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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1911

Page

2

Scheib Formally Charged With Killing His Wife

Elizabeth O Grady alias Hugh Allerton Sherman married at seventeen faced questions about her husband s background and actions. Neatly detailing his past as a trolley worker and opportunistic swindler, the report traces how he manipulated his wife to obtain loans and escape suspicion before his arrest on a bad check charge and a pending court appearance.

Lillie Jon Miss Rady Reyes Beye

Sherman Connor O Grady Identifies Man as Daughter's Husband

Springfield man Sherman Connor O Grady identifies Henry A Scheib as his daughter's husband Hugh Allerton Sherman and confirms the photo match. Scheib faces murder charges after his wife Lillian Scheib was found dead in a vacant flat bathtub. He remains in police custody while witnesses are called.

New York Henry A. Scheib Lillian Scheib Scheib Connor O’grady Springfield Mass Hugh Allerton Sherman Sherman O’grady Grady

Woman's Complexion Need Never Grow Old

A travel magazine notes the youthful complexions of women in Baltimore and other cities and promotes magatone lotion mixed with witch hazel. The article claims the treatment is harmless, prevents blemishes and greying, and can make skin appear dainty and fair without paint or powder in all weathers.

English Magazine of Travel Baltimore United States France Japan Orient Mediterranean

Real Estate Want Ad Contact in Main 1383

A Sunday Post Real Estate notice advertises a buyer seeking property listings. The ad directs readers to contact One Main 1383 for arrangements.

The Sunday Post

Aviator James V. Martin Eyes International Air Race Return

Aviator James V. Martin vice president of the Harvard Aeronautical Society arrived in Boston and said if the Aero Club of America wants him to represent the United States in the international trophy race next month in England he will return after this month’s meet to join the American team racing for the world’s top aeronautical prize.

James V. Martin Harvard Aeronautical Society Boston Aero Club of America England

Boston Readies Licenses for Manicurists

Boston health commissioners will require licensing for manicures. Chairman Durgin conveyed the move to staff while Dr. Stack expressed reluctance to take the secretaryship knowing he would oversee the licensed nail polishers. Drs Mahoney and Mullowney said they would defy milk dealers and market vendors but oppose the curbs on medical men in charge of licensing.

Boston Durgin

Aviators Plan Use of New Plane at Waltham Meet

The plane equipped with a Gnome engine and other machines will be used by him and Mrs. Martin at the Waltham meet. They visited Metz Field yesterday and praised its aviation grounds. Mr. Martin, during his England stay, has made sensational flights and is regarded as a top instructor in Graname-White's school. He plans to complete assembly of his machine within days and fly soon.

Mr. Alderman Kinsler Meyer Kinsler Main Street Besse Place Union Trust Company Sherman Rose Benson James V. Martin Metz Waltham New The Aero Club Mr. Martin Charles A. Metz America Atlantic Pacific Mrs. Martin Metz Field England Graname-White

Boston & Eastern Wins Victory on Franchise Bill

The Boston and Eastern Railroad Company secured passage of a bill granting authority to issue exigency certificates by an nearly unanimous vote. Representative Robert Washburn of Worcester opposed briefly, but the measure advances to its third reading as a first real step toward a tunnel under Boston Harbor.

BOSTON @ EASTERN Boston & Eastern R. R. Co Robert Washburn Worcester Boston Harbor

Governor Seeks Expanded Power for Tax Commissioner

Governor Foss asked the Legislature to empower the tax commissioner to conduct thorough inspections and direct local boards of assessors. He argued current pressure on assessors hinders enforcement and improvement of state tax laws.

Foss

Business leaders back Foss income tax plan

A group of manufacturers supported Governor Foss’s tax reform at a hearing on constitutional amendments and taxation. The proposal calls for a state income tax and targeted levies to aid forestry and machinery sectors.

Foss

Bill to register flying machines passes 19 to 17

The bill to provide for the registration of flying machines was victorious by 19 to 17 after an earlier 15 to 15 tied vote on a rising call.

Burglary Suspect Tracked After Stabbing Fight

In Lynn at 60 Whittier Street a burglar surprised Fred Shehay slashed him with a stiletto in a dining room struggle. Shehay and his father Thomas were knocked down as the assailant fled toward the High Rock district with police and 200 volunteers in pursuit before being captured behind a trellis.

Lynn Fred Shehay Whittier Street Benjamin O. Johnson Shehay Johnson Thomas Shehay High Rock

Burglary at 60 Whittier Street Endangers Policeman

A raid on Mrs. Ella Johnson's home is thwarted when burglar Manevitch clashes with Fred Shehay. Manevitch is identified as an alias for a Leverett street resident, 22, not his true name. Shehay sustains 18 stitches after a stiletto attack. police describe other suspects.

Frank Manevitch Leverett Street Boston Manevitch Shehay Ella Johnson Whittier Street Johnson House Mrs. Johnson

Obituary notices and funeral details from Roxbury and Boston

Multiple death notices and funeral announcements across Roxbury Dorchester Roslindale East Boston and Brookline. Names include Margaret Donovan Paul Dunn James Fay Harriet Fraser William Hayes Ett a Innis Wilhelmina Jahn David Leahy Dennis J McCarthy Felix ONeil Helen Peckham James Russell John Strasser John Tansey Marguerite Tanner Charles Webber and organizational entitlements for BPOE and Mission Church services with dates June 2 to June 8 in 1911 Boston area.

Albret Dorchester Philip Albret Folsom Street Allard Hector Allard Amelie Allard Belvidere Street Notre Dame Des Victoiires Quebec Bowles Boston James R. Bowles Chelsea Street Clark Joanna Arthur Clark Washburn Street St. Monica Church Calvary Cemetery Mary Clark Willard Street West End J. D. Fopiano Murphy Elmo Street St. John’s Church Blue Hill Avenue Cosgrove Susan A. Cosgrove Union Park Davis Revere Ella F William H. Davis Thorndike Street West Somerville Winthrop Deehan Waltham Delia Veronica Thomas KE Central Street St. Mary’s Church Neponset Club M. C. O. F. Fraser Roxbury Walnut Avenue Harriet M. Fraser St. Joseph's Church Circuit Street Hayes William Mary Hayes Stamford Street St. Joseph’s Church Chambers Street Newfoundland Innis Roslindale Etta ¥ B Allen M. Innis Cohasset Street Jahn Wilhelmina Frank Jahn Elmwood Street East Ninth Street Church of the Immaculate Conception Harrison Avenue M’carthy Dennis J Emma L. Daily Cambridge Calumet Street Mission Church Holy Cross Cemetery Boston Lodge B. P. O. EB. O’neil Felix O’neil Julia O'Neil Grant Street St. Paul's Church Peckham Helen Holt George W. Peckham General Worker Woman’s American Baptist Home Mission Society First Baptist Church Somerville Amherst Mass Russell East Boston James Catherine Russell Maverick Street Church of the Assumption Strasser John Strasser Brook Avenue Mt. Hope Cemetery Tansey John Ann Tansey New York Tanner Chelsea Marguerite W. Tanner Webber Brookline Charles F. Webber Reservoir Lane

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