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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1907

Page

5

Taunton Youth Confesses to Two Arsons in Bristol County

Bernard Cahoon, 19, confessed to setting a farm barn blaze at Joseph White's North Taunton estate and a nearby Tracy stable in Raynham. He admitted targeting brass on machinery and a gasoline explosion sparked the fires, with the Tracy house nearby scorched. He was held for the November grand jury after the Taunton hearing.

Taunton Bristol County William H. Fox Bernard M. Cahoon Joseph M. White North Taunton Raynham Cahoon Florence Tracy Mayor Tracy Fish and Game Allen David Inspector White Lemuel P. Gammons In Spector White Tracy

Will Dedicate New Maine Church

The Penney Memorial Church Free Baptist in Augusta will be dedicated next Sunday with morning and evening sermons by Rev. C G Moshier the pastor.

New Maine Augusta New Penney Memorial Church Free Baptist Cc. G. Moshier

Boston schools expand health program and new arts academy

Boston’s public schools anticipate a larger student body with about 2090 more pupils than last year. The Hygiene Department will oversee doctor and nurse screenings, teeth care, and contagious disease checks, with nurses visiting homes. Nearly 500 girls seek admission to the new school of practical arts, while crowded districts adjust class sizes and portable rooms. The High School of Commerce opens in Dearborn building with about 200 entrants. James J. Storrow touts Boston’s superior schools and notes innovations including nurses, a practical arts start, and reduced pupils per teacher.

Department of Hygiene Boston Public Board of Health New School of Practical Arts Lyceum Hall Meeting House Hill Wells Phillips Washington Bowdoin West End Assembly Hall Washington School Norman Street Winthrop Quincy Brimmer Franklin Rice Prince Everett Hyde Dwight Sherwin Horace Mann School For the High School of Commerce Dearborn Orchard Park James J. Storrow Boston Harrington and Carey Practical New York

Boston College Opens With Noted Staff for New Year

Boston College begins the new term with an entering class of 130 and a revised teaching staff. Improvements to buildings and plans for opening classes accompany registrations. The faculty includes Rev Father Raley S J Fleming S J Keyes S J and others among a larger group of instructors for the coming year.

Boston College Charles M. Raley S. J Richard Fleming James G. Keyes McCabe Butler Chetwood Keating Coffey Walsh Earle Tivnan Lane Murphy

Excursions to Nova Scotia by Dominion Atlantic Line

Autumn trips draw thousands as the Dominion Atlantic Railway Steamship line offers Boston departures on Sundays Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays at 2 pm and noon on Tuesdays and Fridays with the Prince George Boston and Yarmouth in service. State room rates and details available at 228 Washington Street or Long Wharf.

Nova Scotia Dominion Atlantic Railway Steamship Line Boston Prince George Yarmouth Washington Street Long Wharf

How Alfy Passed the Lemon

Shorty Mc Cabe reflects on a lemon tree in Sewell Ford's dialect tale to appear in next Sunday's Post Magazine. The piece previews a humorous meditation on plant wisdom and life observations.

Shorty McCabe Sewell Ford Alfy Post

Governor Removes Foxboro Trustees amid Reform Plan

Governor Guild announces resignation of Foxboro trustees after findings that the facility served as a correctional institution rather than treatment for alcoholism. He proposes a women's department, a new Legislature bill to remove the board from state control, and notes no state loss under prior management. New member Robert A. Woods, Boston reformer, named to oversee changes.

Foxboro House of Correction Bridgewater Guild Fosdick Commonwealth Board of Foxboro Trustees State Board of Insanity

Edwin Mulready Ends Long Local Service in Rockland

Edwin Mulready of Rockland served as selectman for fifteen years and held roles as assessor and overseer of the poor. Born in Rockland, he later became probation officer for the Norfolk and Plymouth Superior Court in November 1898 and served as secretary of the National Temperance Union Society of America.

Edwin Mulready Rockland Norfolk and Plymouth National Temperance Union Society of America

Worcester Doctor Dr. T. J. Foley Dies or Retires

Dr. T. J. Foley of Worcester, a Holy Cross College and Yale Medical School graduate class of 1892, spent 30 months studying in Vienna Berlin and London. He is connected with four Worcester hospitals.

T. J. Foley Worcester Holy Cross College Yale Medical School Vienna Berlin London

Malden Man Frank L. Locke Career Overview

Frank L. Locke of Malden was born in Boston and graduated from MIT. He served as president and director of the Y M C U for 20 years. Locke was a colonel and assistant inspector general on Governor Wolcott's staff.

Frank L. Locke of Malden Boston Governor Wolcott

William H. Prescott M D Harvard Medical Society Secretary

William H. Prescott M D a Harvard Medical School graduate of 1888 serves as secretary of the Massachusetts Medical Society. In 1892 he was assistant professor of pathology at Harvard and later of clinical medicine at the university. He also served as assistant superintendent of the Boston City Hospital.

William H. Prescott Harvard Medical School Massachusetts Medical Society Harvard University Boston City Hospital

James S. Perkins Explained as Trust Company Vice President

James S. Perkins is identified as vice-president of the American Trust Company and a Harvard graduate. He is noted as captain of the renowned varsity crew that defeated Yale at New London in 1897.

James S. Perkins The American Trust Company Harvard Yale New London

Lusitania's Master Sends Message To Post

The Lusitania’s master reports on her first day at sea slowed by fog with 561 miles covered at 22.58 knots and a second day of 575 miles at 23.15 knots. The ship is expected to reach the Sandy Hook area by midmorning, likely entering Ambrose Channel at daylight and flood tide, with arrival in the upper bay around 10 to 11 o'clock tomorrow morning.

Cape Race Lusitania Sandy Hook Ambrose Channel

White Star Plans Rival Liner to Outpace Lusitania

Harland and Wolff of Belfast draw up plans for a new White Star liner that would surpass all previous ships in size and capability with unknown features. The vessel may use turbines and aims for exceptional speed, with keel laying expected within months.

London Lusitania Harland & Wolff of Belfast White Star Department of Naval Architecture

Neponset Bath House Chief Suspended Over Politeness Claim

James T. McKenney the Tenean Beach bath house superintendent known as the Mayor of Neponset was suspended indefinitely by Baths Superintendent O'Brien. McKenney says he has faced season-long obstruction from O'Brien and argues politeness should have a cost.

James T. McKenney Tenean Beach Neponset Baths O'Brien MckKenney O’brien

Neponset Carnival Clash Over City Aid and Supplies

McKenney alleges repeated refusals by O'Brien for a boat water and a raft as Neponset residents prepared a carnival day. He says neither Boston nor O'Brien funded the event, yet vows an investigation by the district attorney into Boston bath department after being sidelined.

O'Brien Mckenney Mr. O’brien MeeKenney Boston O’brien Neponset Post Bath Department of District Attorney's Office

Milk price hike risks hardship for city poor families

The article notes a 10 cent rise in milk as a heavy burden for low income households, forcing up monthly costs by about 90 cents and potential milk cuts for infants. Locke's Bakery confirms current milk pricing and the Associated Charities milk depots distribute small sterilized bottles to mothers with babies.

Locke Hanover Street Mr. Locke Associated Charities D. Whiting & Sons

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