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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1912

Page

7

Health Board Hunts Leper Samuel Izen in City

The Poston Board of Health searches for Samuel Izen a leper who escaped quarantine in Ann Harbor Michigan and is believed to have come to this city to obtain passage on a steamship for Russia Immigration inspectors monitor all outgoing vessels to intercept him.

Poston Board of Health Samuel Izen Ann Harbor Mich Russia Grand Army of the Republic Charles Hw’. Skillings Portland Maine

Robbers Frightened From West Upton Postoffice

A gang of yeggmen blew the safe at the West Upton postoffice but were frightened off by William Beamon who alerted the police after hearing the explosion. The robbers escaped with $175 in stamps.

West Upton William Beamon

Bar Members Contribute to Europe Trip Fund for Judge Archbald

Washington May 29 Members of the bar who practiced before Judge Robert W Archbald in Scranton Pa testified to the House judiciary committee that they contributed to a fund for a Europe vacation for the judge John T Lanihan of Wilkes Barre a former congressman said he gave 10 or 25 dollars at the solicitation of E W Searle clerk of Archbalds court Another Wilkes Barre law firm contributed similarly

Washington Robert W. Archbald Court of Commerce United States Scranton Penn Europe House Committee On Judiciary John T. Lanihan Wilkesbarre Congress Lanihan E. W. Searle

Judge Archibald Under Fire In Senate Inquiry

The probe reveals Archibald received money and sought information from Louisvile & Nashville counsel. Letters show he asked for and discussed an additional brief after a case submission. Bruce read exchanges about Compton testimony and a Florida amplification letter. Lanihan recalls Kissinger request to discount a $2500 note for a Honduras mine alliance. Walker recounts nolo contendere pleas and his warning against light fines.

Archibald Lanihan Europe Helm Bruce Louisville Louisville & Nashville Railroad Bruce Archbald Archbald For the Written Opinion. Mr. Bruce C. G. Compton Louisville & Nashville Compton Mr. Bruce Florida Webb W. ‘"W. Kissinger Honduras Albert H. Walker New York Wire Trust Walker

Man Killed Jumping Freight In Manchester

George Blourdou aged 30 of 270 Elm Street was killed in Manchester while stealing a ride on a freight train. He was swung beneath the wheels and his right leg was severed. He died before arrival at the hospital.

Manchester N. H George Blourdou Elm Street

Jury Impanelled in Shaw and Stuart Theft Case

Jurors were empanelled for the trial of Arthur Willis Shaw, brought from Los Angeles to face a $19,000 larceny charge involving the A. W. Shaw Corporation and the Cumberland Shoe Company of Freeport, Maine. Mrs. Georgia M. Stuart faces an accessory charge and the receipt of some stolen property. the case was adjourned until Monday.

Arthur Willis Shaw Los Angeles A. W. Shaw Corporation Cumberland Shoe Company Freeport Georgia M. Stuart

Fishermen Arrested in Police Raid Halt Wharf Fleet

Several T wharf fishing schooners were blocked from leaving for the fishing grounds after noon when 11 fishermen were arrested in the poolroom at 19 T wharf for being present where gaming was in progress. The arrests left some boats short handed.

T Wharf

Police raid on Spar pool room shocks crowded wharf

Shortly after 1 o clock a squad of police surrounded the Spar pool room on the fish wharf. Sergeant O Donnell and officers entered the second floor as a crowd gathered. Fishermen Theil and Frank T Fallon were arrested while the patrol wagon bailed them later. Police confiscated all pool tables and furnishings.

O'Donnell Hanover Street Theil Frank T. Fallon

Jury Drawn in Trial Postponed by Holiday

Defendants pleaded not guilty at arraignment and jurors began being called. The jury box filled within 30 minutes after exhausting peremptory challenges as government readiness delayed proceeding due to a holiday. Foreman Charles L. Stiles led a list including Elmer R. Claffey John H. Fischer Jr. John Garrity Henry Hall Henry F. McInerney Moses McMullen Stephen J. Porter William J. Smith Frank L. White George E. Whitney Frank F. Ziegler.

