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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1906

Page

9

Diver Rescued After Lighter Explosion Off Gardiner Wharf

In Gardiner Maine a Woolwich diver with Eastern Steamship Co. narrowly escaped drowning when dynamite exploded near a lighter grounding at the wharf. The lighter overturned tossing six men and the diver into the river. five charges exploded without incident earlier. The Boston steamer faces landing trouble due to the wrecked lighter.

Gardiner Scott Tiba Woolwich Eg Stern Steamship Company Ixennebec Boston

Two youths seized after Hanover saloon raid

Detectives arrested George Carter on Hawley street after a confrontation with Inspector Walter Abbott. Two accomplices, Joseph Donovan alias Harold Folsom and James Kelley alias James, both 23–26, were found with silverware and other items valued at about $45. They admit ties to Carter and say the property came from men unknown to them. Carter faces Grand Jury charges after an attempted shooting. Reagan was shot in the side by a bullet Carter fired at Abbott. the wound is non life threatening.

Hanover Street Walter Abbott George Carter Hawley Street Carter Joseph Donovan Harold Aaron Folsom Harrison Avenue James Kelley James Kelley Folsom Tarrison Avenue Inspector Abbott Henry Reagan Washington Street Stawiley Street Abbott William H. McCauseland Howe Street Reagan

Maine Protest Grows Against Shiloh Cult Leader

In Portland Maine a petition organized by Charles F Dunlap seeks Governor Cobb action to investigate alleged evils at Shiloh led by Biljah Sandford. Ex governors Cleaves Chamberlain Robie and numerous business leaders sign, citing a Kansas City woman and daughter believed held by Shiloh elders.

Biljah Sandford Durham Shiloh Pine Tree William F. Cobb Maine Alice Phelps Kansas City Charles F. Dunlap Portland Cleaves Chamberlain Robie First National Bank of Dunlap

Pickpocket Strikes Moran Meeting in North Cambridge

During John B. Moran’s address at Odd Fellows Hall in North Cambridge a pickpocket stole $50 from Francis W. Trelegan a Cambridge butcher living at 18 Clay Street. Trelogan had stored the money inside his coat pocket under the impression it was safe and unnoticed the theft occurred as the audience applauded. Police offered no statement on the incident.

John B. Moran Odd Fellows North Cambridge Francis W. Trelegan Clay Street Trelegan

Anarchist Claim Shocks Court In Di Petro Case

Valentino Di Petro declared he is an Anarchist while testifying in Superior Criminal Court in a bid to alienate the fight over an assault with intent to murder two Italian Socialists. He faces deportation under a federal statute enacted after President McKinley’s death. He denied firing shots at Paul Revere Hall claiming Socialists fired first and he fled as shots began. Additional witnesses are scheduled for today.

Superior Criminal Court Valentino di Petro McKinley di Petro Paul Revere Hall Gall

Dynamite Fails to Separate Wrecked Cars in Atlantic City

Atlantic City N J October 31 divers placed several light charges of dynamite under two submerged cars in the Thoroughfare to break a coupling. The effort failed and officials say the charges did no damage. Crews move to drag the cars ashore about 200 feet away. No bodies found since yesterday and the death toll remains uncertain with estimates ranging up to six hundred nine.

Atlantic City N. J

Beagle Club Awards Second Prize at National Meet

A sharp wind and drizzle did little to dull sport as the National Beagle Club of America held its two pack classes for 15 and 13 inch dogs. The national challenge cup was won by William G. Rockefeller for Rock Ridge kennels, marking his third win. Chetwood Smith of Massachusetts took second prize in packs of four.

Baltimore National Beagle Club of America William G. Rockefeller Rockefeller Rock Ridge Chetwood Smith Massachusetts

Russian Hebrews Plan Appeal to Secy Straus

Odessa reports a local Hebrew conference plans to seek help from Oscar Straus as he joins the Cabinet to ease Jewish immigration to America amid present migration difficulties.

Secy. Straus Odessa America Oscar Straus

Murder in East Side Boston Stabbing Death

In New York on Oct 31 Joseph Murelo a young Italian was stabbed and killed with a ham tester during a fight on the East Side Police arrested Joseph Dallesio on murder charges Officials say the quarrel may have been over a woman and that Murelo previously served time in Boston for manslaughter with a self defence plea.

New York Joseph Murelo Joseph Dallesio Boston

Carpenter Loses Suit Against Union Over Trade Injunction

Lincoln A. Clough sought an injunction to stop Colin W. Cameron and others from interfering with his carpentry work after he refused union membership. The Superior Court dismissed the petition, ruling the alleged interference was not continuous, though the court noted the respondents were in the wrong.

Lincoln A. Clough Colin W. Cameron Et al Carpenter Clough G. W. Cutting

The Law of the Dog and Man in a Curious Exchange

A man quotes a controversial ethic: when the dog steals meat you beat the dog, but when a man steals your meat or canoe you kill the man. The narrator questions the logic as Old Ebbits and Zilla respond with irony.

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