Local addresses listed for figures on Tremont Street
A series of street listings includes H E O Neil at 967 Tremont Street John Meehan & Co at 1593 Tremont Street M McGillicuddy at 149 Charles Street Chas J McCarty at 161 Tremont Street Gilboy Bros at 35 Park Square Geo H Wilfert at 69 Blackstone Street J J Murphy at 73 Causeway Street Crowley & McCarthy at 111 Blackstone Street John D Diggin at 5 Harrison Avenue John J Hall at 88 Market Street Brighton
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H. E. O’neil
Tremont St
John Meehan & CO
M. McGillicuddy
Charles St
CHAS
J. McCarty
Gilboy Bros
Seventeen Firms Alleged in Boston Steel Case Involvement
During a Superior Court trial, prosecutors revealed that 18 additional firms not named in the indictment bid on bridge contracts during the alleged Boston agreement period. These firms totalled 656,388 dollars in contracts, versus 158,637 dollars for indicted firms. Investigators noted that only two or three of the 18 had Boston offices or resident agents in 1902 to 1906.
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Superior Court
Boston
Hill
Testimony rises in bridge bid trial as Fay remains on stand
Yesterdays sessions produced more testimony than any prior day with Engineer Fay enduring the entire day of cross and direct examination by District Attorney Hill and Attorney Hurlburt. Court postpones due to juror’s daughter's death. juror Edward J. Cantwell receives condolences. Nineteen firms bidding on Boston Agreement projects are listed, including Phoenix Bridge Company and Pennsylvania Bridge Company with multiple bids. many bidders were not defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineer Fay
Hill
Hurlburt
Edward J. Cantwell
Heathstret
Roxbury
Boston
New Jersey Bridge Compay
Buffalo Structural Steel Company
Pennsylvania Bridge Company
King Bridge Company
Phoenix Bridge Company
Springfield Construction Company
Baltimore Bridge Company
Cooper, Wigard, Cook
Harrington Robinson Company
L. F. Shoemaker & Co
W. H. Weepers & Sons
Owego Bridge Company
Riverside Bridge Company
Frederick W. Sage
Pennsylvania Steel Company
McClintock
Marshall Construction Company
Aiter, Connelly Company
Boston Steel & Iron Company
Fay
New Jersey Bridge Company
Broadway Bridge
Gainsborough Bridge
Harvard Street Bridge
Norfolk Street
Brookline Street
Shawmut Avenue
Cambridge
Philadelphia
Libels Filed Against Cape Cod Canal Stone Vessels
Two libels filed in U S District Court claim 527.31 by sailmaker Louis Martin of New York for sails on schooners Woodward Abrahams and Elizabeth Gilbert. Woodward Abrahams owned by Gilbert Transportation Co of New London. Elizabeth Gilbert owned by M L Gilbert of New London. Vessels seized at Plymouth while loading stone. libels returnable in Boston on Oct. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward Abrahams
Elizabeth Gilbert
New Cape Cod Canal
United States District Court
Louis Martin
New York
Gilbert Transportation Company
New London
M. L. Gilbert
United States
James Ruhl
Plymouth
Boston
Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary Celebration in Dorchester
A large gathering gathered at Mr and Mrs Herbert I Price 56 Dix Street Dorchester last night to toast their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Price is private secretary to John Shepard of the Shepard Norwell Company and trustee and secretary of the Boston Consumptives Hospital. The Kehoe stable next door was lit with Japanese lanterns and hosted dancing whist and other amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert IF. Price
Dix Street
Dorchester
Mr. Price
John Shepard
The
Shepard Norwell Company
Boston Consumptives’ Hospital
P. Kehoe
Togo Plans Interview With John D Rockefeller
The Post announces an upcoming Sunday feature featuring Togo interviewing John D Rockefeller. The milestone interview aims to reveal business and philanthropic insights from the renowned industrialist.
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Togo
John D. Rockefeller
Mrs. Corey Draws Attention at George Washington Arrival
Mrs William E Corey arrives on the German Lloyd steamship George Washington in New York, stylish in a navy silk beaver hat and tailored dress. She declines a return to the stage but states plans for an opera house for American girls, to enable merit based operatic opportunities.
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New York
William E. Corey
George Washington
Corey
Mrs. Corey
Harvard Fellows Resent Chapman's Harva rd Criticism
Harvard scholars push back against John Jay Chapman's critique in Science on Harvard classics lending prestige, joan of arc pageant tactics, and governing board scholar shortages. Fellows dispute the idea that only Lowell qualifies as a scholar, noting varied careers of Walcott Higginson Perkins Adams among Harvard’s distinguished trustees.
