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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1909

Page

4

Joker Found in Charter Bill Delays Boston Redraw

A Boston city hall joker in a charter bill stirs fight over April 1 legal residency. Election officials say the flaw blocks rapid passage as Governor Draper and lawmakers debate amendments to the metropolitan charter.

Joker

Lomasney warns charter bill flaws threaten veto

On Beacon Hill Representative Lomasney warned that the charter bill had many flaws that would keep the Governor from signing it. Despite his protest, the bill passed to be engrossed by 137 to 87 with little debate. Brickley of Ward 7 dissented from the committee report.

Boston Draper House Martin M. Lomasney Ward 8 State House Election Board Senate Executive Chamber Grafton Cushing Boston Election Commissioners Committee Lomasney Cushing Senator Crosby Committee On Willcutt Dorchester O’brien Ward 16 Henry Cabot Lodge Beacon Hill

Long Urges Temperance at Massachusetts Meeting

The Unitarian Temperance Society heard ex-governor John D. Long defend opposition to statewide prohibition in Massachusetts. He cited Maine as a prohibition success and warned public sentiment remained against a statewide ban while praising the WCTU's statewide work. He also criticized Harvard pro liquor views and urged caution against temperance efforts.

F. FE. Emrich Congregational Home Missionary Society Congregational Ministers of Massachusetts South Congregational Church Young People's Religious Union Henry H. Saunderson Cambridge Grace R. Torr Peabody O. Arthur McMurdie West Somerville John D. Long King’s Chapel Unitarian Temperance Society Hugo Munsterberg Harvard Maine

Murderer shoots wife then kills self after week on run

Giacinto Pellosi, 27, sought for the week on a charge of murdering his wife Marianna, returned to the Foster place tenement in the North End and shot himself after his wife's death at about midnight May 19. Neighbors heard shots but delayed notifying police until morning. Pellosi had eluded officers while in hiding until entering a Foster place hallway and firing a pistol.

Giacinto Pellosi Foster Place North End Marianna Pellosi Antonio Nikoli

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