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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1906

Page

3

Pittsburg Struck By Rampant Crime And Violent Acts

Pittsburg endures a crime spree with three murders multiple robberies and a crucifixion attempt. Victims include Henry I Smith Serafia Randuce and Charles R Lawrence. Police deploy extra officers amid calls for order as victims are found bruised or dead across the city and suburbs including Duquesne and Sharpsburg.

Pittsburg Guthrie Director of Public Safety Serafia Randuce Peter Nazidenci Allegheny Hospital Peter Fedora Nicholas Lewis Sharpsburg Raymond White Duquesne

Knights of Columbus Hold First Grand Ball in East Boston

Lyceum Hall East Boston hosted the Knights of Columbus Greater Boston grand ball attended by State Deputy Daniel Buckley and leading knights. Grand Knight Joseph F. McCarthy led the grand march with Miss Margaret J. Conley. 50 couples danced as Deputy Grand Knight Lawrence A L Riley directed the floor with 42 aides and James H. Halligan chaired the arrangements.

Lyceum Hall East Boston Knights of Columbus Greater Boston Daniel Buckley Joseph F. McCarthy Margaret J. Conley Lawrence AL. Riley James H. Halligan

Tobacco Trust Probe Extends to Massachusetts

Attorney General Moody pursues answers on tobacco trust alleged bribery and Sherman Act violations. Edwin Hill aids investigations after working on New York cases. Hill travels to New York for evidence while Moody plans multi state action. Senators and representatives cited in linked cases are named with noted votes on tobacco related bills.

Tobacco Trust Senate Massachusetts Moody Thomas F. Ryan Edwin N. Hill Boston New York Hill Department of Justice Cassidy Clark Converse Hull Hunter Kyle Mahoney Prouty Schofield Stevens Taylor Bullock Buttrick Chace Chapple Guy W. Cox Louis &. Cox Cusick Dean Feiker Garrett Grosvenor Lane Logan Macleod Mellen Nevin Parker Reed Taft Walker Moran Jerome

Millionaire Bigamist Abbott Lawrence Baffles New York Police

Walpole residents discuss Abbott W. Lawrence the missing bigamist whose alleged marriage to Georgia Payne at Delmonico's in New York and a prior life as a Roxbury athlete and spendthrift are public talk. His first wife and children remain in Walpole as police search in Canada.

of Walpole Abbott W. Lawrence New Orleans Boston New York Walpole Canada Horace A. Spear, Jr Main Street Georgia Payne Delmonico’s New York City Henry Marsh Warren Norwood Lawrence South

G G A Endorses Bell and Clark in Dorchester Ward Primaries

The Good Government Association backs Alderman Tilton S. Bell of Ward 20 and ex Alderman Louis M. Clark of Ward 24 in the Dorchester primaries. Secretary Edmund Billings shows a postal card endorsing their fitness while questions linger over other candidates and possible endorsements.

the Good Government Association Tilton S. Bell Louis M. Clark Edmund Billings Association Messrs. Bell and Clark Dorchester Bell and Clark Fred S. Farwell Alfred D. Freeman Good Government Association Billings Fred A. Finnegan Finnegan Fred Keeland Mr. Billings Alderman Bangs Clark Bell

American Board Loses Million Dollar Legacy in Maine Case

The Law Court in Augusta Maine issued a rescript ruling against the American Board of Foreign Missions Boston in the Chandler estate dispute. The case involved a $1,000,000 bequest from Solomon H Chandler. a 1896 will and a 1902 codicil, challenged on grounds of lack of testamentary capacity.

Augusta Law Court American Board of Foreign Missions Boston Solomon H. Chandler Justice Spear Chandler Board of Foreign Missions American Board

Composer Langerhans Dies in Jamaica Plain

Max von Lenz Langerhanss, a German noble born composer and language teacher, dies of accidental gas poisoning at 354 Arborway Jamaica Plain on Saturday. He leaves a widow and two children. His career in America is noted for travel and world renown. he received decorations from potentates including the Sultan of Turkey.

Max von Lenz-Langerhanss Arborway Jamaica Plain von Lenz-Langerhanss America Turkey Boston

Sewer Probe May Now Come

Talk of an investigation into the Boston sewer department grows as a special grand jury is called this month. Reformers say two experts reviewed bills and expenditures, hinting at revelations about favors, subletting, and profits from small contracts. Officials defend bids and note $750000 unspent as of October 1 while investigations loom.

Sewer Department Fenway Eastern Construction Company Trimount Construction Company Frank W. Cowin Company Boston William A. F. Norris Lydon Brothers Broadway Fitzgerald New York City John J. Leary

Patent Remedy Ad Claims Cold Cure With Guarantee

An old advertises Ebromoq Quinine Tablets to cure a cold with a money-back guarantee by E. W. Grove. druggists sell the product for 25 cents.

E. W. Grove

Boston Harbor Channel Expansion Seeks 1 430 000 Aid

General Mackenzie, chief engineer, asks Congress for 1 430 000 to finish a 35 foot deep Boston ship channel project. Since 1899 work has boosted trade. by mid 1906 5.79 million cubic yards of material and 13 976 yards of hardfill dredged. Broad Sound entry improves big-ship access by easing narrows suction.

Boston Mackenzie Broad Sound Channel Broad Sound

Speed law challenge delays Hunnewell case in Newton

William A. Thibodeau for chauffeur J W Covert argues state laws are overridden by 1905 city speed limits on Commonwealth avenue. Judge Kennedy pauses all automobile cases, next hearing set for Monday. Police allege Covert drove 27 mph on November 2 with Mr and Mrs Hunnewell and an unknown man.

Newton Commonwealth Avenue William A. Thibodeau J. W. Covert Hollis Hunnewell Wellesley Kennedy Covert Hunnewell

Boston Business Leaders Hear On National Rivers Congress

John A. Fox of Arkansas explained the aims of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress at a Boston Chamber of Commerce meeting. He noted 10 year federal river and harbor appropriations average 19.25 million dollars and current projects total about 400 million. Fox stressed Boston harbor improvements benefit Midwest states and urged wide representation at the December Washington meeting. Governor Guild named George E. Smith of the Harbor and Land Commission to represent Massachusetts.

National Rivers and Harbors Congress Washington John A. Fox Arkansas Congress Boston Boston Chamber of Commerce William H. Lincoln Iowa Nebraska Missouri Fox Governor Guild George E. Smith The State Harbor and Land Commission Massachusetts

Roosevelt to decide Boston appraisers stores site

The hearing on choosing another site for the appraisers stores in Boston is postponed until President Roosevelt returns from Panama. It is understood he will take up the matter if Secretary Shaw does not push for a final decision.

Lambert Snyder Lambert Snycer Company Tremont ST Tobacco Trust Indiana Hugh H. O'Rourke Worcester Prouty Washington Boston Roosevelt Panama Shaw

Recount Confirms Victory in Massachusetts Senate Race

Election officials at Faneuil Hall completed a statewide recount requested by candidates. The Leavitt Cusick senatorial district result in Wards 21 and 24 shows Leavitt winning by 169 votes, eight more than original. Recounts in Wards 1 7 12 14 21 25 for representatives produced no changes. John Quinn Jr. beat Councilman Brickley in Ward 7 by 34 votes.

Faneuil Hall Thomas Leavitt John F. Cusick Leavitt John Quinn, Jr Brickley

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