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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1910

Page

5

Youth Finds Mother After Anxious Train Journey

Neal McPherson, eight, who was tagged from Cherryfield to the North Station, was found with the help of two older boys at 18 Spencer Street in Chelsea. Mrs. Hattie McPherson explained the mix up, saying the boy was sent earlier than expected to meet her, to avoid worry if trains were delayed.

Chardon Street Neal McPherson Cherryfield North Spencer Street Chelsea Hattie McPherson Young McPherson Bangor Neal

Mayor to Seek Libel Indictment in Adams Letter Anger

Boston Mayor declared he would seek criminal libel charges against historian and writer Charles Francis Adams after Adams compared city governance to Tweed’s ring. He warned Adams against harming Boston and pledged to present the letter to the district attorney. He lambasted Adams for injuring the city and urged Adams to prove his accusations, asserting the administration’s cleanliness and promising to expose alleged corruption.

Fitzgerald Charles Francis Adams Adams Macleod Democratic State Committee City Hall New York Boston Boss Tweed

Boston Mayor Defies Adams in Open Books Challenge

The Mayor claimed Boston's books are open to all yet warned no enterprise connected to Mr. Adams would permit outsiders to audit them. He declared Boston the cleanest city in the country and challenged Adams to a joint debate before the Twentieth Cen- tury.

Boston Adams Mr. Adams

DIES AFTER LODGE RITE IN WORCESTER

Miss Annie F. Carberry of Worcester died at 66 Chatham street after illness dating from October 27 as she prepared to be initiated into Court St Loretta MCOF. She collapsed in the lodge hall and was taken home by ambulance. Carberry, a Worcester native and trained nurse, was appointed assistant superintendent of nurses at Boston City Hospital and was to begin her new duties last Tuesday before illness halted her.

Worcester Annie F. Carberry Chatham Street Court St. Loretta Carberry Miss Carberry Boston City Hospital

Unknown man saves baby during Chelsea family fire

A nine month old baby was saved from a Chelsea fire at 146 Broadway by an unidentified man who climbed to the top floor and returned the infant to its mother before vanished amid the crowd. Police and firemen seek his identity as residents recall a quiet, self sacrificing act.

Chelsea Mrs Samuel Chase Broadway Chase

State Health Board Defied Over Filtration Plan

Lynn mayor Rich announced the State Board of Health opposition to mechanical filtration will not change administration plans. Expert opinion supports filtration as proper. The project requires 260000 dollars to implement.

Lynn Rich State Board of Health

Dix In Auto Wreck Near Troy

Democratic gubernatorial candidate John A. Dix was in a car accident near Waterville on the Albany to Troy route. The vehicle struck a street excavation and was badly damaged. Dix and his party escaped with a severe shaking up and resumed the trip in a livery coach.

Troy N. Y John A. Dix Albany Watervilet

Vermont hunters to wear bright tea in open season

In Red Montpelier on Nov 4 Vermont lawmakers consider a bill by Representative Gillett of Richmond requiring hunters to wear bright tea during the open season with a penalty of 100 dollars for non compliance.

Montpelier Vermont Gillett Richmond

Lynn Ship Channel Work Begins in Lynn Harbor

Lynn harbor officials announce start of widening and deepening the main ship channel and dredging mud flats by Market street foot. Federal funds of 75000 allocated for the project. On Tuesday the Lynn harbor commissioners will visit New York to view Bush terminals in Brooklyn and Long Beach. They will also inspect a Philadelphia sewage disposal plant and several Lawrence municipal plants before returning. The commission expects weeks to months before completing report and recommendations.

Lynn Lynn Harbor Market Street New York Brooklyn Long Beach L. 1 Philadelphia Lawrence

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