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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1907

Page

3

Collins Sentenced to Death for New Ireland Murder

Thomas Collins was found guilty in the Supreme Court of murdering Miss Mary Ann Mac Auley at Rev. Father MacAuley’s home in New Ireland on Aug 19 1906. He was sentenced to hang on April 2. The jury deliberated about two hours after a 10 day trial in Hopewell Cape New Brunswick. The case drew provincial interest.

Hopewell Cape N. B Thomas Collins Supreme Court Mary Ann MacAuley New Ireland Father MacAuley Gregory Collins Miss MacAuley MacAuley

Debate on Telephone Companies in Boston City Club

A packed Boston City Club heard ex Congressman Samuel L. Powers argue that the telephone business is a natural monopoly to be regulated, while Alfred S. Hayes urged competition and automatic systems. The event featured demolition of delays by independents and data comparing rates and penetration in New England versus Bell systems.

Samuel L. Powers Newton New England Telephone Company Alfred S. Hayes Hopkinton New Metropolitan Home Telephone Company Boston City Club Geneen Street David A. Wis Tie Hayes Powers Mr. Mayes Bell Bell Telephones Bell Telephone Company Massachusetts Institute of Technology Western Electrice Company Western Electric Company Boston New England Albany Los Angeles Boston Elevated New Bedford Fall River Wall River Bell Telephone Hayes~n Lincoln Nebraska Stockholm Sweden

City's Telephone Bill May Total Over Eighty Thousand

The latest directory shows 53 more city paid phones than last year. At last month's rate of 6714.71 the annual bill would exceed 80000. Seventy five new telephones were installed in city schoolhouses and all department heads have city paid phones at home.

Widow Seeks Info After Husband Dies From Subway Injury

Mrs. Myles Gunn of South Boston complains that her husband, a subway workman, was injured Wednesday afternoon and died six hours later, but she was notified of neither the accident nor the death until five hours after the latter. A hospital official cited policy on notifying police and medical examiner. an assistant treasurer suggested avoidance of troubling relatives.

Myles Gunn Ninth Street Boston Gunn

Gas poisoning sickens nine in Cambridge houses

Nine residents of 381 Otis Street and 36 Second Street East Cambridge fell ill from suspected gas poisoning after a broken main near Second and Otis allowed gas to seep into cellars. Mrs Ellen McCarthy and Miss Annie L Newington remain in serious condition.

Otis Street Second Street East Cambridge Ellen McCarthy Annie L. Newington Second Otis Streets

Col Blake Found Dead In New York Boarding House

Colonel John F Y Blake Irish brigade commander in the Boer War was found asphyxiated in a New York boarding house when a gas stove pipe was detached. He had lectured on South Africa and military life and leaves a wife and two sons in Fall River.

New York John F. Y. Blake Blake Great Britain South Africa Boston Sunday Post West J. Hood Wright Hospital Fall River Mass

Boston Catholic Seniors elects Hednett to third term

The East Boston branch held its annual officer election last evening reelecting Mrs Sarah A Hednett for a third term. Mrs Hednett is a renowned charity worker in the Noddle Island district. The Rev Denis T O Sullivan SJ president of the Sailors In? will lecture before the society next Sunday evening.

Theast Boston Catholic Seniors’Club Sarah A. Hednett Hednett Noddle Island Denis T. O'Sullivan S. J Sailors’ ‘Inb Safich

New Tech Head Promised Soon At MIT

President W H Pritchett, in his annual report, says he may resign and will not report as president again. The board faces changes from deaths of Charles Merriam Samuel Cabot and resignations of George Gardner and Thornton Lothrop. He notes alumni term members and urges student-interest methods. He calls for return to fundamental sciences, warns over-differentiation, and cites MIT’s near-term site decision and focus on graduate research.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology W. H. Pritchett Pritchett Charles Merriam Samuel Cabot George A. Gardner Thornton K. Lothrop

Boston Woman Launches Bluejackets Friend Society

Mrs. Abbie Fosdick Ransom of Boston starts a national group to entertain visiting Navy sailors nicknamed jackies. The Bluejackets Friend Society aims to provide open homes in port towns for sailors during ship stays, promoting social betterment and refining influences.

Boston Jackies Port United States Navy Abbie Fosdick Ransom O’-Warsman Bluejackets’ Friend Society Uncle Sam

P. E. I. Club Ball Draws 500 Guests in Paul Revere Hall

Five hundred members and guests attended the Prince Edward Island Club 11th annual reunion and ball in Paul Revere Hall. Mayor Fitzgerald and Police Commissioner O Meara were invited as special guests. Other dignitaries included Intercolonial Club President John A Campbell and Maritime Provincial Club President Michael McPherson, plus Miss Nellie Mitchell of the ladies auxiliary and Canadian Club President McIntyre.

Prince Edward Island Paul Revere Hall Fitzgerald O'Meara John A. Campbell Intercolonial Club Michael McPherson Maritime Provincial Club Nellie Mitchell Ladies McIntyre Canadian Club

Bring Alleged Bigamist Here

James Sullivan alias Connor 40 of 161 East Thirty-ninth street New York was arrested for bigamy in Roxbury and brought back by Inspector Shields of Chief Watts office Sullivan married Miss Mary J Kelly in Boston November 25 1896 while a wife and four children lived in Ireland A brother of Kelly aided in the arrest

James Sullivan Connor East Thirty-ninth Street New York Boston Inspector Shields Watts Sullivan Mary J. Kelly Roxbury Ireland

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