Tracey Denies Killing Cohen in Boston Murder Trial
Frank J. Tracey on trial in Suffolk Superior Court with Delevan J. Rogers for the 1915 basement killing of junkman Samuel Cohen at 116 West Springfield Street. Tracey denies shooting Cohen, contradicting Rogers, and recounts events from the night, including a suspected burial and letters to Mrs. Bense. The jury heard his statement via Captain Armstrong and testimony resumes tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Tracey
Delevan J. Rogers
Suffolk Superior Court
Samuel Cohen
West
Springfield Street
Armstrong
Cohen
Rogers
Jersey City
Tracey
Boston
Junkman
Morris Taitler
Canton
S. C
Man Sues Over Disinfectant Mistaken For Drink
John D. Boyle of Watertown sues George H. Wilfert & Co for 2000 claiming a glass of disinfectant was served instead of cider on June 8 at 69 Blackstone Street. He says the contaminated drink caused weeks of sickness and paid authorities to answer interrogatories. The suit names George H. Wilfert Louis T. Severone and Joseph Malatesta as defendants. Malatesta admits Boyle was present and ordered cider. an employee allegedly provided disinfectant. Malatesta cannot confirm the fluid's ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Boyle
Watertown
George H. Wilfert & Co
Blackstone Street
Suffolk County
Joseph Malatesta
Boyle
St. Malatesta
Malatesta
Former servant charged with theft from employer
Miss Pauline Steere 45 formerly trusted servant of Phineas W. Sprague of 471 Commonwealth Ave Back Bay arrested for allegedly stealing hundreds of dollars in property from her former employer. Police recovered items valued at $800 from her home at 871 Hyde Park Ave West Roxbury. She will appear in West Roxbury court today.
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Pauline Steere
Phineas W. Sprague
Commonwealth Avenue
Back Bay
Miss Steere
Hyde Park Avenue
West Roxbury
Sprague
Rogues’ Gallery
Calcium's Value in Tuberculosis Tonic and Remedy
An advertisement claims calcium chlorid in Fickman's Alterative aids tuberculosis treatment. The tonic form is described as easily assimilated and safe, with thousands benefiting from the preparation. Patients are urged to try it to support nature in restoring health under physician guidance. Kekman Laboratory Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fickman
Dress rehearsal of Mireille at Conservatory in aid
The dress rehearsal of Mireille at the New England Conservatory was held in Jordan Hall to raise funds for the Hellenic Society scholarships. Clement Lenoin of the Boston Symphony conducted the orchestra and Edouard Darmand led the chorus from the Cercles Francais of Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gounod
Mirella
New England Conservatory
Hellenic Society
Jordan Hall
Clement Lenoin
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Edouard Darmand
Cercle Francais
Harvard University
$60,000 Mission Fund Approved in Brattleboro Meeting
Brattleboro Vermont April 27 vote approves a $60,000 missions fund for the coming year at the New England district convention. Also note: the next Sunday Post features new college jokes in words and pictures.
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Brattleboro
New England
Next Sunday Post
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Sois Filene
Filene
Paris
Undermuslin
Berkeley Cambric
Batiste
Berkeley
Aisses’ Suits
Gross de
Jeanne Lacee
Bolivia
Imple Simon
Oxfords
Boye
Filene’s
Carle
Table
West St Ot Cor [el
West Roxbury Court
Patterson and Egan
Druggter’s
Kekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Dancing
Pauline Mason
Copley Plaza
Fund For
McKenney & Waterbury CO
Designers
Franklin St
Col
Congress
Boston, Mass
Woman's Baptist Foreign Missions Society
Vention
F. E. Crawford
Newton Center
Mass
Ada A. Brigham
Bennington
Grace T. Colburn
Calvary Baptist Church of
New Haven
Baltimore
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