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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1907

Page

7

Italians rally for ballot support at Columbus celebration

Dr Joseph Santosuosso urged unity at the Columbus day event in Faneuil Hall led by Italian societies. Mayor Fitzgerald spoke briefly before heading to New York for Carnegie Hall. Speakers praised Columbus and Italian contributions. a laurel wreath was placed on the statue. Tomorrow the Italian groups march to the Boston Revere Beach & Lynn railroad for trips to Wonderland.

Joseph Santosuosso North End United Faneuil Hall Columbus Fitzgerald New York Carnegie Hall Co. D. Cristoforo Washington Congress United States Boston Ireland Italy Austria Russia Christopher Columbus Co. D. Christoforo August Franceschini Cav R. Brindisi Santosuosso Signor G. de Marco Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Wonderland

Knights of Columbus honor Columbus landing at San Salvador

The Cathedral of the Holy Cross hosted a Columbus landing commemoration under Knights of Columbus auspices. Archbishop O Connell presided with Rev James N Supple as celebrant and Rev Timothy A Curtin and Rev Maurice H Flynn as deacon and subdeacon. Father M A O Kane preached stressing chivalry endures through Christian Catholics gathering in faith.

Archbishop O'Connell Knights of Columbus Knights

Columbus Day Observance Sparks Push for Legal Holiday

The Columbus Associates marked the 415th anniversary of Columbus landing with song speech and banquet at their North Street hall. Speakers led by Joseph Dondero urged Boston to declare Columbus Day a legal holiday. Michael Leverone Tom Gabarino and Frederick Scisiano spoke.

Columbus Associates North Street Boston Joseph Dondero Michael Leverone Tom Gabarino Frederick Scisiano

Brookline Bride-To-Be Receives Ring From Friends

Friends of Mae Kelly of 134 Cypress Street Brookline gathered at her home to give advice and present a diamond ring as she announced her engagement. Ernest Dullea presented the ring. attendees included Mae Daley Mabel Edwards Annie Corocan Grace Leonard Lena Plaherty Katherine McDonough Catherine McLaughlin John Kelly Martin Higgins James Farrell Joseph Murphy Valentine Murphy George Dunne.

Mae Kelly Cypress Street Brookline Boston Ernest Dullea Miss Kelly Mae Daley Mabel Edwards Annie Corocan Grace Leonard Lena Plaherty Katherine McDonough Katherine Riley Catherine McLaughlin John Kelly Martin Higgins James Farrell Joseph Murphy Valentine Murphy George Dunne

Intruder Falls Into Bath. Cambridge Man Detained

Forrest L. Grose, 27, of 9 Sydney Street Cambridge, was found in an improvised bath when arrested for breaking and entering. He was taken to the Cambridge police station wrapped in a blanket, with shoes and trousers missing.

Forrest L. Grose Sydney Street Cambridge

Attacker Hidden in Home Found After Miss Winslow Phoned Help

At 9 pm Miss Mary H. Winslow returned to 152 Magazine Street and heard noises. She alerted her father H. H. Winslow and police, who found Grose hiding in the cellar, having entered via a cellar window and falling into a water-filled bathtub.

Mary H. Winslow H. H. Winslow University City Magazine Street Mr. Winslow Brennan Grose Miss Winslow

Hold Two In Death Of Babe In Manchester

Manchester New Hampshire October 13 William Garon three years old was accidentally shot while with visitors Philip Calighan and Lorenzo Delisle at the Garon home in South Manchester. The child died later Calighan and Delisle were arrest ed. They say the gun lay on the doorstep and went off without being touched. County authorities investigate.

Manchester N. H William Garon Philip Carighan Lorenzo Delisle Garon Calighan Delisle

Free Evening Drawing Schools Open Tonight In Boston

The city of Boston opens free evening drawing schools for fall and winter. Sessions run Monday Wednesday and Friday nights with in person applications accepted between 7 and 7 30 pm at multiple sites including Charlestown Old City Hall East Boston Old High School Meridian Street Mechanic Arts Belvidere Dalton Roxbury Dearborn Warren Public Latin Warren Avenue and South End locations.

Old Dearborn Dearborn Place Warren Avenue South End

John Mitchell to Undergo Appendicitis Operation

Springfield Ohio news reports John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers entered LaSalle hospital for treatment and will undergo an appendicitis operation when his condition improves.

Springfield John Mitchell The United Mine Workers LaSalle

Squirrels Hunting Charge Arrest At Stickney Farm

Watertown report states Giuseppi Rosselli, 20, was arrested by Officer Sullivan on the Stickney Farm on Sabbath day charged with hunting squirrels.

