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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1914

Page

3

Convict Von Hagan Shot During Escape at Joliet

Oscar Von Hagan jailed in Joliet for burglary was killed when he tried to flee a guard posted at the quarry gang’s release. Guard Jeremiah Collins fired, hitting Von Hagan in the head as he dashed toward a gate. James O Neill, a fellow prisoner, was captured while fleeing the scene.

Cook County von Hagan

Cambridge Girl Fatally Struck by Auto in Back Bay Contact

Seven year old Julia Lauzon of Cambridge was struck by Augustus N. Rantoul’s car near Harvard and Norfolk streets. Mrs. Talbot and the Rantoul wife aided the girl, rushed to Cambridge Relief Hospital, where authorities showed conflicting reports of her condition, now critical with abdominal injuries.

Cambridge Back Bay Society Julia Lauzon Arena Lauzon Elm Street Augustus N. Rantoul Beacon Street Back Bay Congress Street Charles Talbot Harvard Norfolk Streets A. T. Murray Harvard Street Brookline Cambridge Relief Hospital Rantoul

Trio of shootings end in fatal self infliction in Chelsea

Tatios Topalaian 27 shoots wife 19 and brother 18 at 213 Chestnut Street Chelsea then kills himself. Wife in critical condition with liver and head wounds. brother wounded and expected to recover. all three born in Turkey. Jealousy cited by the brother as motive.

Tatios Topalaian Chestnut Street Chelsea Frost Hospital Topalaian Turkey

Bar Harbor double-runner crash injures 3 youths

A double-runner carrying 25 riders in Bar Harbor struck a telephone pole after a steering gear break. Three boys suffered leg fractures and several others were severely hurt in the night incident.

Bar Harbor

Booker T. Washington lecture at Radcliffe today

Booker T. Washington of Tuskegee Institute addresses Radcliffe College students in the Agassiz house theatre this afternoon at four. The public lecture is open to attendees.

Booker T. Washington Radcliffe Tuskegee Institute Agassiz House

Ex Mayor Fitzgerald Opposed as New Boston Officials Named

Boston politics heat up as ex mayor Fitzgerald clashes with Finance Commission head John A. Sullivan. Mayor Curley appoints Sullivan as corporation counsel, boosting reform support. Resignations loom across city offices including Judge Corbett, Logue, and City Record editor John A. Murphy. Man.us Fish or Parker tipped as next to leave.

Sullivan Finance Commission Finance Board Charles I. Carr Walsh Fitzgerald Kenny Municipal League Good Government Association Robert J. Bottomley Curley John A. Sullivan Boston Judge Corbett Corbett Edward KE. Moore Public Works Rourke Chairman Logue Board of Schoolhouse Commissioners Logue Mr. Logue Mitchell Slattery Manus J. Fish Bowdoin S. Parker

$100 000 Home For Hub Scots Building Plan Discussed

At the Caledonian club’s 60th anniversary dinner a building committee led by City Councillor Walter Ballantyne was formed to pursue a $100,000 home for all Scottish organizations in Boston. A building association would issue $10 shares to club members to raise $25,000 with the club subscribing an equal amount. The plan aims to buy a site and begin construction after half the target is raised.

Boston Caledonian Club Caledonian Club Walter Ballantyne James Urquhart Urquhart John Ballantyne John McGaw Robert Turnbull D. B. Simpson John McIsaac Thomas Grieve John Green Samuel McLerie R. E. May Ballantyne Robert Pirie Scottish Charitable Society James Grant Thomas Ronald George Scott William Riggs

Lingerie Sale Tells of Colorado Senator’s Legal Fight

The New York sale of Helen King Robinson’s personal effects at the Hotel McAlpin raises details of a $7550 judgment won by Helen Dewey. Dewey alleges a gate split on lecture tours as part of a dispute over funds tied to Robinson’s speaking engagements.

New York Broadway McAlpin Helen King Robinson Colorado Helen Dewey Senator Robinson Sturges Tierney Miss Dewey Yonkers Poughkeepsie New York-Pennsylvania Dewey Robinson

Heath to wed Mildred Symmes in Brookline

Arnold Collamore Heath of Newtonville, infamous for eloping with a 17 year old and later a defendant in divorce and breach of promise suits, filed intentions to marry Miss Mildred May Symmes of Brookline at 79 Kenwood Street.

Arnold Collamore Heath Newtonville New Hampshire Mildred May Symmes Wallace Symmes Kenwood Street Brookline

Heath's divorce history and upcoming marriage in Brookline

Boston publisher's son Heath faces a $50,000 breach of promise suit by Miss Gaetano Britt a New York harpist. He previously paid $1 a year alimony after his first wife remarried and he earlier eloped with Ida Seaver in Harvard days. His simple Feb. 12 ceremony at Mrs Henry Coolidge's Brookline home will precede a move to New York for a publishing job.

Heath Daniel Co. Heath Boston New York Harvard Ida Seaver George Seaver Somersworth N. H Providence Edward Everett Hale East Cambridge Gaetano Britt Paris Miss Britt Atlantic Britt Boylston Street Symmes

Rivadavia Sets Sail for Second Trial on Atlantic Run

The Rivadavia, Argentine Republics great superdreadnought, departs Commonwealth pier Boston for a second trial. A civilian crew and Argentine officers board as she heads to Rockland Maine for speed tests, then Bermuda for coal consumption tests and armament checks.

Rivadavia Argentine Republic Commonwealth Pier South Boston South American Republic Rockland Bermuda

Hoppe Defends Balk Line Title Against Sutton in 17 Inning Win

Willie Hoppe the 18.2 balk line billiard champion defeats George Sutton of Chicago 500 to 226 in 17 innings at New York. Sutton showed limited form aside from a 123 run in the fifteenth inning, his best stretch of the match.

New York Willie Hoppe George Sutton Chicago Sutton

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