Jury Views Scene in Murder Case at Wakefield
The jurors in the case of Bingo Falzone Ignaccio Murello and Luigi Crassido nia viewed the hut where Morris Albert son a Lawrence jewelry salesman was killed. After viewing they returned to the East Cambridge Courthouse and were locked up for the night as evidence was heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingo Falzone
Ignaccio Murello
Luigi Crassidonia
Morris Albertson
Lawrence
Wakefield
East Cambridge
Jury Panel Chosen From 104 Venire in Irwin Case
The jury selection concluded at noon with 17 jurors chosen from a 104 person venire. Named panel includes John McGovern Framingham Edgar Mead Boxboro Michael J Reagan Lowell William J Bowditen Waltham Joan Coffey Boxboro Charles W Berry Malden Charles King Newton Isaac B Locke Belmont William G Kelly Woburn George A Graham Framingham Merton L Fisk Billerica and Fred L Morey Everett Morey was the 17th venireman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
John McGovern
Framingham
Edgar ©. Mead
Farmer
Boxboro
Michael J. Reagan
Motor
Belmont
William G. Kelly
Woburn
George A. Graham
Malden Mayor Blakeley Stricken At City Hall
Mayor William M. Blakeley of Malden fell ill at his City Hall office and was taken home by taxi. Doctors diagnose an aggravated grip causing weakness after days of late budget work and nightly duties this past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Blakeley
Malden
Gifford Trial Delayed by Juror Illness in Albany
The Malcolm Gifford Jr trial for the 1913 killing of Frank J. Clute halted as juror David Vanderbergh fell ill. A recess was called until tomorrow morning with expectation he will return to the panel.
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Albany
N. Y
Malcolm Gifford, Jr
Frank J. Clute
David Vanderbergh
Vanderbergh
Poslam Skin Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Poslam for itching burning and irritation from skin disorders. It claims fast relief and eventual mastery of the disease, notes antiseptic and harmless properties, and lists pricing and a free sample offer from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 25Th Street
New York
Remarkable Kidney Remedy Endorsed by Engineer
Labeled as a testimonial from locomotive engineer T J Van Scoyoc of Tyrone Pennsylvania he credits Dr Kilmer Swamp Root with curing kidney and bladder trouble after doctors failed He recalls early illness ending his engine duty and notes ongoing use for weather and hard work related discomfort He swears to the remedy and affirms the notarized affidavit dated July 15 1909
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Tyrone & Clearfield
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. H. Milick
Phillips Pa
T. J. van Scoyoc
Lincoln Ave
Tyrone
State of Pennsylvania
Blair
A. D
H. B. Caldewood
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Ad Sends Sample and Booklet
A Boston Daily Post styled advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer and Co Swamp Root with a sample offer. Readers are urged to send ten cents to receive a sample and a booklet on kidneys, with instructions to visit local drug stores for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Amton
N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Two Children Drown in Charles River Tragic Play
In Newton an ice accident on the Charles River claims a Edwards boy and girl after they disobey a mother’s warning to play near home. The Ewart boy witnessed the scene and was later shaken as rescuers recovered the boy’s body at night and sought the girl’s.
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Ewart
Newton City
Mr. Ewart
Edwards
Robert Gould Shaw
Young Ewart
William
John Ewart
City
Dr Dowling Begins Duty as City Hospital Superintendent
Dr John J. Dowling arrived at City Hospital to assume the post of superintendent and was greeted by staff including the assistant superintendent, day and night executives, visiting physicians, surgeons, and house officers. He received congratulatory messages and floral tributes as Mayor Curley spoke with him and board President A. Shuman paid respects.
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John J. Dowling
City Hospital
Curley
A. Shuman
Board of Trustees
Joseph P. Manning
Keaney
Forsyth and
Rueter
Artillerymen Charged With Beating Policeman in Harbor Assault
In Portland on February 1, Sergeant Henry Newcomb Corporal Jesse L Hester and Privates John J Sheehan and Fred Grice of the Coast Artillery Corps were arraigned in municipal court for a murderous assault on Patrolman Stephen Dorsey. The case was continued to February 10 while injuries to the officer are evaluated. The assault occurred on a harbor steamer last night at Fort McKinley.
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Portland
Henry ©. Newcomb
Jesse L. Hester
John J. Sheehan
Fred Grice
One Hundred and Fifty-fourth Company
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort McKinley
Stephen Dorsey
Denies A P A Leaning While Backing Church-State Split
Lieutenant Governor Cushing rejects ties to the A P A movement at a Boston dinner and reaffirms support for Massachusetts constitutional amendment to bar public funding of sectarian institutions. He argues for complete separation of church and state and notes broad support from citizens who favor secular governance.
