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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1906

Page

5

Political row over Dennison speaking claim at Brighton rally

The dispute centers on Assistant District Attorney Joseph A. Dennison denying he was invited to speak at a Warren Hall Brighton rally. Moran officials insist no political speaking by subordinates will be allowed while in office, fueling rumors of friction in Suffolk County.

Moran Joseph A. Dennison Dennison Suffolk County Warren Hall Brighton Boston Mass Ward 25 John B. Moran Coakleys Quincy House Mr. Moran Mr. Richardson

Babe Near Death in Bonfire

Emily Stuart an eight year old girl from Sheridan street was badly burned when her dress caught fire from a bonfire near Craddock park. Sparks from the fire ignited her dress as a companion poked the flames. A nearby citizen rescued her and she was taken home for treatment by a physician.

Malden Craddock Park Emily Stuart Henry Stuart Sheridan Street

Boy Dies After Auto Injury at Chelsea Intersection

Fritz Weidul eight struck by an automobile at Broadway and Medford Streets Chelsea at 5 40 last night. He died at Frost Hospital with the driver A C Hoyt and Clarence Haven of Nahant Club in the car. Witnesses say the boy rode on a wagon rear and jumped off into the path of the car which was moving moderately. he suffered head injuries and was unconscious on arrival.

Fritz Weidul Broadway Medford Streets Chelsea Hes Frost Hospital A. C. Hoyt Clarence Haven Nahant Club Nahant

Chief Ryder Delighted With His New Chemical Engine

The new chemical engine automobile assigned to District Chief Ryder is in service and performed well during alarms. Commissioner Wells is pleased. Chief Ryder claims it can outperform any city fire chief wagon, swiftly climbing hills and outpacing other apparatus.

Ryder Commissioner Wells

Sultan's illness not fatal says Constantinople cable

A Sun dispatch from Constantinople reports the Sultan suffers from a bladder stone. An operation by Dr. Bergman on August 10 was not dangerous and the Sultan's condition has been satisfactory since.

New York The Sun Constantinople Bergman

Quiet wedding unites Willard Gould Harding in Weston

A quiet wedding occurred at the bride’s Weston home Monday evening uniting Willard Gould Harding of Newton in marriage. The ceremony joined the couple in a simple setting with close family in attendance.

Local Couple Wed in Simple Ceremony at Glenroad

The couple married with Rev. Franklin E. Hatch officiating. After the ceremony they began a short tour, joining Miss Harriet Elizabeth Jennings, daughter of W. H. Jennings of Glenroad, in their post nuptial plans.

Schulman Death mystery in Hartford family seeks answers

The body of Meyer Schulman, who died by his own action in Hartford Connecticut two days prior, arrived at his parents home on Tremont Street yesterday afternoon. The cause remains a mystery. relatives say he was not in debt, nor ill, nor involved in a lover’s quarrel.

United Drug Company Rexall Hall Hotel Somerset Commonwealth Avenue John F. Fitzgerald Leon Street Somerset National Cigar Stands Company Drug Merchants of America Rexall Harvard College Park Theatre Squantum Inn Concord New York Chicago Western Rexall Remedies America Post Boston United States Meyer Schulman Hartford Conn Tremont Street

Missing Witness Delays Molloy Trial Ends After Butler Testimony

Federal Court recessed as John J. Butler, uncle of Molloy, failed to appear. He was later found and testified, concluding the government's case. Butler could not recall Molloy’s residence or how long Molloy had been in the United States.

J. Butler John W. Molloy Butler Molloy

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