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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1904

Page

12

Died Alone a Pauper as Vast Fortune Came

The late Captain Walker Hawkins, once a prominent member of the British Naval and Military Veterans’ Association, died impoverished after failed speculations. Buried in a Kansas City potter’s field on April 20, his widow Lady Symons of London inherits his estate, though she sails home ignorant of his fate. Hawkins, born in Birmingham, hailed from a distinguished family tied to Sir John Cesar Hawkins and to Lt. Gen. William Penn Symons. He spent early years in Ceylon and served as captain in the Sixth Warwickshire Volunteer Rifle Corps before settling life in Boston and other locales.

Alker Hawkins Naval and Military Veterans’ Association Cit Kansas City Potters Field Hawns Lady Symons London Capri Hawkins Hawkins Honourable Artillery Company of London Captain Hawkins Birmingham England John Cesar Hawkins Victoria William Penn Symons South Africa Great London Coffee Company Hawkins, Limited Ceylon Sixth Warwickshire Volunteer Rifle Corps

Man Found Dead in Boston Harbor After Portland Steamer Fall

Police described a dead man recovered after a fall from the Portland steamer Governor Dingley in Boston harbor. Initials G. C. Y. 1854 tattooed on the left forearm, plus a flag shield crossed cannon and star. right arm bears a crucifix and an angel. No ID, pocket items include spectacles a jackknife and Portland to Boston ticket 7744 stamped May 27. Clothing worn shows worn gray underwear and frayed black suit. Officials expect the ship's log may identify him after Governor Dingley arrives.

Boston Harbor Portland Boston

Three Cars Crush Everett Boy Injures Foot and Arm

May 320 The boy Kenneth McKillop nine son of Kenneth McKillop of Plymouth street was riding sand cars used by Stewart and Co constructing the boulevard between Main and Spaulding when struck by a passing car. Three cars passed over his foot and arm before rescue and he was taken to Whidden hospital. A later train of three heavily loaded cars plunged down a steep embankment near Main street tearing a telegraph pole and damaging the track system.

Everett Kenney McXllop Kenneth McKillop Plymouth Street Stewart & Co Main Spaulding Streets Whidden Hospital Main Street

Cambridge club room wrecked by unknown vandal

Members of the Columbia Associates Cambridge Hampshire and Clark streets found their clubroom in ruins yesterday morning. A $300 piano, stove, pictures and furniture were destroyed with windows smashed. No motive or suspect was identified.

Columbia Associates Hampshire Clark Streets Cambridge Carrie Nation

Vanderbilt Sees the King at London Levee

King Edward hosts a brilliant levee with five Americans including George W Vanderbilt and William Barclay Parsons. The Alake of Abeokuta from Upper Guinea meets the king, first trip abroad. Britain agrees to buy the Alake’s Lagos cotton for three years.

London Edward George W.vanderbilt William Barclay Parsons Alake Abeokuta Upper Guinea Lagos

Porter accused of stealing cash from Salvation Army lodge

Ensign Howe at the Hanover street Salvation Army lodging house reported a porter vanished with $38.25 belonging to Richard Dwyer. Dwyer, who had been hospitalized after arriving the previous week, had entrusted the money to the porter for safekeeping.

Ensign Howe Hanover Street Salvation Army Richard Dwyer Dwyer

Consent to Lead International Electro-Chemical Company

A statement announcing consent to become director and President of the International Electro-Chemical Company after a thorough investigation. The speaker pledges to advance its interests, commend its securities nationwide, and notes that the directors are honorable men who will protect stockholders' interests at all times.

International Electro-Chemical Company United States Greater Boston State of Maine Greater Boston New York State Middle West Northwest W. French Smith Chas. C. Ehrman Henry P. Jenney R. R. Hopkins International Electro- Chemical Company Honor Cety. C. F. King Malden WM. V. Hayward John T. Hayward D. Arthur Burt Burt Roxbury, Mass New England American-La France Fire Engine Company Old South Building

Remembered Rail Executive Mr St John of Wellesley Mass

Mr St John a resident of Wellesley Massachusetts, former vice president and general manager of the Seaboard Air Line, a railway system from Richmond Virginia to Florida, previously ten years as general manager of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway with Chicago headquarters. He organized the Association of Railway General Managers at Chicago in 1891 and served as its permanent chairman until 1895 when he became vice president and general manager of the Seaboard Air Line at Portsmouth Virginia. He was chairman of the Railway Finance Committee of the Chicago World's Fair in 1893 and has held many other senior positions.

