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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1910
Page
5
Martin Shields of Gloucester, crew member on the Mattakeesett, drifted alone in a dory hundreds of miles off Nova Scotia after fog separated him during a trawl. The storm and lack of food or water threaten his survival as a passing vessel could not reach him by Saturday night.
The Mattakeesett limped into Boston with a half mast flag after a Saturday night storm that wrecked sails and rigging. Captain Macleod claims Eugene N Foss should be Democratic governor nominee, praising Vahey Hamlin and Foss while stressing impartial party machinery and his own frank stance.
The cornerstone of Grace Mission Episcopal Church was laid in Norwood by Bishop William Lawrence with five clergy assisting. The ceremony included a copper box placement, a mortar-touched stone, and a pledge of completion for occupancy around Christmas.
Early yesterday morning two safe blowers drilling the George A. Emery Company office at 51 Oliver street East Somerville fled when a woman startled them. The safe was drilled but nothing was taken and tools were abandoned after daylight revealed the scene.
Mrs. Emery, awakened by nerves, switched on exterior lights at 2 45 am triggering the yard and office lights. Burglars fled before 6 am when the safe was found damaged but unbroken inside, and no clues remained.
A Boston Democrat urges party unity behind John Foss for Governor. He argues Foss’s cross state appeal and labor support make him strongest to beat the upstate Republican vote and win a statewide majority. He notes Hamlin and Vahey lack Foss’s bold leadership and cites Foss’s past wins as proof of fitness.
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