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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1909

Page

2

Arson Case Leads to Mass Fur Raid and Arrests in Dorchester

Deputy Watts and Pinkerton agents raid a Dorchester building on Intervale street after arresting Samuel Gordon and Morris Rudnick over a fire at 119 Summer Street. Bernard Davies and August confess involvement. furs valued up to 25 000 were seized with others dispersed. Bail set at 15 000. Gordon held.

Watts Intervale Street Dorchester Samuel I. Gordon Sumner Street Revere Morris Rudnick Walnut Avenue Roxbury Summer Street Morris August Bernard Davies George Leith Pinkerton Providence Washington Insurance Company Leith Pinkerton Agency Morris Wolf Gordon Company August Franklin Davies Wolf, Loughlin Pelton Rooney National Fur Company Washington Street Gordon Rudnick Old South Norton Moe Cauley Davis Insurance Company Pelletier L. Rosenberg Salem Street

Storrow Scores in South Boston Visit

Boston mayoral candidate Mr. Storrow travels through Dorchester street to D street, greeted by a crowd of supporters who shake hands and praise him. He engages with workers, veterans, and basketball players, promising accessible leadership and noting he may not have time for frequent calls after election.

Madison Dorchester Street Mr. Storrow Storrow Mr. Denehy Broadway D Street Mr.Torsney

Opposition Slate Forms With Republican A S Parker Weeks

A new anti league slate appears listing A S Parker Weeks a former General Court member and ex Democrat as a key name. Other named candidates include James M Curley Ward 17 James P Timilty Ward 18 Thomas J Giblin Ward 1 Joseph Norton Ward 14 James J Byrne Ward 20 Timothy J Buckley Ward 4 with two vacancies.

A. S. Parker Weeks General Court Weeks Frank A. Goodwin Giblin Samuel Borofsky Curley Timilty Norton Buckley James M. Curley James P. Timilty Thomas J. Giblin Joseph Norton James J. Byrne Timothy J. Buckley

Fitzgerald Charges Ahead in Busy Campaign Push

Former mayor John F. Fitzgerald kept a low profile yet worked hard behind the scenes. He met with prominent politicians and prepared to open his campaign headquarters this week with manager John F. McDonald at Young's Hotel. A vigorous statewide effort is planned with visits to every ward and extra stops in doubtful districts before the mayoral election.

John F. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald John F. McDonald Young’s

Council Slate Stays Unchanged Under Former Mayor Guidance

Ex mayor Nathan Matthews led the Citizens' Municipal League executive committee meeting at the Kimball building. He admitted no actions were taken toward reconstructing the council slate after the session.

Nathan Matthews Citizens’ Municipal League Kimball Building Matthews

Meagher Son Dies of Pneumonia After Suicide Attempt

Thomas Meagher, son of the Irish patriot, died in Manila today from pneumonia following a suicide attempt during a temporary mental breakdown.

Manila Thomas Meagher

Blood Poisoning Testimonial for Hood's Sarsaparilla

Mrs Jane Colgan of Lawrence Massachusetts reports her husband suffered from blood poisoning with sores on his right hand and two fingers on the left. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla he regained the ability to work, per the testimonial. Available in liquid or as Sarsatabs tablets.

Hood Jane Colgan Garden St Lawrence Mass

Opposition to Elks Home Withdrawn at Supreme Judicial Court

Opposition to the Elks purchase of the Boston University property on Somerset Street has ended. On November 17, counsel withdrew their appearance and no one appeared to argue the case before the full bench yesterday.

the Elks Boston University Somerset Street Supreme Judicial Court

Fire call briefs in Boston area reported damage and loss

Daily fire record notes at 12 10 p m Box S14 107 Brighton avenue Lena J Spaulding loss 5 15 p m RBox 429 coal pocket Mystic wharf Boston and Maine railroad damage slight

Brighton Avenue Lena J. Spaulding Mystic Wharf Boston & Maine Railroad

Stolen Boy Recovers Memory After Kidnap

Joseph Bekovitch, 14, of 112 Wyman Street, was kidnapped on October 30 by two men. He escaped and returned home last Friday but recalls little, hindering police efforts to trace his abductors.

Lynn Joseph Bekovitch Wyman Street

Boston area boy recounts kidnapping ordeal and escape

A young man who disappeared on Oct 30 reappeared last Friday after two men lured him with a better paying job. He describes being confined in a deserted Boston outskirts house, fed poorly, and hearing talk of money. He escaped by leaping from a second floor window and making his way toward the city.

Storrow Mr. Cummings Mr. Storrow Boston Bekovitch

Mystery of Missing Bekovitch Boy Deepens

Bekovitch, a shoe worker's son, vanished after a ride home. He recalls only two middle aged men, one tall swarthy and one medium, who paid his car fare. His father Joseph once faced a Baltimore kidnapping blackmail attempt. authorities suspect a revenge motive.

Bekovitch Joseph Bekovitch Baltimore

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