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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1914

Page

6

Man Charged With Hen Larceny After Electric Hen House Trapping

Walter J. Ballou of Medford set a lighted electric device to deter thieves. A suspect, Tony Bogiccio of Boston, was found hiding in Ballou’s hen house with nine Rhode Island Red hens in a bag and was held to the grand jury on larceny charges. He claimed he was starving and admitted taking the birds.

Walter J. Ballou Winthrop Street Medford Rhode Island Ballou Mr. Ballou Bogiccio

Country Churchmen Discuss Federation Topic

The Country Church Conference held two days of sessions in the First Methodist Church on Temple Street. Rev and Hon Thomas Chalmers of Manchester NH spoke on civic government in the morning, with talks on Church Federations and state and national federations in the afternoon and evening.

Country Church Conference Thomas Chalmers Manchester N. H State Senate First Methodist Episcopal Church Temple Street

Old Roxbury Horseman Thomas Trant Dies at 88

Thomas Trant a longtime Roxbury horseman died at his daughter Mrs Walter P Ruisseaus home 46 Waumbeck street Roxbury He was 88 born in Cape Breton moved to Charlestown at 18 served on the Columbus and Java in the navy He later hunted gold in California before returning to Boston and Roxbury where he remained a prominent figure in racing Blackstone Belle his noted horse won 7500 at Mystic Park He retired two years ago selling his string and living with his daughter His wife Miss Anna Cornell died five years ago.

Thomas Trant Franklin Park Walter P. Ruisseau Waumbeck Street Roxbury Mr. Trant Cape Breton Charlestown Navy Columbus Java Old Eliot School Boston California Blackstone Belle Mystic Park Ruisseau Anna Cornell

Foye Addresses Business Problems at Boston University

Elmer Foye vice-president of Old Colony Trust Company spoke to the business organization class at Boston University College of Business Administration on general problems of business organization.

Elmer Foye Old Colony Trust Company Boston University College of Business Administration

Clever Woman Captain Reframes Industry, Sunday Post

Campbell MacCulloch profiles a resourceful female captain shaping a niche industry. Her leadership, innovation, and bold decisions push boundaries, drawing attention to her company and the challenges she overcomes in a male dominated field.

Campbell MacCulloch Next Sunday Post

Talkless Telephone Inventor Seeks Deaf Course in Boston

William E. Shaw, the deaf inventor of the talkless telephone and other devices, and an Edison laboratory assistant, visits Boston urging an electrical course for the deaf at the Horace Mann School.

William E. Shaw West Orange N. J Thomas A. Edison Boston Horace Mann School

Deaf inventor Shaw showcases talkless telephone and aids for deaf

Shaw, a deaf inventor from Lynn, demonstrates the talkless telephone with a keyboard transmitter and light alphabet receiver. He also shows a vibrating pillow alarm clock and bell-less doorbell. Bird assisted patenting. He notes 68,000 deaf in the U.S. and only about 100 schools offering electricity courses. Shaw visits New England schools and will tour Clark School in Northampton.

Shaw Lynn Charles Sumner Bird Walpole Parker House United States College For the Deaf Washington East Orange Deaf and Dumb New England Northampton Clark School

Mission fills cathedral during Passionist program

Thousands attend at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross as the annual mission directed by Passionist Fathers fills the church. Women join services this week with masses at 1, 6, 7 and 9 o'clock and evening talks 7:45. Fathers Valentine Damien Malachy and Basil of Blessed Gabriel Monastery lead.

Father Valentine Father Damien Father Malachy Father Basil Blessed Gabriel's Monastery Brighton

Boys Run Away To Boston From Amesbury

Three Amesbury boys Walter Tine 15 Raymond Cole 14 and John Tisquita 15 left school after hockey to ride a train to Boston spending a dime on doughnuts. Police notified and their parents sent to fetch them as they had 60 cents between them and wanted to return home.

