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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
12
Mrs Catharine Campbell Langlands, Newburyport's oldest resident, died today at age 103 after a long life with her daughter Mrs John F Young. She attended church regularly until her 100th birthday and celebrated her 103rd on May 9, then declined gradually.
In Middlesex Superior Court Judge Bond sentenced James P. Quigley to 12 to 15 years for attacking Mrs Maud Eyes at her mother's Somerville home on Memorial Day. Quigley collapsed in the cage as the decision was read, and his wife reacted with a scream.
Court officers helped 39 year old Quigley leave the cage as he was too weak to walk. He resides at 22 Linwood Street in Somerville with his wife and several children. Ex US Attorney John H. Casey represented him and urged clemency citing his good record and large dependents. He began a sentence at State prison last night, the first three months awaiting designation.
Police identify the arrestee as Terry A. Ball alias Arthur L. Ball, 41, of Winthrop, accused of forging a $860 check in Rochester, buying a car with it, and attempting to resell the vehicle. He faces fugitive from justice charges from another state and forged‑check accusations in this city. Ball was picked up at Castle Square Hotel after Rochester police notified Boston. He is linked to a forged $500 order in the name William Wreoff of Brooklyn. Ball comes from a prominent Worcester family.
Lucvy Robinson, 19, mill worker, drowned when a gasoline tank exploded aboard a pleasure boat on Lake Poontusue near Pittsfield. Edward Boyd, owner of the launch, lit a match after a power failure causing a blinding flash and boat rupture. Three others were endangered.
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