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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1907

Page

2

Temperance Workers Meet in Newbury Street Church

At a New England Church Temperance Society meeting in Emmanuel Church Bishop Lawrence and Rev Elwood Worcester addressed the audience on reform goals. Rev W H Falkner discussed Anti Saloon League work in the South and the role of temperance in the race question.

New England Department of the Church Temperance Society Emmanuel Church Newbury Street Lawrence Elwood Worcester W. H. Falkner St. Paul's South Church Temperance Society Church Temperance Reform Church Byron

Brighton Man Dies on Car in Newton

William Mackin aged 60 of 5620 Western Avenue Brighton died while riding a Newton trolley from Newton to West Newton about 9 PM He was taken to a local drug store and Medical Examiner West ruled death due to heart trouble.

Newton William Mackin Western Avenue Brighton West Newton West

Chaser Terrorizes Atlantic Women In Nighttime Spell

Atlantic, Nov. 17. A local suburb endures a reign of terror as a “Jack the Chaser” prowls after dark frightening women on streets and courtyards. Victims include Miss Gertrude Fratus, Miss Louise Wilkinson, Mrs. Elliot Green, Miss Harding, and Miss Maud Read. Patrolman Bowton vows protection as rumors swirl about a discarded sweetheart driven mad by a jilted romance.

Atlantic South Shore Quincy Miss Harding Miss Maud Read Botolph Street Miss Read Woodward Academy Jack the Chaser Eben Stocker John Bowton Chaser Coquette

Local police praised for Atlantic protection by Quincy officials

Quincy officials say Atlantic has able and efficient police protection. They reassure fair women residents that nervy Jack Bowton is on guard at the local police station.

Quincy Atlantic Jack Bowton

Death by gas in Amesbury man found in bed

Edward Libby 65 of Washington street Amesbury was found dead in his bed with illuminating gas in the room at noon today. Authorities say he likely left the gas on after turning it off before retiring Saturday night. Medical Examiner Hurd directed Dr. Cooper to take charge of the remains. Libby's wife and adult son live in Newburyport.

Amesbury Edward Libby Washington Street Hurd Cooper Libby Newburyport Treasury

Columbus Club Lecture by Fred C. Ingalls at Dorchester

The Columbus Club of Dorchester held the sixth lecture in a series at the clubhouse on Pleasant Street. Fred C. Ingalls, clerk of the Municipal Criminal Court, spoke about his 30 years of experience there, followed by performances from the Columbus Glee Club.

Columbus Club of Dorchester Pleasant Street Fred C. Ingalls Municipal Criminal Court Columbus Glee Club

Cure a Cold in One Day Claim with Laxative Bromide

An ad promises a one day cure for colds using LAXATIVE BROMOQUININE tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. The claim is signed by W GROVE with a five dollar price noted.

W. Grove

Two Tugboats Sunk at East Boston Wharves

The towboat Cornelia sank at Leighton's wharf East Boston and the tug Clara E Uhler sank at Bertlesen Petersen's wharf both early yesterday. Tugs were moored in shallow water. tide left them on their sides and they filled with water at high tide.

Cornelia Leighton’s Sumner Street Boston Clara E. Uhler Bertlesen & Petersen’s

Repairs Begin After Grounding Of The Cornelia In Boston Harbor

The Cornelia owned by James Donovan and captained by William Marshall was raised at low tide and pumped by Betts Wrecking Co. At high water she floated and was towed to a railway in East Boston for examination and repairs. The Clara E. Uhler of the Ross Towboat Co. is under Captain Joseph Ross. The Uhler, formerly known as the hoodoo ship at Newburyport, was pumped out at low tide and floated at high water after several accidents.

Cornelia James Donovan William Marshall Betts Wrecking Company Boston Clara E. Uhler Ross Towboat Company Joseph Ross Uhler Newburyport

Relief Measure Ordered Amid Treasury Proposals

President Roosevelt cites Congressional currency plans and urges calm behavior to avoid panic. He notes Treasury invites bond and certificate proposals for December 18 and stresses banks are solvent with currency rising. He compares current conditions to 1893 and urges ordinary business activity to restore stability.

Cortelyou Treasury Roosevelt Congress Uate

Sun Shooting Flames Says Professor Brashear

Pittsburg November 17 Professor John A Brashear of the Allegheny Observatory spoke on the sun’s flame display observed yesterday by Professor Ambau of Oxford England The solar outburst likely came from a sun limb near sun spots and faculas with uprushes of heated gaseous matter called prominences noted in observations at the observatory.

Pittsburg John A. Brashear Allegheny Observatory Ambau Oxford Eng

Body of Unknown Man Found in Harbor

Harbor police recovered the body of an unknown man from Mystic docks. He appeared about 45 years old, 5 feet 7 inches, with red hair and facial hair, partially bald, wearing a dark suit blue flannel shirt white underwear brown stockings and lace shoes. The body was taken to North Grove street morgue for identification.

Mystic Docks North Grove Street

Residents protest speed on Commonwealth Avenue

Angered by fast autos on Massachusetts Avenue near Commonwealth, residents plan a protest and urge park authorities to act. The Park Board has posted eight mile per hour signs, but locals say violations persist and near misses occur at the south side crossing. Captain Dennis Donovan notes police action continues with frequent court appearances for speeding.

Massachusetts Commonwealth Avenue Park Board Post Dennis Donovan Back Bay Donovan

K. of C Ladies' Night Set for South Boston Chapter

South Boston Council K of C No. 78 announces its annual ladies' night at Bethesda Hall on Friday November 22. Grand Knight M J Driscoll chairs the event with committee members Michael Connelly and Arthur D Cooper directing the program.

South Boston Council K. of C Bethesda Hall Broadway Society of South Boston M. J. Driscoll Michael Connelly Arthur D. Cooper

Griffin lecture on The Irish in Industrial Life in America

Mr B F Griffin delivered an engaging talk titled The Irish in Industrial Life in America before Division 76 of the A O H at Central Hall Dorchester yesterday afternoon.

B. F. Griffin America Division 76 Central Hall Dorchester

Italians Shoot Boston Job Seeker in Braintree Trap

Domini Luigi of Boston was lured to a trap in a meadow between Braintree and Weymouth by two Italians who shot him in the stomach as he fled. He reached Boston City Hospital in stable condition. Suspects fled. two men matching descriptions were later seen boarding a Quincy train bound for Boston.

Braintree Domini Luigi Boston Luigi Mal Weymouth Boston City Hospital Luig Quincy

Bryan Against The Field In Presidential Prospect

Thomas Taggart, chairman of the Democratic national committee, said in New York that 1908 nomination chances favor William Jennings Bryan if his name is mentioned at the convention. He noted Hughes as a respected Republican prospect and called regulation of trusts and tariff key Democratic platform issues.

New York Thomas Taggart Indiana Democratic National Committee Bryan William Jennings Bryan Taggart Hughes

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