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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1910

Page

6

Leary On Duty as Deegan Is Dead in Charlestown Shootout

Police controversy follows a Sunday shooting near Chelsea and Medford streets Charlestown. Deegan dies from abdomen wounds after Leary arrests him for drunkenness, while Verner and Anderson suffer injuries. investigations, bail hearings, and civil actions loom.

Leary Deegan Police Department Charlestown Verner Stephen O'Meara Sehnle Dennis ‘Leary Station 15 Kiam Deegan Robert J. Verner John Anderson Somerville Viccinity Chelsea Medford Anderson O'Meara Dugan Magrath Prgtrict Pelletier John J. AtMerson Linwood Errest Sorgerville Albert Johnson Shawmut Avenue Charlestown Court Dennis J. Leary Bunker Hill Chelsea Bridge

Gould Heiress Helen Gould Weds Ralph Hill Thomas

New York July 11 Mrs Helen Kelly Gould former wife of Frank Gould married Ralph Hill Thomas assistant secretary of the American Sugar Refining Company in her Park Avenue apartment. The ceremony was private with best man Joseph Thomas and mother Mrs Edmund Kelly giving away the bride. The couple plan to sail for Europe tomorrow and will settle later on a Sands Point estate. The wedding occurs amid custody and guardianship questions over Mrs Thomas and Frank Gould’s two earlier children.

New York Helen Kelly Gould Frank Jay Gould Ralph Hill Thomas American Sugar Refining Company Goulds Gould Park Avenue Webster Brick Presbyterian Church Joseph Thomas Edmund Kelly Thomas Europe Frank Gould Helen Margaret Dorothy Ralph Thomas Helen Margaret Kelly Mrs. Thomas Miss Helen Gould Irvington-on-the-Hudson Helen Gould Miss Kelly Kelly

Purposed safety and authority cited in crime era police debate

A broad statement from the California Fig Syrup Co outlines product integrity and authentic sourcing. Separately, a confrontation leads to shootings and a debate among police chiefs on when officers may use firearms and return to duty after a shooting incident.

California Fig Syrup Co California

Pastor Refuses to Act Against Films Over Fight Pictures

The Rev. Samuel J. Crawford of Calvary Baptist Church opposes condemning the Johnson Jeffries fight films. He argues burning and lynching depictions are more brutal and degrading than boxing pictures, and declines to advise his church action.

Samuel J. Crawford Calvary Baptist Church Endeavor Society Johnson-Jeffries

Terranova beached after long pump effort near Nantucket

The fishing schooner Terranova ran aground on Rose and Crown Shoals off Nantucket Sunday morning, leaking badly. After four hours afloat she was saved by beaching in Harbor Cove at Gloucester and later sank as the crew evacuated with lifelines intact. Captain John Hickey and crew escaped. Captain Calhoun of the Georgia reported the vessel’s distress and the attempted rescue facts.

Gloucester Harbor Cove John Hickey Calhoun Georgia T Wharf Rose and Crown Shoals Nantucket Gloucester Harbor

Cadets Hold Strenuous Exercise In Hingham Heat

Cadets of the First Corps at Hingham endure intense heat during a training day led by Lieut George Marshall fresh from Fort Leavenworth. The exercise included an attack on an imagined foe, with the enemy surrendering after cadets advanced in oblique line rushes.

Hingham First Corps George Marshall Twenty United States Infantry Fort Leavenworth Marshall

Foster Mother's Old Boy Fights Foster Mother's Old Boy

In Harlem Court Miss Elizabeth Fisher of Brooklyn arraigned on a complaint by Dr. William Happe for disturbances at his home after he married a younger woman. Fisher claimed she helped raise him from a boy and funded his education and uniform. Magistrate Steinert discharged her noting Dr. Happe showed little gratitude, and Fisher pledged no further interference.

Ter Dix Place Somerville Leary John Anderson Deegan New York Harlem Court Elizabeth Fisher Madison Street Brooklyn William H. Happe West One Hundred and Fifty-second Street Happe Miss Fisher Teinert

Russia Urges Japanese Study. Free Rail Passes Offered

Moscow says Russia will boost Japanese language study in St Petersburg and has adopted a policy of issuing free rail and steamship tickets to students traveling to Japan for educational aims. The program aims to deepen cultural and academic ties between the two nations.

Washington St. Petersburg Russia Japan

Delegates of A C H Left Boston for Portland Convention

Delegates of the Ancient Order of Hi Bernians boarded a five car special train from Boston North Station to Portland Ore for the national convention. The agenda includes the Irish German alliance and the election of officers for the next two years, with Matthew Cummings of Boston seeking another term.

Order of Hibernians Portland Ore Boston North New England Matthew Cummings

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COM. O Werner Kief Hospital Relief Hospital Gird Catherine Davis Somerville Street West Somerville Omas Joseph ‘Deegan Greater Johnson Joseph Deegan) Doherty Mamie Doherty Revere Beach AM F. Deegan Pirreagi Dennis Leary Chelsea Street United States Maude de Heven Ogen Dorothy and Frank J. Gould Helen Gould Thomas Summer Street Mettress & Cugbio Meara W. R. MccIntosh Winchester Police W. A. McNell Revere G. G. Shannon Chelsea Police Portland, Ore Suargol Company Herald Binghamton Herald Bldg
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