Boston License Applications for Intoxicating Liquor in 1893
Notices from the Boston Board of Police dated April 15 1893 announce applications under Public Statutes Chapter 100 by ISRAL GOLDSTEAN & CO at 68 Encicott Street for bottling fifth class liquor. RF. M. ATWOOD & CO at 17 and 19 Tremont Street for victuallers first class. WILLIAM GRIFFIN & CO at 266 and 258 Friend Street for victuallers first class. EDWARD FITZGERALD & CO at 467 Hanover Street for victuallers first class. Each entry specifies rooms and stock details as required.
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Boston
Apr
ISRAL
Leah Goldstean
Isral Goldstean & CO
Encicott Street
H Boston
Thomas Ryan
Clere
George H. Denver
Michael HW. Curley
George H. Denver & CO
Cambridge Street
Stamford Place
Rufus FL M. Atwood
Francis W. Herrick
RF. M. Atwood & CO
Tremont Street
Wemberton Square
William Griffin
Taylor F. Smith
William Griffin & CO
Friend Street
Edward
Mary J. Fitzgerald
Edward Fitzgerald & Co
Llanover Street
Edward P
William J. Clark
Edward P. Clark & CO
Endicott Street
Endicott ‘Street
George W
Harry M. Joy
George W. Joy & CO
Commercial Street
Albert W. Cushman
Edwin ™. Nash
A. W. Cushman & CO
North Street
Faneuil Hall Square
Thom
Kyan
Mark DI Gennaro
Frank Vesce
Gennaro & Vesce
Koston
Peter T. Connor
Iet
Warrenton
Cork
John N
A. Burton Dearborn
Frost & Dearborn
Pearl Street
Suffolk Club
A. W. Spencer
Beacon Street
Michael H. Curley
Camridge Street
Omidbiog
Hanover Street
Harry E. Sylvester
John W. Welch
J.C. Rickard & CO
Creek Square
Giuseppe Camia
Lorenzo Volcre
Libero Peretti
Camla
Polcri & Peretti
Richmond Streets
Roma
Lorenzo Polcri
Camia
Wtoston
Russell & Howard Marsston
R. Marston & CO
Brattle Street
Rufus Flom
Atwood
F.M. Atwood & Coo
Pemberton Square
Beaton
Ssid
Nahum
George F. Chapin
Chapin, Trull & CO
Central Street
Nathaniel F. Goldsmith
Walter H. Keith
Nathaniel BF. Goldsmith
William C. Ulman
Samuel Q. Cochran & CO
Congress Square
Devonshire Street
Ferdinand
Fanny Peters
F. Peters & CO
Weston
Agg Thomas Ryan
Gustave EF
Jacob Zeigler
G. E. Zeigler & CO
Court Square
Horton
William G
Mary LD. Smith
Josevilm
William G. Hoyt
Smith, Hoyt &O
Lcense
Nok
Franklin Street
Lhomas Ryan
Luther HW
Frederic J. Felton
Felton & Son
Broad Street
William J
Mary D. Smith
Joseph M
Smith, Hoyt & CO
Thomas Kyan
Probate Notice in Stansbury Estate in Massachusetts
Probate Court of Suffolk to heirs and interested parties of Harry Newton Stansbury late of Heston Massachusetts. Hattie C Stansbury prays letters testamentary be issued without sureties. Court set for April 27 1898 at 10am in Boston to show cause. Publication of this citation to appear weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Witness Judge Joan W Mekin and Register Elijah George.
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JOM Monwealth
Massachusetts
Harry Newton Stansbury
Heston
Hattie C. Stansbury
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Post
Joan W. Mekin
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Charles Farren
Nancy Farren
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John W. McKim
Monwea
Dennis Leary
Ellen Leary
Joan W. Mekchim
Squire
Elijah Glorge
Boston Probate Court Notice to Heirs in Marsitall Estate
In Suffolk County Massachusetts the estate of Thomas Marsitall of Boston is discussed as administrator Eugene Burflington seeks license to sell all real estate to pay debts. Heirs and interested parties are summoned to appear April 27, 1898 at 10 a.m. in the Boston Probate Court. The citation will be published weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks. Judge Joan W. McKim presiding. Register Elijah George.
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Massachusetts
Suffolk
Thomas Marsitall
Boston
Said
Eugene Lo. Burflinton
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Probate notices from Boston court on estates of Fuchs Farren and Gage
Massachusetts probate citations announce administration and will probate for Maria Fuchs Emma J Gage Silas G Gage with hearings set for April 1893. Notices require heirs and creditors to appear in Boston Suffolk Court and publish weekly citations in the Boston Post.
Probate citation for Ellen Skiffington estate in Cambridge
The Probate Court of Middlesex announces a petition to grant administration of Ellen Skiffington’s estate to Jabez A. Sawyer. Court to be held in Cambridge on the first Tuesday of May 1893 at nine o clock before noon. Public notice to be published weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks.