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Harvard
John Jay Chapman
New York
Science
Chapman
University
Mr. Chapman
Lowell
Harvard College
Post
Charles William Eliot
A. M
A. Lawrence Lowell
Henry Pickering Walcott
A. B
Henry Lee Higginson
Francis Cabot Lowell
Arthur Tracy Cabot
Thomas Nelson Perkins
Charles Francis Adams
Walcott
Bowdoin
Yale
Judge Lowell
United States Circuit Court
New Firemen Appointed and 18 Transfers Ordered
Fire Commissioner Parker named seven new firemen and ordered transfers for 18 others following resignations and discharge of six regular members. Appointees include James McHugh Ladder 24 and John L. Geary Engine 1, with numerous transfers among ladders and engines, affecting personnel across multiple units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
James McHugh
John L. Geary
W. I. McDermott
J. J. Walsh
Chemical
L. J. Quinn
Tt. F. Murray
S. A. Dwight
J. J. McNamara
F. L. Carroll
W. J. Nolan
EK. J. Hurley
J. T. Lucas
J. J. Crowley
S. L
States share of census agents outlined
Washington reports New York leads states in chief and assistant special agents to gather census data on manufactures mines and quarries for the next census. Total agents exceed 1600 with New York assigned 25, Pennsylvania 220, Massachusetts 70, Connecticut 20, Maine 20, New Hampshire 10, Rhode Island 12, and Vermont 10.
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Washington
New York
Pennsylvania
Census Bureau
Pennsyyvania
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Brain Fag Relief Promoted By Horsford Product
A Brain Fag advertisement touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as relief for tired nerves brain fag and headache after mental strain urging readers to try the remedy.
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Horsford
New Tonnage Tax Cuts Revenue for Boston Ports
Beginning today the new tonnage tax reduces to two cents per ton for vessels entering Boston from foreign ports in North America and nearby regions. The aggregate duty drops from 15 cents to not more than 10 cents per year, while other foreign port rates stay at six cents per ton and not to exceed 30 cents annually. The shift is expected to cut annual income by about $500,000 from over $1,500,000.
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Boston
North America
Newfoundland
Central America
Bermuda
West Indies
Bahama Islands
South America
Caribbean Sea
Forged Order Allows Man to Steal Parchment Paper
A man presented a forged order to the Thomas Groom Company at 105 State Street yesterday and obtained 150 sheets of parchment paper valued at 75 dollars.
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Thomas Groom Company
State Street
World Famous Paintings Reproductions Feature
Full page of electrotype reproductions showcased in Next Sunday's Post highlighting renowned artworks for collectors and readers.
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Electrotype
George's Model Garments At George's Tailor Parlor
Ready made men’s wear advertised as distinctive from sweat shop clothing. George’s Tailor Parlors at 14 Summer Street offer models priced at 10, 12, 15 and 20 dollars, constructed by leading New York journeymen during idle months. Large assortment, no two alike, and a claim of merchant tailors’ quality.
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George’s
New York
George's Tailor
Summer St
Baltimore
Kennedy & Watts
George’s Tailor
West 34Th St
Philadelphia
Ghostnut Sts
Prairie fire claims two in Alberta district blaze
Prairie fire in Hutton Alberta last week destroys up to 2,000,000 in property. Hans Yagerson is burned to death, his niece Mary Segelstad dies in Calgary hospital. Fire still menaces the area as settlers, many from the United States, lose homes and belongings.
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Winnipeg
Man
Hans Yagerson
Mary Segelstad
Calgary
Hutton Alberta
United States
Tony Pastors Will Reveals 68,599 Estate Value
The will of Antonio known as Tony Pastor, the theatrical manager, filed with the surrogate, shows a total estate value of 68,599 dollars in real and personal property.
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New York
Antonio
Tony” Pastor
Parents Eager For Child Test At Clark University
Worcester report shows Secretary Henry S Curtis at Clark University launching the Child Conference for Research and Welfare as the nation’s first department of its kind. The unit opened Friday and seeks to gather data on child health happiness and welfare while forming child welfare organizations. Already 900 parents have requested measurements to identify moral and physical defects in their children.
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Worcester
Henry S. Curtis
Clark University
Death by Self at Connecticut Capitol
John C. G. Taylor, secretary of the Connecticut Prison Association, shot himself in his State Capitol office this afternoon. He was about 70, survived by a widow and a daughter, and a Civil War veteran. Authorities believe he acted while temporarily deranged.
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Hartford
Conn
John CG. Taylor
Connecticut Prison Association
State Capitol
Taylor
Baby dies from lamp accident in Dexter home
In Dexter Maine on October 4 a four year old girl, daughter of Joseph Pomeroy, pulled a lit lamp into her bed while in the crib and died that night from burns suffered in the incident.
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Dexter
Joseph Pomeroy
George's Tailors Offer Broad Garment Selection
George's advertises suits in single and double breast sacks, walking and Prince Albert styles, tuxedos and full dress, overcoats, and custom made garments from leading U S tailors. Prices range from 30 to 75 dollars with 4000 garments in stock and free alterations if needed. Open evenings at 6 30 and Saturdays 10 30.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Hirsh
Chicago
George’s
Summer St
United States
George's Tailor
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Paul
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Terminal Wine CO
Canal St. John 8S
Plas Anderson
Frank Johnson
Kneeland Street
Ongaro
Jason Weiler & Son
Washington St
Franklin
Mrrs
Steel Trust
Mabel Gilman
Issi Y Npar
Tony Pastor
Self
OAK Hall Clothing Company
Oak Hall
Howard A. Barrows
Hite’s
CAF
Kneeland St
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