Quincy Man Kills Mother Then Goes On Rampage
Louis Restelli, driven by debts and anger, killed his mother Mrs. Marianna Restelli in South Quincy and wounded several others including Henry E. Hardwick before a citywide manhunt. Police and volunteers from the 5th Regiment, M V M hunted through North Common and surrounding quarries as authorities warned the public to stay indoors. Autopsies were performed on the victims, and the motive tied to money owed by Restelli to Hardwick and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Restelli
Marianna Restelli
Trafford Street
Quincy
Penn Street
Louis Resteglus
Quincy Man
Henry E. Hardwick
Frank FE. Burrill
Barry
Shea
P. J. Williams
Fire Department
Fifth Regiment
North Common
Worcester
Restelll
Quincy Guard
Park Police
Weymouth
Costello
Metropolitan Park Police
Forest Hills Cemetery
Chris Zeltin
Chief Burrill
Louis
Family in shock after fatal shooting at quarry
The text describes a woman finding her brother, crying over a devastating event, and the family reacting as Mrs. C. Theodore Hardwick hurries to the quarry office and then to the hospital, where her husband is treated through the night amid concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincey
Papa
Charles H. Hardwick
C. Theodore Hardwick
Balch of Topsfield a noted Boston publisher and educator
Gilbert Brownell Balch born 1856 in Topsfield Mass. rose from local schooling to Dartmouth and Andover Theological Seminary. He became pastor in Kingston N H before turning to publishing in Boston and Toronto. Balch led Balch Brothers Co and sold the Century dictionary, publishing the Stoddard lectures. He married Sarah Perkins and left a legacy of integrity, benevolence, and love of country life. He died after a life of learning, public service, and devotion to boys and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Brownell Balch
John Balch
Roger Conant
Gloucester
Beverly
Mass
Simon Bradstreet
Cambridge
Anne Beeh ii
New England
Mr. Balch
Topsfield
Humphrey
Hannah
Bradstreet) Balch
Essex County
Balch
Phillips Andover
Dartmouth
ISU
Boston University
Andover Theological Seminary
Congregational Church
Kingston
N. H
Toronto
Ontario
Boston
Martin Garrison & Co
Balch Brothers Company
Stoddard Library
Union Congregational Church
University Club of
Sarah Elizabeth Perkins
Perley Balch
West Boxford
Anna Jordan
Man of Prominence Henry E Hardwick Dies in Quincy Shooting
Henry E Hardwick native of Quincy aged about 65 heir to local quarry and longtime vice president of Quincy Electric Light and Power Company. He leaves four sons and a daughter. two sons are physicians. His mother Mrs Charles TH Hardwick resided on Chester Street. His shooting stunned the family as two sons aided in comforting their prostrated mother.
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Carrell’s Lane
Eugene Dailey
Carroll's Lane
Carroll’s Lane
Faxon
Quarry Street
Restelll
Williams
Fire Department
Henry E. Hardwick
Quincey
Charles TH. Hardwick
Chester Street
Quincy
Henry Hardwick
C. Theodore Harwick
Quincy Electric Light and Power Company
Charles H
Everett
Sydney C
Robert
Minnie
Free Cure for Asthma Sufferers Offered at No Cost
An offer promotes a new home asthma cure claiming it works for long standing or recent cases in any climate and age group. It invites readers to mail a coupon today, promising delivery at no charge and execution of the cure at the sender’s expense.
Death notices from Arlington to Roxbury July 1919
Obituaries list deaths of Josiah Bryant Bridget Burke Sarah Jane Clarridge James Halligan Gustavus Holt Annie Gilman Bridget Mahoney Catherine McGeever and others. Notices give residence, funeral times and churches including St Gregorys Dorchester Star of the Sea Roxbury and Immaculate Conception Somerville. Some items note burial, mass times, and requests to attend with flowers omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Arlington
Mass
Josiah Bryant
Court St
Burke
Boston
Bridget
William Burke
North End
Saratoga Street
Star of the Sea
Clarridge
Somerville
Sarah Jane
Frederick Clarridge
Temle Street
Halligan
James Henry Halligan
Butler Street
Dorchester
St. Gregory's Church
Dorchester Avenue
Holt
Hingham
Gustavus Crocker Holt
Beacon Street
Gilman
Roxbury
Annie M. Gilman
Johnston Park
Wildwood Cemetery
Winchester
Mahoney
Everett
Jeremiah Mahoney
Charlestown
Bell Rock Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
McGeever
Catherine
Patrick McGeever
Shawmut Avenue
St. Francis de Sales Church
Vernon Street
Brooklyn
New York City
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Maniac
Gaspare
Chester
Adrian
Benjamin Bishop
Bishop
Edwinishop
Hardwicks
Theodore Hardwick
William T. Shea
Massachusetts
Hardwick
Henry FE. Hardwick
C. H. Hardwick
Henry IE. Hardwick
Edward H. Geddis
Peter Farron
Louis Restelli
Quarry Avenue
Farron
Geddis
N. S. Hunting
Quincy City Hospital
Burrell
Whitwell Street
Dailey
Howard Thayer
Wollaston
William Abbott
Dudley Street
Theopollis Iking
Adams Street
Burrill
Beach Street Loan Company
Monti House
Furnace Street
Woburn
Forest Hills
Gaspare Regtelli
Quincy Hospital
Edwin Bishop
Joseph Bishop
Mrs
Mariana Restelli
Mr. Hardwick
Hilton’s
Hilton
C.O. D
The
Hilton Co
Newark
Broad and
Market Sts
Philadelphia
Chestnut St
New York
Broadway
Uptown
87Th St
Col
Washington Street
Temple Place
Grocer
O’meeffe Inc
Old Country Tea
Golden Brand
Ih. O. K
O. K
Dineer Amfort
Frontier Asthma CO
Niagara and Hudson Sts
Buffalo
NPY
Snow
Thos. Snow & Son
North Market St
R. B. Kramer
Kramer
Ind
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