Loan Office Robbers Held in Roxbury Case
William P. Ganney and Daniel H. Judson, self confessed assailants, faced Judge Tayden after pleading guilty to assault with intent to kill and rob at the Roxbury Loan Company. They were held for the Grand Jury in 6000 each, with an additional robbery charge pending for $65 taken from Patrick Kennedy on January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Ganney
Hunneman Street
Roxbury
Daniel H. Judson
Beal Street
Wollaston
John J. Gately
McGurry
Patrick Kennedy
Kent Street
Sullivan Arrested on Auto Larceny Charge in Brookline
Timothy Sullivan also known as James Murphy, tied to a 4 year old shooting attempt on Lt. Daniel Fagan at City Point station, was arrested by Joy Street Special Officer Ramsey yesterday and handed to Brookline police where he faces auto larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Sullivan
James Murphy
Daniel Fagan
City Point
Ramsey
Joy Street
Brookline
Homemade Pinex cough remedy promises fast relief
A home made cough syrup combines granulated sugar and warm water with Pinex to treat coughs quickly including whooping cough and bronchial symptoms. The ad claims instant relief, appetite stimulation, and gentle laxative effects, with a money back guarantee and directions to obtain Pinex through the druggist or by sending to The Pinex Co. in Ft Wayne Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Two Boys Found Dead Under Ice in Muddy Pond Near Roslindale
Police located Herbert Coleman eight and Robert Coleman six under the ice at Muddy Pond near 310 South Street in Roslindale after they were reported missing Sunday. The bodies were recovered yesterday by a police squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Robert Coleman
South Street
Roslindale
Two Children Drown After Coasting On Ice At Muddy Pond
Elizabeth Coleman cared for two boys living in Roslindale with Congressman Andrew J. Peters’s housekeeper. They coasted on Muddy Pond despite warnings about thin ice. Missing youths were found beneath the surface after a police officer spotted a red stocking cap on the ice and located the bodies under the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Coleman
Andrew J. Peters
South Street
Roslindale
Annious
Edward Murphy
West Roxbury
Hurt While Coasting Ends in Critical Injury in Manchester
Josevah Rafferty, 12, of 29 Sullivan Street West Manchester, was seriously injured in a coasting accident on Douglas Street. A double runner sled with a dozen children collided with him as he slid downhill. His left leg fractured and internal injuries left him not expected to recover. He was taken to Sacred Heart Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Joseavh
Rafferty
Sullivan Street
Douglas Street
Sacred Heart Hospital
Young Mother Must Give Her Baby Away
Veronica Woods is a 14 month old girl seeking a Catholic home. Her young mother cannot provide for her and wants Veronica raised Catholic and in a Catholic home. Mrs. D. McAuley cares for Veronica at 67 Dartmouth Street and hopes for a permanent loving adoptive family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica Woods
Veronica
Post
D. McAuley
Dartmouth Street
Mrs. McAuley
Judge Quinn Stricken In Court Resting Comfortably
Judge Joseph F. Quinn of the Superior Court suffered a heart issue in Salem court. He was taken to the recess room and attended by doctors. his family and Father Sullivan were notified. By tonight he rests at home and is not expected to be active for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Joseph F. Quinn
Superior Court
Judge Quinn
J. F. Croston
Durant
Haverhill
Court House
James C. Simpton
John Sullivan
Body of Woman Artist Found In River at Derby
The body of Genevieve Allis, 45, artist and member of the Art Leagues of Bridgeport and New York and the New Haven Paint and Clay Club, was recovered from the Housatonic River in Derby. A note to her father and sister Harriet indicates she had disgraced them and said she must end it all after months of nervous illness.
