Reverend John Eills Testifies in Custody Case over Olga
Springfield April 1 Reverend John Eills pastor of the Chicopee Unitarian Church testifies at probate court in a custody dispute with his wife Harriet A. Eills. He describes alleged threats by Harriet and defends notebook writings as imaginary. He recalls visiting their newborn daughter Olga and explains the origin of the name Olga amid cross examination.
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Springfield
John Eills
Chicopee
Bills
Judge Long
Olga
Northampton
Walsh
Mr. Kills
Fills
Olga Nethersole
Russia
Vigilance of Heroes on New England Coast Puissant Lifesaving Record
The revenue cutters Gresham Androscoggin and Acushnet saved 50 vessels and many lives during a brutal four month winter off Massachusetts and nearby coasts. Crew log shows 333 American and 19 foreign vessels aided while ice and storms forced long efforts from Dec 1 to today.
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New England
United States Revenue -Cutters
Gresham
Androscoggin
Acushnet
Revenue Cutter Service
Treasury Department
Boston
Portland
Wood's Hide
Massachusetts
Nantucket Sound
Gloucester
Newfoundland
Bonne Bay
Bay of Islands
S. B. Winram
Wiliam R. Herrick
Pollock Rip
Vineyard Haven
Vineyard Sound
Admiral Dewey
Provincetown
Long Point
Pamet River
Confessed homicide of Dr Helene Knabe details emerge
An imprisoned suspect describes a planned murder of Dr Helene Knabe in Indianapolis before Oct 23, detailing travel to New York and back, the offer of 1500 dollars, and steps to infiltrate the victim’s home. He recalls drinking, a back alley entry, and the fatal knife blow after the victim awoke.
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Nichols
Indianapolis
Portsmouth
Knight
Helene Knabe
C. O. Durham
Knabe
Helene I Knabe
America
Indiana
Delaware Flats
American Medical Association
Dr. Knabe
Delaware
Michigan
Miss McPherson
Grace Blackman
Fast Avenue
New York
Y. M
Dixie
Hampton Is Highley Single Wayburn Says No Worries
In a brief exchange, Hampton is described as single while Wayburn reports Highley saying he has no worries, reflecting casual chatter about personal life during the period.
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Hampton
Highley
Wayburn
Mayor to Honor Mother with Huntington Fountain
Mayor Fitzgerald plans a drinking fountain on Huntington avenue near Francis street to honor his mother Rose Fitzgerald who died 34 years ago. A fountain plan is ready and work will start after the catch basin is removed.
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Fitzgerald
Huntington Avenue
Francis Street
Rose Fitzgerald
Inscription Clash Over City Fountain Plan
Architect John C. Clapp Jr proposed an English inscription for a granite fountain on Huntington Avenue and Francis Street. Mayor John F. Fitzgerald vetoed the line favoring a dedication to his mother Rose Fitzgerald. The fountain, funded by a memorial for the mayor’s father Thomas Fitzgerald, will cost about $2000 and include six bubbling pails and dog troughs. Dr. Freicis H. Rowley offered the site after a talk with Fitzgerald.
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John C. Clapp, Jr
iFtzgerald
John F. Fitzgerald
Rose Fitzgerald
Europe
Freicis H. Rowley
Siegel Standard clothes promise value and fit at $16.50
Boston advertisement promotes Siegel Standard men’s wear from Henry Siegel Co. with all wool fabrics, silk lined worsteds, and free alterations. Suits include navy serges, black velour Thibets, and cardinals in grays and browns, priced at sixteen fifty. Store promises satisfaction and daily value, with Wednesday as a key day.
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Henry Siegel Co
Siegel
Boston
Henry Siegel Company
Essex Street
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James A. Houston Co
Paris Point
Milan
Bonne Bay Cruise
Austria
Thomas Fitzgerald
Easter Oxfords
No. Stall
Paris
Noboka
Evxn Combina
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Taria
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