Widow Plans to Settle Old Prince Albert Suit Debt
Winsted Conn April 6 Last February James McAlpine retired merchant received a letter from a former Connecticut man Langdon now living at College Point near Walla Walla Washington. Langdon recalls making a Prince Albert suit for him about forty years ago and asks to settle the old account. He sent four dollars as partial payment saying the suit never fit and he wishes to settle the balance.
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James McAlpine
Connecticut
Langdon
College Point
Walla Walla
Washington
Michigan
Mr. McAlpine
Mr. Bangdon
Prince Albert
McAlpine
The King of Smokey Slopes in Boston Sunday Post
The Boston Sunday Post will publish Vingie E. Roe's wonderful outdoor story The King of Smokey Slopes as part of its magazine section.
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Smokey Slopes
Vingie E. Roe
Boston Sunday Post
Indictments in Cambridge Case Broad Criminal Sweep
Joseph Bova of Cambridge faces murder indictment for the De Napoli killing on March 26. Other Cambridge suspects include Howard Plummer charged with larceny, John W Scott and George Collins on breaking and entering, Karl Caster and Fred Richards pleading guilty to Lowell store breaks, and 20 additional secret indictments.
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Watson — Street
Cambridge
Middlesex Grand
Antonio de Napoli
Hampshire Street
de Napoli
George Bates
John Owen
New York
Manhattan
Howard Plummer
William L. Thompson
Dunster Hall
Harvard
David J. Egan
Tor
Somerville
Thomas J. Wall
I. Harold ,Angel
Myrtle Walcott
Arlington
William F. Pinkham
Medford
John W. Scott
George Collins
David
M. Lodge
Newton
Arch
Karl Caster
Fred Richards
Lowell
Manchester Mirror Placed Under Receiver by Superior Court
The Manchester Mirror, an evening paper founded in 1840, was placed in receivership today. Deputy Secretary of State Hobart Pillsbury was appointed receiver and has assumed control, with the paper to continue publication.
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Manchester
N. H
Manchester Mirror
Hobart Pillsbury
Wet Day Battle in the House Passes Deportation Bill
Washington April 5 The House after a bitter wet and dry contest passed and sent to the Senate a bill providing deportation of aliens convicted under the Narcotic and Prohibition Enforcement Act.
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Washington
House
Senate
House Debates Deportation Restrictions On Liquor Law Violators
A roll call vote followed rejection of a motion to refer a bill back to the immigration committee with instructions to remove a section allowing deportation of aliens convicted under state liquor law. Republicans Walsh Hill and London clash with Democrats Huddleston Moore Mills over enforcement and hypocrisy amid Volstead Act critique.
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Representative Walsh
Massachusetts
Immigration Committee
Hill
Republican
Maryland
League
Walsh
London
New York
Hmitt
Congress
Huddleston
Alabama
Moore
Virginia
Mills
MacGragor
New England Methodist Conference Opens in Malden
Reports from the 126th annual New England Methodist Conference at Centre Methodist Church Malden highlight rising church membership and prosperity. Bishops McConnell and Hughes spoke. Rev Stuart Best of Malden, 97 soon to be 98, received a sustained ovation as the oldest member present. Officers were elected with Bishop McConnell presiding and A B Tyler of Malden named secretary, aided by Pitman Everett Noon and Thompson Framingham.
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New England
McConnell
A. B. Tyler
Malden
A. A. Pitman
Everett
Alfred Noon
J. West Thompson
Framingham
A. Morrill Osgood
Newburyport
Aec
Clergy Leaders Elected as Officers in Salem Meeting
The Rev. C. W. Jeffras of Salem was elected statistician and the Rev. Wil declined a reappointment, with staff changes noted as part of the church’s annual meeting discussions.
Conference Obituary Notes Hannah Floyd of Winthrop
At the conference yesterday Mrs. Hannah Floyd of Winthrop, aged 92, was reported as believed to be the only living attendee. The notice confirms her age and hometown.
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Hannah Floyd
Winthrop
Massachusetts Woman At 1852 Boston General Conference
A Massachusetts woman who attended the last general conference held in Boston in 1852 is noted in this fragment. The document references her presence and links it to the historic gathering.
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Massachusetts
Boston
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