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Cushing
Boston Methodist Social Union
Convention Hall
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Lowell
England
House of Lords
Church of England
Republican Party
J H Brehaut Dies at 51 in Roxbury Hospital
James H Brehaut 51 of 28 Codman Park Roxbury died after kidney surgery at a Roxbury private hospital. He worked 28 years in the Boston Post proofroom and was active in the Historical Genealogical Society. Survived by his wife and son Henry N Brehaut 24. Funeral plans to be announced.
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James H. Brehaut
Codman Park
Roxbury
Boston Post
Mr. Brehaut
Prince Edward Island
States
Boston
Brehaut
Historical Genealogical Society
Franklin Typographical Society
Washington Lodge
Cushing Denies A P A Ties After Newspaper Attacks
Lieutenant Governor responds to Springfield Republican and Boston Transcript charges that A P A issues tainted his Republican nomination bid. He defends his stance on church-state separation and notes the need for two consecutive legislative terms before a sectarian amendment can reach the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Republican
Boston Transcript
Samuel W. McCall
Cushing
Lowell
Stops Falling Hair With Simple Home Mixture
An old ad describes a home remedy using AG week 41 Oz Barbo Compound mixed in water. It claims to stop hair loss, relieve scalp itching and dandruff, darken gray hair, and boost hair growth after daily applications for two weeks and then biweekly.
Opinion Asked on B and M Bill
Attorney General Attwill is asked to define the separation of powers between federal trustees of the Boston and Maine and Massachusetts authority under the string bill. The issue arises from an order presented by Representative Atwood to bring the trustees’ bill before the Legislature, with Representative Gibbs submitting the trustees’ petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attwill
Boston & Maine
Massachusetts
Representative Atwood
Gibbs
Atwood
Owlton
Boston & Maine Trustees
Charlestown Merchant Edwin L. Pillsbury Dies at 75
Edwin L. Pillsbury a former state senator and once commissioner of public institutions died at his Somerville home after a hip injury suffered four months earlier. Born in 1850 in Rockport Maine he moved to Charlestown as a youth and ran a Main Street dry goods store from 1878 until early this year. He served Charlestown in the Legislature in 1882 and 1883 and in the Senate in 1887 and 1889 and later held city posts including health commissioner and public institutions commissioner. He leaves two daughters and was active in several societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Pilsbury
Senate
Public Institutions
Boston
Central Street
Somerville
Mr. Filsbury
Rockport
Charlestown
Main Street
Boston Board of Health
Hart
Mathews
Sergeant John J. Keefe Dead
John J. Keefe of West Everett died Sunday night at 83 Clark street. Born in Boston in 1887, he enlisted in the Twenty-fourth Massachusetts Regiment at the Civil War outbreak and was honorably discharged as Sergeant of Company K. A pioneer trunk manufacturer for over 30 years, he operated warerooms in Hanover and Washington streets and a factory at 107-109 Haverhill street. He moved to Everett in 1873 and is survived by widow Mary J. and eight children.
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John J. Keefe
West Everett
Clark Street
Boston
Twenty-fourth
Massachusetts Regiment
Keefe
Hanover
Washington Streets
Haverhill Street
Everett
Mary J
Both Sailors and Soldiers Like the Post
A letter from Fred Pearch of Revere dated February 1 1915 praises the Boston Post as fair and balanced. He notes HM S Nottingham crew and Manchester Territorial Regiment members in Egypt read the paper and request regular copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
H. M. S. Nottingham
Grand Fleet
Jack
Manchester Territorial Regiment
Egypt
Fred Pearch
Sprague Street
Revere
Chinaman Fined on Opium Charge
Mov Guey of Oxford Street was fined $50 by Judge Aldrich in U S District Court yesterday for concealing smuggled opium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mov Guey
Oxford Street
Aldrich
United States District Court
Nose Care Advice from Paris Beauty Expert
A beauty column presents Mme Mareix claiming to judge women by their noses and offers a care regimen for shiny noses. It promotes Japora Concentrate, Creme Tokalon products, and a beauty course with instructions and mail order details from New York and Boston sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mlle
Tokalon
Dept
West 22d St
New York
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Mr.van Loon
Tali
Venire
Binghamton, M. Y
Charles River
DR. Dowling Takes Charge
Wilson Bros
New England
MapmarEst
A. Campbell
Lafayette
Denver
Colo
Gov. Cushing
J. H. Brehaut
Answers Press Report
B. & M. Bill
Que Centaur Company
NEW_ YORK
Castoria
Chinaman
Che
Mlle. Mareix
Houghton & Dutton Co
Oxford
Washington ST
Boylston
Hollis Sts
Dr. Edwards
Calomel
Olive Tablet Company
Columbud
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