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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
3
Wakefield police failed to locate a December theft bag of jewelry from Maurice A. Albertson the murdered jeweller of Lawrence after hours of digging at Lake Quannapowitt. They suspect a prior confidant or chance finder may have taken the valuables for a reward.
Dr Charles MacDonald head of the American Red Cross hospital at Budapest says on arrival in New York that he required Countess Szechenyi and the two Countesses Zigray and Zichy to leave the hospital. Zigray is daughter of Marcus Daly's widow and Zichy was Miss Mabel Wright of Boston.
Dr. McDonald recalls how three countesses dominated a Budapest Red Cross unit until told their services were unnecessary. He notes a 30 by 11 foot American flag, the Emperor’s praise, and severe conditions as cholera and typhoid threaten the nation. The hospital cared for wounded directly from the front and 200000 cripples faced government lectures on earning a living.
In Philadelphia detectives James Maneeley and Harry Tucker confronting fugitive Jacob B. Miller were shot. Maneeley was killed and Tucker mortally wounded as Miller fled. Miller is wanted in Princeton New Jersey for an outstanding fugitive war rant.
The court martial found one defendant guilty and sentenced him to two years in prison while another named Verges received one year. All other defendants were acquitted.
On Sunday in San Pedro the Pueblo bowler aboard a torpedo boat destroyer of the Pacific Fleet broke all American Bowling Congress records by rolling 711 pins in singles. The previous mark of 705 was set by T Haley of Detroit in 1910.
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