Theories of How Crime Was Done
O M Hanscom deputy superintendent of Boston police proposes a theory that a fanatic or lunatic murdered Mabel Page in Weston, noting multiple wounds after the fatal one and doubting Italian involvement. Chief Inspector Watts questions the Italian/stiletto scenario and mentions informants about Page’s brother. Weston officials dispatched two inspectors to search tramp resorts and the lower criminal class for clues.
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O. M. Hanscom
Boston
Mabel Page
Weston
Miss Page
William B. Watts
Patterson
Smith
W. H. Pierce
North End
Mobile Beats Boston Americans In Spring Exhibition
The Mobile team impressed as Cy Young in prime form limited the Boston Americans to six runs. O Neil, Wolfe and Winter among players from the champions who joined Mobile for the game. O Neil led the Mobile side with three hits while Wolfe struggled at shortstop.
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Mobile
Cy Young
Hot Springs
Boston
O'Neil
Winter
Wolfe
Boston Triumph Over Mobile With Early Inning Hit Parade
Boston built a early lead in a high scoring game led by Chick Stahl who collected a hit in all five at bats and Lachance along with Dougherty Freeman and Lachance adding runs in the first. Duff’s triple for Mobile stood out as the locals’ best hit. Boston added in the second and eighth innings with combinations including Doran Young and Stahl. Umpire Wallace presided as Genecaria, Levene and Doraun handled the ball.
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Chick Stahl
Fort Wayne
Bostons
Lachance
Dougherty
Stahl
Freeman
Duff
Boston
Doran
Young
Martin
Wolfe
Collins
Pera
Mobile
Genecaria
Levene
Doraun
Wallace
Winchester sympathy for clerk after sister's calamity
Henry Co. Blood, assistant general freight agent of the Boston & Albany railroad, praises Harold W. Page, a reliable clerk, noting Page arrived at 8:30 am and worked until 4 pm before leaving after a telephone call about his sister's misfortune. Blood laments the terrible calamity.
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Winchester
Henry Co. Blood
Boston & Albany Railroad
Harold W. Page
Page
Newton Police Seek Lunatic John Irwin After Escape
Newton police were alerted by State police to watch for John Irwin an escaped inmate from Taunton Insane Asylum. He is described as 5 feet 5 inches tall 131 pounds with dark hair blue eyes and a gray mustache. Irwin committed from Fall River and was last linked to Randolph Weston area after the March 19 escape. authorities worry over links to the Mabel Page murder near Weston and Parker Dexter killing in Randolph.
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Stevens
G. F. Jelly
Mrs. Brown
Mt. Hope Cemetery
John Irwin
Taunton Insane Asylum
Fall River
Randolph
Weston
Newton
Irwin
Parker Dexter
Mabel Page
Patrolman Intervenes In Vagrant Arrest Turned Rescue
A penniless hobo was taken for detainment by Patrolman Maurice Driscoll but redirected to Station 1. There the officer learned the man was wanted by another city's police. The charge remains undisclosed by authorities.
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Maurice Driscoll
Driscoll
Hill
Page, Boston & Albany Clerk, Described by Colleagues
Harold W. Page, a Boston and Albany railroad clerk, has served over five years with no absences until yesterday. He kept to himself, had few friends, and was unmarried. Colleagues recall a pleasant disposition, steady work, and no known bad habits. Page, 31, medium height and stout, worked at the South Terminal after earlier stints at 366 Washington Street.
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Harold W. Page
Boston & Albany Railroad
South Terminal
Washington Street
Anmployee
Page
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Harold
Massachusetts General Hospital
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Bostonia
Norenbergs SL Bio Store
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Sts
Havana
Morocco
Vere Ernat
Joseph Dugan
Corn Producte Co
New York
Chicago
Harold Page
Teo eyNy
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Hotel
Touraine
Charles Hill
Stillers
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