St. John Wellesley Mass Seaboard Air Line Richmond Points Florida Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Chicago Association of Railway General Managers Portsmouth

Harvard Men Are Robbed At College Gym Lockers

W W R Rhodes of 8 College House Cambridge reports his locker in Hemenway Gymnasium entered and money taken. J B Horn of College House also reports his locker robbed. Rumor points to a college member stealing from students' rooms.

W.W. R. Rhodes College House Cambridge Hemenway Gymnasium J.B. Horn

New association joins Everett veterans in post celebration

Everett May 30 the J A Perkins Post 156 G A R observed a post celebration featuring a new auxiliary association in the line up. The group includes prominent citizens such as Mayor T J Boynton, adding a notable civic presence to the event.

Everett J. A. Perkins T. J. Boynton

Principal Charged After Alleged Assault on Student

Newton Upper Falls May 20 Frederick Feltman of 363 Elliot street Newton Upper Falls caused Principal C Everett Gaffney of Wade Grammar School to be summoned into Municipal Court on a charge of assault on Feltman’s son Frank pupil at the school. Feltman says Gaffney punished the boy severely ripping clothing bruising his body with the last alleged assault said to have occurred Thursday The affair has caused talk at Newton Highlands and Upper Falls.

Newton Upper Falls Frederick Feltman Elliot C. Everett, Gaffney Wade Grammar School Frank Feltman Gaffney Newton Highlands and Upper Falls

Building Collapse in East Eight Street Injures Four

New York May 30 Four persons were injured today in the partial collapse of an old four story brick building on East Eighth Street. The accident likely resulted from undermining the wall during excavation for a large modern building. Workers, many girls and men, were trapped in wreckage. Pauline Richman 22 was badly crushed and may die. The others are expected to recover.

New York Eighth Street Pauline Richman

Arrest of Nora Moriarty for illegal liquor sale

Nora Moriarty aged 35 of 88 Warrenton Street was arrested yesterday by Division 4 officers on the charge of illegally selling liquor.

Nora Moriarty Warrenton Street Division 4

Five Die After Eating Canned Peas in New York Family

Giuseppe Obraco his wife Maria and children Angelina 18 Vincent 14 and Antonio 11 fell ill after a supper of canned peas. A doctor urged hospital care but the family refused. Vincent died Saturday Angelina died today and Antonio is beyond help in New York.

New York Giuseppe Obraco Maria Angelina Vincent Antonio

J. J. Costello Dies. Dorchester Leader and Election Official

Dorchester civic figure and Boston politician James J. Costello died in a Newbury Street private hospital after a months long illness. He once served as chief clerk in the sewer division under ex Mayor O'Brien and was election commissioner appointed by ex Mayor Curtis in 1894. Survived by his wife, two sons James and Joseph, and daughter Mrs. George Callahan. funeral at St. Peter's Church Thursday morning.

James J. Cosstello Dorchester Boston Newbury Street Costello O’brien Curtis James Joseph George Callahan St. Peter's Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Briggs’ Undertaking Establishment Everett Boy Eliot Ally Cambridge Club G. Vanderbilt Porter E. ST. John DR. W. French Smith Smith Somerville Harvard University Goettingen Germany Wohler Dr. Hayes Massachusetts BY Chas. C. Ehrman Erdman Winthrop Whitehead & Hoag Co Newark N. J Henry P. Jenney Jenney New Bedford Edwin D. Chaplin Chaplin Winchester Hopkins Erie Penn B. G. Dun & Co. Mercantile Agency Bradstreet Company Connecticut New Haven C. F. King King Journal Building Hayward Quincy Treasury Beacon Washington Street Officeds Board OF Dire E. On Benam P . Jenney R.R. Hopkins French Smith E. ‘J. Briggs Crosby & Gregory Patent Solicitors William V. Hayward C. F Harvard Newton Llegal New York J. J. Costello
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