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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1911

Page

1

Confesses She Killed Little Son in Albany Swamp

Rochester police report Edith Melcher of Schenectady, a 23 year old widow, confessed to killing her five year old son George with carbolic acid in a swamp near Albany last Friday. She was arrested at New York Central station and jailed on first degree murder charges, to be taken to Albany tomorrow.

Rochester N. Y New York Central Edith Melcher Schenectady Albany George

Debate Over Lodge Re-Election Splits Republican lawmakers

The fair play conference of Republican legislators debated Senator Henry Cabot Lodge's re election with 65 of 153 members present. Ames supporters Nason Barlow and Cogswell spoke for Lodge while Quinn Greenwood and Wood backed Speaker Walker. Anti Lodge factions refused to vote for a Democrat.

Ames Walker Lodge Norman White Brookline Foss Henry Cabot Lodge Nason Barlow Lowell Cogswell Lynn Quinn Swampscott Greenwood Everett Wood Senator Lodge

Body Identified as Maria Sumpter Found Near Central Wharf

The body of a woman found in a passageway on Central Wharf yesterday morning is believed to be Miss Maria Sumpter, formerly at House of the Good Shepherd. Medical Examiner Magrath ruled death natural, and identification was made by the number 37 on her corset.

Central Wharf Maria Sumpter House of the Good Shepherd Magrath

Miss McDonald Fends Off Three Thieves in Brighton

Miss Mary McDonald a 20 year old resident of Everette and Holton streets Brighton yesterday afternoon repelled three would be thieves until her uncle Angus McPhee arrived. Despite slight build she has trained muscles from gymnastics. the intruders fled and police have yet to locate them.

Mary McDonald Everett and Holton Streets Brighton Angus McPhee Holton Street

Intruders Fled After Bold Break-in at Miss McDonald Home

Three men arrived at about four pm and knocked at the back door while a bearded man waited at the front. Miss McDonald refused food, punched the taller intruder, and a second man drew a pistol before a broom-wielding strike forced him to drop it. Angus McPhee aided in the escape.

Mr. McPhee Miss McDonald

Eliot Sees Big Boston on the Way at Reform Club

At the Massachusetts Reform Club annual meeting held at Young's Hotel the topic Real Boston: Co operation Without Annexation was debated by prominent speakers. Charles W. Eliot Harvard president emeritus said cooperation without annexation is unintelligible. He and club president Frederick P. Fish predicted inevitable annexation.

Massachusetts Reform Club Young's Hotel Boston Charles W. Eliot Harvard College Frederick P. Fish

Boston Metropolis Advisory Council Idea Sparks Debate

March G Bennett proposed a Greater Boston board of mayors and selectmen to advise on metropolitan interests. President Eliot called the plan impractical and questioned advisory authority without resources. He argued cities function as executive units under state laws and urged larger organizational action over fragmented locales.

March G. Bennett Real Boston Boston Chamber of Commerce Greater Boston Eliot

Mrs Duff Seeks Boston Mayor Recall Petition

Julia E. Duff of Charlestown files a recall petition targeting Mayor Fitzgerald. She seeks legislation enabling a recall if 30,000 or more voters approve the question Shall the Mayor be recalled. Duff accuses the mayor of defying Boston and harming civic standards affecting over 50,000 public school students.

Fitzgerald Boston Julia E. Duff Charlestown Duff

Dynamite Attack Aboard Ferry Disrupts Bay Commute

An unidentified man blew himself up with dynamite on a Southern Pacific ferry from San Francisco to Oakland, with over 2000 passengers aboard. Two other travelers were seriously injured and a panic was hard to quell amid the chaos aboard the vessel.

San Francisco Southern Pacific Oakland

Mrs Aldrich Testifies on Strenuous Witness Stand

Mrs Susan H Aldrich testifies in Suffolk Probate Court about her friendship and marriage to Charles S Aldrich. She says his children from a first marriage influenced events and that he transferred most of his property before death. She admits Adelaide Mitchell, adopted after the second marriage, became Mrs Harry W Woodward of Winthrop and received considerable property.

Susan H. Aldrich Suffolk Charles ‘S. Aldrich Charles W. Bartlett Aldrich Adelaide Mitchell

Widow Denies Knowledge of Aldrich Intentions

The widow says she knew nothing about Mr. Aldrich's plans at marriage and did not know Adelaide's duration in the Aldrich home in Ash land or her relation to Mr. Aldrich. Forecasts predict unsettled weather with rain likely in Boston area and New England, plus possible snow in the north over the weekend.

Mr. Aldrich Adelaide Aldrich Ashland Washington Ecu England Uae

Johnson and Langford poised for meeting in Philadelphia

Johnson travels to Philadelphia as Woodman calls for Langford to join. Joe Wood signs with the Red Sox and training ground arrangements shift. A Quincy High player is knocked unconscious in a rough Newton High game. Summary of local school basketball results.

Johnson Langford Philadelphia Woodman Joe Wood Red Sox Quincy High Newton High

Massachusetts House Mulls Act Forbidding Tights And Short Skirts

A bill proposed by Representative Tewksbury would ban tights and short skirts in public, require gowns to cover shoulders and knees, and impose fines up to 20 dollars with possible jail to six months. The act targets stage beauty and summer fashion, with unclear age scope.

Massachusetts Tewksbury Winthrop James Robinson

Hospital Report On Tuttle Injury At Eliot Hospital

Lucius Tuttle is resting comfortably at the Eliot Hospital on Audubon Road after a below knee amputation. The operation was completed successfully with no complications.

Lucius Tuttle Eliot Hospital Audubon Road

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