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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1920

Page

11

Russians Still Claim Czar and Family Alive

Neva reports statements by Russian nobles and officers recently returned to Europe asserting the former Czar and his family escaped to Vladivostok and live quietly, denying their deaths for political reasons. The note recalls no eyewitness to the royal burial in Ekaterinburg and questions Bolshevik accounts. General Goskowski and Engineer Natinof are mentioned.

Neva Jenne Europe Ily Vladivostok Pan Ekaterinburg Feneral Goskowski Engineer Natinof

Two Russians in Ekaterinburg during Czar family imprisonment

Report confirms that two Russians were present in Ekaterinburg with the imprisoned former Czar and his family. The piece also notes other Russians' accounts of their escape, seeking corroboration of the tale.

Ekaterinburg

Will contest over Roxbury man's Colby Academy legacy

Samuel Austin of Roxbury leaves Colby Academy of New London N H as residuary legatee in a $40 000 estate. Cousins contest the will alleging unsound mind and undue influence, with counsel former Councillor Charles I Quirk leading the contest.

Samuel Austin Roxbury Colby Academy of

Dalton Loss to Cape Cod

The funeral of John W. Dalton a long time Boston Globe correspondent for Cape Cod and a Sandwich leader will be Thursday at the Catholic Church in Sandwich after the Boston train arrival. Born April 25 1867 in Sandwich he died from complications after an appendectomy at Carney Hospital. He organized a Cape Cod canal steam line and built a fish freezing plant. he served as a constable and led local clubs. Survived by wife Adeline and two sons John W Dalton Jr 17 and Charles C Dalton 12.

John W. Dalton Boston Globe Cape Cod Sandwich Carney Hospital Boston Mr. Dalton New York Hook and Ladder Company William E. Russell Club Shawmut Club

Boston University Girl Student Wins Fellowship

Anna M. Peabody of Danvers receives a fellowship from the Massachusetts Society for the University Education of Women. She has served as a chemistry laboratory assistant and will pursue the Master of Arts at Boston University.

Boston Wnniversity The Massachusetts Society For University Education of Women Anna M. Peabody Danvers Massachusetts Society For the University Education of Women Miss Peabody Poston University A. M

Miniature yacht crafted by novice amateur named George Gibson

George H. Gibson, chauffeur for Horatio Hathaway of Dedham, built a built up model yacht from a 40 foot Long Island Sound original. Gibson copied plans from Rudder Magazine to one inch to a foot and, though not a shipbuilder, refused $250 for the art piece. He has built another similar model.

George H. Gibson Horatio Hathaway Dedham Long Island Sound Gibson Rudder

Y War Workers to Attend Boston Y.M.C.A. Reception

Greater Boston Y M C A district hosts a reception for war workers with invitations sent to known addresses. More than 700 expected from Boston and neighboring chapters including Lynn Wakefield Newton Quincy Somerville Cambridge Chelsea Everett Melrose Malden and Hyde Park.

Greater Boston Boston Y. M. C. A Boston Lynn Wakefield Newton Quincy Somerville Cambridge Chelsea Everett Melrose Malden Hyde Park

Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter at Charlestown Navy Yard

Clarence Green a colored attendant in the navy pleaded guilty before a general court martial board at the Charlestown navy yard yesterday. On April 3 he accidentally shot Eddie Bronnoski on Eagle Boat 7 Quebec while on duty in a saloon. Bronnoski died later. Green testified he shot his best friend.

Clarence Green Navy Charlestown Navy Yard Eagle Boat Quebec Eddie Bronnoski Greer

Mayor vetoes plan to extend city pensions

Mayor Peters yesterday vetoed the City Council's acceptance of Chapter 179 of the acts of 1520, opposing further pension system extensions unless on a proper contributory basis.

Peters

Pension measure sparks city pension system review request

The passage describes a pension proposal for firemen inspectors mechanics draw tenders assistant drawtenders and storekeepers. The Finance Commission opposed the measure and urged an investigation of the entire city pension system. The Mayor asked the commission to estimate the cost of such an investigation.

Finance Commission

City approves $1 million loan for two ferries and rehab

The Boston City Council passed a $1,000,000 loan for two new ferryboats and the East Boston ferry rehab outside the debt limit after redrafting the Mayor’s order. A $400,000 rescission was tabled. East Boston advocate Kiley urged keeping the $400,000, while Mayor Peters argued two ferries in one year suffice and city needs lie elsewhere.

East Boston Daniel J. Kiley Committee On Finance Peters

Patrolman Lally Commended For Capturing Vicious Dog

Patrolman Lally of Roxbury Crossing Station is commended for capturing a dangerous dog that terrorized the district for over an hour. He seized the animal by the neck and held it while another officer killed it with a single shot to the head.

Lally Roxbury Crossing Sally

Swift & Co carcass beef sales in Boston week ending May 22

Prices realized on Swift and Co sales of carcass beef in Boston for the week ending Saturday May 22 ranged from 14 to 19.00 cents per pound and averaged 17.5 cents per pound.

Swift & Co Boston

City Council Moves For Higher Boston Post Office Pay

Councilman Henry E. Hagan led a measure urging the Mayor to press Massachusetts members of Congress to secure a living wage for Boston post office employees. The order passed under suspension of the rules amid unanimous support.

Henry E. Hagan Massachusetts Congress Boston Post Office Hagan

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