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Derby
Conn
Genevieve Allis
Housatonic River
Allis
Harriet
Bridgeport
New York
New Haven
Prosecution Aims at Red Light Zone Property Owners
Louis, Feb 9. Prosecution of landlords in the segregated vice district is planned for leasing property for immoral purposes as authorities move to close resorts on March 1. Howard Bridener, prosecuting attorney, announced the action after some owners hired lawyers to resist the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss’. Louis
Howard Bridener
Cushing and Lomasney in bitter row
Speaker Cushing and Martin Lomasney fought over a Groton School bill to permit trustees to hold a million dollars more in personal property. The measure was continued after Lomasney demanded a postponement to read a declaration of trust. The debate grew heated with Cox in the chair calling Lomasney to order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
Martin Lomasney
Groton
Lomasney
Channing
Cox
Thomasney
Massachusetts
Lawmaker clash over Mercer School trustees tax exemption
In a heated House session Speaker Cushing and Lomasney sparred over a bill granting trustees including Bishop William Lawrence and J P Morgan power to hold up to 1,000,000 in property tax exempt. Postponement failed 58 to 8. Debate centered on trusts and alleged aristocracy amid admission issues at Groton School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Lawrence
J. P. Morgan
Cushing
Lomasney
Lawrences
Washburn
Worcester
Morgan
Lawrence
William Lawrence
Kept Secret Two Years Wedding Revealed in Gloucester
Gloucester on February 9 disclosed that Miss Ruth W Tarr and W Raymond Robinson were married in Biddeford Maine on June 15 1912 by Rev J M Wathens. They returned with friends who helped keep the secret. The bride works as a stenographer for Cameron Shoe Co Beverly and the groom is a clerk at Gloucester National Bank. They have lived apart since marriage, though considered engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Ruth W. Tarr
W. Raymond Robinson
Biddeford
J. M. Wathens
A. H. Brown
Miss Tarr
Robinson
Cameron Shoe Company
Beverly
Gloucester National Bank
Governor Walsh to address Harvard students tonight
Governor Walsh will speak informally to St. Paul’s Catholic Club members at Newman House Harvard this evening. A reception will follow. T. L. O’Connor, club president, invites all university members to attend, marking a rare Massachusetts governor visit to Harvard apart from commencements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Walsh
Harvard
Newman House
Cardinal O’connell
St. Paul's Catholic Club
T. L. O'Connor
Massachusetts
Year for Morphine Forged Prescriptions
David Fitzgerald of this city was sentenced to the House of Correction for one year by Chief Justice Aiken yesterday for possessing forged physicians prescriptions for morphine and other drugs. Skeleton keys and morphine found on his person influenced the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fitzgerald
House of Correction
Aiken
Mansfield’s Axe Raised Again at State Treasury
State Treasurer Mansfield renews personnel shakeup in the office, threatening Deputy Treasurer Bridge with resignation or civil service intervention. Old roles replaced include two women swapped for men, with salaries and dates listed, as Mansfield presses a broad reorganization amid Democratic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
State House
Bridge
Civil Service
Executive Council
Walsh
Barry
Frank 8. Atwood
Joseph W. Heffernan
Frederick Gould
Teller
William B. Boyden
Lawrence G. Mitchell
Harvard Professor Wendell Granted Leave of Absence
Professor Barrett Wendell, head of Harvard's English department, receives leave for the first semester of 1914 15 to serve as an exchange professor at the University of Berlin in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett Wendell
Harvard University
Wendell
University of Berlin
Germany
Harvard
Boston Columbus Men Hold Big Ball in South Boston
The 22th annual ball of the South Boston Council Knights of Columbus was held last evening at Bethesda and Bernice halls. The halls were decorated with colors and many city leaders attended, including Mayor Curley and Lieutenant-Governor Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Knights of Columbus
Bethesda and
Bernice Halls
Curley
Barry
Mahogany Dining and Sideboard Tables Sale List
A sale listing offers 48 inch Mahogany Dining Room Tables at 40 dollars each and 8 serving tables at 30 dollars. Also 2 Sheraton Mahogany Sideboards at 115 dollars, 2 inlaid Mahogany Sideboards at 100 dollars. Prices shown: 69, 49 dollars for the remaining items.
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Sullivan
Bay of
Aubocax
Autocar Sales and Service CO
Beacon Street
Boston
Autocar Company
Ardmore
Ops
Chioke
Scott
Cushing and
Bitter Row
Channing Cox
White
Newton
Tague
Charlestown
Bessie W. Sprague
John J. McClellan
Mary E. Arey
James A. Higgins
Ing Teller
Lewis BF
Reggiof
George W. Patten
Joseph T. Dunican
Elsie Hormel
Pauline Conant
John W. Schenck
Edward T. Betts
E. M. Bates
Mary A. Vahey
Prof
Boston Columbus
Paine
New England
Arlington Street
St. James Avenue
Sheraton
Canal Street
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