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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1915

Page

2

Comrades Serve as Pallbearers for Boston Police Inspector Angell

Funeral services for Boston Police Inspector Gilbert H. Angell were held at his Roxbury home with police officials from district stations and headquarters in attendance. An escort of patrolmen and sergeants guarded the service. Burial took place at Salem Street Cemetery in Malden.

Gilbert H. Angell Boston Police Department Forest Street Roxbury Charles A. Fulton Dudley Street Baptist Church Charles L. Page Angell Centre Street Jamaica Plain Roxbury Crossing Joseph Hurley F. J. Mulligan City Hall F. Skillings Joy Street M. J. Daley Dudley Street Barry James Hickey Back Bay W. W. Livingston BE. F. Palmer P. N. Wheeler Henry Fetridge A. V. Nixon J. L. Snow Salem Street Malden

Metcalf DeKay Trial Ends. Jury Expected Next Week

Testimony concluded in the Metcalf DeKay trial. Edward P. Metcalf, former Atlantic National Bank president, and Henry E. DeKay, a New York broker, face charges of misapplying bank funds. Jurors are to hear closing arguments midweek.

Providence Edward P. Metcalf Atlantic National Bank Henry E. DeKay New York

Fines for 20 Men Taken in a Gambling Raid

Fifteen men caught in a raid conducted by Sergeant O'Dea of the La Grange street station on Sunday in a house on Hudson street were fined five dollars each by Judge Murray for gambling on the Lord's day. Five others charged with being present paid three dollars each.

O'Dea Lagrange Street Hudson Street Murray

Boston & Maine Trustees Seek Legislation to Reorganize

Federal trustees aimed at taking over the Boston and Maine railroad plan to submit a bill to the state Legislature this week. The aim is to obtain permission to reorganize the corporation and continue operations.

Boston & Maine Road

Trustees Propose Lease Renegotiation and Possible Receivership

The Boston and Maine trustees plan a permissive bill to renegotiate leased line rentals. The legislation would enable a receivership or a reorganization with adjusted leases and closer links. Marcus Knowlton will draft the bill, to be sent to the Legislature with the Governor’s backing. Public Service Commission input pending.

Boston & Maine Boston & Maine Trustees Marcus Knowlton Supreme Court Public Service Commission New England

Mrs MacDowell Sails to New York After Ill Spell

Mrs Edward A MacDowell founder of the Peterboro colony was ill at the Parker House yesterday yet she could travel and left for New York in the afternoon. The trip marks a return from illness as she prepares for public events with her husband in the 19th century era.

Miss Ryan and Mansfield At Ferncroft Trial Testimony

Miss Ryan stayed three weeks at Mansfield’s Ferncroft flat in 1907 and 1908 with Mrs. Rosedale. Witnesses describe her as drinking nightly and visiting Mansfield, Morrill, and others. Matsu testifies she was drunk every night and that she left with trunks on December 12 1907.

Ryan Dorchester Mrs. Rosedale Miss Ryan Gor Good Dunbar Ferncroft Attorney Coakley Mansfield Boston Sullivan Olaf Olgen Marblehead Mr. Mansfield Merrill Salem Coakley Olsen Morrill Mr. Coakley Theme Matsu Raleigh Street Fessenden Matsu Davies Appleton Street Europe Mr. Morrill Grandpa

Milton case finds Tony Catallano guilty of annoying women

The Quincy District Court tried a second masher case yesterday. Tony Catallano of 2 Granger Place Dorchester was found guilty of annoying young women in Milton and fined $25. He appealed.

Quincy District Court Tony Catallano Granger Place Dorchester Milton

Hyomei Promises Cure for Catarrh Germs

A drugstore advertisement touts Hyomei as the cure for catarrh by destroying germs in the nose and throat. It promotes a pocket inhaler and guarantees refunds if results are not secured, urging readers to buy the complete Hyomei outfit with inhaler today.

Riker- Jaynes Drug Stores Omei

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