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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1907
Page
3
The barge Ephrata avoided loss after being torn from consorts during a coast storm between Montauk and the Delaware Cape. The tug Monocacy and barges Monitor and Shawmut were separated. Shawmut remains missing as of reports.
Among the Bostonians who arrived on the White Star liner Cymfric yesterday were Mrs. James F. Black wife of James F. Black of the White Star line of Brookline Mr. and Mrs. Francis B Forbes and Miss J A Forbes of Commonwealth avenue.
Businessmen from Concord to Claremont joined an indignation meeting at General Superintendent Lee’s office to oppose the proposed 3000 mile reduction in Boston & Maine train mileage. The 6:20 a.m. Claremont to Boston and 4:00 p.m. Boston to Claremont schedules were cited. no assurances were given. The railroad has formally withdrawn from the American Railway Association agreement, effective in three months.
Cohasset, Nov 29 Stanley Cunningham a retired Boston broker dropped dead while at Thanksgiving dinner yesterday at his Elm street home where he had resided since 1904 He was a Harvard graduate a member of the Exchange Club and aged about 60 He leaves four sons and two daughters Stanley Cunningham Jr New York George Cunningham Denver Col Francis Cunningham Harvard freshman Alan Cunningham Miss Alice and Miss Mary Cunningham Cohasset
The article notes three Boston bulls owned by company members. Schmaltz, Corinne Frances’s Boozey, and James Blakeley’s Addie are all dogs of high degree. Schmaltz stars on The Little Cherub stage at the Wallis Theatre.
Archbishop William H. O Connell will say the Mass at the Night Workers chapel on Washington street tomorrow morning for the chapel’s third anniversary. He may address the congregation but the hour remains the same. The archbishop has privately discussed the need for larger quarters with Rev Fr Lyons, and his visit would affirm the pastor’s work and congregation.
Joseph A. Shoemaker, a former pension clerk from 1488 Columbus Avenue, pursues his youngest son Richard who vanished in April 1897. He notes a possible lead in New Mexico five years later but has found no certainty or contact since. The family split after his wife died in 1857, leaving Shoemaker to search tirelessly.
Advert says Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey aids digestion and appetite after meals and at night. It claims usage by troubled appetites, notes physicians' recommendation, and asserts nutritional concentration with a mild taste, available from licensed dealers at a moderate price.
Charles M. Englis, a Green Point shipbuilder, filed two liens for 225,750 dollars each against the steamships Yale and Harvard of the Metropolitan Steamship Company. The liens seek sums due for vessel construction, with the steamers built for the Consolidated Steamship Lines which controlled the Metropolitan Line.
A famous Dedham deer has appeared near Oakdale school then Avery School in East Dedham and now is seen by Alfred C. Eastman on Hartford Street in Westwood, about three miles away. The animal echoes the Mary Lamb legend with repeated visits.
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