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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1909

Page

4

Jordan 10 Face Trial Tomorrow in Somerville Murder Case

Chester Jordan known as Irene Shannon on stage will stand trial at East Cambridge for the murder of his wife at 509 Medford Street Somerville last September. Insanity and possible illegal operation are cited as defense angles with pathologists and a large defense team.

Chester S. Jordan Irene Shannon Medford Street Somerville East Cambridge Court House Jesse L. Livermore New York

Mystery of Broken Skull in South Hadley Falls

John Moriarty, a plumber, was found dead with a fractured skull at his shop. Police and state officers investigate as Moriarty's brothers Maurice and Patrick provide conflicting accounts of the events surrounding his death and alleged visits by two unknown men.

South Hadley Falls John Moriarty Moriarty Maurice Patrick John

Daughter of Regiment to Attend 6th Mass Reunion

Lowell April 18 The Sixth Massachusetts Infantry reunion and banquet will feature General Edward F. Jones, regimental commander in 1861, now blind, and his daughter Mrs C E Sheridan. They will attend the unveiling of a tablet for Charles A Taylor of the Lowell company killed in Baltimore April 19 1861. General Jones a former New York Lt Governor will be a chief speaker at the event. Governor Draper was invited to attend.

Lowell Sixth Massachusetts Infantry Memorial Hall Edward F. Jones Jones Binghamton N. Y Charles A. Taylor Lowell Company Baltimore New York Sheridan Draper Henry Woodward

Hart Calls Halt on Raps at City

Boston voices reject Secretary Meyer’s plan to hire mayoral material from outside the city. Chamber of Commerce president Rothwell and others urge focusing on local leaders. Ex mayor Fitzgerald dismisses the scheme as harmful to Boston’s reputation.

Hart George von L. Meyer Boston Massachusetts Bernard J. Rothwell Chamber of Commerce Sullivan John R. Murphy Meyer Frederick J. Brand Board of Aldermen Fitzgerald Navy Department Washington Nathan Matthews John A. Sullivan

Many May Be Killed Turmoil Grips Constantinople

Details of the death of Ali Kabuli commander of the battleship Assar I Tewfik filtered from Constantinople. He was lynched after ordering the ship's guns trained and was en route to the guard house for trial when slain.

Ali Kabuli Assar-I Tewfik Constantinople Guar

Fr. Anderson Named Auxiliary Bishop of Boston

The Rev. Joseph G. Anderson, born in 1867, will serve as auxiliary bishop of Boston after earlier roles as vicar-general and monsignor. He led Catholic Charities reform, organized a major charity bazaar, and will remain pastor at St. Paul’s Dorchester while awaiting consecration. Archbishop O’Connell announced the investiture bulls from Rome.

Europe O'Connell Father Anderson Archdiocese of Boston Monsignor Anderson Rome Mgr. Anderson St. Paul's Church Joseph G. Anderson West End Boston College St. John’s Seminary Brighton St. Joseph's Church Chambers Street Archbishop O'Connell Edward J. Moriarty State Prison Mgr. Byrne D. D St. Cecilia’s Church Back Bay Dorchester Mechanics Catholic Charitable Bureau Catholic Charities Patterson Denis O'Callaghan St. Augustine’s South Boston Joseph H. Gallagher St. Patrick's, Roxbury

Massacre Report Alleges 2000 Dead at Astrabad

Advices from Teheran claim 2000 persons including women and children were killed by Turcoman tribesmen in Astrabad Persia. The Russian government is sending troops to Astrabad where revolutionists had earlier been routed and residents sought refuge in the Russian consulate. Astrabad population about 20000. Reports also note three Russian gunboats arriving at Astrabad Bay.

ST. Petersburg Teheran Astrabad Persia Astrabad Bay

Robbers Escape With Cash After Post Office Break In

In Wilton New Hampshire robbers broke into the post office early today and stole $1000 in stamps. When discovered, about $600 in cash and checks remained in the safe, suggesting haste or a missed small package.

Wilton N. H

Universalist Church in Malden Dedicated

The Second Universalist Church on Laure street in Malden was dedicated with Rev. Mr. Conklin of Brookline and other ministers assisting. The one story cement structure cost 2000 dollars and, with no pastor yet, parishioners will attend services at the First Universalist Church on Pleasant street.

Malden Universalist Laure Street Mr. Conklin Brookline G. G. Hamilton Everett R. BR. Sykes Harold Marsh

Widow and Babe Leave Adana Missionary

The Rev Daniel Miner Rogers who was murdered during the Turkish uprising at Adana was sent from Boston in September with his wife Miss Mary Christie daughter of Dr Christie president of St Pauls Institute at Tarsus Turkey. His brother David at Harvard received a cable about their illness and safe arrival in Tarsus.

Daniel Miner Rogers Adana Boston American Board of Foreign Missions Mary Christie Christie St. Paul's Institute Tarsus Turkey Barton Rogers David C. Rogers Harvard College Hadjin Gertrude Van Daniel O. Rogers New Britain

Warships to aid Constantinople amid Adana massacre

News from April 18 confirms the killing of American missionaries Rogers and Maurer at Adana. Several warships race to Mersina and Alexandretta as Christians seek refuge in consulates. reports warn of looming Moslem advance and widespread destruction, with thousands homeless and a tense effort to restore order.

Constantinople Adana Rogers Maurer Christie Tarsus Mersina John Debbas Taras Chamber of Deputies Alepno

Help Adana Cable Signals Missionary Danger

A brief cable from Adana signed by Rev William Chambers warns of danger to missionaries in Central and Eastern Turkey. Boston pastor Rev James L Barton of the American Board confirms the alert and notifies the State Department as officials expect international scrutiny. The message indicates upwards of 15 missionaries are known to be affected.

Adana Turkey Boston James L. Barton American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions William Chambers American Board State Department Washington

Circular Letter From General Hosni Pasha Reaches Embassies

A circular letter sent from General Hosni Pasha commands the Saloniki army and has been received at the foreign embassies in Constantinople on April 18.

Constantinople Hosni Pasha Salonoki

Missionary Ellen Blakeley Tied to New Hampshire Family

Miss Ellen M Blakeley described as a missionary in the Adana district where two missionaries were murdered by Moslems She is the daughter of the late Rev Quincy Blakeley of Hampton New Hampshire who died about ten years ago The article notes the Blakeley family ties in New Hampshire.

Ellen M. Blakeley Adana Quincy Blakeley Hampton, N. H Blake

Hampton Pastor’s Family Moves After Death

The widow and several grown children of the late pastor from the Congregational Church in Hampton have relocated to Massachusetts and are believed to be living near Boston.

Ley Hampton Massachusetts Boston

Big battle near at Constantinople stated in Saloniki dispatch

A Saloniki despatch dated Sunday reports 32 000 volunteers under arms for the Young Turks and that Osman Pasha’s fifth army corps at Damascus is anti constitutional and ready to strike. Niazi Bey, ally of Anver Bey, arrived from Monastir with Albanian volunteers and left with 3000 men.

London Saloniki Fifth Army Damascus Osman Pasha Niazi Bey Resna Anver Bey Berlin Monastir

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