Charles L. Stiles Hewins Street Elmer R. Claffey Tremont Street John H. Fischer, Jr Reading Street John Garrity Grove Street Chelsea Henry Hall Highland Avenue Henry F. McInerney Cufflin Street Moses McMullen East Second Street Stephen J. Porter Lovell Street William J. Smith Temple Street Frank L. White Johnston Park George E. Whitney Huntington Avenue Frank F. Ziegler

Malden Police Seek Higher Pay for Ball Game Duty

At a Police Association meeting in Malden the demand was raised for higher daily wages for police on ball game duty at the High School Athletic Field. Officers seek 3 dollars a day, up from 2 to 2.50, with Captain Foley to present the request to the police commissioner.

Police Association of Malden Bryant Street Timothy J. Foley

Cuban troops mobilize as revolt grows in Guantanamo

Desultory and destructive guerilla warfare is expected to follow the mobilization of Cuban government troops in Guantanamo where the negro revolt is strongest according to meagre advices received at the State Department today.

Washington Guantanamo State Department

Fish arrivals flood wharf with mackerel from multiple ports

Mackerel arrivals at the wharf from New York Newport New Bedford and other ports totaled over a thousand barrels for the morning trade. Seventeen vessels supplied groundfish including four steam trawlers and several sailing craft with large cargoes. Prices cited for haddock cod hake pollock and butterfish. Coastwise movements include the Canopic and other liners with passenger and lemon shipments. several schooners sold or repositioned. the Coastwise Transportation Company shifts from sailing to steam coal and oil traffic.

New York Newport New Bedford Canso N. S Haddock Cod Pollock I Josie & Phebe W. M. Goodspeed W. A. Morse Annie Perry Crest Georgiauna Ats Seiter Gladys & Nellie Yankee Olivia Sears T. J. Carroll Appomattox Elmer Gray Pic Boston Genoa Naples Azores Palermo Raymah Halifax Gloucester Nova Scotia Hume Sachem Hoosac Governor Douglas Douglas Massachusetts Coastwise Transportation Company Sun Oil Company Quincy Romeo St. John N. B Albany Street White Star Line Queenstown Liverpool

Shipping News Mini Almanac Arrivals and Tide Notes

Shipping news lists mini almanac data and a fleet of arrivals and names. It includes ship names such as Sachem Murdock Persian Thacher and ports like Liverpool Philadelphia Norfolk and New York with tide and daylight figures. The short item reads like a maritime update from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper.

Seamers Sachem Murdock Liverpool Thacher Philadelphia Kershaw Johnson Norfolk H. F Dimock Smith New

Mud baths claimed to cure rheumatism

A brief squib notes claims from Meeker column that mud baths cure rheumatism and counters with Seeker’s jab about repeated political runs not helping. The Chicago Newsquote frames the debate as nonsubstantiating and local skepticism.

Meeker Chicago News

Cuban insurrectos plan clash with American forces near Guantanamo

A report says rebels seek a confrontation to force surrender by American marines or naval officers, aiming to avoid recognition of belligerency and risk treason charges. A naval officer with Cuban experience notes the tactic’s possible purpose to prompt decisive action from authorities.

Cuba Nipe Bay Guantanamo

Woman shoots man in Lansing apartment killing Edward Hallen

Julia Lindley confessed to shooting and killing Edward Hallen in their Lansing apartment after he revealed plans to join his wife and child in Rockford Illinois. The couple had moved to Lansing from Janesville Wisconsin several months ago.

Lansing Mich Julia Lindley Edward Hallen Janesville Wis Hallen Rockford Ill

Miss Poli Engaged to Thomas F McLaughlin Jr

Miss Adelina Florence Poli of New Haven is engaged to Thomas Francis McLaughlin Jr of Boston. Poli is active in charity work. McLaughlin comes from a prominent Boston family. He attends Yale Law School class of 1912 and is popular among classmates. Poli's father owns a chain of vaudeville houses across several states.

New Haven S. Z. Poli Howestreet Adelina Florence Poli Thomas Francis McLaughlin, Jr Boston Poli McLaughlin That City Charles B. McLaughlin Harvard University Yale Law School Miss Poli Massachusetts New York Connecticut Pennsylvania Washington

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