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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1912

Page

7

Manhunt Ends in Stoneham Assault Arrest

After a night long search in the Middlesex Fells near Spot Pond Stoneham officers arrested Charles W Hacking 19 of Stoneham at daybreak on a charge of assault and battery He allegedly attacked Charles M Walker during a ride to Stoneham square Walker and his wife yelled for help Patrolman J R McLean pursued Hacking who fled and was captured Hacking claimed to be Charles Murphy of Wakefield and will be arraigned in Woburn District Court.

Middlesex Spot Pond Stoneham J. W. McLean J. R. McLean John W. Powers Charles W. Hacking Charles M. Walker Stoneham Square Hacking Walker Fulton Street Middlesex Fells Parkway Walliger Charles Murphy Park Street Wakefield Jiacking Melrose Woburn District Court

Fugitive Faugu rapped by officers at dawn at North Border Road junction

Dirty and bruised fugitive Faugu roused from a swamp hideout near the North Border Road and Fells Parkway. He began toward Stoneham Square when three exhausted officers, who had searched the woods all night, spotted him and arrested him.

Faugu Hacking North Border Road Fells Parkway Stoneham Square

Interesting Events In Workhorse Parade In Boston

The Boston Work horse Parade Association schedules events at Memorial Day parade featuring driving contests for four and six horse teams and a reins free exhibition before the reviewing stand. Dr. P J Cronon oversees the city exhibit with prizes. the fire department has five entries with two medals. Total entries reach 1050, including eight in the old horse class, 67 hucksters, and 82 expressmen.

Boston Fire Department Keogh Hucksters Expressmen

King Frederick VIII Lies In State In Copenhagen Chapel

The coffin of the late King Frederick VIII rests on a gold and white catafalque in Christianborg Chapel in state until the funeral on May 2. Surrounded by silver candelabras and Rosenborg lions, wreaths from all classes cover walls. royal standards cover the coffin. No special ceremony occurs for removal to Roskilde as Danish and foreign royals and officials attend a procession to the cathedral. After a short service the body moves to J[e Frederick V's chapel.

Copenhagen Frederick VIII Christianborg Rosenborg Roskilde Frederick V

Police quell disturbance at Polish Catholic Church

In Bridgeport Connecticut five women including a mother with a baby were arrested after a demonstration at the Polish Catholic Church of the Fol Name during morning service. Police had been stationed there amid ongoing financial disputes. collection plates were overturned and money scattered before services resumed.

Btamford Conn

German noble commits suicide amid romance with Mrs Rosenblatt

Henry Spruck Von Armenthal a German noble and large Oregon Washington Idaho landowner shot himself in a Chicago hotel room. A note blamed drink and lost love for the act and named his Seattle lawyer and older brother as estate executors. Mrs Frances Rosenblatt, longtime New York leather magnate widow, was the object of his affection and engagement.

Chicago Henry Spruck von Armenthal Oregon Washington Idaho Frances Rosenblatt Nelson Morris Packer von Armenthal Seattle Phillip Spruck Baron Samms Sanbegkh von Armenthal Hessen-Garmstadt Germany Los Angeles Walter D. Jones Fiesenblatt Rosenblatt New York Benjamin Rosenblatt Jones

Malden Ex Fire Chief Thomas Hough Seriously Ill

Thomas W. Hough, longtime Malden fire department member and former fire commissioner, is dangerously ill at his home at 64 Linden Avenue. The 71 year old has suffered a general breakdown and complications since last October, and recovery is not expected.

Thomas W. Hough Malden Linden Avenue Mr. Hough

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