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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1903
Page
7
Shelved in the Street Floor showroom, Jordan Marsh advertises a vast display of foreign novelties and neckwear. Imported silks from Virgo Middleton & Co London, with four in hands squares and ascots among new arrivals. Easter specials highlight broad color ranges and fashionable shapes.
Frank A. Nickerson of North Grafton vanished after leaving home on the 7th of last month. He was found wandering into a Rescue Mission service in Boston, telling a vague tale of leaving his wife and daughter without reason. His wife traveled from Grafton to search, Agnes appealed for help, and a possible Dorchester stableman job offered a lead.
John F. Flannagan was found guilty on two counts for taking and opening letters at the Back Bay post office while employed as a clerk. One count of stealing letters from the branch post office was found not guilty. Sentencing was postponed by Judge Lowell until this afternoon.
The Cottage Park Yacht Club of Winthrop plans equity court action over clubhouse issues after internal strife. Plaintiffs are led by Charles F. Choate Jr. with Tolman et al. and trustees are represented by Bran dei and Dunbar among others.
Samuel McGlinchey, 23, of 50 Henley Street Charlestown, a shoemaker, was arrested in Charlestown by Inspector Wise on a larceny charge for $2050 taken from Thomas F. Byrnes, a former Gloucester police officer. He was arraigned in Boston Municipal Court and remanded with $3000 bail to next Tuesday.
Wallace J. Ross sues J William Buzzell for 500 claiming a 1897 note was obtained by false pretences. The case, in the third Municipal Court session before Judge Sullivan, continues this morning. Ross now substituted for Howard National Bank in the suit.
Miss Emma La Tour who sued Dr Wesley for 780 dollars over a year and a half of wages receives 10 dollars as the verdict from Judge Sullivan in Municipal Court yesterday.
Simeon W. Burns a Leominster post office clerk faced a federal trial yesterday before Judge Lowell of the United States District Court on charges of stealing letters from the mall station. The proceeding began yesterday and continues today with the outcome awaiting.
The Wrights of South Mt Vernon Maine, Elbridge born 1819 and Hannah born 1813, total 172 years, with four children two living. Elbridge a carpenter who enlisted in 1861, served three years, and aged 80 framed a barn for deputy sheriff Hiram Gilman. Readers urged to send photos and sketches of oldest local married couples for a Morris chair reward.
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