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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1914

Page

3

South End Flat Robbed In Mysterious Break In

Police at East Dedham Street station investigate a break in at 552 Tremont Street near Waltham where Peter and Nicholas Carafellas run a fruit store. A safe was drilled but remains locked. a heavy iron grate was torn from a bath area and placed in the tub. No other entry points are found.

Dedham Street Esafe Tremont Street Waltham John J. Attridge Peter Nicholas Carafellas Nicholas

Walsh Mum On Pearson Row

Governor Walsh refused to discuss militia efficiency with former Adjutant General Gardner W. Pearson who says he warned Walsh before inauguration about militia unpreparedness. Pearson states the governor held the decision to this issue and recently retired under a new adjutant general law.

Walsh Gardner W. Pearson Breckinridge Pearson

Brookline Girl's Carriage Upset Narrow Escape

Miss Emily Bissell of Brookline narrowly escaped serious injury when her two horse carriage was upset at the Harvard and Beacon streets corner. The vehicle, driven by Charles W. Richardson, was struck by an automobile owned by H. T. Edgar of Beacon Street.

Emily Bissell Frederick Bissell Summit Avenue Brookline Harvard and Beacon Streets Charles W. Richardson H. T. Edgar Isle Beacon Street

Benefit arranged for Louis Gold family after tragedy

Plans begin for a benefit to aid the family of Louis Gold a crippled newsboy killed in a street fight. He endured 14 operations for blood poisoning worked 16 hours daily earning about 5 dollars a day and supported a family of nine amid hardship.

Louis Gold

Protestant Church Officials Plan Middlesex County Conference

The Malden Everett Union and the Progressive Union of the Christian Endeavor meet at First Baptist Malden to discuss Middlesex County convention plans. Sermons and lectures fill upcoming civic religious events across East Boston Hyde Park Arlington Charlestown Revere Cambridge Mansfield and Dorchester.

Malden Fixyst Baptist Church Hyde Park Edward Judson Memorial Baptist Church New York City Adoniram Judson Burmah

Airship death of inventor ends in Utica tragedy

Percival Van Ness of Utica and his brother Jesse built a new biplane. At Deerfield race track an ascent ended when the craft flipped and Percival was killed. The brothers, formerly of Bath Maine, had prior aviation experience.

Utica N. Y Percival van Ness van, Ness Jesse Deerfield Percival van Ness Brothers Bath

Harvard Dartmouth Penn In Prize Singing Contest

Harvard, Dartmouth, Colum, and the University of Pennsylvania glee clubs meet in Carnegie Hall New York for an intercollegiate prize singing contest. Each club performs popular and classical songs. the best singing wins a silver cup. The event inaugurates an annual series. Harvard and Dartmouth clubs aided the recent joint concert and depart for New York this morning.

Glee Clubs Harvard Colum Dartmouth University of Pennsylvania Carnegie New York Glee Club Jordan

Socialists Plan to Capture Congress

Chicago, May 8. Vigorous campaigns are to be made in congressional districts by the Socialists. Plans outlined by the party's executive committee call for submission to the national committee, which meets here next week. A renewed protest against a war with Mexico is expected, and resolutions on the Colorado coal miners' strike are anticipated.

Chicago National Committee Mexico Colorado

Stotesbury Named President Of Reading Company

Edward T. Stotesbury of Philadelphia was elected president of the Reading Company, with Theodore Voorhees as president of the railway, and W. J. Richards as president of the coal and iron company. Stotesbury also became chairman of the board of directors, succeeding the late George F. Baer. The move joins five Reading-Jersey Central leaders in key posts after Baer’s era.

Philadelphia Penn Edward T. Stotesbury J. P. Morgan & C Drexel of Bankers of Philadelphia Reading Company Philadelphia & Reading Railway Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company Theodore Voorhees Railway Company W. J. Richards Coal and Iron Company George F. Baer Mr. Stotesbury The Reading-Jersey Central Mr. Baer Jersey Central Railroad W. G. Besler

Lectures for B and A Trainmen on Safety First

The Boston and Albany railroad will have its road employees taught first aid and safety. Dr. M. J. Shields of the American Red Cross will lecture from Red Cross car No 3 on the B A line between May 10 and May 24. The car will stop at Rensselaer Albany Pittsfield Springfield Worcester and Boston inviting industrial plant workers to attend at least one session.

Boston & Albany Railroad M. J. Shields American Red Cross B. & A. Ines Rensselaer Albany N. Y Pittsfield Springfield Worcester Boston Shields

Williams to speak on infant mortality in Huntington Hall

Dr. J Whitridge Williams dean of Johns Hopkins Medical School will be principal speaker at a public meeting under the Women s Municipal League Infant Welfare committee in Huntington Hall on May 18 at 3 pm He will discuss the Prevention of Infant Mortality.

J. Whitridge Williams John Hopkins Medical School Women’s Municipal League Huntington Hall Williams

Manchester Man Missing Since Sunday

Frank Lord aged 53, employed on Dr. George A. Campbell’s farm off North River road in Manchester, has been missing since last Sunday. Police are enlisted as fear grows he may have been foully treated. Adameson’s Balsam advertised in druggists.

Manchester N. EH Frank Lord George A. Campbell North River Road

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B. Light Company Broadway N. Y. City Williams Bros Wolf Kfcs Wolf’s Walit Hanover and Portland Norfolk Acre Faye South End Waltham Street ACO America Maverick Church East Francis Marston Ladies' Auxiliary St. John’s Episcopal Church Arlington James Yeames A. S. Frothingham Philip Hills Central Congregational Church Dorchester Emma F. Ayres M. D Saratoga Springs St. Ann's Episcopal Church Revere Men's Club St. John’s Church Charlestown Armory Club St. Stephen's Church Lynn J. N. Campbell First Baptist Church, Cambridge Charles W. McVey Cambridge Theological School Mansfield Congress Stotesbury Baer Philadelphia Banker Reading Co Son Crusoe N. H Adameson J. Caul MacDonald Salem Mass Scott &Co Washington St Browning, King & Co Gilbert Worsted Co Wale Washington Street Oren Water Street
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