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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1906

Page

7

Innocence Claim Shocks New Hampshire Girl Freed After Shot Charge

Ethel Sturtevant, not yet 17, declares a plot ruined her life after three months in a Woodsville jail on a shooting charge against Jesse Barden. She says she never shot him, faced media sensationalism, and plans to move west with her mother as they seek a new life away from controversy.

Lebanon N. H Jesse Barden Ethel Sturtevant Hanover Post New England Woodsville New Hampshire Alice Sturtevant Enfield Mr. Hennessey Harriman Jesse

Too Much McCarthy Causes Roxbury Fracas

A Roxbury city janitor named John Joseph McCarthy faced confusion when a separate man with the same name, linked to naturalization frauds, was reported arrested. Both men lived as JOHN JOSEPH McCARTHY, Cedar Street and Roxbury, prompting mistaken public alarm before the error was cleared.

John Joseph McCarthy Cedar Street Roxbury Cunard Street Faneuil Hall McCarthy John J. McCarthy

Baby born on Saxonia from Queenstown voyage

Two days out from Queenstown the Cunard liner Saxonia docked in East Boston yesterday. A baby named Waldemar Saxonia Johnson was born aboard with mother Mrs Hannah Johnson of Chicago. The child shares the ship's name as his middle name, bringing total passengers to 211. The ship maintained constant wireless contact with shore and passing vessels from Sept 5 departure to Boston, delivering latest news to travelers.

Queenstown Cunard Line Saxonia East Boston Waldemar Saxonia Johnson Hannah Johnson Chicago Boston

Special Values in Women's Shoe Dept Sale

Special sale offers select shoes from our stock with marked down prices. Boots and oxfords in patent calf, Russia calf, gun metal, and canvas include prices from 90 cents to 7 dollars, with sizes 5 1/2 and 6 noted for some items.

Gibson

Green defies supt Leary over political status

Thomas H. Green, longtime Ward 4 Democrat and sewer department mason, refuses to quit politics despite being told by Mayor Fitzgeralds sewer superintendent to leave city employment. He plans to appeal to Mayor Fitzgerald and remains determined to stay in public life, citing deep local political roots since the 1880s.

Thomas H. Green Charlestown Fitzgerald Tom Green Leary Tom

Man Falls Sixty Feet in Roxbury Building Site

Aaron Beattie of 41 Batchelder Street fell sixty feet while working on the United Drug Company project on Leon Street Roxbury. He suffered a base of skull fracture and other injuries and was reported to be dying at the city hospital. A fire alarm was sounded to speed medical aid, but a second false alarm followed two hours later.

United Drug Company Roxbury Aaron Beattie Batchelder Street Leon Street City Hospital

New Teacher Miss Cecelia Powers Joins Roxbury School

Dorchester native Miss Cecelia Powers starts teaching at Hugh O’Brien School in Roxbury. An expert tennis player and pianist, she earned high marks at Girls High and Boston Normal Schools. Child life holds special appeal to her, and teaching is her sole ambition.

Cecelia Powers Dorchester Hugh O’brien Roxbury Girls’ High Boston Normal Schools Miss Powers

Miss Emma Foster Takes Classroom Post at Franklin School

Miss Emma Foster of 44 South Rush Street West End presides over a Franklin School classroom after a vacation in New Hampshire. A graduate of Girls High and Boston Normal Schools she supports outdoor sports with tennis and golf as strengths. Tall and willowy she moves with graceful ease and shows kind affection for children.

Emma Foster South Russell Street West End Franklin School New Hampshire Girls’ High Boston Normal Schools

Court to summon second alarm whistleblower from school

A second alarm led by an identifiable individual is to be brought before the court this morning. Miss Florence Marshall, director of the Trade School, will oversee the institution as its director while law enforcement prepares the case.

Angell Florence Marshall Trade School

Boston Trade School for Girls Opens at 674 Massachusetts Ave

The Boston Trade School for Girls welcomed 180 pupils yesterday at 674 Massachusetts Avenue. Courses include dressmaking millinery straw hat making fancy sewing and domestic science in cooperation with the Women's Educational and Industrial Union. Miss Lydia Marshall will supervise the shop's millinery course and a second year in business training.

Boston Boston Trade School Massachusetts Avenue Women's Educational and Industrial Union Lydia Marshall

Wonderland Loving Cup Presented to Caterer McDonald

Caterer D S McDonald of Wonderland restaurant received a silver loving cup last night inscribed with donors names and a German greeting Profit The donors listed include Major Thomas D Barrell manager director Floyd C Thompson John J Higgins James Walker Jr Horace S Meese William H Walsh and Christopher B Egan head of the Incubator Institute

Wonderland Donald D.S. McDonald Profit Major Thomas D. Barrell Floyd C. Thompson John J. Higgins James Walker, Jr Horace

Fall Fixings for Men Glove Sale at Endwell Prices

Endwell priced fall fixings for men gloves at 1.50 per pair and 7.25 for related items. The notice highlights discounted glove selections and value pricing aimed at shoppers seeking seasonal gear.

Professor West Found Near Ashburnham After Disappearance

Harold P. West, Cushing Academy instructor, who vanished Tuesday morning, was found wandering in nearby woods. Deputy Sheriff Richardson reported he was in a pitiful state from exhaustion and exposure, taken to a hotel for care, and doctors expect full recovery after a quiet rest due to a diagnosed mental disorder.

Ashburnham Harold P. West Cushing Academy Richardson West

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