25 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1905
Page
1
The dead body of a boy baby was found in a trunk at 37 Hane Street Allston. Margaret J Slattery is under arrest on a murder charge for allegedly strangling the infant shortly after birth on Nov 8.
Miss Slattery, a 20 year old with dark complexion and brown eyes, described as a Southern beauty, is said to have come to Boston from Washington D C years ago. If physically able she will be brought into court this morning to plead to the charge on which she was arrested.
A Democratic convention at Faneuil Hall ended in a riot as rival delegates pressed toward the platform. Police moved in to separate the groups and disperse the crowd, preventing blows though disorder pervaded the hall.
Yale captain asserts unstoppable spirit and victory belief. Harvard claims full effort from all players as both teams prepare for a hard fought game. Both captains stress readiness and fight from start to finish ahead of the clash.
At the Democratic convention a riot broke out and no nominations were made. The Republican gathering failed to reach a consensus and left naming to a committee. Independent Women Voters nominated Charles L. Burrill of Ward 11. The P. S. A. postponed nominations until today.
Gates open at noon at Soldiers Field in Brighton. The game starts at 2 PM and ends around 4 30 PM.
A special wire from the Stadium will provide a detailed board bulletin of the football game at the Washington Street entrance. Fans can read live updates as the action unfolds.
Harvard and Yale face off at 2 pm on Soldiers Field in a high stakes finale to the 1905 season. Tickets fetch premium prices and bets favor Yale 2 to 1 as Cambridge and Boston overflow with fans, flags, and partisan colors amid peak excitement.
Early today a gang blew the Hollis Haberdashery safe at Hollis and Washington streets taking cash jewelry and valuables worth 6000 dollars. Police arrested one young man on suspicion after hearing the blast from Station 4 and the entry was made via a basement transom.
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