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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1912
Page
2
Ida Maslen, an 18 year old resident across the hall, reports a man with a short gray coat and black derby hastily leaving Valley Street after screams in the early morning. Police found four bodies in 137 Valley Street with extensive throat slashes and multiple stab wounds, autopsies pending.
The Socialist movement aids the Textile Workers by funds and leadership as Lawrence mill strikes escalate. Immigrant labor, derailed militiamen, and a Harvard student militia controversy surge amid investigations of dynamite found at multiple sites. Breen faces grand jury in a explosive case with police testimony detailing supply sources and arrests.
Petition filed in Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court requests writ of habeas corpus to release Joseph J. Ettor and Arturo Giovannitti on bail. They are held on warrants accusing them as accessories before the fact to the murder of Anna Lopizzo. The filing claims the principal felon is unknown and seeks bail while a hearing is set for tomorrow before Justice Braley.
About 40 to 50 immigrants from Mediterranean ports aboard the White Star liner Canopic were detained. They were bound for Lawrence to join relatives and are awaiting immigration officials to determine next steps.
An elderly man touts TIZ as instant relief for foot troubles, claiming it makes feet feel young again and cures bunions coins callouses and swelling. The ad asserts TIZ works by drawing out poisonous exudations and sells for 25 cents a box via Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago with store recommendations.
Report describes a collision near Cape Henry with the liner Suni involved. Journal notes officers feared losses and that the Pomeron and Onondaga assisted, towing, rescuing injured sailors, and delivering relief to Jamaica after the January 1907 earthquake.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference stems of flour production and a service at a place named Atlas. Mentions of freight, tourists, and routes imply travel logistics but lack coherent facts or dates. Readable items include references to Baltimore, Leith, and Kas tonnage with unclear context.
Mr and Mrs Patrick Condon of Charlestown announce the christening of their daughter Mary Frances by the Rev Fr Phalen at St Mary's Church Charlestown on Thursday evening February 1 1012.
Obituary notices list multiple individuals with their deaths on Feb 1 to Feb 2 and funeral details. Names include Liszie G Brady, Olinda Matilda Burrell, Mary A Carrigen, Madalena Cuneo, Catherine B Doherty, Anna F Fay, Edward Bars, Bertha M Hutchins, Philip J Kare, Otis Kimball, James E Mansur, and David McCluskey. Notices specify residences in Chelsea, Newton, Roxbury, East Boston, Beers, Beers, and Dorchester with church services, cemeteries, and dates.
Readers are invited to send in titled entries by mail to the Picture Editor of the Sunday Post Boston with a 6 P M Thursday deadline. No coupon is required. Prize winners are announced the following Sunday and the next untitled picture appears afterward.
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