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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1911

Page

8

Police Hunt George in Natick Murder Case

After following several supposed clues, police have found no trace of Peter George in connection with the July 4 murder of Philip Fappa and Stilo Stoi. State Detective Byrnes, detailed on the case, phoned Lewiston, Maine, but could learn nothing of George's whereabouts and abandoned plans to visit the city where he had recently lived.

Natick Peter George Philip Fappa Stilo Stoi Byrnes Lewiston George

Stabbing affray mystery linked to Albanian colony

Ralso Meti, who was stabbed, clings to life and refuses to name his assailant. Albanian community members deny knowledge of the incident. George had traveled from Framingham to Natick at night and recently shipped trunks to Lewiston Maine. Nazici police checked an Albanian picnic in Maynard but found no clues. George’s brother in Maynard knows nothing of his whereabouts. The killer struck from behind, slitting throats and firing five shots as victims staggered. Stoi owned a summer street restaurant, Pappa hailed from Pawtucket.

Ralso Meti Lfe Meti George Lewiston Nazici Maynard Framingham Natick Stoi Summer Street Pappa Pawtucket

Ex Councilman Hoey Dies of Pneumonia at 30

Joseph A. Hoey former Boston City Council member died of pneumonia at his East Boston home 430 Bennington Street aged 30. He was born in East Boston attended Holy Cross College two years Tufts Medical School later sales work and served on the council in 1909. Survived by wife two children mother and siblings. Funeral set for St Marys Star of the Sea Church East Boston.

Joseph A. Hoey Bennington Street East Boston Mr. Hoey Thomas Hoey Holy Gross College Tufts Medical School Boston Mary J. Hoey Edward L Joseph Hoey Catherine Hoey St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Church

Practically Perfect Fletcher Castoria Preparation

Years of experience have enabled Mr. Fletcher to make Castoria a practically perfect preparation. The investment in its manufacture and modern machinery shows vast capital and care in ingredient selection. The finished product guarantees safety for babies and warns against imitators, with Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature as safeguard.

Fletcher Chas. H. Fletcher

Newsdealer Joins Flight With Atwood Then Seeks Another

Lynn news dealer R. Bauer shares a photo from a June 24 sky trip with aviator Harry Atwood. He boldly joined the flight on a dare and enjoyed a lengthy ascent before landing. He plotted another ascent, eager to go up again.

Newsdealer Atwood Bauer Lynn Harry Atwood

Atwood Delays Washington Flight in Atlantic City

Boston aviator Harry N. Atwood paused his Washington trip to give Atlantic City spectators a first flyover with Edna M. Strek of New York aboard. The pair rode a biplane along the beach for eight minutes in a 800 foot altitude display before landing on Ocean Avenue. After dusk he gave 19 minute spins to local crowds and planned to delay the final leg to Friday or Saturday, accepting exhibition flights along the shore.

Atlantic City N.J Harry N. Atwood Boston Washington Edna M. Strek New York City E. Milton Strek Atwood Marlborough-Blenheim Ocean Avenue Chamber of Commerce Granville M. Hunt New York Ocean Pier Illinois Avenue Ike Philadelphia Co. D. White Nearoclub Atlantic Avenue Glenn Curtiss Atlantic City Aero

Cows Enter Jewelry Store in Cambridge Disturbance

Two cows from C. M. Grover of Cliftondale wandered into F. A. Colburn’s Harvard Square jewelry shop in Cambridge yesterday. They frightened a bookkeeper and roved until two clerks with three others forced them out. They followed a sidewalk coolness and were bound for the Brighton abattoir.

F. A. Colburn Harvard Square Cambridge C. M. Grover Cliftondale Brighton

Parker to Ascend Mt McKinley

Seattle July 5 Professor Herschell Parker of New York famed for climbing Mt McKinley and exposing Dr Cook sailed for Valdez on the Admiral Sampson. In Alaska he will arrange an expedition to ascend Mt McKinley next February.

Seattle Wash Herschell Parker New York Mt. McKinley Frederick Cook Valdez Admiral Sampson Alaska

Freckles Vanished by Ethine Double Strength Cure

A patent remedy claims to remove freckles with ethine double strength. One ounce applied nightly at home reportedly clears even stubborn spots and light freckles vanish. Sold by Houghtop and Dutton or Riker Jaynes Drug Co with money back guarantee if ineffective.

Houghtop & Dutton Riker-Jaynes Drug Co

Atwood Refuses Luncheon Offer in Prize Dispute

In Washington D C, aviator Harry N Atwood of Atlantic City declined a luncheon offer connected to a $1000 prize. The sequence of events remains unclear as the luncheon did not materialize and local officials noted the situation amid ad reads and chamber conversations.

Chamber of Commerce Atwood Washington D. of C Harry N. Atwoodt Atlantic City

Wilson Bros Scollay Square Jewellers Ad

An old style ad for Wilson Bros Scollay Square Jewellers promising honest goods and a square deal. It contrasts bargain jewelry with genuine value and warns against misleading sellers. The ad highlights straightforward pricing and a single store location next to Big Teakettle.

Wilson Bros Scollay Sq. Jewellers Big Teakettle Open Eggs

Riot in Lisbon Streets Sparks Seamen Revolt

Despatches from Lisbon report a large clash between the populace and seamen housed in city barracks. Monarchist agitators incited the sailors who attempted an armed revolt using revolvers and knives with deadly effect.

Government suppresses revolt as troops deployed in Lisbon

The government called out cavalry and infantry to quell a revolt and restore order amid city panic. Reports note monarchist leader funded by a $410,000 remittance from Brazil and a strict Lisbon censorship with only government-approved messages passing.

Brazil Lisbon Bauajoz Spain

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Hoey Atew York Lways the Centaur Company Mari N Street Penelope New England Nathan Haskell Dole Lew Fields Gelett Burgess Jacques Kutrelle R. S. Bauer Welches Miss Strek Walter Phelps Dodge Hunt Garden Hose Miller’s Atlantic Ave London Today C. E. Osgood Washington ST Boylston and Essex Tunnel Liberal Credit Parlor Rockers THE C. E. Osgood Co Ples Railroand Mount Washington Becta
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