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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1916
Page
12
A cluttered ad lists black and white belts, envelope books in Vachette and Morocco, top straps with memo cards, and purses with mirrors and inside frames. Prices range from 1.50 to 3.00, with multiple styles noted.
Dr. G. E. Lothrop becomes sole owner of a major Boston downtown real estate holding. The parcel spans about 20 000 square feet with 75 foot Court street frontage, Bowdoin square reach, Hawkins street access, and Alden court frontage. It includes Bowdoin Square Theatre, an office building, three tenements, and adjacent vacant land used by The Wayfarers Lodge. Attorneys Clarence F. Eldredge and James W. Spring represented the parties.
Paul Garabedian, 21, of 44 Heard Street Chelsea, lost his left hand when caught by a moving belt at the Sterling Company shoe factory on Crescent Street. His arm was lacerated at the elbow and amputated at Frost Hospital. Employee John Fishman pulled him from the machine. Garabedian remains in critical condition.
Israel Popkin of Fall River is listed owing $184 666 to creditors in schedules filed in U S District Court yesterday. His listed assets total about $140 000, with the filing indicating insolvency and pending proceedings.
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Hammond of Hyannis dies at 71 at her niece’s Worcester home 3 Shepard street. Widow of architect John A Hammond she is survived by Ellen Todd Hammond and six other daughters two sons and other relatives. Funeral from 3 Shepard street Worcester Tuesday at 3 pm with burial in Medford.
Irving E. Olmstead of Newtonville pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in the death of Violet Movers, a Winter street manicurist. He lacks counsel and funds, with Harvey H. Pratt assigned to represent him.
An advertisement promises a painless hair removal method using delatone with water, claiming a single application removes hairs on most surfaces. It warns to avoid skin conditions like eczema and ringworm and promotes Resinol as a safe alternative with a Baltimore doctor’s prescription, offered by druggists.
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