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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1903

Page

4

Reorganization efforts for Worcester Southbridge trolley road

Charles M. Thayer and John A. Hall as receivers for Worcester and Southbridge Street Railway Co plan a reorganization to reclaim the road from insolvency triggered by notes from former treasurer Wilford A. Bailey. Hearing in Sears building with Choate Hall, former Mayor Rufus Dodge also involved in related equity proceeding over Hotel Overlook and Pinehurst Park Charlton. Bailey severed ties but aids in disentangling affairs. creditors and banks must cooperate. debt about 500000 largely tied to Pinehurst Park and hotel.

Charles M. Thayer Worcester John A. Hall Southbridge Worcester & Southbridge Street Railway Company Wilford A. Bailey Sears Choate & Hall Rufus B. Dodge Superior Court Overlook Pinehurst Park Charlton Charles A. Hamilton Wilford Bailey Bailey George A. Gaskill Hamilton A. P. Rugg Overlook Hotel

What Will Williams Do At State Convention

The article debates George Fred Williams position at the upcoming State convention. It notes Williams keeps plans private, possibly steering a new line of action, and recalls his with comments that “The fight is on” during the prior convention. It also discusses who may chair the committee on resolutions and the likelihood of Williams’ involvement.

George Fred Williams Quincy Williams Hamlin and Gaston State Committee

Silverware Identified in Chelsea Burglary Return

Three packages of $28 worth of silverware stolen from Arnold and Broome in Chelsea were identified yesterday after thieves who bought the goods told police where they were. Special delivery from Chelsea to Chief Inspector Watts led to the returns by the owners and suspects were pressed.

Chelsea Watts Cronin Somerville Arnold & Broome

Mrs Alexander Martin Endorses Deans Kidney Pills

Mrs Alexander Martin of 10 Oriental Court testifies that for 15 years she suffered frequent severe kidney attacks with backache and calcareous deposits. After using Deans Kidney Pills she slept through the night without pain and credits the treatment with major relief and improvement.

Alexander Martin Oriental Court

Socialists Honor Carey Haverhill Reception

Representative James F. Carey and Clara Louise Stevens returned from a two months honeymoon in East Sur ry and were greeted by about 200 Socialists at the Central Socialist Club. The club gifted the couple a desk and bookcase as Mayor Parkman B. Flanders presented the gift and Carey replied briefly.

Haverhill James F. Carey Clara Louise Stevens East Surrey Central Socialist Club Cai Parkman B. Flanders Carey

Inspector Rooney Rewards for Captured Naval Deserter

Inspector William J. Rooney arrested William F. Dever, a naval deserter, and the Navy Department sent $20 reward money. Rooney gave the funds to Chief Inspector Watts to send to Dever’s very sick brother in this city, a gesture praised by naval personnel. The action contrasts with Norfolk where officers allegedly detained deserters ashore to collect the reward.

Rooney William J. Rooney William F. Dever Navy Navy Department Watts Dever Norfolk

Prescott Man’s Will Leaves Coffin as Burial Plan

Roswell H. Allen of Prescott filed a will in Northampton Probate Court detailing a burial in a chestnut coffin he kept for years. Bequests to relatives hinge on that condition. The will also leaves $1000 to the Congregational Church of Prescott, the Moody schools in Northfield, and the Massachusetts Home Missionary Society.

Will of Prescott Northampton Roswell H. Allen Congregational Church of Moody Schools Northfield Massachusetts Home Missionary Society

Intense Heat Ravages Paris with Fatal Sunstrokes

Paris endures intense heat since Sunday with the thermometer at 90 degrees. Several sunstrokes are reported and two fatalities are attributed to the heat.

Paris

Swift & Co Compelled to Accept Lard Delivery After Losses

Chicago reports Swift & Co, once a dominant beef trust factor, must take delivery of about 100,000 tierces of September lard bought when prices fell from 10 to 8 to 12 cents per pound. Forty thousand tierces were delivered, requiring roughly 1.5 million dollars. 60,000 tierces remain due by Oct 1, with projected costs near two million. Foreign sellers who shorted the market were forced to cover, lifting prices to 12 cents.

Chicago Swift & Co

Italian thieves traced to shipping art abroad

Rome dispatch reports Florence police recovered a Delta-Robbia bas-relief of the descent from the cross stolen last January from Lepi’s Brotherhood of the Annunciation oratory. Several arrests made. thieves formed an association to ship antiques abroad. The piece was found packed for dispatch. authorities expect more stolen items to be recovered.

Rome Florence Brotherhood of the Annunciation Lepi

Cigar Makers' Union Chief May Be Socialist Mayoral Hope

Patrick Mahoney, leader of the Cigar Makers' Union in Boston, is discussed as a potential Socialist candidate for mayor. The article notes his past vote tallies for sheriff and senator, his union leadership, and his stance against wire pulling. Dr. George W. Galvin is named as another prominent candidate mentioned.

