin Rhode Island Carrie Chapman Catt Mary Livermore

Moonbeam barge wreck claims four lives

The old Moonbeam barge foundered off Point Judith while towed by the Gertrude in heavy seas. Captain Halyburton, his two children, and two crewmen drowned as the 675 ton vessel vanished beneath the waves after a late torch signal and unsuccessful lifeboat launch.

Newport R. I Moonbeam Point Judith Searsport Gertrude Hoboken Providence Halyburton

Morse Made Clothing Expands Neckwear Appeal in Boston

Morse Made Clothing, longtime Boston supplier of neckwear and suits, announces a shift toward becoming the neckwear store of Boston. As stock depletes they will add new pieces from top makers with 50c scarfs at 43c, inviting customers to view Brattle street windows for a preview. Open Saturday night until 10.

Mien Brattle Street

Seven year old falls twenty feet on Roxbury piazza

Florence Glover aged seven of 8 Albany street slipped on a Roxbury piazza behind 45 Randall street and plunged twenty feet. She was taken to City Hospital with contusions to head and body and is in a dangerous condition.

Randall Street Roxbury Florence Glover Albany Street

Nashua pool room closed by sheriff order

Nashua New Hampshire May 4 The Nashua Junction poolroom the only legal pool venue for running horses at New Orleans Bennings and other tracks was closed today by Sheriff Nathaniel Doane. A dozen Boston men arrived on an early train and were notified by employee English Tommy. Others warned by wire stayed in Boston.

Nashua N. H Nashua Junction New Orleans Bennings Nathaniel Doane New Hampshire Boston Tommy

Brighton Man May Be Firebug Suspicion Grows

Brighton police seek a man confined in sanitariums with a firewatching mania after a midnight Brighton sighting linked to Boston fires. He matches a description from Newland Street, with two companions, and may be the same man seen fleeing after three incendiary fires. A prior misidentification of a painter named Mullen shows caution in naming the suspect.

Warren Brighton Police Boston Brighton Brighton Street Newland Street Mullen Batterymarch Street Dobbyn Curran

Morse Remains Expected in Newton From France

The body of George W. Morse eminent Newton lawyer who died in Marseilles France April 9 is expected to arrive today. Services will be held at Grace Church Newton Sunday at 1 30 pm. Charles Ward Post 62 6 A R W T Shepherd commander members will attend in a body and accompany the remains to Bedford cemetery for interment.

Newton George W. Morse Marseilles France Grace Church Charles Ward A. R W.T. Shepherd Bedford Cemetery

Potter of Lowell Dies at Home In Early Morning

William E. Potter Sr. prominent Lowell real estate dealer died at his School street home early today. He leaves three daughters and two sons.

Lowell William E. Potter, Sr School Street

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