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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1908

Page

5

Roses and delegates clash in Portland 1909 convention return

Delegates from Portland Iowa? No Portland Ore claim next annual NR visit. a 112 to 44 vote sent the next convention to Portland. The session also lampooned parcels post and free deals while urging Congress to curb sugar imports and protect beet growers. Contempt case follows as James F. Durgin, 70, is jailed for refusing to return bonds to Louise Western.

Portland Ore Rose City National Association of Retail Grocers Denver Col Lorimer Hall Congress Boston Roosevelt James F. Durgin Madison N. H Charles Street Lowell United States Circuit Court Durgin Louise Western Miss Western Mr. Durgin McCandless Boylston Street

Egan Wins $300 Verdict Against The L In Chelsea Suit

Alexander Egan won a $300 verdict yesterday in the Superior Civil Court against the L after he was injured while repairing a road bed in Chelsea. He originally sought $10,000 in damages.

Alexander Egan Egan Chelsea

Mock Town Meeting Brings Laughter at Boston City Club

Nonpartisan mock town session at Faneuil Hall drew all ranks of Boston figures. Moderator John D Long led a rapid, sharp exchange with targets from State officials to City Hall graft, Cocaine jokes, and playful barbs about Brookline and Charlestown.

Faneuil Hall Boston Boston City Club Herbert Parker Long Guy Ham Ham Secretary of the Navy Fam Charles H. Jones Chamber of Commerce City Hall Registrar of Deeds W. T. A. Fitzgerald Hibbard Long Ex Samuel J. Elder F. J. Hesseltine Brookline Xing Henry ( Long Cohasset Nahant Port J. J. McCarthy Nathaniel C. Fowler

Calls For 9th and 10th District Democratic Conventions

The ninth district Democratic convention to select delegates to the national gathering will be held at Faneuil Hall tonight. Daniel W. Gallagher of East Boston, chairman, leads a district committee including Joseph P. Lomasney and Patrick J. McCarthy. The convention is entitled to 84 delegates. The 10th district convention meets tonight at Upham's Corner Municipal Building.

Faneuil Hall Daniel W. Gallagher East Boston Joseph P. Lomasney Patrick J. McCarthy Upham’s Corner

Heat Brings Peculiar Rash Causes and Cure

An itching rash emerges with heat and is claimed to be cured by wetting the flesh with X Zalia. The liquid purportedly stops the rash from spreading relieves itching and quickly heals the skin.

Missing Charlestown boy found after police appeal

George D. Sargent a 10 year old Charlestown boy who disappeared Tuesday afternoon was located last night at the home of Daniel Willard on the Old State road between Wrentham and Walpole. He had been with schoolmate Charles Higgins and had stopped at the Willard home for water after leaving Harvard school on Prescott street.

Norman H. Whaite Robert Luce Bernard J. Rothwell Harvard Boston Cambridge Mr. Rothwell Daniel J. Kiley March G. Bennett Ward Ward 11 Frank W. Noxon Twentieth Century Club Boston City Club George L. Barnes Timothy E. Barnes Melien Long George D. Sargent James H. Sargent Thompson Street Charlestown Post Daniel Willard Old State Road Wrentham Walpole Charles Higgins Pleasant Street Harvard School Prescott Street Young Sargent Willard

General Whittier Dies Aboard Mauretania

Brigadier General Charles A. Whittier U S G A died at sea aboard the steamship Mauretania. The ship had sailed from New York for Liverpool. A Massachusetts native and Boston merchant, he was 63 and a Civil War veteran with ties to poet John greenleaf Whittier. He belonged to the Union, Metropolitan, and Somerset clubs.

New York Charles A. Whittier U. Sg. A Ernest Iselin Liverpool General Whittier Union Metropolitan Somerset Club Boston

Whistling in the Wind and the Blind Fiddle

A rural Irish dialogue features Pat and his mother as wind and night noises mimic a fiddle. The mother suspects illusion, while Pat insists the wind plays the tune with pigs and dogs commenting on sight and sound before Pat asserts his own perceptive ears despite blindness.

St James Parishioners Gather for Annual Reunion

About 3000 parishioners of St James convened at Mechanics Hall for the annual reunion honoring Father William P. McQuaid. The decorated hall featured portraits of the pastor and church facades while past bishops connected to the parishes were noted. The event included a grand march by 500 couples, dancing until 1 am, and a concert by the Boston Letter Carriers Band with local vaudeville.

Mechanics’ Hall St. James’ Parish William P. McQuaid Father McQuaid St. James Archbishop Williams Heary Portland Providence Matthew Harkins Christopher P. McCaffrey Boston Letter Carriers

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