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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1906

Page

12

Arrests for Arson Expected in Yankee Village Case

Malden septembre 6. Suspicious circumstances surround the August 27 barn fire on Daniel Brandano’s property in Yankee Village where a horse suffocated. The Lowell grand jury is poised to indict several local residents this week. State Officer Silas M Smith Patrolman Thomas Shaughnessy Inspector George E Greenleafe John Powers Richard Powers and a woman on Charles Street testified. Also at issue was the stabbing of John J McMahon by two Italians earlier this week.

Malden Daniel Brandano Yankee Village Lowell Silas M. Smith Thomas Shaughnessy George E. Greenleafe John, Powers Richard Powers Charles Street John J. McMahon

Stensland Seeks Quick Return to Chicago

Assistant State's Attorney Barbour reported a request from Olsen in Tangier asking Washington to allow Stensland to return immediately without waiting for full legal documents. The prisoner is said to be eager to come back to Chicago at once.

Chicago Barbour Olsen Tangier Washington Stensland

U S moves to bring Stensland back from Tangier

Raymond Patterson of the Chicago Tribune reports President Roosevelt will be asked to assist in securing the return of Paul O. Stensland, Chicago banker, detained in Tangier. The State Department plans to appoint United States Attorney Olsen of Chicago and James Keely, Tribune editor, as special representatives.

Oyster Bay N. Y Raymond Patterson Washington The Chicago Tribune Roosevelt Paul O. Stensland Chicago Tangier Sagamore Hill Patterson State Department United States Olsen James Keely Stensland

Outside City Limits Pupils Won’t Be Barred From English High

The Boston Post reports rumors that only residents of Boston proper could attend the English High School and Girls' High, but officials say tuition and admission are open to students outside the city if seating remains. Headmaster Joan I. Casey confirms ample space for non residents.

Boston Joan I. Casey English High School

Dorchester High Students Seek Main Building Seats

Dorchester High students urge preference for seats in the main building over Roxbury students as the new school year nears. Dorchester residents note Roxbury pupils use Dorchester's larger rooms while Dorchester pupils sit in portable classrooms.

Roxbury Dorchester High Dorchester

1906 Dollar Famine Worries Coin Collectors

Collectors seek 1906 silver dollars as banks report no coinage this year. Treasury shortage of silver bullion drives the lapse with requests unanswered, while dealers fear 1907 may bring no issue as months pass.

United States Treasury Milk Street Trust Company

Silver Tea Service for Modest Benedict Day

Young and modest J. L. Day, secretary treasurer of St. Joseph's Court of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters, received a handsome silver tea service at the group meeting. Day was married two weeks ago in a quiet ceremony unknown to many friends.

Benedict J. l. Day St. Joseph’s Court Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters William Reardon Mr. Day

Adams Square 5 Suits for Boys 8 to 16

The ad offers Adams Square five dollar suits for boys aged 8 to 16 described as ideal for school use and long lasting. Junior suits for ages 3 to 8 priced 3 to 8 dollars, with emphasis on complete clothing from hats to shoes.

Adams

Near Death From Trolley Crash in Medford

Medford reports a fatal potential trolley accident on Main Street near Emerson Street as a wagon driven by Hugh E. Rice of East Boston was struck by an outward bound Boston Elevated electric car. Rice, 70, sustained head injuries and internal damage. he was taken unconscious to Massachusetts General Hospital where recovery seemed unlikely.

Medford Main Street Emerson ‘Street Hugh E. Rice Havre Street Boston Rice Barrett Massachusetts General Hospital

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