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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1906

Page

2

Conway Boy and Friend Arrested in Hunting Tragedy

In Conway woods Charles Patty led officers to the dead body of Augustus Faille, 17, shot with birdshot at close range. Patty and his companion, both youths who worked together, face murder charges after initial statements show the shooting as accidental.

Conway Conway Woods Charles Patty Augustus Faille Greenfield F. J. Canady Young Faille John Faille Pair Faille Johnson Young Pair

Poison Suspected Incident Involving Maria Colorusso

Pretty Maria Colorusso, 25, of 230 Hanover Street, collapsed after taking oil of cedar. She was rushed to Relief Hospital where surgeons saved her life. she recovered and remained out of danger. The cause remains unclear.

Maria Colorusso Hanover Street

Laurentian Steamer Arrives from Glasgow in Nine Days

The Allan Line steamer Laurentian, Captain Blanchard, entered the harbor Saturday afternoon and did not go to quarantine until sundown yesterday. It carried 170 second cabin and 170 steerage passengers who passed health inspection. The ship docked later and carried cargo including Scotch whiskey linens clay pipes flax.

Allan Line Laurentian Blanchard Henry Glasgow Mogille

Deal That Placed Hill Next Rockefeller Puts Him on Top

The deal making James I. Hill among the world s richest men also elevates John M. Longyear of Brookline to Massachusetts wealth leadership. Hill claims wealth comes from credit and Northwest development, while Longyear s rise stems from vast Michigan land holdings and a dramatic move to Brookline after a court battle over his Marquette estate.

Hill Rockefeller James I. Hill United States J. M. Longyear Brookline Massachusetts Great Northern United, States, Steel ,Company Agreoes Northwest John M. Longyear Saginaw Woods Upper Peninsula Michigan Longyear Marquette Millonaire Mass

King of Annam Accused of Torture and Murder

Paris reports Thanh Thai, the King of Annam, ordered seven wives to be executed and watched them tortured to death. He then killed a 70 year old council prince, the last surviving son of King Minh Mang, signaling possible French disciplinary action.

Paris Minh Mang

Choir of St. Mary’s Church Presents The Mikado

Rehearsals are underway for an elaborate Mikado production by the Choir of St. Mary’s Church. Tickets have been issued for the Thanksgiving night performance at the church hall, featuring members in leading roles and a focus on a quality presentation.

St.ary’s Ges N Idhol Rt Whents Ality

Providence Man to Face Murder Charge in Double Shooting

George N Miller will be arraigned in the Sixth District Court on murder charges for the shooting death of Eva Johnson and injury to Ellen Andrews. Johnson died at Rhode Island Hospital after a bullet passed through her chest, while Andrews, wounded, survived.

Providence, R. I George N. Miller Eva Johnson Ellen Andrews Sixth District Court Johnson Horton Miller Rhode Island Magill

Leader of Mob Shot by Witness

Warren G. Hartley shot and seriously wounded Doss Galbraith an alleged mob leader on the Springfield public square witnessed by about 300 people Hartley had testified against Galbraith in his recent trial for leading the mob that lynched three Black men last spring.

Springfield Warren G. Hartley Doss Galbraith Hartley Galbraith

Joseph Smith Unanimously Chosen President of Church

Joseph Smith, under indictment for polygamy related to living with five wives, was unanimously re-elected as president of the Mormon Church in Salt Lake City. All church authorities and other officials were also re-elected. the case stemmed from a contested birth certificate tied to his fifth wife.

Joseph Smith Mormon Church Salt Lake City Utah The President Smith

Kaiser Chooses Army Path for Fourth of July Baby

Berlin reports the Kaiser wills the Crown Prince's son, nicknamed the Fourth of July Baby, to become a soldier and future general. The move elates army ranks and unsettles the navy, while American colonists celebrate a tribute to Independence Day with a loving cup.

Kaiser Berlin Prince Wilhelm Friedrich Franz‘ Josef Christian Olaf Germany German Empire

Congregation Runs Farm to Raise Funds in Moran

Moran Kansas October 7 The Presbyterian church is small and short of funds. J C Strong a local farmer loaned 60 acres for summer use and proceeds will aid the church. Ald Society and members organized farming efforts and expect a good harvest.

Moran, Kan Moran’s Presbyterian Church J. C. Strong Ald Society

Pittsfield poised for international balloon race hosting

Pittsfield may stage the next international balloon race with Cortland Field Bishop advocating the event in Interlaken and Lenox. Following Lieutenant Lahm’s victory in the cup race, U S towns compete for the honor as the Aero Club of New York plans its first ascent here next Saturday.

Pittsfield New Aero Club of New York

Narrow boat incident ends with rescue at Grape Island

In Quincy on October 7 J A Robson and C C Tibbetts almost drowned when the boat they hired at Hough's Neck sank mid trip to Grape Island. They fought to stay afloat until Captain Carter and a launch crew rescued them. the boat and their clothing were lost.

Quincy J. A. Robson C. C. Tibbetts Hough’s Neck Grape Island Carter

Hibernian Gaelic School Opens at Holmstead Hall

The Hibernian Gaelic School Inc of Boston opened at Holmstead Hall 724 Washington Street with classes led by Daniel C. Sullivan J J Foley and Timothy Shea. The Gaelic language revival program invites all to attend Sundays from 8 to 6 during winter.

Hibernian Gaelic School, Inc Boston Holmestead Hall Washington Street Daniel C. Sullivan Cambridge J. J. Foley Roxbury Timothy Shea

Father Freed by His Child in Milan Case

In Milan Frontini a middle aged blacksmith freed after 11 years in the galleys for a crime against his daughter who testified falsely. The girl Louisa then nine years old confessed on her deathbed that she had been pressured by her mother to accuse him. The mother’s lover was later arrested and the truth emerged.

Milan Frontini Louisa

Dog Officer Earns 4000 From Leash Law Enforcement

Providence Rhode Island reports that a leash or muzzles ordinance expired with cold weather. In two months the dog officer captured over 4000 dogs earning one dollar per dog.

Providence R. I

Son kills prisoner in jail break attempt at Macon

In Macon Missouri on October 7 sheriff Newton Graves arrives after supper to find William O Brien and W T Tate attacking him in the jail. Graves's 18 year old son Milford Graves shoots O Brien through the heart with a rifle, killing him. Tate escapes.

Macon Willam O’brien Milford Graves W. T. Tate Leonard Knox Newton Graves Tate O’brien O'Brien

Mrs Heard badly hurt at Magnolia after carriage accident

Mrs J Theodore Heard of 22 Louisburg square was thrown from her carriage at Magnolia injuring her head. Her son Henry and Mrs L M Thayer escaped injury as the horses bolted the carriage into a stone wall. She lies seriously hurt under nurse care.

J. Theodore Heard Louisburg Square Magnolia

Nervous Wreck Reclaims Health With Pink Pills

Mrs Green of Franklin Georgia tells how Dr Williams Pink Pills restored strength and weight after years of debility. She rose from 104 to 190 pounds, slept better, and regained mobility after using the medicine. Pills sold by druggists or mailed by the Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.

Williams A. Green Franklin, Ga

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