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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1911

Page

9

Pickpocket Gang Targets Subways Late Rush Hours

Police issued a general alarm after two thefts in the Boston subway near Scollay and Adams squares. A man reported losing $41 from his bill book and another $74 roll disappeared on a car, with investigators treating the incidents as the work of the same gang active at rush hours and after theater crowds.

Scollay Adams Squares Alexander McInnes Essex Street Revere Court Square

Among the Churches of Greater Boston Show Weekly Activities

The Church of St John the Evangelist Bowdoin street opens patronal week with 8 pm evening song and daily 7 and 9 am masses. Oax Square M E Church Brighton marks completion with pastor reception. Rev D Stewart Smith aided by his mother. Evangelical Alliance meets at Park Street Church next Monday with William Jay Schieffelin chairing the morning program and remarks by Fleming H Revell and Isaac T Headland. The World in Boston prompts missions boards to meet in Boston.

Church of St. John the Evangelist Bowdoin Street Oax Square Methodist Episcopal Church Brighton D. Stewart Smith Ladies’ Aid Society Smith Evangelical Alliance of Greater

Denies Betrothal Claim of Slayer of Children

Miss Margaret McEhlinney a house maid in Alfred Dorr's service at 45 Commonwealth Avenue says she cannot understand how Thomas Hagerty could say she was engaged to him after Hagerty was charged with killing his three children.

Margaret McEhlinney Alfred Dorr Commonwealth Avenue Thomas Hagerty Hagerty

Woman testifies Hagerty never proposed marriage says she refused

Miss McEhlinney details that Tom Hagerty never had a betrothal claim and she rejected him before his job loss. She says his later threats grew from rage over her refusal and his belief she would not care for his children. The piece notes Hagerty’s courtroom calm and a gas lit death scene.

Cambridge man awarded $500 in hotel assault suit

Robert N. Burnes of Cambridge received a $500 verdict from a Superior Civil Court jury in East Cambridge before Judge King. He sued Allen C. Jones of Boston for $5000 damages over injuries from an assault by a hotel employee on June 5, 1909, at the New American House in Boston.

Robert N. Burnes Cambridge East Cambridge King Allen C. Jones Boston Burnes New American House Jones

Henry Miller Buys Rights to The End of the Bridge

Henry Miller hurried to Boston after hearing of The End of the Bridge success at Castle Square He arranged rights to produce it in the United States Miller aims for a season likely in San Francisco before a New York run He plans to star as Dr Garret in the production formerly portrayed by Mr Craig

Castle Square Henry Miller Boston Mr. Miller San Francisco New York Dr. Garret Mr. Craig

Father John's Medicine Promotes Child Health This Spring

Healthgrams urges monitoring children's health as spring arrives and recommends Father John's Medicine as a pure food tonic to gain flesh and strength. It claims the medicine cures colds naturally by strengthening organs and asserts it contains no alcohol or dangerous drugs.

Father John John

Brandreth's Pills Offer Quick Relief and Health Boost

Brandreth's Pills advertised as made from the best materials and prepared with caution. One or two at night pledged to relieve constipation headaches rheumatism and purify the blood to keep users in first class health.

Advertised home beauty remedies promise quick results

A classic ad touts inexpensive, do it yourself formulas for hair and skin care. It claims a thrice varied shampoo, a fine hair tonic, youthful complexion lotion, a weight reducing drink, hair removal paste and other quick fixes with minimal effort and cost.

Rabad

Rev John F Keleher Named New Pastor at St Bernard’s West Newton

The late Rev Lawrence J O Toole s successor is Fr John F Keleher appointed pastor of St Bernard s Church West Newton He is a 1861 born Boston College graduate ordained 1883 He has served at Westfield Charlestown Salem St Joseph s West End and St Margaret Campella and acts as chaplain to Plymouth County AFCS and other groups

Lawrence J. O'Toole St. Bernard's Church West Newton John F. Keleher St. Margaret’s Church Campella Fr. Keleher Woburn Boston College Montreal Westfield Archbishop Williams Charlestown Salem St. Joseph’s Church West End Mgr William Byrne D. D P. R St. Margaret Plymouth County American Federation of Catholic Societies

Women Make Trout Record at West Becket Farm

Berkshire anglers led by Mrs. Samuel Frothingham and Mrs. Delafield set yearly trout records at Uncle Eph Perkins' West Becket stream. Mrs. Frothingham and Mrs. Delafield caught sizable fish weighing 1.5 and 2.25 pounds while 80 year old Uncle Eph claims today’s catch surpassed all previous records. The party from Boston included Mr. and Mrs. Frothingham Mr. Delafield Dr. Haven and George B. Blake. The Lenox group plans another trip to the mountain stream.

Lenox Berkshire Samuel Frothingham Frederick S. Delafield Henry Cecil Haven George B. Blake Boston Eph’ Perkins West Becket Frothingham George von L. Meyer

Lamp Burns Fatal to Bradford Street Woman

Mrs. Ellen Wilson 68 of Bradford Street Everett died after her sleeve caught on a lit kerosene lamp she had just filled. Neighbors aided, a burlap bag finally quenched the flames. She leaves a son G. Wilson and daughter Mrs. J S Cooper.

Ellen Wilson Bradford Street Everett Mrs. Wilson McNeal Box 47 Wilson G. Wilson J. S. Cooper

Mt. Vernon Whist Club Banquet and Theatre Outing

The Dorchester Mt. Vernon Whist Club held its fifth annual banquet at the Hotel Clarendon followed by a Hollis Street Theatre box party. Twenty members attended the dinner and theatre event led by Mrs. William Fitzgerald, Mrs. Thomas D. Rice, and Mrs. John A. Driscoll.

Mt. Vernon Whist Club Dorchester Hotel Clarendon Hollis Street Theatre William Fitzgerald Thomas D. Rice John A. Driscoll

Mann Favored as Pennsylvanian Diocese Bids for Bishop

Episcopal clergy in the diocese of Pennsylvania await the diocesan convention at St Luke and the Epiphany to elect a bishop coadjutor and a bishop suffragan. Rep among candidates centers on Dr Alexander Mann of Trinity Church Boston with support from Massachusetts clergy, though a Pennsylvania candidate could emerge if the contest heats up.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Church of St. Luke Alexander Mann Trinity Church Boston Massachusetts William Lawrence Philip Mercer Rhinelander The Theological School Cambridge Edward §. Rousmaniere St. Paul’s Church Mann

Gifts for Pres Murphy of Forest Hills A A

Charles Murphy president of the Forest Hills Athletic Association received a traveling bag and a diamond pin as he prepared to depart for Washington where he will take a clerical post in the House of Representatives. He is noted in West Roxbury and has been a member of the St. Alphonsus A A of Roxbury. He was surprised at Forest Hills A A rooms by members and friends.

Charles Murphy Forest Hills Athletic Association Washington House of Representatives West Roxbury St. Alphonsus A. A Roxbury Forest Hills

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Greater Boston Boards of Missions Wallace Serge Coats Copenhagen Tom Hagerty Miss McEhlinney Mrs China Walcott Brandreth’s Pills FR. O'Toole PENN Trinity Pres. Murphy A. A James A. Houston Company P. H. Magrane Pres P. E. Magrane Treas Reseda Repp
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