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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1911

Page

2

Beattie in Tears as Father Testifies at Trial

Beattie’s father Henry Clay Beattie Sr testifies about family love and Henry Beattie’s grief after his wife’s murder. He describes close relations with the daughter-in-law, the couple’s happiness, and the son’s apparent distress amid the homicide case. He recalled the son’s faithfulness, his role at the Beattie store, and the night of the tragedy.

Henry Clay Beattie, Sr Henry Beattie Bee Beulah Binford Mr. Beattie Paul Attorney Smith Smith Vyeas Jarrell J. S. Wakefield Mr. Wakefield

Hammond to Promote Road to Irish Coal Belt

The Standard reports John Hays Hammond intends to organize a syndicate to build a light railway linking Castle Comer Plain in Carlow and Kilkenny to North Ireland industrial centers to aid Leinster coal field development.

London The Standard John Hays Hammond Leinster Ireland Castle Comer Plain Carlow Kilkenny

Pointing Revolver Incident Leads to Fine at Charlestown Court

Naval Guard James Swaysuard of the Charlestown navy yard prison was fined $50 in Charlestown District Court for carrying a loaded revolver aimed at three young men. Percy Waugh of Hyde Park testified witnesses saw the guard point the gun on the Charlestown bridge while singing Casey Jones.

James Swaysuard Charlestown Navy Yard Charlestown Percy Waugh Beaver Street Hyde Park Charlestown Bridge Casey Jones

Ward 20 endorses James B. O Connell for Suffolk clerk

At a Democratic ward meeting at the Young Men's Democratic Club Ward 20 voted unanimously to endorse James B. O Connell of Dorchester in the race for clerk of the Suffolk county Superior Criminal Court. O Connell had a talks with President Maynard who denied Manning endorsement and any state formation.

Ward 20 Young Men’s Democratic Club James B. O’connell Dorchester John P. Manning Suffolk County Superior Criminal Court O’connell Maynard Democratic City Committee Manning

Abbott and Austin obituaries and funeral notices

A jumble of obituary notices from August records several deaths and funeral arrangements. Entries mention William G Abbott aged 81 of Roxbury location 284 Bunker Street and Katherine Austin née MacTonial of East Boston with services at Francis de Sales Church Stoneham, plus Anne Stiles G Bent and Emma O Frost among others with funeral or mass details and invited relatives. Additional lines reference Peter F. and Mary etc with addresses in Dorchester and East Somerville.

Abbott Austin East Boston Katherine Augustus Austin Mac Tonal William Francis de Sales Stoneham Roxbury Ellen Sam Burke St. Catherine's Church Hyde Park Anne Martin Connor Kearns John Morgan Oakwood Street Ulem Ller East Somerville Outlier Pleasent Street Emma O Shamuel Frost Ter Ed Mace Silver St Bafordey Somerswo H Maine New Hampshire Sara Re Dorchester Peter F. i Mks St. Patrick's Mt. Benedictt Charlestown Harry la Une St. Mary’s Church yFe Ir Ro Thomas J Annie M. Malone Matthews Chathan Street St. Mary’s .Caure Vercen Street City Hospital Amalia Louis Pothier Nant Street Curtis’ Chapel Dudley Street Forest Hills Cemetery

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