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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1908

Page

14

Chelsea bill seeks board of control modelled on English municipalities

Speaker John N. Cole outlined a bill creating a board of control for Chelsea with limited veto power while preserving city government. Ex Mayor Willard argued Chelsea is financially independent and urged limited street and park improvements. Public hearing set for Monday morning.

John N. Cole Board of Control Chelsea Committee On Metropolitan Affairs England Commonwealth Cole Willard Park Street Everett Avenue Central Avenue Robinson Hall

Mayor Hibbard to Return Tuesday. City Hall Standstill

Mayor Hibbard is not expected to return to City Hall until Tuesday. The mayoral office is moved to the private Board of Aldermen room while repairs are made. Superintendent Morrison estimates $500 for mayoral office repairs.

Hibbard City Hall Board of Aldermen Morrison

Big S T U Convention Set to Boost Boston in August

International Typographical Union plans its 1908 assembly in Boston with delegates from Great Britain Ireland Hawaii Paris Leipsic and across the United States and Canada. A special train from San Francisco will bring attendees as Boston Typographical Union 13 and officials finalize arrangements for the event.

International Typographical Union Boston Norman E. McPhail John W. Bramwood Indianapolis Bramwood Post Quincy House Boston Typographical Union 13 Women's Auxiliary

Morse's Overcoats and Raincoats Offer Wide Range

A Morse's catalog note urges proper attire for remaining chilly weather and highlights overcoat options from $10 to $32. It promotes plain blacks and oxford styles at $15, $20, and $25, plus raincoat lines from $10 to $30 with features like neck buttons, turndown collar, strapped cuffs, 52 inch length and quarter lining priced at $20.

Special line of men’s negligee shirts promotion

See our special line of Men s Negligee Shirts at 1.15. Some are coat style with cuffs attached, the rest are cut regularly and have two pairs of detached cuffs.

Four Die In Stove Explosion At St Johnsbury Tenement

In St Johnsbury Vermont four members of the Wilson family died when a kitchen gas stove exploded and fire trapped them. Mrs. Wilson 40 Miss Mary Lee 16 Sarah Wilson 3 and John Wilson 2 perished, likely after a child turned on gas and Miss Lee lit it. In West Upton Lucy Kacheck Worcester was found dead with gas on. death deemed accidental.

ST. Johnsbury John Wilson Mary Lee Sarah Wilson West Upton Lucy Kacheck Worcester William Knowlton & Sons

Burglary at Brockton Drug Store Yields Little Cash

In heavy rain burglars rifled the Collette & Collette drug store on Centre street, Brockton, securing less than five dollars from the cash register.

Brockton Collette & Collette Centre Street Wellesley Wellesley College Elizabeth B. Hardee Sarah C. Weed Laurens Back Bay Boston

Unknown Greek youth found dead in Boston lodging house

An unknown well dressed Greek youth was found dead at Mrs. Belle Gould's lodging house on 30 South Russell Street. A gas cock was turned on and police treat it as an accidental death.

Belle Gould South Russell Street Daly Industrial School Train Street Dorchester James McDonald White Street Liverpool Street

State rests in Higgins murder trial in Calais

The State rested shortly before noon as Deputy Woodman Constable Black and Selectman Taylor testified the final witnesses. Otis H. Taylor helped take Nicholas Wallace into custody in the Higgins murder case in Calais Maine.

Calais Higgins Woodman John E. Black Baileyville Otis H. Taylor Topsfield Nicholas Wallace

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