Board approves Tremont steel tracks purchase plan
The board approves a $620,000 purchase for Nealasket track gear in Tremont, aiming to support warehouse labor and equipment upgrades. The move reflects continued investment in local infrastructure and industrial capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nealasket
Dumond's Glunder Again in State Senate Action
In the Senate Mr Dalinger of Middlesex opposed repealing the apportionment act, moving it to the next General Court. Mr Lott of Suffolk argued Boston alone would not bear the bill, while Mr Tague of Suffolk supported repeal. The measure failed and the bill to restore tracks on Tremont Street faced further debate and amendments, with various speakers defending or opposing it. The house also debated factory labor restrictions, building height limits, and veterans exemptions, enacting some measures and rejecting others amid partisan debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Dalinger
Middlesex
House
Lott
Suffolk
Boston
Tague
Wiley
Kelcher
Dallinger
Tremont Street
vSawiders
Lgoston
George B. Upham
Boston Transcript
Saunders
Ames
Lowell
Street Railway Committee
AlDe di, McCarty
Adams
Mellen
Worcester
Mire Upham
Simmons
Gritton
Carey
Havernil
Afr
Burrington
Franklin
Lsbor
Capital
Donahue
Teall River
Cook
Milford
Labor Committee
Sands
Thelouse
State House
Joy
Myrtle Streets
Copley
Dean
Wakefield
Dumond
Loston
Metropolitan Park Commissioners
Charles and
Neponset
Zeya
Purner
Aialden
Wellington Hridge
Marden
Storeham
Stoneham
Mary Rchoreht
Ailden
Medford
Somapville
Miuldenmound
Ss. Superior Court
Cambridge
Boston Post
Bulfolk
Commonwealth OF Massachiusetts Suffolk
Borden
Bton
Nora DD. Clarke
Garnet William Chater Clarke
German Woman Dies in City. Obscure Victim Identified
The body of Vermeilia A Sechmock, a German woman about 16 years old, was found Wednesday at 6 Harvard Street awaiting disposition by Lewis Jones & Son Funeral Directors. The name and details remain unclear. authorities say a request is made for information from Charlestown residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermeilia A. Sechmock
Harvard
Lewis Jones & Son
Oeinter
Charlestown
Doherty
United State Army
cAnnetla
Massachusetts
Order of Forest
Vessel Owners Back US Flag Shipping and Pine Lumber Rules
An owners meeting at Young's Hotel discussed keeping the carrying trade between the United States and Porto Rico and Hawaii on ships under the US flag. Resolutions urged Boston Chamber of Commerce to adopt New York maritime rules for discharging hard pine lumber at Boston port. Funeral services were held for Alven Hamilton of the Boston Fire Department and veteran associations. James Hayes, 50, unmarried, was found dead at 4 Adams Place. heart disease suspected by Dr. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young's Hotel
Boston
Howard Street
Alven Hamilton
Boston Fire Department
Boston Veteran Firemen’s Association
Barnicoat Fire Association
James Hayes
Adams Place
James Dacey
Hayes
Thompson
Along the Water Front Chronicle of Freight and Maritime Moves
The Dominion line passenger steamer Canada ships vast cargo including 103 575 bushels wheat 9 690 bushels corn 100 sacks flour 170 700 pounds lard 710 boxes bacon and 435 threes grease as Captain Ixeller takes command of the Prince Holwiard on the Bay of Fundy route. Captain Crowley eyes a new six masted schooner to be built costing 100 000 dollars and carrying 5509 tons while Yar mouth sails in with 271 barrels fresh mackerel 445 crates live lobsters and 498 boxes canned lobsters. The US surgeon general urges vaccination against smallpox and yellow fever for seafaring crews with free treatment at local offices or aboard vessels. Nearby ships load iron for Genoa and other ports as East Boston and Mystic vessels prepare to dock with passengers and cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Line
