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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1907

Page

12

Firemen Fail to Spot Hidden Dynamite Box Fire

Boston and Maine freight shed 26 erupted in flames on Saturday night. A 12 by 12 box containing 650 pounds of dynamite, scorched on three sides, was found Sunday morning by District Chief Pope. Box addressed to C. B. Harlow of Sinnfield Centre, arrived Saturday afternoon via E. G. Tutein. Chief Pope suspects non incendiary causes from railroad employees’ carelessness and orders warn staff to avoid lighting matches near sheds.

Boston & Maine Railroad Pope E. G. Tutein C. B. Harlow S Ynnfield Centre

Col Morandi to Wed in Aldermanic Chamber Ceremony

Colonel Sammy Morandi and Annie L. La Moss plan a 2:30 wedding in the aldermanic chamber preceding the Board of Aldermen meeting. The ceremony will be officiated by Assistant City Messenger Silloway with the Green River quartet providing music. Morandi, 46, Boston native of Dutch descent, is a noted match merchant and political figure. the bride is 47 and this will be her second marriage.

Sammy Morandi Annie L. la Moss Board of Aldermen Bangs, Draper and Clark Berwin Fitzgerald Curley Silloway Bill Foley Green River Morandi Draper Beause Boston

Gaskin Offered Deer Island Post Refused

A city official said Police Captain Gaskin of Station 2 was offered the Deer Island superintendency before it went to Captain Hoffman. Gaskin reportedly had three hours to decide and sent a negative reply before the deadline. He is noted as a top disciplinarian in the force.

Gaskin Station 2 Deer Island Hoffman

Clothing Company Builds Confidence Since 1852

After reviewing competing claims, shoppers choose stores by confidence in methods and merchandise. This firm cites its Morse-made clothing and steady growth since 1852 as proof of reliability. The Spring Booklet features new styles in suits from $10 to $35. request it.

New York

Wealthy Melrose Man Gilmore Found After Daylong Marsh Search

James V Gilmore 71, a wealthy Melrose Highlands wool merchant with Montana ranch holdings, was found exhausted in a swamp near his Clark street home after 24 hours missing. A massive search by 400 to 500 volunteers ended when Albert Perkins discovered him. he was hospitalized with a favorable outlook.

James W. Gilmore Melrose Melrose Highlands James V. Gilmore Gilmore William Lynde Warry Norton Mr. Perkins Clark Street Harlowe Montana Mr. Gilmore

Councillors Clash Over Industrial Commission Junket

A Governor's Council clash approved a $2400 overseas junket for Commissioner Charles H. Winslow and Secretary Charles K. Morse of the Massachusetts Industrial Commission to tour Europe. Five voted for the trip and three against it, with critics calling the voyage wasteful. They sail May 20 aboard the Republic to study European industrial conditions and return in August.

Governor's Council Charles H. Winslow Charles K. Morse Massachusetts Industrial Commission Guild Draper Lewis H. Bartlett Lynn Edward P. Barry South Boston Messrs Winslow and Morse Liverpool Republic Europe France Switzerland Germany Holland Belgium Scotland Ireland America

Roosevelt lemonade with the big stick on Atlantic boardwalk

A new drink called Roosevelt lemonade appears on the Atlantic boardwalk. It includes a miniature stick modeled after the big stick. When served, two sticks are offered with the second hidden but felt by the buyer upon the proper signal.

Atlantic Ciey

Governor Vetoes Bill to Raise Clerks of Courts Salaries

Governor Guild vetoes a 1904 based plan to raise salaries for clerks and assistant clerks of District Police and Municipal courts. He argues the 1904 system tied raises to population and census, and would bypass a general policy against targeted perks. He notes incumbents already earn well and that vacancies attract many applicants.

Guild Walker Brookline Senate House of Representatives Commonwealth

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