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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1912
Page
2
The Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones defends the Catholic Church at Ford Hall, Chicago, stating there is no danger of Catholic dominance in government and declaring he would rather have a Catholic priest as a political boss than a grafting Protestant.
At a Boston meeting the Rev Dr Fleischer and Charles Wendte labeled Catholicism un American and a threat to the union while Dr Jones urged fair treatment and emphasized the church's role in digesting immigrants. Abdul Baha spoke of universal peace and unity as Alfred W Martin urged democracy in religion.
Four market men from the Boston Meat Market & Provision Company were arrested on charges of shipping uninspected meat to Gomez & Co. in Manchester New Hampshire. The seized goods bore a United States Inspected and Passed label. All four pleaded not guilty and were released on $500 personal recognizance pending May 29 hearing.
A jury in the Superior Civil Court East Cambridge under Judge Morton awarded John P. Guilfoil of Everett 1500 in his suit for 5000 against the city. Guilfoil claimed Morris Flynn drove a pick through his hand while working for the city.
Four year old Sodren Shahrogian died at Hale Hospital after stumbling into a bonfire while playing with friends. His mother was severely burned as she pulled him from the blaze.
Joseph Seng, condemned for the murder of William Lloyd, carried out his execution by self-triggered death trap at the state prison in Rawlins Wyoming on May 24. He walked to the gallows with a restrained smile, pulled the plug on a water bucket, and the released weight triggered the trap.
The Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange executive committee will hold a conference with builders and contractors in Boston at the exchange rooms next Monday May 27 at 2 p m. The aim is to discover how Boston building conditions may be improved. Officers deem current construction conditions serious and call for immediate drastic action by authorities.
Martin MacConnell of Quincy won 4500 from the Bay State street railway in the Norfolk Superior Court civil session in Dedham. Clyde Jl. MacConnell, a minor, was killed by a company car on October 10, 1909.
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