Wounds Wife and Kills Himself in Cambridge
William Mahoney of Cambridge shot his wife Myrtle after hiding weapons in their home at 34 Spring Street East Cambridge. She survived with injuries to the hand and neck, while Mahoney killed himself. Neighbors described habitual drunkenness and quarrels. The wife, after hospital treatment, cared for their two children with assistance from Mrs. White.
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William Mahoney
Cambridge
Myrtle
Mahoney
Richard White
Mrs. White
William
Spring Stret
East Cambridge
Willabe Haskell Dies Noted Yale Man at 75
Willabe Haskell a longtime Yale reading room custodian and emeritus visitor to his office since retirement seven years ago died at his New Haven home at age 75 He was Yale class of 1863 salutatorian Phi Beta Kappa and ranked second in his class
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New Haven
Conn
Willabe Haskell
Yale
Phi Beta Kappa
Haskell
How Brick Met a Jolt by Sewell Ford
Announcement of a forthcoming Post Magazine piece by humorist Sewell Ford titled How Brick Met a Jolt. Indicates it will appear in next Sunday's issue and features the Shorty Mc Cabe story.
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McCabe
Sewell Ford
Post
Brick
Daly Breaks Engagement with Senator Brady
Miss Daly, student at Emerson College of Oratory in Boston, confirmed to a Post reporter she broke her engagement with United States Senator James H. Brady of Idaho. She said the decision was hers and discussed her postgraduate studies after earning her degree three summers ago.
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Alice Lorraine Daly
United States
James H. Brady
Idaho
The
Statesman
Miss Daly
Emerson College of Oratory
Boston
Senator Brady
University of Minnesota
Emerson
Daly and Senator Brady End Engagement After Years
Miss Daly declares the engagement to Senator Brady is broken with no ill feeling between them. She cites not feeling enough for marriage while praising his ideals and conduct. Daly, a Boston student and Emerson alumna with Minnesota ties, remains active in elocution, teaching, and drama.
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Miss Daly
Brady
Emerson College Actor Appears in Much Ado in Brookline
An Emerson College student performed in Much Ado About Nothing at Jordan Hall last night. She has often visited the home of President and Mrs. Southwick in Brookline, remaining a regular presence at official events.
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Antonio
Jordan Hall
Emerson College
Southwick
Brookline
Funeral for Dr Patrick J Timmins of South Boston
The funeral for Dr Patrick J Timmins of South Boston was held at Gate of Heaven Church with many city leaders attending. Requiem mass was led by Rev Robert J Johnson with several clergymen assisting and a large turnout from the United Irish League and associated orders.
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Patrick J. Timmins
South Boston
Gate of Heaven
Robert J. Johnson
Charles Ulrich
Walter J. Lambert
Michael C. Gilbride
St. Augustine’s Church
Mer
George J. Patterson
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
Mgr
William McQuaid
St. James’ Church
John T. Madden
Diocese of
Springfield
Kenney
J. Edward Barry
Cambridge
Duane
Waltham
McLaughlin
Joseph Dpd. Fallon
John T. Bottomley
Dartmouth Student's Son Dies After High School Baseball Collision
Merithew Green, son of Professor Ernest R. Green of Dartmouth College, died after a collision during a high school baseball game in Hanover New Hampshire. A fly ball sparked the crash. he was taken to Mary Hitchcock Hospital where a Boston specialist arrived too late to help.
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Hanover
N. H
Merithew Green
Ernest R. Green
Dartmouth College
Green
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Boston
Carmen and L Road Hold Conference
Representatives of the Boston Street Carmen's Union and the Boston Elevated Railway Company met for a full day to discuss wage increases and new working rules requested by the workers. A second session was scheduled for this afternoon.
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Boston Street Carmen’s Union
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Conference Ends Without Public Statement on Progress
After a 2:15 p m adjournment yesterday both sides reported no public statements on events or progress. Union and Elevated company representatives named James H Vahey Fred Fay Matthew J Higgins Matthias J Neisdale George M Mulvey George O Rourke and Frederick E Snow J L Richards Charles S Sargent Henry L Neal attended the session at Gaston Snow Saltonstall offices in Shawmut Bank building.
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Gaston, Snow & Saltonstall
Boston Elevated Company
Shawmut Bank
James H. Vahey
Fred Fay
Matthew J. Higgins
Matthias J. Neisdale
George M. Mulvey
George O'Rourke
Elevated Company
Frederick E. Snow
J. L. Richards
Charles S. Sargent
Henry L
Federal relief bill seeks 250000 for Panama Pacific group
The committee on federal relations voted to report a bill granting 250000 to the Panama Pacific managers board in Massachusetts. Allocations break 50000 this year 150000 next year and 50000 the following year. Senators McLane and Filbridge reserve dissent seeking 350000. Hathaway of New Bedford leads the report.
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Committee On Federal Relations
Board of Panama-Pacific Managers
Massachusetts
McLane
Fall River
Filbridge
Cape
Hathaway
New Bedford
Horgan
Boston
State Board of Registration In Dentistry
Committee On Public Health
Land Court
Grant War Secrets Revealed by Cipher Operator Beckwith
Captain Beckwith, cipher operator, promises more of General Grant’s war secrets to be published in next Sunday’s Post, signaling further disclosures from the confidential communications channel.
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Grant
Captain Beckwith
Post Office to Open Fourth Class Jobs to Exams
President Wilson orders competitive examinations for all fourth class postmasterships earning $180 or more a year. About 50,000 incumbents now in the classified service must compete. Plan to extend the system to second and third class presidential postmasters within a year. Civil Service Commission to publish rules.
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Washington
Wilson
Burleson
Congress
Taft
Civil Service Commission
Two elaborate pages of interest ing pictures in next Sunday Post
Two beautiful pages of interest ing pictures printed in electro type will be found in next Sunday’s Post. The feature promises vivid visuals and a showcase of photographic art for readers.
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