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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1914

Page

9

Immigrant romance on Laconia ends in Boston marriage

May Whooley and Patrick O'Reagan wed in East Boston days after leaving Queenstown aboard the Cunard Laconia. Immigration pens on Long Wharf officiated by Father McMorrow before the couple pursued work prospects in Lawrence. The pair met mid voyage and surprised officials with their union on deck.

Little God of Cunard Laconia Queenstown Boston May Whooley Patrick O’reagan Church of the Assumption Long Wharf Father McMorrow May O’regan Lawrence O'Regan Patrick O’regan Shure Sor

Harvard student and companion guilty in reckless driving case

Meredith Whitehouse of Cambridge and John Gately of West Newton were found guilty in Waltham court of reckless driving. Each was fined 50 dollars. Whitehouse paid, Gately appealed and was held on 100 dollar bail for the Superior Court. The incident on Central avenue Weston involved a collision that injured Mrs Herbert Newton and her mother Mrs Henry Newton.

Meredith Whitehouse Harvard Dunster Hall Cambridge John Gately River Street West Newton Waltham Court Whitehouse Gately Superior Court Weston Herbert Newton Henry Newton Sudbury Newton

Patrolman Fitzgerald Discharged After Trial Board

Patrolman Edward C. Fitzgerald of the East Dedham street station was dismissed for neglect of duty in a general order issued by Police Commissioner O'Meara. The trial board proceedings involved witnesses against Patrolman Roland P. Green and John T. Flatley, with Fitzgerald’s charges not directly tied to their case. Residents from the South End petitioned on his behalf, arguing he was an excellent officer and a victim of circumstances.

Edward C. Fitzgerald Dedham Street O'Meara Fitzgerald Roland P. Green John T. Flatley Division 5 East Dedham Street South End

Demetrios Sakarikos Fatally Caught in Mill Machinery

In Manchester New Hampshire on June 18 Demetrios Sakarikos 31 of 21 Cedar Street was dragged head first into mill gears when his sleeve was caught in the two cylinder machine at Amoskeag. Over twenty workers had to disassemble the apparatus to recover the body.

Manchester N. H Amoskeag Demetrios Sakarikos Cedar Street Sakarikos

Memorial to Adoniram Judson to feature Rev. Lidward Judson

The memorial events for the Judson centennial at Tremont Temple, in connection with the Northern Baptist convention, will be headlined by Rev. Lidward Judson son of Adoniram Judson. He is expected in Boston soon and will serve as principal speaker at the commemorations honoring his father.

Adoniram Judson First Baptist The Baptist Foreign Mission Judson Northern Baptist Convention Tremont Temple Lidward Judson Memorial Baptist Church of

Missionary Romance Miss Campbell Burker to Wed at Tremont Temple

At the northern Baptist convention in Tremont Temple Boston, Miss Margaret Campbell daughter of Rev George Campbell of Boston and Everett Burker of Washington a Newton Theological Institution student will marry tonight at West Newton. The couple plans to enter the missionary field in the Far East after graduation. Mary Foster maid of honor and delegates attend the wedding.

Northern Baptist Convention Tremont Temple Margaret Campbell George Campbell Boston Everett Burket Washington Newton Theological Institution Robert W. VanKirk West Newton VanKirk J.M. Foster Swanton China Burker Far East Misa Campbell Foster America Burton McMinnville College Oregon Miss Campbell West Newton Miss Foster Mr. Foster Miss Mary Foster Northern Baptist MR. Burket M’minnville College

Blind singer Helen Meson dies from overdose, police say

Oakland officers and the coroner concluded Miss Helen Meson a blind singer died Tuesday night from an accidental overdose of headache medicine after taking a dose judged too large. The case is treated as an accidental death by the authorities.

Oakland Cal Helen Meson

Judge Kennedy of Pittsburg Is Dead

Judge M. Kennedy, longtime Allegheny County common pleas judge and noted Pennsylvania lawyer, was found dead in his bed at home in Pittsburg. He was 81 years old and had served twenty years on the bench.

Pittsburg M. Kennedy Common Pleas Alleghany County Pennsylvania

Shanghaied So Forger Escapes San Quentin

Albert Johansen a Scandinavian sailor was freed today by the United States District Court with the approval of the United States attorney and San Quentin warden after being shanghaied and sent across the Pacific on the Sheridan to San Quentin for a crime unknown to him.

San Francisco Nagasaki Japan Pacific United States Army Sheridan San Quentin Penitentiary Albert Johansen United States District Court United States San Quentin

Suspected substitution tied to Nagasaki forged transfer case

Albert Johansen who was moved to San Quentin as James Rogers by a drugged drink is believed to be part of a substitution scheme. Federal officers suspect Rogers drugged Johansen in Nagasaki, swapped identities, and arranged the transfer to the army transport Sheridan. Rogers, alias Grimes, was then arrested near Nagasaki by Japanese authorities and held as of latest reports from Washington.

San Quentin James Rogers Peter Grimes Shanghai Sheridan Philippines Japan Honolulu Johansen Rogers Nagasaki Robert Dellar San Francisco China Dollar United States Peter A. Rogers Grimes Albert Johansen Washington John W. Preston

Boston Man Retired From Audit Board

Boston man J. E. Emerson was retired as one of three auditors of the International Rubber Stamp Manufacturers Association at its third annual convention in Buffalo New York. Charles Everson of New York was elected president and F A Wakefield of Springfield Mass was re elected first vice president.

Buffalo N. Y J. E. Emerson Boston International Rubber Stamp Manufacturers’ Association Hotel Statler Charles Everson New York F. A. Wakefield Springfield Mass

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