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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1912

Page

3

Wing loses 3700 in wire tapping poolroom scheme

George A. Wing of Boston says he was duped after investing 3700 with a road companion in a West Side New York wire tapping betting scheme. The supposed bettor fled from a Broadway car and was arrested as Frank B. Roberts of Louisville. Wing later reported illness and refused visits at the Astor.

New York George A. Wing Boston New Haven Wing Mr. Wing West Fortyseventh Street West Frank B. Roberts Louisville Astor Tonight

Races Results Highlight Pool Room Tactics

Fragmentary text notes efforts to optimize race results as a means to outpace pool rooms. The snippet hints at strategies used to influence outcomes and gain advantage in the gambling environment.

Two Harvard Professors Named Emeritus

Harvard Corporation announced that Frederick Cheever Shattuck resigns as Jackson Professor of Clinical Medicine and becomes professor emeritus. John Templeton Bowen is also made professor emeritus, ending a long dermatology tenure begun as an instructor in 1907.

Harvard Corporation Frederick Cheever Shattuck Jackson John Templeton Bowen Edward Wigglesworth Shattuck Harvard Medical School Bowen Wigglesworth

Auto Truck Crashes, Breaks Hydrant Floods Street

An auto truck owned by the New England Gas and Coke Co. struck a fire hydrant on Irving Street near Revere Street in the West End around 5 o'clock last night. Water flooded the street and cellars until water department crews stopped the flow. The vehicle was driven by Alexander Brownlee of 34 Ash Street, Somerville.

New England Gas & Coke Co Irving Street Revere Street West End Water Department Alexander Brownlee Ash Street Somerville

Girl of five saves family from house fire

Flora Hinckley a five year old daughter of Benjamin Hinckley Newton woke her father when smoke filled the home at 11 pm The fire burned through the floor along the chimney The family escaped in night clothes with the baby to a neighbor in 1 degree cold The damage was about 4000 and three alarms were sounded

Flora Benjamin S. Hinckley Park Street Newton Mr. Hinckley Hinckley New

Scotch Presbyterian Church Timeline and Finances Highlight

The Scotch Presbyterian Church on Warrenton street traces its 25 year history from 1887 under Rev. Malcolm MacPhail who succeeded Rev. Gunn in 1906. The 1838 building, once Fifth Universalist, later Ohabei Shalom, and now the church home, reflects steady growth with last year’s contributions totaling 6079 and a current balance over 700 after paying all bills. MacPhail, a Boston University and Auburn Theological Seminary graduate, earned an MA from Harvard and recently won 600 in a Bible book prize from the American Sunday School Union.

Scotch Presbyterian Church Warrenton Street 8. C. Gunn Malcolm MacPhail Fifth Universalist Ohabei Shalom MacPhail Boston University Auburn Theological Seminary Harvard University American Sunday School Union

Flames on Pretorian Steamer Sparks Alarm at Sea

Passengers aboard the Allan line steamer Pretorian reported a blaze in the upper deck smoke room while 140 miles from Malin Head. The fire spread to destroy the smoke room but was contained by rapid crew action with no injuries. The ship was bound for Glasgow from Philadelphia via St. John’s.

Greenock Scotland Allan Line Philadelphia St. John's Newfoundland Glasgow Malin Head

Morse Ordered Transferred to Hot Springs Hospital

Charles W. Morse the New York banker was ordered transferred from Fort McPherson Georgia to the Army General Hospital at Hot Springs Arkansas. President Taft and Attorney General Wickersham agreed the move was needed for special medical treatment after Morse had been at Atlanta penitentiary serving a 15 year sentence for banking law violations.

Washington Charles W. Morse New York Fort McPherson Army General Hospital Hot Springs Ark Taft Wickersham Morse Atlanta

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