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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1916

Page

4

Boston University Plans Closing Week in Greater Boston

Boston University announces its commencement schedule with events from June 4 to June 7. The baccalaureate at Old South Church features William F. Warren. Tremont Temple hosts the main exercises with Arthur Prentice Rugg as speaker. University Convocation, law and arts class days, and the Pops night at Symphony Hall close the week.

Old South Church William F. Warren School of Medicine School of Law College of Liberal Arts School of Theology Tremont Temple Arthur Prentice Rugg Jacob Sleeper Boston University Symphony Fall

Tickets to the North Pacific Coast That Fit Your Pocketbook

An advertisement by Alex Stocks promotes affordable trips to the North Pacific Coast via Burlington Route. It promises economical timing and money, highlights parks cities resorts and hotel accommodations, and offers personalized trip planning with maps pictures and reading material. Contact Boston agent at 264 Washington St. for details.

North Pacific Coast Arccommodations Burlington West Alex. Stocks New England Pass Agt Washington St Boston

Second Degree Verdict In Murder Case At Suffolk Superior Court

In a Suffolk Superior Court decision Frank J. Tracey and Delevan J. Rogers were found guilty of second degree murder in the slaying of Samuel Cohen, a South End junk man, whose body was buried in a cellar at 116 West Springfield Street. The verdict was returned after the jury deliberated from 4:20 to 6:44 p.m. with the foreman declaring guilty in the second degree.

Suffolk Superior Court Frank J. Tracey Delevan J. Rogers Samuel Cohen South End West Springfield Street

Fire damages Cherbourg gun works branch

A fire partially destroyed the Cherbourg branch of the Creusot gun works late last night. No injuries are reported and authorities investigate the blaze.

Cherbourg Paris Creusot

Edward J. Lord Celebrates 25th Police Court Anniversary

Edward J. Lord, first assistant clerk of the Police Court, yesterday celebrated his 25th anniversary as an employee of the court. He was congratulated by judges, attorneys, clerks and court officers.

Edward J. Lord

Miss Crabtree Sells Hotel Brewster to East Boston Merchant

Miss Lotta Crabtree has sold the Hotel Brewster to John H. Lane of East Boston and will leave the hotel residence to reside in Marblehead. Lane will run the business with his son Frank H. Lane and J. A. McDonald, former manager of the Nottingham and the Jenox.

Miss Lotta Crabtree Brewster John H. Lane East Boston

Miss Elizabeth Toomey Wed John Mackin in Roxbury

Miss Elizabeth A. Toomey daughter of Cornelius J and the late Margaret Toomey Roxbury and formerly of South Boston married John Mackin at St Josephs Roxbury after a high mass The ceremony officiated by Mer Splaine The bride wore white with orchids and a large white picture hat The maid of honor was Miss Margaret R Toomey best man was James Mackin Reception at the vestibule followed by a wedding breakfast at Copley Plaza They plan a honeymoon in Detroit visiting a sister of the bridegroom Notre Dame seminarian relatives noted from New York and Boston

Elizabeth A. Toomey Cornelius J Margaret Toomey Roxbury South Boston St. Joseph's Church John Mackin Mgr. Splaine New York John T. Logan John Toomey Esther Carter Jeremiah Mackin Thomas Mackin Cecelia Bowen Margaret, Teresa Alice Mackin Copley Plaza Detroit Mother Peysetta Sisters of Charity

St Johnsbury Man Killed in France War Front

Corporal Trevor P. Jones a 30 year old native of Wales and former draftsman at the Fairbanks scale factory was killed in action in the trenches of France. He went overseas with the Twenty fourth Canadian Battalion from Montreal about a year ago and the death notice was received at the Fairbanks office today.

ST. Johnsbury Trevor P. Jones Fairbanks Scale France Fairbanks Jones Wales Montreal

Laura De Pesa Clears Marsh Tragedy Near Oak Island

Police recovered 13 year old Laura De Pesa's body beside RB and M tracks after an apparent suicide attempt in a marsh near Oak Island. A state attorney witnessed her wading into the water and described her running toward the railroad as he stopped. Medical Examiner Magrath ruled death by train impact with no foul play. The girl, identified by brothers, left 20 Oxford Street after Sunday school. family questions accident rather than self harm.

State Street Laura de Pesa Oak Island Revere Magrath Laura Oxford Street

Boy Killed Under Train in Wellesley Incident

A 17 year old Allston resident Joseph Moore died after being hit by a freight train on the Rockland street bridge near the Boston and Albany line in Wellesley. Authorities report a rising practice of freight hopping by local youths, prompting a joint police push to curb the danger.

Rockland Street Boston & Albany Wellesley Joseph Moore Cambridge Street Allston Moore William Alden

No Cross Infection Found at Brookline Hospital

The Brookline Board of Selectmen report found no cross infection or faulty isolation at Brookline Contagious Hospital during December and January. The investigation concluded there were no lapses in hospital procedures in those months.

Brookline

Franks 40 Years a Police Officer Celebrates

Chief Charles H. Franks of the Lexington police marked the 40th anniversary of his first appointment. His only celebration was an automobile ride with his wife, his son's wife, Mrs. Paul Franks, and her three children through Arlington, Cambridge and nearby towns. He said he never felt better, and will be years old in June.

Charles H. Franks Lexington Paul Franks Arlington Cambridge

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