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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1908

Page

14

Donahue Dies From Assault Injuries in Dorchester

Thomas J. Donahue of 468 Neponset Avenue Dorchester died at City Hospital from injuries suffered on Walnut Street Neponset while attempting to stop a fight between friends. He was 35. Dennis Maloney of Tenean Street Dorchester was arrested on assault and battery charges.

Thomas J. Donahue Neponset Avenue Dorchester Walnut Street Neponset Donahue Dennis Maloney Tenean Street Miss Donahue Maloney

Time of Popular Prices at Talbot Clothing Co

The article notes popular-price ready-to-wear clothing as a lasting trend. Men seek affordable suits, often choosing ready-made garments that resemble custom pieces. The Talbot Clothing Co. at 395 Washington Street is promoted as a destination for these bargain outfits.

Splaine & Fitzpatrick Talbot Clothing Co Washington Street

Councilman Goodwin Attacks Oil Purchases at City Council

At the Common Council meeting last night Councilman Frank Goodwin accused the oil purchases from Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company of being excessive and charged that Superintendent Burk took orders from higher authorities. A council request for price comparisons with other suppliers remains unanswered. Councilman Kelly urged hospital trustees to explain why hydrophobia serum is bought in New York, calling the lack of serum a disgrace. Councilman Casey won approval to have the park commissioners build a handball alley at the M street playground.

Hibbard Frank Goodwin Common Council Lewis FE Tracy Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company Goodwin Burk Chicago Rawhide Company Kelly Ward 16 City Hospital New York Casey Ward Park Commissioners M Street

Captain Charles B. Stiles Dies After Shock at Home

Captain Charles B. Stiles, Civil War veteran and chief of the permit department at City Hall, collapsed and died at his Dorchester home 88 Wrentham Street after suffering repeated partial shocks. Born in Salem 72 years ago, he served as a sergeant then captain in Massachusetts units and was wounded twice. After war, he ran a building business before returning to city service.

Charles B. Stiles City Hall Wrentham Street Dorchester Stiles Salem Massachusetts Massachusetts Sharpshooters

Death in Newburyport man after stroke at home

Joseph Woods aged about 58 died at his Middle street home in Newburyport this morning from a stroke of apoplexy he suffered yesterday around noon.

Newburyport Joseph Woods Middle Street

Hunters bag four coons near Manchester City Hall

Dr. Young and Charles A. Clark bagged four raccoons yesterday morning within five miles of Manchester City Hall. It brings their tally to eight raccoons over two trips.

Manchester N. E Dr. Young Charles A. Clark Manchester City Hall

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