Patrick Mahoney Cigarmakers’ Union Ton Sheriff Mahoney West End Socialist Party American Federation of Labor George W. Galvin Emergency Hospital Cigarmakers’ Union 97 Miayor

Plan to Extend Malden's Parks

Malden voters will see funding moves as the Park Commission asks the City Council for 18000 dollars to acquire Bell Rock and improve Hunting's Field at Linden. A new park in Ward 5, on five acres of swamp land near Salem Street and the Saugus branch, is planned. Park Commissioner Michael S. O'Donnell has resigned.

Malden Park Commission Bell Rock Linden Salem Street Saugus Michael S. O’donnell

Cloudburst floods Franklin streets and cellars

A cloudburst in Franklin New Hampshire inundated streets and cellars, with five inches of rain in an hour. Two women were slightly shocked by lightning accompanying the storm.

Franklin N. H

Weilbrenner Declared Insane After Sagamore Hill Visit

Henry Weilbrenner, a Syosset truck farmer, was found insane after three attempts to see President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill to discuss marrying Alice Roosevelt. Alienists examined him. he is in Nassau County custody awaiting disposition. He carried a revolver when halted by a Secret Service guard and was confined in the Sagamore Hill stables under two guards.

Oyster Bay L. I Henry Weilbrenner Roosevelt Sagamore Hill Alice Roosevelt George A. Stewart Iving S. Barnes Weilbrenner Johnson Nassau County Weisprenner Secret Service Weisbrenner Syosset Alice

Gett ysburg Battlefield and Washington trip from Boston

Leave Boston 6:00 p m via Fall River Line Sept 25 in charge of a Pennsyl vania Railroad tourist agent returning Oct 2. An experienced chaperon accompanies unescorted ladies. Round trip tickets cover transport carriage drives and hotel. Extremely low rate of 82 dollars from Boston and proportionate from other points. Inquiries to Tourist Agent 20 Washington street Boston or George W Boyd Philadelphia.

Boston Fall River Line Pennsylvania Railroad Washington Street Mass George W. Boyd Philadelphia

Pennsylvania Democrats Act on State Convention Nominations

Senator Webster L Grim of Bucks county presided over the Democratic State convention in Harrisburg. Nominees named include Arthur G Dewalt for auditor general Joel G Hill for state treasurer John A Ward and ex Judge Calvin Reyburn for Superior Court. The platform urges unity to oust the Republican machine defends press freedom against Grady Salus libel law and calls for a fair secret ballot and labor protection through union organizing.

Harrisburg Penn Webster L. Grim Bucks County Arthur G. Dewalt Lehigh County Joel G. Hill Wayne John A. Ward Philadelphia Calvin Reyburn Armstrong County Superior Court Pennsylvania

Silverites oppose Clarke in Ohio ticket showdown

Silver Democrats in Cleveland report no envoy yet to urge withdrawal of John H. Clarke from the U S Senate ticket. Mayor Johnson remains silent while a lieutenant insists Clarke stays. Clarke’s Napoleon speech critics say it fails to please Bryan, who delays approval as Clarke pitches a fresh campaign.

Cleveland, O Lentz Bookwalter Johnson John H. Clarke United States Clarke Napoleon Bryan

Miss Peck of Boston ascends Mt Sorata

W G Tight president of the University of New Mexico and Miss Annie Peck of Boston reached the summit of Mt Sorata in Bolivia with two Swiss guides. They began the ascent in August after leaving Albuquerque in June. The party carried self heating Japanese stoves. Miss Peck, formerly a Smith College professor, is renowned as a mountaineer.

Albuquerque N. M W. G. Tight University of New Mexico Mt. Sorata Bolivia Andes Tight New York Annie Peck Boston Sorata Miss Peck Smith College

Assault at Charlestown boarding house leaves man injured

John Phillips, an employee of the Squire packing house who boards at 28 Seaver Street, Charlestown, is recovering at the Relief station after a quarrel in his boarding house Tuesday evening. Daniel McCarthy, another boarder, told police Phillips assaulted him, while Phillips says McCarthy's son struck him with a flatiron. The boy is missing.

John Phillips Squire Packing House Seaver Street Charlestown Daniel McCarthy Phillips McCarthy

Iron-Ox Tablets promote natural nerve and system health

An advertisement explains Iron-Ox Tablets as a tonic that strengthens nerves and builds energy by regulating digestive and assimilative organs and removing poisons from the blood. It warns against artificial stimulation and promises gradual, natural improvement with a 50 tablet case priced at 25 cents from Iron-Ox Remedy Co of Detroit, Michigan.

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