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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1908

Page

3

Charges of voter wholesale registration in Ward 8

Hyman W. Weinberg accused Ward 8 overseers of inflating voter rolls and called for a preliminary hearing today by the election commissioners. He cited lodging houses listing excessive names at 1 and 3 Lowell street and 19 Causeway street. Joseph Lomasney dismissed the charges as trash.

Martin M. Lomasney Hyman W. Weinberg Weinberg Lowell Street Causeway Street Joseph Lomasney M. W. Burlen

Asquith Ban on Host Carrying Sparks Debate

London debates Premier Asquith’s ban on carrying the host during yesterday’s procession. Papal and British papers weigh political effects, with Irish priests awaiting nationalist action. Catholic leaders urge repeal of the law and changes to the sovereign’s oath amid reactions.

London Asquith John Redmond Cardinal Vannutelli Bourne House of Commons

Gates Buys $6000 Worth of Gold Finger Bowls

John W. Gates ordered 15 gold finger bowls at Tiffanys costing 6000 dollars. He designed the embossed G and watches the bowls being chased. The bowls complete a gold dinner service for his Plaza Hotel apartment alongside gold tureen dishes plates and utensils.

New York John W. Gates Tiffany’s Gates Goldsmith’s

Principal ends hydrant hazing at Green Bay High School

Green Bay Wisconsin September 14 principal W O Brown bans water cure hazing after five freshmen were ducked under a hydrant and threatens to cut off the school water supply if the practice continues.

Green Bay Wis W. O. Brown

Jewish residents honor Max Mitchell with gold medal

A delegation of prominent Hebrew businessmen and professionals presented Max Mitchell, superintendent of Hebrew Charities, with a gold medal in Chelsea for his relief work after the great conflagration. Committee members were Moses I. Salter M Berlin Jacob W Berman and Abraham Alpert.

Max Mitchell Chelsea Boston Hebrew Charities Federated Hebrew Charities Moses I. Salter M. Berlin Jacob W. Berman Abraham Alpert David

Suffield couple wed after breach of promise suit

Miss Mary Ellen Barry of Suffield married Timothy J. Curtin of Suffield in Hartford three weeks ago after Curtin bank account attachment in an $8500 breach of promise suit convinced Barry of his love.

Winsted Conn Mary Ellen Barry Suffield Timothy J. Curtin Hartford

Tobin on Labor Unions Emphasizes Growth and Fairness

President Tobin of the Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union extols unions as growing bodies like the church. He criticizes manufacturer efforts to curb hours, notes fair employers but flaws in some plants, and argues unions welcome diverse members while aiding organized progress. He sees unions in their infancy and expanding.

Baptist Ministers’ Conference Tobin Tabor

Blind man regains sight through rabbit eye graft

Hyman Cohen a piano tuner once blind since age nine has had a corneal graft from a rabbit performed by Dr Henry R Lesser at 4 West Ninety third Street. Cohen can count figures at twelve inches distinguish color and move about unattended after the operation.

New York Hyman Cohen Henry R. Lesser West Ninety Third Street Cohen

Won Bride by Saving Girl From Big Fish

Miss Helen Marie Carroll of 54 Putnam Avenue Cambridge married Daniel J Desmond of Portland Maine in Cambridge yesterday. The romance began on a Peak Island fishing trip two years ago when Desmond rescued Carroll from a large fighting fish. The ceremony at St Pauls Church was conducted by Father Ryan with Miss Anna Carroll as brides maid and Joseph Walsh as best man.

Helen Marie Carroll Putnam Avenue Cambridge Daniel J. Desmond Portland Peak’s Island Miss Carroll

Onions and a merchant director depart St. Louis

Miss Kate Burwell a Texas banker and store owner left St. Louis after a week in the city. She notes it is proper to eat onions with meals back home and adds courting youths may still dine on onions safely.

ST. Louis, Mo Kate Burwell State Bank Kottula Tex Onion Belt Texas Burwell

Woman Attacked Found Bound in Woods Near Galeton

Mrs. Joseph Wallcott 30 was found bound and gagged under brush after being chloroformed by two masked men. Her husband, returning from work, found their baby alone and then located his injured wife by her groans. She recovered and described the assault.

Galeton Penn Joseph Wallcott

Derby Tragedy: Italian Man Fatally Shoots Woman Then Commits Suicide

Nicola Bolaro, an Italian, fired five shots at Mrs Terina Proda in Derby Connecticut. Three hits left her in very serious condition. Bolaro fled, then swallowed two ounces of carbolic acid as police closed in, dying 15 or 20 minutes later. Motive believed to be revenge.

Derby Conn Nicola Bolaro Tersina Proda Bolaro

Devilish Fish Hooks Describes Odd Susquehanna Creature

Landed at Port Jervis Elmer Dietrich hooked a strange nine inch creature in the Susquehanna near Tunkhannock Pennsylvania. The front bore twelve tentacles each eight inches long while the back housed the eyes and the mouth.

Port Jervis Elmer Dietrich Susquehanna River Tunkhannock Penn

Three Held on Robbery Charge in Landis Case

Timothy Bresnahan Cornelius O Niel and John J. Ryan were arraigned yesterday on robbery charges before Judge Bell of the Superior Criminal Court. They pleaded not guilty and were held in 5000 dollar bonds. The trio are accused in the hold up of Joseph J. Landis that occurred weeks ago.

Timothy Bresnahan Cornelius O'’Niel John J. Ryan Bell Superior Criminal Court Joseph J. Landis

Woman Found Sleeping in Park in Waltham

Helen Davis twenty three-year-old was found asleep at Bicycle Park in Waltham this morning and was taken to the police station for safe keeping. She said she was seeking friends in the city and had been directed to the park. Police deem her weak minded and do not know her residence though said to have relatives in Maine.

Wausau Wis John Hett Waltham Helen Davis Bicyele Park Maine

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