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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1906

Page

12

Roosevelt Letter Aids Governor Guild Campaign

President Roosevelt plans to send a sweeping letter of endorsement to Governor Guild, boosting the campaign amid tax, labor, and overtime debates. The letter could cite Guild’s stance on the New Haven issue, child labor laws, and overtime pay for women and children, with Moody’s input cited. Republican organizers plan a major rally push before election day.

Roosevelt Governor Guild Moran Faneuil Hall Massachusetts Guild Moody Executive Chamber Washington Tucker Douglas Bates New Haven Road

Boxer Hero Fay Chi Ho Speaks in Brookline

Fay Chi Ho, famed Boxers hero, spoke at Harvard Congregational Church Brookline about the Boxer uprising in China. He recounted walking over 500 miles to warn missionaries endured hardships and near capture. He is a Yale post graduate student and Oberlin College alumnus planning to return to China after studies.

Harvard Congregational Brookline Fay Chi Ho Cathay China Fay Chi Yale Oberlin College

Two Men Accused of Robbing and Beating Bakery Worker

Isaac Harris and Louis Richmond were arrested after allegedly robbing Jacob Walforth of 11 dollars while he loaded a bakery wagon on Bartlett Place. Police report says they beat the victim severely. they are to be arraigned in court today.

Jacob Walfouth Bartlett Place Isaac Harris Salem Street Louis’ Richmond Cross Street Station 1 Walfoath

American Mail Train Mishap in Ireland at Tivol

The American mail train bound for Queenstown with Cunard steamship Umbria left Dublin at 3 AM and met a serious accident at Tivol near Cork. A coupling failed, splitting the train. one portion continued with the engine while the other was left behind. Several passengers suffered slight injuries from being thrown to the floor.

Queenstown Dublin Cunard Line Tivol Station Cork

Lipton to Face Boston Girls in Matchmaking Drift

Boston Mayor John F. Fitzgerald backs a playful push to woo Sir Thomas Lipton during his Boston visit. Aimed at single women from Wellesley to Radcliffe, the plan teases that Lipton may abandon bachelorhood for a Boston romance if he stays long enough.

Boston Sir Thomas Lipton Hub Sir Thomas Laura Herbison Chicago Thomas Eglish Baronet Thomas Lipton Wellesley Radcliffe Conservatory Cupid The Charlés Sir’ Thomas

Cuba Big Brother Cigarros Offered At Low Price

The copy promotes Cuba Big Brother Cigarros highlighting mellow tobacco and fragrance with no fancy boxes. It claims proceeds go to tobacco and invites customers to try a 10-cent box of five at Estabrook & Eaton selling agents in Boston.

Cuba Big Brother

Burglars Steal Gold Plated Jewelry From Restaurant

Burglars entered Annie Byena s restaurant at 372 Commercial Street and fled with a woman s gold plated fob chain and a man s plated seal charm after ransacking the premises. Authorities believe entry was gained through an unfastened rear window and police have no leads on the burglars identity.

Annie Byena Commercial Street

Clemenceau Seeks Control as France Formulates Cabinet

Paris reports Clemenceau aims to dominate the new cabinet and possibly court turmoil at home and pressure Germany. He says he will not define attitude until Oct. 25 and may press for a tougher stance toward Berlin, potentially strengthening Anglo French ties. He consulted Sarrien Bourgeois and General Picquart after accepting the mandate to form the ministry.

Paris Clemenceau Germany Elysee Palace M. Clemenceau M. Sarrien M. Bourgeois Picquart

Zionists Hold Grand Mass Meeting in Faneuil Hall

A large Zionist gathering convened yesterday afternoon at Faneuil Hall. Chairman A B Aurbach led the program. Principal speaker Abraham Goldberg of New York spoke on Jewish suffering in Russia and the push for a new land. Other addresses came from B Juckerman of Philadelphia and Dr James Elotas of New York. The audience gave earnest attention throughout.

Faneuil Hall Aurbach Abraham Goldberg New York Russia B. Juckerman Philadelphia James Elotas

Masked mob kill Black man near Mobile depot

In Mobile Alabama on October 21 a Black man named Robert Clarke alias Dan Dove, from Kansas City, was killed by about 300 masked men at an early hour after being spirited from the Jackson County jail. The incident occurred by a telegraph pole near the Lucedale depot of the Mobile Jackson and Kansas City railroad.

Mobile Ala Robert Clarke Dan Dove Kansas City Lucedale Mobile, Jackson &Kansas City Railroad Jackson County Miss

Baby Dead in Mother's Bed at Roxbury Home

An infant three weeks old died at 250 Easting Street Roxbury found beside the mother. A physician's examination concluded death resulted from the mother rolling on the baby in her sleep. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harrington are named as the child's parents.

Thomas Harrington Harrington Eustig Street Roxbury

Fatal hunting accident in Boxford involving Boston man

In Danvers on October 21, George E. Killam of Boxford died in Salem Hospital from wounds after a gun discharged during a hunt. Killam, 47, was hit by shot from a Boston man named Brewster, who accidentally fired in Boxford woods.

Danvers George E. Killam Boxford Mr. Brewster Boston Salem Hospital Boxford Woods Killam Mr. Killam

Miss Barrows of Missouri speaks at St. Mark's

Miss Elizabeth Barrows of Jackson Missouri spoke at the evening service of St. Mark's Methodist Episcopal Church in Brookline on temperance work in the South and West. She is an active member of the National Women's Christian Temperance Union. Baroness von Hansen of Dresden was expected but unable to attend due to illness.

Miss Barrows Missouri ST. Mark’s Elizabeth Barrows Jackson St. Mark's Methodist’ Episcopal Church Brookline National Women's Christian Temperance Union Baroness von Hansen Dresden

Priest Beaten at Holy Trinity Parish Fight

Oct 21 in Beaten Westfield a group opposed to Rev Father T L Przybylski assaulted the pastor of the Church of the Holy Trinity. Police intervened to rescue him before serious harm. The priest sustained cuts to the head and injuries to his hands and one ankle.

Westfield Church of the Holy Trinity T. L. Przybylski

Explosion at Shapiro soda water store causes fright

A gas tank exploded in Henry Shapiro’s soda water store at 2 Causeway Street West End. The blast shattered a large window, sent glass fragments into the street, rattled nearby cars, and terrified pedestrians though no injuries were reported. Police say the tank blew from the store floor center and the cause remains undetermined.

Henry Shapiro Causeway Street West End Shapiro McLean Street East Cambridge

Mystery hand found in surf at Crest near Winthrop

Winthrop police cannot determine the source of a human hand found buried in the surf near Crest. Officer Roberts notes the hand shows signs of being torn off as if gripped by a hawser, with ligaments protruding, and the long curling nails lead to speculation it may belong to a seafaring worker, possibly a Chinaman cook.

Winthrop Roberts The Win Police

Seven warrants issued after parish assault clash at church

After a dispute between factions of the parish literary society and the priest, Father Przybylski confronted Thomas Kateurkiewicz in the church hall. An ensuing scuffle left the priest beaten and disarmed as police intervened. Three men were arrested by 10 p.m. and warrants were issued for four others.

Thomas Kateurkiewicz Michael Kucsynski St. Petersburg Anthony Kuczynski Michael Przybis Kateurkiewicz

Bodies locked in embrace found in submerged submarine

Divers working to salvage the French submarine Latin near Bizerta report two bodies seen through a hatch window with arms interlocked. Despite a tunnel dug and a hawser passed, the two corpses cannot be removed or identified. one is believed to be Lieutenant Fepoux, commander of the Lutin.

Bizerta Tunis Latin Fepoux The Lutin

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