Beverly Boston Walter Tine Walter Raymond Cole John Tisquita West Street Amesbury

Gloucester Harbor Painting Donated to MFA by Mrs Slater

One of the most admired works in the William Morris Hunt room opened yesterday at the Museum of Fine Arts. The Gloucester harbor painting was presented to the Museum by Mrs Horatio N. Slater of Boston.

Gloucester Harbor Museum OF Fine Arts HH. N. Slater Boston Horatio N. Slater

Hunt Gallery at Museum of Fine Arts A Memorial

Mrs Slater funds renovations for Hunt memorial gallery at the Museum of Fine Arts. The space houses Hunt works and other major pieces including The Bathers from the Metropolitan Museum and a Niagara canvas. The gallery also features Pine Woods Magnolia and portraits including Charles Sumner.

Hunt Museum of Fine Arts Hunt Gallery Metropolitan Museum Niagara Church Magnolia Charles Sumner

Malden Battles Tonsillitis and Scarlet Fever Outbreak

Malden reports new tonsillitis cases rising to 600 with a board led health drive to eradicate the illness. Doctors spread across the town treat large caseloads and efforts focus on isolating both diseases amid a concurrent scarlet fever surge.

Malden

Thought Dead He Denies It After 10 Years Absence

George Fr. Mudgett once mourned as dead for a decade writes to his Lynn stepmother claiming he is alive. The 60 year old Pullman conductor left Lynn for Texas with his family, later widowed by events in Chicago and now may affect his father’s $10 000 estate shared among brothers.

George Fr. Mudgett Texas Lynn Chicago Mudgett Jacob D. Mudgett Summer Street

Malden Police Seek Missing Calf Belonging to Lipsky

Malden police search for Samuel Lipsky’s newborn calf that vanished from a covered wagon between Saugus and Malden. The calf was securely tied with no sign of tampering after a trip from Lipsky’s Essex Street home. Local squads comb Holy Cross Cemetery woods but find no trace of the animal.

Samuel Lipsky Saugus Malden Lipsky Essex Street Saugus Centre Broadway Eastern Avenue Holy Cross Cemetery

Miss Sarah Ernst Bride Receives Daffodil Wedding

Sarah Otis Ernst daughter of Mrs George Alexander Otis Ernst of Jamaica Plain and Edwin Hale Abbot Jr son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Hale Abbot of Cambridge were married yesterday afternoon at the Unitarian Church Jamaica Plain The ceremony featured a daffodil wedding with greenery and jonquils The bride a Vincent Club member and Sewing Circle alumna The groom a Harvard Law School graduate Phi Beta Kappa member and clubman They will sail from New York for Italy to spend the spring and will reside in Cambridge

Sarah Otis Ernst George Alexander Otis Ernst Jamaica Plain Edwin Hale Abbot, Jr Edwin Hale Abbot Cambridge Unitarian Church Charles I F. Dole Vincent Club Sewing Circle Harvard Harvard Law School Oakley Country Club Harvard Club Boston Union League Club New York Harold Ernst Eleanor P. Sohier Beacon Street Back Bay Alice T. Davis Bertha Hamilton Baltimore Roger Ernst Edwin Farnum Green Austin Tappan Wright Philip Adams Hugh Satterlee Douglas Maxwell Moffat William Phillips Robeson Street

Malden Autoist McDonald Cleared in Manslaughter Case

John H. McDonald of Malden who was charged in the death of Warren C. Morse on Granville Avenue and Main Street was dismissed in Main District Court yesterday. The case, filed a month earlier, concluded without a conviction.

John H. McDonald Malden Warren C. Morse Granville Avenue Main Street

The Army of Achievement Campaign Aims Youth Participants

The program dubbed The Army of Achievement gathers boys and girls as participants in a school or civic effort. It frames youths as soldiers of progress and personal merit, inviting broad involvement and recognition.

Army of Achievement Sunday Post

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