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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1910

Page

16

Atrene Hears Hourin Charge In City Hearing

Eugene Canney a Sanitary division teamster suspended for alleged insubordination testified before Superintendent of Streets Rourke. He said Hourin ordered a heavier load, then suspended him for a week and drew a revolver during a dispute. Other witnesses corroborated the testimony. Hourin hearing continues.

Eugene Canney Sanitary Division Street Department A. D. Hourin Rourke Canney Hourin

English Bishop Wordsworth Guests Boston Bishop Lawrence

Lord Bishop of Salisbury John Wordsworth arrives in Boston to meet Bishop Lawrence on Beacon Street for talks on the divorce evil. He will stay up to 36 hours then depart for Cincinnati to preach at the triennial conference opening on Oct 6. No public appearance or reception is planned.

John Wordsworth Salisbury England Wordsworth Boston William C. Lawrence Beacon Street Lawrence Salisbury Episcopal Cincinnanati

Somerville Mayor Names Two Patrolmen as Sergeants

At a Somerville Aldermen meeting Mayor Woods nominated Patrolmen Daniel J. Simons and William J. Davidson for sergeant positions in the police department. The appointments were tabled for consideration at the next meeting under current rules.

Somerville Woods Daniel J. Simons William J. Davidson

Motorman Severely Injured by Live Wire Shock

George W. Waldron, a motorman on the Atlantic Shore Line railway in Eliot, was struck by 600 volts and knocked unconscious. He woke to find himself violently insane, requiring several crew members to restrain him. Authorities note the case is unusual for its extreme reaction to high voltage.

Portsmouth N. H George W. Waldron Atlantic Shore Line Eliot Waldron

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