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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1910

Page

10

Rourke Moves to Weed Out City Engineering Force

Acting City Engineer Rourke begins a major purge of the department saying overmanning and underproduction exist. He ends with Henry Manley taking a one year unpaid leave as a transition, while Manley remains nominally employed to access a new pension bill. Manley, veteran since 1869, resides at 116 Mt Vernon Street and earns 3000 dollars yearly.

Rourke Henry Manley Manley Civil Service Commission City Hall Mt. Vernon Street Ward 23

Aviation meet to be held in New Orleans

A four day aviation meet will be held in New Orleans at City Park on December 1 2 8 and 9. Participants include McCurdy Ely Post and Mars with Curtt machines.

New Orleans McCurdy Ely Post and Mars Curtt

Canadian praise for President in Ottawa on reciprocity talks

Sir Richard Cartwright lauded the U S president for his courteous stance in Ottawa as Canada and the United States pursue freer reciprocal relations. He said American commissioners came to discuss the best path to closer ties while protecting Canadian interests. He linked good Anglo American relations to empire unity and possible disarmament progress.

Ottawa Ont Canada United States Richard Cartwright Senate Richard Washington Sir Richard

Nashua Priest Henry A. Lessard Dies in New York

Word reached Nashua that Rev. Henry A. Lessard pastor of St. Francis Xavier Church died in a New York hospital after being stricken with a shock. He had left Nashua Monday intending to travel South. The death occurred a few hours after the onset of illness.

Nashua N. H New York Henry A. Lessard St. Francis Xavier Church Father Lessard

Memorial Mass for Ninth Regiment at Holy Cross Cathedral

The Ninth Regiment M V M holds an all veterans memorial mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross this morning. Tickets are required due to high demand and women attendees are asked to wear mantillas. The event features parade from East Newton Street Armory, a 9 to 9:20 arrival, a 10 o'clock mass, and numerous military and veterans groups, clergy, and dignitaries attending and participating.

Cathedral of the Holy Cross John J. Sullivan East Newton Street Army Navy Frothingham John W. Witzgerald Robert BH. Patterson Freemont Charlestown Navy Yard

Three Men Accused in Conspiracy Linked to Boston Firm

Three men known in the Syrian colony of Boston were arrested on charges of conspiring to conceal assets in the bankruptcy of Deeb Habeeb and Sirkis Joseph, robbers at 72 Beach Street. Habeeb was seized at his Tyler Street home. others identified as Sirkis Joseph and Nain George were arrested in St. Albans Vermont. The complaint claims $10,000 hidden, with reports suggesting nearly double that amount.

Boston Deeb Habeeb Sirkis Joseph Beach Street Habeeb St. Albans Joseph B. Jacobs

Lamb Ousis National Bird on Thanksgiving aboard Birkenfels

A fat lamb will be slain aboard the steamship Birkenfels to honor Muslim Lascars aboard the crew. The feast, arranged by mosque members from Calcutta, marks Allah’s name day per the Koran rather than any American holiday. The animal will be hidden from view and slaughtered in a ritual held aboard the ship.

Birkenfels H. Frerichs Lascars Calcutta

Forgery Allegations Prompt Warning to City Council Candidates

Canvassers signing nomination papers for City Council candidates allegedly forged signatures causing the Board of Election Commissioners to issue warnings. Some papers were found suspicious, prompting the notice to all candidates.

Board of Election Commissioners

Election Commission Warns on Nomination Paper Forgery

The commission warns recipients about signing laws and penalties for forgery or false oath on nomination papers. Copies were sent to all known nominators to deter fraud and ensure those guilty are prosecuted. The 50 signature hurdle this year is harder than 1909, when Harvey Haddock’s mayoral papers faced Board objections and a DA case.

Harvey Hadlock

Pickpockets Harvest Downtown and Near Stations

Pickpockets operated across multiple city districts last night stealing money from residents. Luigi Cerangelo at 168 Salem Street had $400 taken on Blackstone Street, Hyman Fox at 9 Grove Street Forest Hills $75 was lifted in front of North Station, and William M. Cates of 43 Randolph Avenue Dorchester lost $20 plus a stolen black leather billfold near Devonshire Street.

Luigi Cerangelo Salem Street Blackstone Street Hyman Fox Grove Street Forest Hills North Station William M. Cates Randolph Avenue Dorchester Dock Square Devonshire

Hunter cored by buck in New Ashford woods incident

Ralph Gardner of Lanesboro was charged by a buck after misfiring at a doe and fawn during a deer hunt in New Ashford. He crawled under a fallen tree and was found unconscious hours later. He is not seriously injured but will remain home for a few days.

Pittsfield Ralph Gardner Lanesboro New Ashford Gardner F. C. Downing

Navy Training Station Feasts at 66 Cent Rate

Newport R I November 28 Twenty one hundred enlisted men and apprentices will join in Uncle Sam s Thanksgiving hospitality at the naval training station tomorrow The feast includes roast turkey cranberry sauce vegetables fruit pastry and ice cream and costs 66 cents per plate for the government

Newport R. I Uncle Sam Naval Training Station

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Wash Dress Goods Store Winter Street Temple & Place All Company Tremont Street Cambridge Norfolk Shepard John A. Andrew Charles Russell Lowell Washington Post Benjamin Stone, Jr Mast Ninth Regiment Veterans’ Association George J. Whitten M. J. O’connor Fred B. Bogan John Drum Leslie Mer Michael J. Splaine James Lee Revere Ninth Regiment P. B. Murphy South Boston P. J. Supple St. John’s Church Roxbury Cherubini Sig. Pio DeLuca James T. Whelan Alois Bartschmidt Lamb Ousis Woods C.F. Hovey & Co Chauncy and Avon Streets
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