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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1911

Page

16

Mauretania Sets New Speed Record En Route to Queenstown

The Mauretania has smashed another speed record, completing 676 knots in 24 hours ending today, surpassing its own 673 knots mark set on June 7, 1909. Cunard line officials confirmed the wireless message from Queenstown.

New York Queenstown Cunard Line Oon

Brighton boy burglar admits to twelve breaks this year

Charles A. McElaney of 14 Winship Street Brighton confessed to Captain James Sullivan and Special Officer Muldoon that he carried out twelve burglaries in Brighton since last October and possibly more, aided by dancing hall nights and a false-key method. He admitted thefts including a Dec 12 liquor store break for $19.50 and a Oct 12 grocery entry for $2, while denying accomplices or wider involvement.

Charles A. McElaney Winship Street Brighton James Sullivan Muldoon McElaney Washington Street Sullivan George F. Bunker John Twoomey Market Street E. J. Drummond Peter Weis Thomas Horrigan Ington Street Joseph P. Connen Marston & Morgan Eber Jordan C. S. Smart Cambridge Street

Alleged confession linked to dance ticket in Brighton raid

The confession surfaced after police traced a suspect via a complimentary ticket found at C. S. Smarts pakeshop. He is charged with raiding the shop on the night of January 18 and had been under Brighton police suspicion for some time.

Sulivan Brighton McElaney C. 8S. Smart Cambridge Street Roddy Hall C. S. Smart

Notable City Alarm Logs Include Several Losses and False Alarms

At 2 40 p m Dr Samuel Myers 47 Chambers street reports loss worth 10. At 3 30 p m Benjamin Shear 668 Tremont street cites loss of 500. At 4 30 p m George Toomey 27 Harvard street Dorchester reports alarm but loss 100. At 6 10 p m Box 44 describes a needless alarm.

Samuel Myers Chambers Street Benijjamin Shear Tremont Street George Toomey Harvard Street Dorchester

Howe Memorial Portrait Set for Old State House Site

The memorial committee voted to place the Julia Ward Howe portrait in the Old State House. It will hang in the Council Chamber on the building's second floor facing State Street, a room where colonial proclamations were once read from the balcony.

Julia Ward Howe Council Old State House Representatives Bostonian Society Council Chamber State Street

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