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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1908

Page

3

Inquest Opens Over Death of Annie Mullins

A Newfoundland inquest proceeds as The Post reports a cable from Will iam Mullins, father of Annie Mullins. He confirms no quarrel with a lover in Annie’s letters and notes Downey as the first named lover, mentioning a Christmas gold chain gift.

Williiam Mullins Annie Downey St, John's N. F William Mullins

Inquest on Annie Mullins Murder Echoes Conflicting Plans

Cambridge police chief Hurley intended a grand inquest to trap a suspect but a public disclosure by an official may have spoiled the strategy. Reports describe two detectives hired by a clairvoyant witness and detail alibi checks on Perkins at Brattle Square lunch cart near Harvard Square.

Stone Cambridge District Court Annie Mullins Higgins Cambridge Police Hurley Cambridge Force Cambridge Boston Michael Neilan Abbott Cambridgeport Massachusetts Avenue In- Spectors Post Brookline Street Mrs. Thompson Susan Geary Mrs. Geary Geary Peter Downey Arlington John Leroy Perkins Perkins Brattle Square Louis A. Pihl No. 12 Eliot Square W. W. Seavey Pihl Pith Harvard Square Millett’s Boylstone Street George Gifford Gifford Somerville Chauncey White W. T. White Victoria Street West

Hatchet Knife Evidence: Uncertain Blood Stains and Officer ID

An uncertain report states jurors are unable to confirm blood stains on the hatchet or knife and cannot identify the officer involved. The record notes gaps in evidence and pending confirmation.

Prankful Girls Held At Chelsea Naval Hospital

Chelsea authorities refuse action while hospital doctors keep three patients confined. Two visiting girls entered the pest house with an inmate and were detained for safety. The incident prompts questions about visitors rights and hospital policy.

H. Garland Chelsea Boston Board of Health Chelsea Police Naval Hospital Post House Post Pest House Karl Friend Johnson

Newspaper man chosen referee for Gotch vs Hackenschmidt

Edward Smith sporting editor of a Chicago paper was named referee for the Gotch and Hackenschmidt world championship wrestling match tomorrow night. His appointment was approved by Hackenschmidt and Jack Herman acting as Gotch’s representative.

Chicago Edward Smith Gotch and Hackenschmidt Smith Hackenschmidt Jack Herman Gotch

Divine Judgment Emphasized At Women Retreat

Rev J H Richards leads a women’s retreat at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with sermons on divine judgment. Alumni Sodality and various chapels hold continuing instruction as attendees are urged to join church societies. The retreat concludes Sunday with a 9 am mass for women and 4 pm closing.

J. H. Richards Wr. Richards Father McCabe St. Valentine's Chapel Joseph N. Jorge S. J K. M. Corbett Sodality Brady Alumni Sodality

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