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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1914
Page
5
Hans Albrecht Wagner, son of Mrs. Lora M. Wagner a Tottenville teacher, was born at 4:55 AM yesterday at the Jewish Maternity Hospital 270 East Broadway. Mrs. Wagner taught until 3 PM, then went to the hospital at the doctor’s advice arriving at midnight.
Irwin Arnold reports a five pound newborn born to Mrs. Wagner after three weeks of parental stress. Doctors feared the infant would not survive but the baby, Hans, is now sleeping contentedly as Mrs. Wagner joyfully accepts congratulations and contemplates the name Corona Helene.
Bishop Lawrence preached from St Pauls Cathedral urging all citizens to pray for President Wilson and government leaders amid the European war. He linked All Saints Day to better acquainting worshippers with the saints and urged focus beyond material wealth and social status.
Joseph C. Ross an Italian interpreter of 8 Garden Court Street North End says he was robbed of 2900 dollars. He carried the money in a hip pocket wallet and was jostled by several men in Scollay Square yesterday morning, leaving him without the wallet containing a 1000 dollar bill and nineteen 100 dollar bills.
John F. Welch of Dorchester plans a 10 mile per week trek across the continent starting next Thursday from Boston. The 27 year old will depart from the State House or City Hall and aims for San Francisco, with the journey undertaken on a wager.
Charlestown officials vote to handcuff prisoners detained after adjournment to stop further escapes. Two escapes recently prompted this action as authorities seek tighter security and no word has come from the escapees.
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