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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
16
El J. Griffen suffered a severe injury at the In wharf power house when a coal car crushed his right foot. The damage required amputation and he was taken to the Relief Hospital for treatment.
Women join the fundraising campaign for Boston University's $400,000 endowment in Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple. Captain Mrs H D Boyd organizes a corps of women and girls to beat prior male efforts. receipts reach $226,222 with $173,778 still to raise in eight days. The largest pledge of $5000 came from H C Groton of Worcester, a board trustee. other teams added $3472.
Edward J. Conroy pleaded guilty to second degree murder for killing his wife Bridget at their South Boston home on January 17. Judge Waite sentenced him to life imprisonment.
A Somerville fire at a two and a half story frame dwelling heavily smoked. Captain Henry Turner of Hose 2 crawled through the blaze to reach Francis Hughes, a sleeping infant on the top floor, and carried him to safety as Patrick Coughlin and others evacuated. The Hughes children guided by 16 year old John Hughes Jr and 14 year old Joseph escaped first.
In New York on June 2 Edmund A Guggenheim son of Senator Simon Guggenheim was fined 100 and given one day in jail for a third automobile law violation. He marries next Monday. He served 35 minutes from 3 15 to 4 00 p m before being released.
A party of nearly 80 British Sunday School delegates arrived in Boston after attending the Washington World's Sunday School convention. They toured city sights including the North Shore to Marblehead Neck and Harvard University, with greetings by local committees. The group attended Tremont Temple services and were welcomed by W. N. Hartshorn and hospitality leaders from London and Ireland.
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