Canada
Albert Ixeller
Annapolis
N. S.S
Prince Holwiard
Bay of Fundy
Here
Yarmouth
N. S
Prince George
Long Wharf
John G. Crowley
Taunton
John 3. Prescott
Norfolk
H. M. Bean
Camden
Knickerbocker
John J. Atkin
Queenstown
Liverpool
Pavonia
Pavvonia
Boston
Haddock
Cestrian
Carinthia
Chicago
Catalonia
Kansas
Barrowmore
Aladdin
Arkansas
Admiral Farragut
Highlander
Leyland
Smith
Lewis Wharf
Nova Scotia
United States
Surgeon-General
Washington,d.c
Old Stone Fort
Gulf Ports
West Indies
Brazil
River Platte
AV Rice «Dé Co
Philadelphia
G. M. Sidgett
Grand Junction
Genoa
Italy
Strathavon Havng
New Téngland Docks
Savona
Cunard
Wiltonia
East Boston
Hibernian
Mystic Wharf
Glasgow
Galway
Admiral Dewey
Porto Antonio
Jam
Clipaeer
Eureka
Richmond
Jeff Southard
Bath
Rachel Minory
Kremlin
Wyman
Rosario
Aimory
Bray
Rachel Emery
Arctic
Newfoundland
Charley Balled
Tom
Smokey) Toach
Eastern Avenue
Tines
Ike the Plaint
Savinian, Clyde and
Boston Frutt Company
THM Landsman
Bay State Land Improvement official spurns Post inquiry
Count Bonnell of the Bay State Land Improvement Company stood in the Beacon street building entrance avoiding questions from a Post reporter. He offered no interviews and grew angry when followed upstairs, while rumors linked him to Cape Cod sand dunes and a Fourth of July sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnell
Bay State Land Improvement Company
Cape Cod
Beacon Street
Kita
Post
Cape
City council clash over veteran discharge claim and firemen shifts
At a Boston Common Council session Secretary Daniel D. Kearns faced challenge from Councilman Cuddy on a Civil War discharge claim. Hickey defended the secretary and offered to provide names, which Cuddy did not receive. The council referred the message back and kept memorial Day funding, while approving a twelve hour leave for firemen without extra cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Daniel D. Kearns
Bath Department
Cuddy
Hickey
Lints
Ward 8
East Boston Mmber
Council
Kearsarse Veterans Association
Hubert G. Shaw
Air Martin
Wardle
Closing exercises at North Bennet Street Gymnasium honor Miss Wessell
The North Bennet Street Industrial School gymnasium held a patriotic closing program last Thursday honoring Miss Maud A. Wessell for her several seasons as teacher. The event featured dumb bell drills and club swinging with students aged 10 to 14, and a prize presented by a Harvard College gent. Dolan presided at the piano and was thanked for her long association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Bennet Street
Maud A. Wessell
Dre Sargent School of Physical Training
Charlesbank Women’s Gymnasium
Atauday Wessell
North Bennet Street
Children’s Hospital
Sargent Association
Wessell
Dolan
Hove
Harvard College
de- Wa
Koa
Funeral for Mrs. H A McSweeney in St Josephs Church
Mrs H A McSweeney dies from injuries after being hit by an unknown bicyclist on Prospect Street two weeks earlier. A requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev I J Ryan at St Josephs Church with a large crowd. interment at Arlington. Floral tributes from Sarsfield Celtic, Daughters of Seyvin, J O Hara, Mrs Wold, Miss Swate, Miss Abyne Mickey, Miss Catherine Buckley, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. McSweeney
Prospect Street
I. J. Ryan
St. Joseph's Church
Lizzie I Kennedy
Arlington
Sarsfield Celtic
St. Patrick's Hoard
Daughters of Seyvin
J. O'Hara
Wold
Bygoks
Bnd Alpe
AC Gwin
Swate
Abyne Mickey
Catherine Buckley
Mattie Sullivan
Tvone
Dee Spray
Mrs. Adcock
Material for Battleships Afloat From Philadelphia Yard
Fragmented OCR reports a steamship Spartingy leaving the wharf for Philadelphia. It lists long gunwale lines and iron components, with weights around several hundred pounds. The text is garbled and includes unclear shipyard measurements and a captain named I. Feavelt.
