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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1909

Page

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Mob tries to kill builder in West Quincy attack

June 13 a mob of over 30 Italians ambushed contractor Philip Sullivan on West street in West Quincy. He was stabbed in the back and his brother James was shot while rushing to help. The assailants surrounded the brothers during the attack at about 10 o'clock tonight.

Quincy Philip H. Sullivan James J West Street West Quincy Sullivan Philip Sullivan James Sullivan Philip

Three Italians Arrested After Double Shooting on West Street

Seeing one Sullivan apparently dead after a shooting and another thought disposed of the assailants fled as a crowd gathered. Philip Sullivan was taken to Quincy City Hospital in serious condition. Officers arrested Cesidio Marinio 22 Luigi Marinio 48 and Danoto Rosso 21 at West street locations. James J. Sullivan identified Cesidio Marinio as the shooter. The stabber remains at large, and the three suspects face assault with murderous intent charges.

Sullivans Philip Sullivan Quincy City Hospital James J. Sullivan Cesidio Marinio Luigi Marinio West Street Danoto Rosso

Warvard rowers depart for Thames quarters in New London

Yale coaches plan two weeks of hard practice. Exhibition bout by Champion Johnson at Armory A. A. Tuesday night. Boston Nationals lose 9 to 7 to Chicago Cubs. Boston bowling teams near money at Madison Square. Addie Joss likely to pitch for Cleveland against Boston. Reds beat Giants 2 to 1 in Cincinnati. Quakers defeat Cardinals 10 to 4 in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Quakers St. Louis Cardinals

All Boston Honors Hale Memory At Funeral

A sorrowing crowd of over 2000 attended the funeral of Dr. Edward Everett Hale at South Congregational Church yesterday afternoon. The service, led by simple private rites at his home in the morning, ended with his burial in the family tomb at Forest Hills Cemetery.

ALL Boston Hale Edward Everett Hale South Congregational Church New England Eral Forest Hills Cemetery

Hunt Girl Missing Six Days

Ina V. Pillsbury a 16 year old Girls High School student from 208 West Newton Street has been missing since Tuesday afternoon. Police and friends have made fruitless search efforts. The case is under investigation with inquiries continuing as relatives worry about a possible abduction or elopement.

Ina V. Pillsbury West Newton Street Girls’ High School

Helen Hale Marries Actor William Hodge in New York

Miss Helen Cogswell known on stage as Helen Hale wed actor William Hodge who has appeared in The Man From Home. The couple left New York by automobile for an extended tour after the ceremony.

New York Helen Cogswell Helen Hale William Hodge

Governor's Holding Company Bill Threatens Massachusetts Railroads

A Massachusetts opposition column attacks the Governor's proposed holding company bill as a merger vehicle for the New Haven and Boston & Maine. It warns of monopolistic control, lacks safeguards from earlier Jackson proposals, and urges a Board of Railroad Commissioners review before any passage. Signatories include Elmer J. Bliss and several business leaders urging defeat.

Jackson Chirman Board of Railroad Commissioners Massachusetts New Haven Boston and Maine Massachusetts Board of Railroad Commissioners Dill New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company Massachusetts Railroad Commissioners New York, Ontario & Western New York Central Boston & Albany Boston & Maine Pennsylvania Railroad Commonwealth Committee On Railroads Washburn Board

Kelley Longtime Trainer of Sullivan Dies in Boston

Chicago report says Professor Jim Kelley a veteran boxing manager and trainer died today. Kelley trained with John L. Sullivan in his prime and was born in Boston 48 years ago.

Chicago Jimmy Kelley Kelley John L. Sullivan Boston

Weston Dies While Waiting for Shoes in Wyoming Town

Ed ward Payson Weston died today in Marston near Granger Wyoming while waiting for a pair of new shoes. Local resident Weston had been in Marston when the fatal illness struck. He was 0 and his passing was reported by nearby witnesses.

Granger Wyoming Edward Payson Weston Marston

Laxity at Harvard Charged by Carnegie Fund

The Carnegie Foundation warned Harvard University that the entrance standard must be upheld or the fund for pensioning retiring professors will be withdrawn. The charge asserts Harvard failed to meet the agreement terms.

Carnegie Fund New York Carnegie Foundation Harvard University Harvard

Mothers brave rescue fails as waters claim many lives

Harvest of the waters leaves four drownings and a Gloucester boy missing since Saturday. Medfield man James Brown drowns after cousin Richard Morris attempts a heroic save. Roxbury Frank Pfeiffer drowns at Nahant. A small boat capsizes at India Point and a woman dies with four others rescued. John Lacacos drowns at Salisbury Beach in view of bathers.

Gloucester Medfield James Brown Richard Morris India Point Providence Salisbury Beach John Lacacos

Heroism in Vain Drowns in Charles River

James Brown eighteen is drowned in the Charles River as his cousin Richard Morris makes a desperate rescue attempt. Brown, who could not swim, was canoeing with friends near The Point when his overturned craft left him struggling.

Medfield James Brown Millis Charles River Richard Morris Brown

Forecast for New England and Boston Area

Washington report predicts showers in New England on Monday with clearing later, cooler interior conditions. Tuesday looks fair with southwest winds shifting to northwest. Local temps yesterday ranged from mid fifties to upper sixties across monitored times.

Boston Washington New England

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Builder Gov. Eben Prares We Gs South Cong Ambassador Vanes Bryce Charles W. Ezior The Sunday Post State House Elmer J. Bliss Regal Shoe Co Chas. H. Jones Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Co Fred B. Rice Rice & Hutchins, Inc A. E. Little A. E. Little & Co Franklin McElwain W. H. McElwain Co THOS Weston Country Club Ipswich St Smith Patterson Se Med Roxbury Nahant Frank Pfeiffer Eens Spa Ashington Street Yacht On Club America Great Western Exchange Trust Company Adavise State Street
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