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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1904

Page

12

Roosevelt Criticized for Lawless Mind by Reform Club Speakers

At Young's Hotel Massachusetts Reform Club session professors Nelson Adams Storey and Dana attacked Roosevelt's presidency. Nelson said Roosevelt has a lawless mind and violated international law, while Adams and Storey urged voting for Parker. Dana spoke on civil service reform.

Roosevelt Henry Loomis Nelson Williams College Massachusetts Reform Club Young's Hotel Nelson Charles Francis Adams Moorfield Storey Richard H. Dana James P. Munroe Lodge Great Britain Cannon Bryan Philippines Spain Republican Party Lincoln Chase Sumner House of Representatives Washington

Brookside Social Club Elects Officers at First Meeting

The Brookside Social Club at Ashland and Canterbury streets Roslindale held its first annual meeting last evening at 8 o clock. Officers elected were President Bernard Degnan Vice President Charles Stober Secretary Sydney Andrews Treasurer Robert Bryan and Charles Wolfe was named janitor.

Brookside Social Ashland Canterbury Streets Roslindale Bernard Degnan Charles Stober Sydney Andrews Robert Bryan Charles Wolfe

Mrs H S Lewis Opens Lighthouse Mission on Tremont Street

Mrs H L Lewis founding missionary and Bible reader will open the Lighthouse Mission at 461 Tremont Street next Wednesday evening. Special speakers from all churches will participate including evangelist H Kernohan.

H. 8. Lewis Lighthouse Mission Tremont Street H. Kernohan

Dougherty Beaten by Two Highwaymen Near Charlestown Home

Charles Dougherty, oyster house proprietor near Chelsea bridge, was knocked unconscious by two highwaymen about 12:30 am on Winthrop street Charlestown. He carried $300 but the robbers fled before taking it. Dougherty was found badly injured near 65 Winthrop street and taken to Dr Hammond's. The suspects, about 20, light complexion, wearing dark clothes, were last seen fleeing.

Charles Dougherty Chelsea Bridge Winthrop Street Charlestown Dougherty

Alleged Bad Man Caught in Federal Street Store

Jack Edwards of Portland was captured by Officers Daley and Whitman in the basement of 153 Federal Street, Sewell W Rich & Co liquor dealers. He was booked on a burglary charge after being described as a big catch.

Jack Edwards Portland Daley and Whitman Station Federal Street Sewell W. Rich & Co Edwards

Geary to Be Disciplined After Crossing Gate Crash

Motorman Frank Geary of the Boston & Northern says rails were slippery and brakes failed as his car sped across Ferry street crossing, crashing through gates. Railroad officials deny slipperiness, claim no danger, and announce Geary will be disciplined despite public praise. President Sullivan confirmed the disciplinary action.

Malden Frank Geary Boston & Northern Road Ferry Street Geary Boston & Northern Sullivan Railroad Company Post

Live Wire at Lasell Kills Engineer at Seminary

Auburndale October 21 Samuel B Ford 40 was instantly killed by a live wiring supply broken by a storm at Lasell Seminary where he worked as an engineer. He tried to move the wire and 2000 volts passed through him. Principal C C Bragdon attempted to move Ford's body and was shocked though his injuries are not serious. Ford leaves a family.

Auburndale Samuel B. Ford Lasell Seminary Ford C. C. Bragdon

Registration in New York for Three Days Totals 573571

In Greater New York today the third day of registration added 188 641 names to the voter list, bringing the three day total to 573 571. The 1900 third day total was 126 704, 11 937 less than today’s figure.

New York

Hamlin Ill with Ptomaine Poisoning

Mattapoisett October 21 C S Hamlin has been ill at his home for several days with ptomaine poisoning from eating fish. His condition is not serious and he is on the road to recovery.

Mattapoisett C. S. Hamlin Mr. Hamlin

Boston University Freshman Reception Hosts 200 Attendees

The juniors held the annual reception for BU freshmen last evening with about 200 students and faculty present. Professor Charlton Black and wife welcomed guests, assisted by Miss Ethel M Rich of Malden Mr Chester Rickey of Stoneham Miss Carlotta Brant of Newtonville and Louis H Maxson of Washington. Dean Warren gave a welcome address and class officers spoke.

Boston University BE. Charlton Black Ethel M. Rich Malden Chester 8. Rickey Stoneham Carlotta M. Brant Newtonville Louis H. Maxson Washington Dean Warren

Body of Man Identified as Dennis Sweeney Recovered

A body found on Sherwood's Island is identified as Dennis Sweeney of Fitchburg Mass. He disappeared from a Sound steamer on Oct 8. The water had worn down the features, confirming the match.

Westport Conn Dennis Sweeney Fitchburg Mass Sherwood

Claims Filed For Dynamite Blast In Melrose

More than twenty persons injured or affected by the September dynamite explosion filed notices today with City Clerk W De Haven Jones. Listed are Mrs John F Conway Dr H L Perry H O Russell Mrs M A Lee George H Dearborn Bessie B Dearborn Omar Cornwell Mrs W D Fiske Thom ane William S Briry and Dr E C 3.

Melrose W. de Haven Jones John F. Conway H. L. Perry H. O. Russell M. A. Lee George H. Dearborn Bessie B. Dearborn Omar Cornwell W. D. Fiske Thomane William S. Briry E. C

Episcopal Women Praised At Philadelphia Meeting

Mrs Ozi Whitaker of Philadelphia presided at the Episcopal Women’s Auxiliary gathering in Pierce Hall. Bishop Kinsolving of Brazil lauded the women’s generosity, noting $750 from a women’s meeting versus $100 from men. Mrs Van Buren discussed missionary work in Cuba and resistance to American customs.

Ozi Whitaker Philadelphia Pennsylvania Episcopal Women’s Auxiliary Pierce Hall Bishop Kinsolving Brazil

Church Women Favor Politics and Cake Sale at Somerville Rally

The Ladies' Aid Association of Franklin Street Congregational Church, Somerville, plans to split its patronage tonight between a Republican rally headlined by Senator Lodge and a nearby cake sale. Women will attend the rally from the gallery, after overcoming objections over carpet damage.

Ladies’ Aid Association Franklin Street Congregational Church Somerville Senator Lodge

Dynamite transport cited in Melrose disaster case

At the request of Counsel Edward A. Adams of the Police Board Judge For saith has issued summonses for Constantine D. Tutein of the American Storage Company and others linked to the dynamite loss in Melrose on Sept 21. They are charged with handling the dynamite and must appear in Municipal Court Wednesday.

Edward 85. Adams Police Board Judge Forsaith Constantine D. Tutein American Storage Company Fred M. Morro James E. McKernan Shay’s Express James T. Shay Charlestown Shay’s Express Company Roy E. Fenton Eastman Express Company Percy C. Hawkins J. T. Fitzgerald Melrose

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