Birmingham University reaches funding goal for Carnegie endowment
The Birmingham University committee announced the Carnegie gift conditions were met with subscriptions at £254,580 of the £300,000 target. Joseph Chamberlain received a letter from the anonymous donor offering £12,500 if the endowment climbs to £300,000, and Carnegie pledged the final £50,000 to make the scientific school the main department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Birmingham University
Andrew Carnegie
Joseph Chamberlain
Colonies
Carnegie
University of Birmingham
England
Chamberlain
Cornell University
Civil Court Docket List from Middlesex Superior Court Cambridge
A dense docket of civil and tort actions heard across the Middlesex Superior Court includes John S. O Neill vs John J. Henderson et al over elevator cover defect in Cambridge, along with cases like Burrage for plaintiff and defense teams for defendants. The reading spans multiple cases of personal injuries, city and road company disputes, and railroad matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanthen
Mose
Foley
Adnix
Collins
Shipping News Briefs and Arrivals in Port Areas
Maritime notices list steamers and schooners arriving and clearing ports from Maine to New York. Vessels include State of Maine, Bay State, Admiral Farragut, and Carinthia Co., with cargos and passengers. sailings show wind east and various barge tows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tso
State of Maine
Colby
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
BF A
Waldron
Yarmouth Bro
Smith
Yarmouth
N. S
John G. Hail & Co
Bay State
Dennison
Penobscot
Pierce
Bangor
A*hbs
Gloucester
Ober
Witanil
Allee
A. Stith
Barnes
Ipswich
Daley Prax
Coffin
Kridgewater
Nia
Paterson
Thackensack
Paoli
Mhimmer
Philadelphia
Grant
Mercury
Kelly
New York
Templar
Seenin
Hathorn
Bath
Admiral Farragut
Port Antonio
Tau
Aladin
Louisburg
Bos State of Maine
Warenno i Br.t
S. i
George M. Warner
Baltimore
Norfolk
Mourtan
South Gwatian
Flarrisburg
Lowing
Littinsport
Males
Teat Reading
Bantgort
Tawire
Mt. Carniel
Atlas
Ce. AO
Matteawan
Martha's Vineanel
Woods Hele
Boxer
Faye Fry
Miladelpha
Mars. de
Hariton
Pudlew Pray
Wee
Hawken
Dora
Ripbey
Ardmere
Yarbs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board OF
An Fats
Yair
Tremont SY
Glunder
Yoas
Patibank
Gleason
Harrington
Harwood
Uodekins
Innes
Tott
Luscombe
Maxwell
Salvent
Soule
Tyner
Whittlesey
Witt
Woodsum
Nayve
Attwin
Bailey
Keiovin
Ifeneno
Weliher
Meneitek
Wastuca
Williams
George
Patch
Putnam
Gouve
Baldwin
Moran
McClelan
Tremont
Nantasket Beach
Ways and Means
Alessane
Qohasset
Metropolita Park
Chunt Bonnellt Ane
the Post
Rivier
Mir
GUEGY
Kearns
Mr. Hickey
Miss Wessels
Ierfordengs
Cramp
I. iFeavelt
Philadelphies
United
Nadiios
Parthian
Gonbitiq
Superior Court
Swoffolk
Aibken
Dana
Mackenzie
Longest
Planagan
Mack
Gibbs
Barrett
Bost
Prove i
Curtis
Same
Connelly
N.Y. N. UO
J. R
Dark
Galvin
Costello
Stetson
Field
West Lind R
I. Iknight & Son, Corp
Boston & Prov
R. R
MecGuire
N. Y
Boston Dispachh Co
Piay
Suffolk Storage Warehouse Co
Roberts
Clark
Welles
Lynn
Be Ron
McCarthy
Wolf
Glo
CeMmiriats Ae Oln
Fairey
Jersey Central
I. i
Lang
Washburn
McDowell
Boston P. BP
Cole
Milmore
Ovsch
Sullivan
Desc
Burke
McMahon
Revere
Hanrahan
Sherman
Chandler
Bosch
Weondeil
Low
Wilson
Murray
Martin
West End
Hull
Chartier
boun—SicGraw
Harris
Wait
West End Rf
Linnehan
Boston & Me
Slattery
Boston & Albany RR R
Moore
R. BR
Chark
Oly — Mahoney
Donnahee
Murphy
Francis
Kitapatrick
Spetees
Richardson
Bridges
McAvoy
Hirodbine
Com. of Mass
Gargan
West End Hk
West End Hk. R. 7122—Dienan Vs. KR. H. White Co
Seastrand
O' Connor
D’ Arcy
Stearns
Piper
Shute
O'Brien
