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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1905
Page
8
The excerpt argues for reform in legal ethics and disbarment billing, urges prosecutorial action against misconduct, and cites a Boston theatre strike fund example. It condemns bills paid by Suffolk County and calls for an independent district attorney to prosecute violations and ensure defendants receive proper trial rights.
Asa P. French, chosen to investigate Fenway graft, was delayed by a Norfolk county jury case. Acting Mayor Whelton asked city departments to assist him, while contractors claim work followed written orders and that only two gatehouses remain unfinished.
Reporter checks Fenway sewer project as John B. Graham, builder of Sections 1 and 3, and dredger work by Simon Donovan proceed. Engineer Charles H. Dodd explains estimates and possible difficulties, noting costs remain within engineer estimates despite unexpected conditions. Graham says he will say nothing about political aspects and is focused on finishing two gatehouses within the forecast.
The two masted Edward S Eveleth was rammed by the City of Boston while approaching Waldo Bros at Hoosac Tunnel docks. The collision damaged sails and bulwarks and left the schooner in need of tow to reach the dock. no loss of life occurred.
Jeremiah Connell aged 44 of 61 Mathews street Chelsea sustained severe facial and hand burns from a kerosene lamp explosion. He was rushed to Frost Hospital Chelsea for treatment.
Robert Gorton returning home from a fishing trip found his mother’s Oak Land Beach residence engulfed in smoke. He discovered her body, aged 80, in the blaze caused by her dress catching fire from the kitchen stove after she had fallen.
Great Barrington reports William Cowdrey, wealthy Canaan bank president, tried suicide by slashing his left wrist. The wound became mortified and doctors amputated the arm. His recovery remains doubtful.
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