Watertown Giuseppi Roselli Sullivan Stickney Farm

Camp pitched on hotel roof at Bellevue Stratford

In Philadelphia on October 13 a hotel roof became a makeshift campsite. The Bellevue-Stratford manager rents out a glassed roof space as Bus in Urbe with plans for 20 tents, pine trees, portable baths and telephones, attracting a judge who slept 310 feet above the street.

Philadelphia Bellevue-Stratford Adirondacks

Emperor of Austria Better

Reported rumors about Emperor Francis Joseph's condition caused public worry as crowds gathered outside the Vienna palace. Officials said he was improving in health and spirits, with a minor catarrhal inflammation noted after a medical exam.

Vienna Francis Joseph Baron von Aehrenthal

Eliot and Damrosch Speak at Boston Singing Class Anniversary

President Eliot at Symphony Hall commemorates ten years of the people singing class movement in Boston. Frank Damrosch of New York credits Boston roots in the 1880s with choral singing and music education, while Lowell Mason and South Boston school programs receive acknowledgment. Audience applauds during the mass meeting and the closing songs.

Eliot Harvard Symphony Hall People’s Boston Frank Damrosch New York Henry G. Pickering Choral Union Samuel W. Cole Union Pickering Lowell Mason America

Plan to Consolidate South End Hebrew Synagogues

A meeting of Congregation Aushay Napoleon arranged the consolidation of all South End Hebrew synagogues. The Oswego Street building was selected with Julius Silverman of Roxbury, Rabbi Wolfe Margolies, and other leaders supporting the move. The plan includes remodeling to suit new uses.

South End Aushay‘poleon Oswego Street Julius Silverman Roxbury Wolfe Margolies

Fireman Burned While Extinguishing Blaze at 37 Lynde Street

E C Roberts sustained burns to the left leg and foot while fighting a fire in a top floor room at 37 Lynde Street yesterday. He was transported by police ambulance from Station 3 to Massachusetts General Hospital.

Lynde Street E. C. Roberts Massachusetts General Hospital

Police Raid Narrows 19 Gambling Suspects

Joy street station officers led by Sergeant Regan raided a lodging house on Chambers street arresting ten men and then a Bulfinch place building capturing nine more. All were released on bail and face court appearances this morning.

Joy Street Regan Chambers Street Bulfinch Place

Brookline Union Teamsters Plan Continued Chase Strike

Brookline Local 38 Teamsters to continue the Chase Express Company strike after a long meeting that stretched from yesterday into midnight last night. Local 38 officials say momentum remains and the work stoppage will persist until demands are met.

Brookline Union Teamsters Chase Express Company

Veteran Chelsea Reporter John M. Oxton Dies at 78

John M. Oxton, 78, a longtime Chelsea newspaper man, died yesterday at his home 4 Warren Avenue. A Rockport native, he spent about 40 years in the trade and had been inactive for the last decade.

Chelsea John M. Oxton Warren Avenue Mr. Oxton Rockport

Sewers to Be Next Topic in City Hearings

Public hearings by the Finance Commission are likely within a week to focus on the city sewer department, which is expected to be the subject of investigation at the sessions.

Finance Commission Sewer Department

Engineer Barnes to present report on city department audits

William T Barnes, consulting engineer, will deliver his findings to the commission in an executive session. He has nearly finished his labors and prepared a list of sewer department contracts with paid prices and his cost estimates. The commission will set the date for the next public hearing and review purchases by the supply department beyond coal.

William T. Barnes Sewer Department City Hall

Pastor Quits to Play Golf in Worcester

The Rev. Pr. Willard Scott of Piedmont Church resigns as pastor, saying he needs rest and wants to play golf. He notes years of hard work, two collapses from strain, and now plans to take life easy.

Worcester Willard Scott Piedmont Church

Musket tragedy follows farmer's double loss in Meriden

Edward Johnson a 47 year old farmer from Monroe died after he pressed a stick to the trigger of an old musket resting on a box. He had been grieving for his first wife who died six months earlier and had remarried four months later to a much younger woman.

Meriden Conn Edward Johnson Monroe

Wife of New Jersey judge III in Boston

Mrs. B F Jones wife of Judge Jones of the Court of Appeals Orange N J was taken ill with appendicitis at the Adams House last Thursday night. Last night she was removed to Carney Hospital where she underwent an operation. She was attended by Dr William K Johnson of Brookline.

B. F. Jones

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Dr.Santosuosso Miss Mae Kelly Quaker City Emperor OF Eliol Roosevelt Congregation Aushaypoleon Washington Street Adams Square Paine Canal St North Station Haymarket Barnes’ Report Today Pastor New Jersey Erat Walker @ Pratt Mfg. Co Union St
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