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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1916

Page

3

Vendetta Motive Suspected in Woburn Beating

Police pursue three automobile bandits believed to have attacked Natale Lacovitte and his wife Rose at Locust Street. The couple were beaten with a heavy shotgun and revolvers after the intruders burst into their home. Investigators say vendetta likely motives.

Natale Lacovitte Locust Street Woburn Rose

Reading bandit Sylvestiano to appear in Woburn court today

Prince Sylvestiano the lone bandit, captured after a Reading fight, will face a Woburn court appearance this morning on a continuance requested by Chief McDermott. He is held on 1000 for assault and 300 for attempted robbery.

Prince Sylvestiano Reading Woburn Court Charles F. McDermott Sylvestiano Lawrence Boston Jacovitte Iacovitte

Dying After 80 Foot Fall At City Building

Jeremiah E L Murphy fell through the skylight of an six story building at 74 India Street while trying to place pigeons back in their nest on the roof. He was taken to Relief Hospital in critical condition with multiple injuries and broken bones. He lived with his widowed mother Nora Murphy and two sisters at 2 Nassau Place and was their main support.

India Street Relief Hospital Everett Press, Inc South End Murphy Nora Murphy Nassau Place

Civilian Seamen May Avoid Inoculation

Civilian volunteers for a naval training cruise from Aug 15 to Sept 12 will not be forced to take typhoid inoculation. In the navy inoculation is compulsory, but civilians will be advised to receive it. Those opting in will be treated at the scout cruiser Chester or aboard the Georgia at Charlestown navy yard before July 30.

Massachusetts Chester Georgia Charlestown Navy Yard

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