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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1914
Page
7
Miss Margaret Moore a 19 year old bookkeeper at Highland Coal Company was robbed last night on her way home to 11 Rogers Avenue Somerville. She does not know the exact amount but estimates about 25 dollars was in her possession.
Miss Moore described a polite robber who stopped on Rogers Avenue near Frederick to ask for a number. She provided directions and he asked her to point out the route. While distracted by the request, he picked her pocket and stole her money.
Miss Moore delayed reporting after returning home with cash receipts she collected in the afternoon. She had long worked for the coal company and brought home money daily. Police suspect a single thief behind six nearby robberies, watching her and knowing her money pocket, and they pursue the implicated suspect.
John F. Sullivan, long without a regular home, was found last night in a stable at 43 Middle Street South Boston harnessing a sorrel mare for a short ride. Instead he received a motor ride to the Broadway police station through drizzle.
Reverend Russell plans three Sunday showings at the Boston Theatre on February 1956 with a morning afternoon and evening discourse on Satan's Greatest. At 3 and 7 50 pm he will present the Photo-Drama of Creation. Admission is free and no collection will be taken.
The column catalogs Adventist, Second Advent, and multiple Baptist church services across Warren Street, Putnam Street, Commonwealth Avenue, and Tremont area. It notes Go-to-Church Sunday events, morning and evening sermons, soloists, choirs, and special music selections with ministers listed.
The Boston Theatre hosts a morning event with a free seating policy. Attendees are invited to enjoy performances as the creator presents a show titled Creattod, with seating available at no charge.
A scanned notice lists multiple Boston area churches and their Sunday services. Old South Church Morning sermon by Rev George A Gordon and evening by Rev Willis F Butler with various Bible schools. Park Street Church sermons by Dr Conrad. North Congregational Church Cambridge morning service with music by Gertrude Marshall. Union Congregational Church Go-to-Choir Day with Rev Asher Anderson and evening service. additional details on times, addresses, and performers.
The Sunday program at Toston Theatre lists screenings of Satan's Greatest Iles and the Photo-Drama of Creation in the afternoon and evening with a 10:40 start time. Free admission noted for all attendees.
A list of Roxbury churches invites worshipers and visitors for Go to Church Day. The Rev Che ence A Young and other pastors preach at 10:30 or 10:40, with Sunday schools, choir singing, and special services across multiple churches including First Presbyterian, First United Presbyterian, First Reformed Presbyterian, Salvation Army, Church of the New Jerusalem, King’s Chapel, and First Church Roxbury.
Boston theatre runs Sunday February 8 with morning afternoon and evening sessions. A discourse on Satan's Greatest Jie' precedes film showings at 3 and 7 30 with a photo drama of creation. All seats collected. all invited.
The Beacon Universalist Church invites all to attend services led by Rev. Charles Conklin with a sermon on Good Citizenship. Visitors receive a cordial welcome and transportation via streetcars, plus children cared for in the kindergarten.
Local notice lists a Sunday program with Pastor Russell presenting the Photo-Drama of Creation at 7:20 pm after a 10:30 am discourse titled Greatest Lie. The event is free with no collection and open to all.
Attorney Whipple rebuts former President Taft on abolishing client attorney secrecy. Taft argues for keeping confidential relations to protect justice. Whipple says truth must be disclosed. Both address ethics, evidence rules, and duties of lawyers to court and clients.
Whipple plans to defend his legal reform theory before the Essex Bar Association at Young's Hotel as their chief speaker. The Boston attorney faces critics during a large gathering at the Boston City Club event season, with ex Judge Morton Governor David I Walsh and Judge Quinn among the speakers.
In Mechanics Hall last night Bloomers and racing slippers beat long skirt entrants in the New England Telephone & Telegraph Society indoor meet. Miss J M Driscoll won first, Miss Margaret E Grace second, and Miss M Fultz third. Over 3,000 spectators cheered events including sprints, distance runs, hurdles, and a relay won by Western Electric Repair Shop.
The Evacuation Day committee names William A. Ratigan of 697 East Seventh Street South Boston as chief marshal for the March 17 parade. Ratigan, a naval reservist with Company A, is active in local clubs and societies. The association sought $5000 from the city. Mayor Curley said $4300 would be provided, matching last year. Plans promise one of Boston’s largest parades with several prominent speakers, including a likely appearance by President Wilson.
Irish leader John Redmond told a London dinner the Unionist party no longer objects to home rule but uses Ireland as a pawn to topple the government and restore the Lords veto within the hour.
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