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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1907

Page

11

Alderman Woods Attacks Finance Commission on Sughrue Payments

Alderman Woods of Brighton urged the city auditor provide an itemized account of all payments to Michael Sughrue, counsel for the Finance Commission. He sought to indict the commission over its contracts report, pending mayoral transmission, with a vote postponed then reversed and an order finally approved.

Alderman Woods Finance Commisa Board of Aldermen Michael Sughrue Finance Commission City of Boston Brighton Woods Suffolk

Snatched Child Rescued From Train At Great Barrington

Nov 25. Church Durant, son of Mr and Mrs C L Durant of Great Barrington, ran onto the track as an express train neared the station. Conductor John Finnig seized him and carried him clear before the engine reached him.

Great Barrington New York Church Durant C. L. Durant John Finnig

Fleet of 21 fishing vessels return after easterly storm

Twenty one ships docked at the fish pier amid an easterly storm, totaling 440,900 pounds of mixed fresh fish. Haddock led with 125,000 pounds, cod 76,400, hake 85,000, pollock 135,000, cask 18,500, flounders 1,000, and sacred haddock 6,006 pounds. Prices ranged from 53.4 to 41.4 cents per pound. the Spray beam trawler supplied the last two species. Six vessels and their fares are listed, with casualties noted as three mourning displays at T wharf and the death of Thomas Budrow from pneumonia. A Cunard liner Saxonia sails today with 926 passengers and vast cargo.

Haddock Caplog Cod Mary A. Gleason Ce Catharine & Ellen Reorgianh Oes T Wharf Thomas Budrow Theresa Alice Budrow Charter Street North End George Perry Cunard Saxonia Charles Queenstown Liverpool Bransby Williams Millie Lindon London Lillian Whiting Ole Bull Cambridge Mercer Major Mercer British Admiralty Court

Shipping News Miniature Almanac Nov 26

The item lists nautical data for November 26 including sunrise and sunset times and length of day. It notes arrivals: U S naval colliery fannibal Randall Ports mouth NH for Lambert's Point VA, tug Neponset Sears Lynn towing barge S O Co No 78 and numerous vessels and owners such as Emma E Potter Wall er Fanny Cameron Goodman Price Bangor St Teon Grinnell Omaha Perkins Ben Hur Gray Robert Pettis McDonald Reuben Eastman Coburn Eleazer Boynton Smith Mt. Desert Teresa P Baker Shay Sunbeam Campbell Bath H M Boynton Paul Rockport Herman F Kimball Moseley Hume Callahan Mary Ann McCann Sellers Bangor C W Dexter erabay Calais Eliza Levensaler Kelloch Thomaston John R Presson Manuel Machias Mabel EK Goss Paschal Stonington Mary Farrow Hutchinson Lena Vinal Haven Abbie S Walker Breamey Veomadel H M Whitney New York Win heast to san Catalone ous Spain B Calvin Austin t B via Eastport and Lubec.

U. S. Naval Fannibal Randall Portsmouth N. H Lambert’s Point Neponset Sears Lynn Emma E. Potter Waller N. S Fanny Cameron O. Goodman Price Bangor St. Teon Grinnell Omaha Perkins Ben Hur Gray Robert Pettis McDonald Reuben Eastman Coburn Eleazer Boynton Smith Mt. Desert Teresa P Baker Shay Sunbeam Campbell Bath Boynton Paul Rockport Herman F. Kimball Moseley Hume Callahan Mary Ann McCann Sellers C. W. Dexter Erabay Calais Eliza Levensaler Kelloch Thomaston John R

Thirteen Italians die in New York tenement fire

Thirteen persons were killed and several injured in a tobacco district tenement blaze on One Hundred Ninth Street and Second Avenue. All victims were Italians.

New York Ninth Street Second Avenue

Public hearings on loan bill to resume next Monday

Finance Commission resumes public hearings on the loan bill next Monday after an executive session held yesterday. The panel will not reveal the subject of the upcoming investigations though many important matters await examination with substantial evidence in the hands of the probe.

Finance Commission

Fire kills children in top-floor blaze amid arson theory

Seven of the 13 victims were children. Bodies lay in rooms on the building’s top floor as flames from lower floors trapped occupants. Some burned alive, others suffocated by smoke. police and firemen suspect arson and revenge motives behind the fire.

Oldest Real Daughter of Revolution Receives Gold Spoon

In Brockton Mrs. Salome Sellers born Deer Isle Maine October 15 1800 aged 107 is honored as the oldest real daughter of the American Revolution. The Deborah Sampson Chapter of the D A R notes her memory of War of 1812 events and she plans to attend all meetings.

Brockton National Society Salome Sellers Salome

City Commission Reviews $1.5 Million Loan Bill and Mt Washington Bridge Funds

The commission spent yesterday examining the last City Council loan bill totaling about 1.5 million dollars and allocated 60 thousand dollars for Mt Washington Avenue bridge reconstruction. Fire Commissioner Wells and Boston Park Commission chair Stratton testified on department appropriations while J B Russell of Boston Wharf Company Charles Gleason of the Elevated line and Louis Kepler of Standard sugar refinery appeared on bridge issues. City Engineer William Jackson also conferred with the panel.

Fitzgerald Mt. Washington Avenue Boston Benjamin W. Wells Charles B. Stratton Boston Park Commission Mt. Washington Ave Pres J. B. Russell Boston Wharf Company Charles Gleason Boston Elevated Road Louis Kepler Standard Sugar William Jackson Commission

Lena Shores Pleads Guilty in Pocket-Picking Case

Mrs Lena Shores pleaded guilty before Judge Sullivan after arrest by Inspector Knox on pocket picking. She received one month in the house of correction. She claimed to be a newly married wife of a traveling salesman and said her husband was in Chicago. Knox testified she hid a pocketbook and two more were found during search.

Lena Shores Inspector Knox Sullivan House of Correction Chicago

No Trace Of Car Bandits In Clinton Incident

Three masked men attempted to hold up the late night car from Clinton to Worcester near Thayer's Field in Lancaster. Police across Clinton Fitchburg Leominster and surrounding towns pursue suspects tied to a six week spree. Motorman Brooks sped the car away as two men reached toward hip pockets in a Western style alarm.

Clinton Thayer’s Field Lancaster Fitchburg Leominster Worcester Brooks

Raiders Visit Quincy Roosts Target Dreary Thanksgiving

In Quincy on Arlington street a man was seen leaving a hen roost and James Brady was arrested for stealing a fowl. Neighbors report heavy losses with 40 pullets from Mrs Tra vers 50 from Louis Walters and 20 from John Devers amid rain.

Quincy Otis Boynton Arlington Street Whalen James Brady Michael Travers Louis Walters John Devers

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