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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1901

Page

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Vaccination Day Draws Nearly a Thousand to Pelham Post Station

Nearly 1000 men women and children were vaccinated yesterday from 8 a m to 8 p m at the Post s Free Vaccination Station in the Pelham building 74 Boylston street. Dr Richard R Pettigrew led with Dr Frank Barwell and another Pelham building physician assisting. Three office assistants handled visitors as the day wore on. By 5 pm the line persisted and Pettigrew ordered no more newcomers be seen. Some 50 applicants were asked to return later as the staff offered careful up to date treatment with due attention. The Post Vaccination Station will be continued today.

Pelham Building Boylston Street Richard R. Pettigrew Frank Barwell Kenilworth Avenue Dr. Pettigrew

Missing Girth A Happy Bride Misdirected Cupid

Medford story of Lulu Hogel age eighteen who disappeared with her admirer Ernest Johnson and married the grocery clerk after a hurried civil procedure. The Rev Howard of Melrose Highlands officiated across the street from the Johnsons with parental notice of age verified before the ceremony. The couple married last evening and later spoke of happiness as the Hogels stayed away from the Melrose High lands.

Medford Cupid Lorenzo J. Hogel Melrose Mr. Hogel Lulu Hogel Melrose Highlands Johnson Ernest Henry Howard Hogels Howard Street Hogel

Mysterious women among the Ward 21 witnesses

The Ward 21 caucus fraud trial opened with 13 jurors named for the Superior Criminal Court case. Eight Republican defendants, including former councilmen Winsloe and Newmarch, faced a large crowd as 54 witnesses were sworn, with six mysterious women present and kept unnamed.

Ward 21 John H. Ourish Hobart Street Arthur Connor Weld Hill Street William A. McDougall Central Square Daniel J. Fitzgerald Grant’s Court John J. Kernan Scotia Street Thomas G. Fitzgerald Cross Street John P. Casey Roxbury Superior Criminal Court Hermsart R. Averill Arthur W. Joslin Philip J. Kane Temple A. Winsloe Alfred Newmarch William W. Lord John Rogers John A. Winsloe

Fine Theatre for Society at Weston Opens Soon

Local Weston society crowds discuss a charity vaudeville at H. S. Sears’s new Weston theatre. Subscription access prioritizes selected patrons for Young Men's Social Union funds, with acts by Miss Beatrice Herford and a mysterious debutante dance.

Boston H. S. Sears Weston Lyman W. Gale Young Men's Social Union of Beatrice Herford New York London Paris la Loies Financial District Sears Joseph Chandler

Arrests and deaths sweep across Massachusetts towns

News briefs from Andover Swampscott Lawrence Lexington Fall River South Framingham Plymouth and Plymouth report a series of incidents. Arrests for breaking and entering and larceny. a suicide in Swampscott. an assault charge against Patrolman Murphy linked to a man’s death. a Middlesex hearing on Massachusetts Avenue changes. a body found at Staples Wharf with death ruled self inflicted. Saxonville postmaster Luther Fuller dies at 75. a fire smolders in Brockton and Plymouth street railway coal pocket. police find clothes in the Ferrelli murder case tied to Demitrio Bagni who denies killing.

Andover William Lawler James Tracey John E. White Joseph White James F. Hamilton Lowell Isadore Murphy Patrick Kennedy Maurice Kennedy Elpxington Middlesex County Commissioners Town Hall Massachusetts Avenue Arlington Line Pleasant Street Lexington Fall River Staples Wharf Charles Reagan South Framingham Luther ¥. Fuller Saxonville Plymouth Brockton

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