MchKeon
Gordon
Dickinson
Stakin
Levenson
Whitney
West End RR
Sime
Crapo
Dahie
Lescomb
Pall
Smaith
Henry Woods
Sans Co
Seesicu
Lbraley
Kent Out
Robinson
Sinss
Davis
Stuveley
Eoening Giazette
Stersey
Cahill
Burnham
Hesseltine
Thekerimnan
Dones
Duncan
Litso
Conn Iy
Aiason
Woo-Kee
Tobing
Tighe
Baker Litves Freeman
Munroe
Thayer
Braintree Street Ry
Oder
Andrew A. Meyer
Dill
Davi
Jones
Ambisuire
Sternove
Bird —Line
Alae Maltin
City of Boston
Peek
Amidrovitz
Carbury
Farnsworth
Jos -Elomer
Shaw
Lane
Sane
Hilo
Phayver Lento O
V8. Meyer
Sumner
Pollard
Lawton
Leary
Hes Quinn
Hishan
Pow
Mavies
Ot Chapin
Fiohinson
Thuiker
Slatters
Whieher
Carpenter Vo
Papley
Sewell
Williapis
Elles
Wordheavs
Reiineen
Fogring
Newton
RPGN
Pers Ivnk
Deatee Eewion
Winoily Dewey
Phoordaer
Bave
Hayward
Perla VR
AOL
el’ Seathinehan
Weicn
Best
Elev
E. Frothinghom
M.D
Howard St
Imiversal Drug CO
Nr. O
Box
Mass
Dr. Bailey
Bell
Columbus Ave
Res Mont St
Hollis
Tremont St
London Hospital
J. FE. Bishop
Tremint St
Boylston St
Stanley
Miss
Pattison
Dartmouth St
Young
Safford
Union Soapstone Co
Murtha
Way
Slalt
Byron
Johnston
Salerno
Costigan, Jr
Kkenney
Bicknell
Keastern Hydraulic Press Br. Co
Strout
McLaughlin
Holander
Levine
He Dri A
BP. Sawyer Med. Co
su-Connolly
Medical
Climax Chemical CO
Eeoyiston St
Keston
Reliable Hallock Medical Institute
Court St
Hallock Medical Institute
For Wonrien
Tolman
Polman
E. W. Cahan, M. D
Sundey
Frederick F. Moore
Toys
Ee General Hospital
Bowdoin St
Bescon St
Parisian Remedy CO
Shipping
Warren Line
Will and Fitchburg
Erpcol. d
Sagnamore
Vanaca
Cha
EN & CO
Rlestowants
Cunard Line
New Pesca Ne Veg Company
State St
Alex
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Pier
Atlantic Avenue
Beeston
Rockland
Belfast
Buecksport
Winterport
At & P.m
Searsport
Hampden
Stonington
Southwest Harbor
Northeast Harbor
Seal Harbor
Bar U Harbor
Sangor
Bar Harbor
William H. Hill
G. M
Bosto
Savannah Line
Ocean Steamship Co
North Side
Florida
Wells
Ney. Wed
Chattahoochee
Gate City
Vie XN. V
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
P. Wing
Central Wharf
KB. Sampson
SY State St
Fiske Building
Bos
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Co
Norfolk, Baltimore and Newport News
Providence
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Washington Street
Simmer Street
J. W. MceCoskey
R. I
Queenstown & L
Fitchbure R. R
New England
Meval Canada
Iverpool
Dominion Atlantic BY. S. S. Line
Tabee
Calais
A. Waldron
Commercial Wharf
Yarmouth Steamshin Co., Ltd
Ees
Chatham Street
H. J. Pammond
India
C. F. Whatams
Tite Steamship
Fitchburg R. R
Custom House
Warren & CO
Shipping Rews
Eliza Ann Thwing
Winchester
Melville Cox
Clinton
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boston and
Hudson
Eliza Ann
Hurd
Underwriters Salvage CO
Atlantic Ave
Sawyer & Mitchell
Washington St
J. Waldron
Union St
Queen City
Manchester
N. H
J. J. Appleton
John J. Henry
Edwin R. Spinney
Joseph C. Dimock
Alice B. Gilereas
County of
South
M Street
M and
Eighth Streets
Melina A. Webber
W. E. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
J. Connelly
Dimock
Charles S. Judkins
Samuel *V. Rogers
William A. Rogers
Alice B. Gilcreas
Amy F. Acton
Tremont Bidg
Mom
Dover St
Pease
Mayo
Warren St
Barbury
Sulte 2
Went’s
Hawiey — Place
Victor Kesselman
Merrimne St
Ripans Chemical Co
Watson’s
Columbus
Plymouth
Alice G. Brown
Edward ST. Brown
Edward TL. Brown
Winess
Benjamin W. Harris
Esquire
J. C Sullivan
Register
Robert Grant
Probate Court
The
Post Publishing Company
Ames Buildine
Ness
Albert A, Glierson
Ronbery Latin School
Diense
Kearsarge Avenue
Roxbury
Dudley Street
West Roxbury
Collar
Board of Police
Teston
Notier
Luke Ryan
Edward
Nolan
Ivan