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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1905

Page

1

Ex Governor Bates backs Guild for Governor nomination

Ex-Governor John L Bates announces he will support Curtis Guild Jr for Governor after exchanges with Guild. Bates says he will not seek nomination and endorses Guild, who replies that he will not run for Lieutenant Governor if Bates is not in the Governor race.

John L. Bates Guild Bates State Street Boston Middlesex Club Curtis Guild, Jr Governor Guild Commonwealth Republican Party Lberty Gloucester Mass

Boston Labor condemns Douglas for signing school bill without referendum

The Boston Central Labor Union condemned Governor William L. Douglas for signing the school bill without the referendum attachment. The union urged sending the bill back to the Senate to secure home rule and referendum, noting past support for Douglas but surprise at his action. The meeting featured Peter W. Collins as president and included a gift of a black ebony gavel.

Union William L. Douglas Senate Douglas Boston Central Labor Union Boston Peter W. Collins Joyce Electrical Workers’ Union 103 Peter W.collins Civic Federation

Tornado Hits Fort Worth Texas Kills Dispatcher

A tornado Wind 70 mph struck Fort Worth at 6 30 PM causing part of the west wall of the Texas and Pacific passenger station to collapse and killing train dispatcher John Young. The storm toppled wires west of the city, partly wrecked Mineral Wells, and razed a church of the African Methodist congregation. Several buildings lost their roofs including the seven story First National Bank building.

Fort Worth Tex Texas & Pacific John Young Mineral Wells M. A First National Bank

Tornado Damages Dallas Community Reports Deaths

Unconfirmed reports say the ninth ward of Dallas formerly Oak Cliff was struck by a tornado. Two churches were destroyed and several people killed. One telephone operator is reported dead.

Dallas Tex Oak Cliff

Mrs Livermore in Semi Conscious State at Melrose

Melrose May 21 Mrs Mary A Livermore remained in a semi conscious state tonight. Dr Godfrey Ryder said the turning point of the disease would be reached Tuesday and if heart action remains strong there is some hope of recovery.

Melrose Mary A. Livermore Godfrey Ryder

Man Charged With Assaulting Newton Officer

May 21. James McFarland of 63 River street released on bail in a disturbance case is alleged to have felled Patrolman David Neagle with a fist on the steps of the police headquarters. He was rearrested on the charge of assaulting an Officer.

Newton James McFarland River Street David Neagle McFarland

Boston Area Forecast Fair Weather Monday and Tuesday

The local forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair conditions on Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures are expected to be mild with light winds and no significant precipitation anticipated.

Boston and Vicinity

Marriage of Dunbar of Boston Annulled

Marie R Lovell, daughter of the late William Lovell, wins an annulment from John D B Dunbar alleging he was already married with five children when they wed in New Jersey. Lovell claims Dunbar owes about 20000 dollars and has fled to London while she seeks legal redress.

John D. B. Dunbar Marie R. Lovell William Lovell New York Supreme Court Miss Lovell Dunbar London Saratoga Mr. Dunbar New York Flushing Justice of the Peace New Jersey John B. Dunbar

Dory Tragedy Averts Death for Three Cambridge Men

Three Cambridge men David J. Lee Archie D Lyons and William D Fellows nearly perished when their fishing dory overturned about a mile offshore at Swampscott. They clung to the hull for two hours until Henry Douglas aboard a launch rescued them and towed them ashore unconscious. After rescue they revived by 6 pm and were sent home under care.

Swampscott David J. Lee Archie D. Lyons William D. Fellows Cambridge Joseph Crowell Henry Douglas

Tragedy as Young Mary Keating Killed by Electric Car

Four year old Mary Keating of 8 West Seventh Street was killed when she ran into a passing streetcar bound for the Point. Motorman Andrew J. Crimmins attempted braking but could not avoid the fatal collision. Dr. Charles J. Ferguson pronounced her dead at the scene. bystanders and friends mourned as the crowd scattered.

Mary Keating West Seventh Street Mary Andrew J. Crimmins Charles J. Ferguson Broadway

Boston Boy's Body Recovered After Lake Champlain Drowning

The body of Private J. J. Moore of Boston was found at Burlington Vermont, confirming the drowning incident on Lake Champlain when he was out in a boat with a Fort Ethan Allen corporal a few days earlier.

Burlington, Vt J. J. Moore Boston Lake Champlain Fort Ethan Allen

Mitchell of Hull and Family Escape Serious Drowning Crash

John Lt. Mitchell a Hull coal dealer and ex selectman with his son, daughter, and a relative’s boy narrowly escaped death when his touring car plunged from the Pemberton pier into eight feet of harbor water. The vehicle overturned, Mitchell and the children were rescued on shore with help from bystanders. the oldest son was carried under but swam ashore. Mitchell blamed a cramped lever that prevented stopping before the end of the pier.

John L. Mitchell Hull Pemberton John Lt. Mitchell Selectman Mitchell John R. Wheeler Mr. Mitchell Nantasket Letitia Mitchell Freddie Vogel Fred Mitchell

Two Killed in Chicago Riots During Strike Clash

In Chicago rioting near Twenty-ninth and Dearborn James Gray a 4 negro non union teamster was killed by bartender Harry Bernstein during a dispute over the strike. Policeman Tinsley shot Bernstein after he fired at the officer. A mob destroyed a saloon as police and ambulances responded.

Chicago Twenty-ninth Dearborn James Gray Harry Bernstein Bernstein Tinsley Enoch Carlson Carlson Gray Tinsey

Venus Venus Crazy or Not at Taunton Asylum

The Post reports an escape by Grace Darby the Mad Venus from Taunton Insane Asylum amid a dispute over her sanity. State officials insist she was sane while former employees and two other doctors dispute that judgment.

Grace Darby Venus Taunton State Lunacy Commission

Lunacy Commission official defends Grace Darby sanity claim

An unnamed Lunacy Commission official answered questions about Grace Darby in a written note. He confirmed her insanity and warned the public should be protected from reproduction of imbeciles. He cited attendants and Maine doctors as differing in opinions and described confinement as best.

Lunacy Commission Grace Darby the State Board of Insanity Maine

Champions Rally Behind Taunton Insane Hospital

Taunton residents rally to defend the Taunton Insane Hospital after criticism following Grace Darby’s escape. Supporters include Mrs H J Washburn and musician James Nickerson, with Chief James H Cash calling the facility above reproach. Protesters say reports are cruelly maligned and misrepresented. Continued on Page 4-Sixth Column.

Taunton Taunton Insane Hospital Grace Darby H. J. Washburn R. F. Bliss James Nickerson James H. Cash

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