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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1905

Page

7

In Memory of Mayor Collins at St Marys Church

Memorial rites for Mayor Collins were held at St Marys Church North End with a high mass of requiem. A large procession of clergy choir and parishioners attended as a catafalque and mourning decor framed the sanctuary.

St. Mary’s Church Collins Endicott Street North End Joseph Gorman S. J William J. Richley John Jansen Sisters of Notre Dame Father Gorman

Regrets Mayor Collins Death Board Mourns Boston Leader

The Board of Schoolhouse Commissioners mourns the death of Patrick A. Collins mayor of Boston. They call him an efficient fearless servant who supported city education and express sincere sympathy to his family. Resolutions order engrossing in records and a copy to Mrs. Collins.

Board of Patrick A. Collins Boston Collins

Tributes honor author Hezekiah Butterworth at church service

Friends and dignitaries gathered at Ruggles Street Baptist Church to honor Hezekiah Butterworth. Thomas Bicknell spoke on the early years, H W Watien spoke of his hometown Warren birthplace, J L Harbour recalled knowing him, Theron Brown presented poetry, and Butterworth songs were performed.

Hezekiah Butterworth Ruggles Street Baptist Church

Lactated Food credited with saving a four pound baby

In Payallup Washington a mother recalls Lactated Food saving her six week old infant who weighed under four pounds. She notes the child gained weight to twenty three pounds by age one and praises the product for providing essential nutrients, warmth and bone strength backed by science and two decades of use.

Wells & Richardson Lillian .Sadler

Provisions of the Protocol Between Norway and Sweden

Salient points of a protocol from Stockholm dated Sept 25 outline arbitration for non essential disputes, a neutral fortified frontier zone, demilitarization of existing fortifications, un disturbed Lapland reindeer privileges, non hostile trade duties, joint sanitary rules, and long term waterway dam authority. The protocol awaits ratification and talks for Norway's independence recognition and subsequent treaties.

Stockholm Sweden Norway Hague

Automobile school operator charged with mail fraud

E. G. Gray of Court Street, principal of an advertised automobile school, was arrested by Deputy Marshal Bancroft on the charge of using the mails in a scheme to defraud. He pled not guilty before Judge Dodge and was held in 1000 bail. Gray allegedly obtained 25 to 50 dollars from many boys promising courses and promised employment.

Gray Court Street Bancroft Dodge United States Circuit Court

Man Found Dead At Franklin Park Likely Suicide

The body of a man believed to be Yoss kam, 291 Broadway Chelsea, was found by George Reed of Roxbury in underbrush at death by own action Hill Franklin Park. The discovery occurred early last evening. A carbolic acid bottle was found clutched in his left hand and his face appeared horribly distorted.

Yosskam Broadway Chelsea George Reed Roxbury

Appleyard Fooled Them in Buffalo Plot

District Attorney Coatsworth of Buffalo failed to arrest Arthur E. Appleyard the Boston financier tied to a $50,000 loan on Ohio Union Traction bonds. The plan hinged on a warrant from last winter and a Buffalo detective waiting at the border as Appleyard traveled from Wisconsin to Boston via Canada and Montreal.

Montreal Toronto Buffalo Detroit Cleveland Rochester Boston Symphony Hall N. Y Coatsworth Arthur E. Appleyard Appleyard Wisconsin Canada Ohio Union Traction Company Ohio

SUE CITY FOR SEWER DAMAGE IN BOSTON CASE

George W. Smith and others sued the city of Boston in Municipal Civil Court for damages to cellars of 142 Washington Street and 8 Dock Square caused by sewer overflows on August 24 and 25, 1901. Plaintiffs claim insurance coverage of 700 to 800 dollars and fault in sewer and catch basin design and management.

George W. Smith Municipal Civil Court City of Boston Washington Street Dock Square Dock ‘Square

Seek Firebugs in Scituate at Gannetts Corner Bakery

In Scituate North on September 25 a bakery fire at Harry Marden’s Gannett’s Corner is believed incendiary, causing about 2000 dollars in damage. The same shop was rifled last Friday with ten pies stolen and hurled at surrounding buildings. Police suspect local youths and will pursue charges.

North Scituate Harry Marden Gannett’s

Ex Judge Dewey and BU Dean Seek Probation for Defendants

Former Judge Henry S. Dewey appeared for Charles Fulp and Joseph Bourret in the Superior Criminal Court urging probation. The Boston University Theological School dean testified to Fulp’s good character and recommended probation due to the nature of the offence. Decision was reserved.

Henry Dewey Charles Fulp Joseph Bourret Superior Criminal Court Boston University Theological School Fulp

N. E. Pioneer Drummer Dead in New England

S. P. Willard a veteran New England commercial traveler died at Canobie Lake camp Salem N H from apoplexy He was born in Harvard Mass July 4 1836 and began as itinerant tea and grocery vendor before joining Wason Co Boston where he remained 45 years until death.

Haverhill S. P. Willard New England Canobie Lake Salem N. H Harvard Mass Wason & Co Boston

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