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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1906

Page

3

Checks Protest Controversy Over Chelsea Bank Closure

Depositors from the wrecked First National Bank of Chelsea gain some reassurance as a protest against mis-handled check cancellations is reviewed. The Comptroller in Washington cites that checks paid before closure should not have been protested and instructs a careful investigation into the bank’s actions.

First National Bank of Chelsea Thomas Richardson Richardson & Co Comptroller of Currency Boston Clearing House Richardson Compt Treasury Department Washington Mass Ewer Gould & Cutler Gould & Cutler Corporation W. S. Cutler National Exchange Bank National Exchange Bank of Boston Boston Clearing House Association W. B. Dennison E. H. Curry First National Bank of Chelsea F. P. Kane

Submarine Cuttlefish to Be Launched Today

The submarine Cuttlefish sits at Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy Point ready to slip into the water at 9:30 this morning. Workers spent yesterday painting the hull and installing rails while Miss Eleanor Gow will name the vessel with Admiral Bowles and L Y Spear attending, representing the builders and the Electric Boat Company.

United States Fore River Shipbuilding Company Quincy Point Eleanor Gow John L. Gow F. J. Bowles Fore’ River Shipbuilding Company L. Y. Spear Electric Boat Company

Museum Open for Labor Day Free Admission

The Museum of Fine Arts will be open on Labor Day with free admission from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Visitors may explore galleries and special exhibits at no cost.

The Museum of Fine Arts

Woman Dies After Dress Fire In Roxbury Home

Mrs. Catharine Lyman, 35, of 225 Dudley Street Roxbury, died after her dress caught fire while lighting a gas match. She ran to a nearby flat, others helped tear off clothing, Chief Kennedy extinguished the flames, and an ambulance was called. She died early this morning.

Catherine Lyman Dudley Street Roxbury Kennedy Lyman

Famine Fears Sweep Donegal Amid Crop Failures

In Donegal Ireland on Aug 31 fears of famine rise as crops fail with ten percent of the potato crop nearly worthless and another ten percent diseased. Destruction to other crops grows, leaving most farmers with only enough to feed their families and no surplus for markets or next year’s seed.

Donegal Ireland

Parkway Social Club Quarters Burned in Jamaica Plain

A fire in the storage shed of William T. McGloughlin at 6 2 Centre Street Jamaica Plain caused $1009 in damage to the building. Three tenants suffered losses including the grain company an upholsterer John H. May and the Parkway Social Club whose damage was $200. The building is owned by William F. Fallon.

William T. McGloughlin Centre Street Jamaica Plain The Grain Company John H. May Parkway Social Club William F. Fallon

Lost in Strange Country

Noel Whick an 18 year old boy vanished from Felton street home of his aunt in Cliftondale since May 11. He left on June 30 with only his clothes. He is described as five feet seven inches tall with dark hair and eyes, wearing a fine black coat and vest dark trousers best lace shoes and a panama hat. Relatives in England and this country seek information leading to his whereabouts.

Cliftondale Noel Whick Felton Street Hustley Road Leyton London

Ex-Vincent Club Girl Has Heir

The Rev. Leonard Kip Storrs of St Pauls Brookline sailed for London to christen his daughter's child, born to Mrs Edward Baker Bedwell formerly Anna Storrs. Mrs Bedwell, now in London, will soon go to India with Captain Bedwell of the Royal Engineers. She was a leader in Brookline society and a Vincent Club member, and is famed for horsemanship and outdoor life.

Leonard Kip Storrs St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Brookline London Edward Baker Bedwell Anna Storrs Captaindward Baker Bedwell Royal Engineers of England

Razor attack leaves man with 20 stitches

Giuseppe Lavaro, 85, of 119 North Street, survived a razor assault by Vincenzo Ferara, 32, in East Sudbury after refusing a $10 loan. Lavaro received 20 stitches for a seven inch facial wound extending across both lips. Ferara is held at Station 1 on an assault with intent to kill charge.

Giuseppe Lavaro North Street Vincenzo Ferara East Sudbury Station 1 Ferara Lavaro Dunn

Noted Clubman of 76 Weds Young Widow in Saratoga

In New York on August 31, W. H. Chapman aged 76 married Mrs. Lee Agnew who is under 30. Wealthy clubmen toasted the union after the last Saratoga race, sending cables to Paris as they gathered at the United States Hotel to celebrate.

New York Saratoga W. H. Chapman Lee Agnew Paris United States

Five Arrested in Hanover Street Raid at Prince Street

Sergeant Sweeney and patrolmen raided 146 Prince street and seized gaming paraphernalia arresting five men. The suspects Florrie Long 19 Carmie Rossi 25 Mark Freedman 18 Otolo Balerio 22 Nicolo Del Florri 28 were taken into custody after officers cleared a second floor room. They face arraignment this morning.

Sweeney McDevitt Creigman Hanover Street Prince Street Florrie Long Wakefield Carmie Rossi Mark Freedman Otolo Balerio North Street Nicolo del Florri

Overcrowded Schools Expected This Fall

Public schools open Wednesday September 12 with entrance exams for high and Latin schools on that day and the following. Officials anticipate more crowding due to new transfer restrictions and plan portable classrooms shifts. The Prince and Oliver Wendell Holmes schools are highlighted as transfer targets. special admission to English High in limited cases for pupils outside the city.

Prince School Newbury Street Oliver Wendell Holmes Dorchester Montgomery Street

Arranmore In A Hurricane Arrives At East Boston

The Johnston line steamer Arranmore under Captain R E Jepson reached East Boston after a rough voyage from Antwerp two days late. She carried 3000 tons of cargo including phosphate machinery window glass spirits and rags with parts destined for Baltimore. A hurricane on August 27 lasting 12 hours slowed the ship from 12 to seven knots as fog and head winds persisted during the crossing.

Antwerp Johnston Line Arranmore R. E. Jepson Old Eastern Railroad Boston Baltimore Jepson English Channel

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