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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1917

Page

3

Poisoned candy case shocks Lynn as wife linked to mail tampering

Miss Rose J. Hall 30 a housekeeper to Charles Whitney of 33 Norton street is charged with sending a box of poisoned marshmallows to Mrs Theresa Johnson 749A Summer street Lynn in a bid to murder her. Godfrey A Johnson 29 husband of the intended victim was held as a material witness and released on 500 bond. The case proceeds in Lynn District Court with police saying the poison was a metallic substance and would cause instant death.

Rose J. Hall Charles Whitney Norton Street Lynn Theresa Johnson Summer Street Godfrey A. Johnson Lynn District Court Miss Hall

Red Pepper in Miss Irene’s Supper Case

Irene Carroll and her sister Mae exposed a chef at a South End restaurant in Central Court over a violent incident. The chef Martin Stanton allegedly put red pepper in Irene eggs causing her distress and leading to a physical clash witnessed by others. An officer took Stanton into custody.

Irene Carroll Mae Irene South End Central Court Tom Harry Martin Stanton Stanton May

Joint US and British Canadian Recruiting Rallies Begin

United States and British Canadian recruiting authorities join in a New England drive led by Commander John A. Brady at 146 Tremont Street and Captain Kenneth D. Marlett at 44 Bromfield Street. The plan starts in Boston with a navy tent on the Common and continues at the British Canadian Mission with evening rallies at Scollay Square.

United States John A. Brady Navy Tremont Street Kenneth D. Marlett Bromfield Street Boston New England Scollay Square

Hatselden defies authorities over painless baby death case

In Chicago on November 15 Dr Harry J Hatselden defied health commissioner Dr John Dill Robertson by continuing his painless death treatment of baby Paul Hedzima. Supporters argued for legalizing such treatment for defectives while a panel of 17 physicians backed Hatselden’s actions despite potential legal risk.

Chicago Harry J. Hatselden John Dill Robertson Paul Hedzima Haiselden Grand Jury Chicago Police Department

Fight Over Baby Hedzima’s Life Sparks Medical Battle

Dr. Robertson warns of drastic steps to prolong life of a severely ill infant. Dr. Spalding condemns opiate use to end suffering, while 17 of 20 doctors at German-American Hospital support palliative sedation. Police already seized the medicine bottle amid a dispute over medical ethics and potential malpractice.

Robertson Herman Spalding Medical Inspection Bureau Haiselden Hedzima Health Department Solums Aupur Snat Tie Vally

Fire hero rescues boy from blaze in South Boston home

While passing 278 East Ninth Street, Robert Klein saw a front room fire and extinguished it. He heard screams from the back and entered the kitchen to find 7 year old John O'Brien enveloped in flames, whom he also doused before police arrived to remove the child.

East Ninth Street South Boston Robert Klein West Seventh Street John O’brien

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