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Massachusetts
Middlesex
Ellen Skiffington
Cambridge
Jabez A. Sawyer
Boston Post
Boston
Guerce M. Brooks
Ss. H. Folsom
Massachuwy Setts
Walton
Melrose
A. Selwyn Lynde
Cornhill
Small Town News Promises Relief From Nervous Ailments
Mrs C G Town describes severe nervousness kidney trouble and backache improved after one bottle of Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy leading to restored sight and strength. Mrs B Wilson of Champlain NY shares 20 years of rheumatism relief after two to three bottles noting her husband’s recovery inspired her to advise others to try the remedy.
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Crretre
Dr. Greene
Drugg Srs
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Leiter
Appeals in First Circuit on Patents and Injunctions
In the United States Circuit Court of Appeals First Circuit April 14 the Mary Lymburner P J Hall et al appellants v W W Fickett appellee Nelson J did not sit Resumed and decision reserved JT J Morrison for appellants F Dodge for appellee Gilman Waite appellant v C H Robinson et al appellees An appeal from the Circuit Court for Massachusetts dismissing a bill in equity to enjoin infringing upon a patent granted to William Boscawen and assigned appellant for adjustable seat for chairs The court below found the patent not patentable Heard and decision reserved.
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United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Cort, Putnam
Nelson and Wess
Mary Lymburner
P. J. Hall
W. W. Fickett
Appellee
Nelson
J. Morrison
F. Dodge
Gilman Waite
C. H. Robinson
Appellees
Circuit Court For
Massachusetts
William Boscawen
Indictment Challenged in Opium Smuggling Case
United States district court hears Oliver Mathieu case on April 14. Defendant pleads abatement claiming missing import date. Motion to quash also argued. Judge reserved decision. Assistant U.S. attorney J M Marshall and Galvin Sweeney for the defense.
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United States District Court
Nexson
United States
Oliver Mathieu
J. M. Marshall
United States District Attorney
Galvin & Sweeney
Deendant
Supreme Judicial Court Apr session appeals in probate wills
The court reviews two Suffolk probate matters. Barker executor appeals the decree allowing Bernard Drugan will valued about 10000, jury upheld it. Augustine Airola executor appeals the John P Airola will valued about 2000, trial jurors found no fraud and sustained the will.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Barker
J. Dennis Moran
James Drugan
Probate Court
Bernard Drugan
H. E. Fales
W. Bolster
P. J. Doherty
Augustine Airola
Rosa Solari
John P. Airola
Revere
J. F. Simmons
H. W. James
Boston Superior Court Second Session Docket Report
Suffolk Superior Court notes from April session with multiple cases: John McParland vs Putnam Nail Co for $10000 settled. Fannie Adams vs W A Morse for $661. Deborah Callahan vs City of Boston for $4000 verdict $1700. Bridget ONeal vs John Lang for $760. Annie Gannon vs John F Reynolds for $8000 verdict $500. Delong vs Fitzpatrick $93065 settled. Orrin Kelley vs Willard Torrey for $1000 verdict for defendant. several rail and car tort actions for $50000 each. Zink vs Fennessy breach of contract. equity suit Mulcahy et al. vs Fenwick et al. regarding promissory note and mortgage.
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Jesse Gove
W. A. Morse
Fessenden
Deborah F. Callahan
City of
Boston
Bordman Hall
Robert N. Nason
Bridget O'Neil
John Lang
Ann Shambert
R. Ss. Maher
D. A. Harrington
J. W. Bailey
C. J. Rolfe
BiopGerry
Annie Gannon
John F. Reynolds
KK. O. Achornu
G. R. Swasey
E. R. Delong
G. C. Fitzpatrick
E. B. Hale
Carver & Blodgett
Orrin A. Kelley
Willard Torrey
J. R. Smith
Hosea Kingman
Carlson
West End Street Railroad
Connolly
Same
Rogers
Murray
Hanover Street
T. J. McDonough
M. F. Dickinson
W. B. Sprout
Prince
N.S. Murray
Richardson
Bridget Mulcahy
Joseph B. Fenwick
Bil
Eben Hutchinson
P. M. Keating
W. F. Kimball
Insolvency Proceedings Schedule From Local Court
The record lists multiple meetings for insolvent and creditor cases. Second meetings set for June 2 and May 5. first hearings May 5. second hearings May 5 and 12. adjourned and third meetings to May 1 June 23 July 14 and May 19. discharge granted for David F Boyle and dividend declared in John C Potter case.
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James A. Leslie
Steve & Pierce
Joseph Waxman
John F. Thomas
Wing Lee Alias
Goon Hey You
Willian F. Conley
John Murdock
Henry Poor & Son
Adalbert H. Alien
Oscar K. Goodwin
Henry A. Ballou
Green W. Tayalls
Abram A. Spitz
Aldis O. Hall
Henry L. Bridges
Charles M. Butler
Myer Tirk
Phil
Daniel D. Holt and Sawyer & Co
Royal Assurance Company
Joseph Sheridan
Potter, Lovell Company
William A. Swan
John C. Potter
Boston Lawyer Applicant Seeks Circuit Court Admission
Stephen A. Foster of Boston has applied for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the U S Circuit Court in the District of Massachusetts under court rules. Francis S. Fiske, Commissioner of the U S Circuit Court, notes the filing date of April 18 1893.
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District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Stephen A. Foster
Francis S. Fiske
U. S. Circuit Court
Regal Apaparati Mantle Draws Ten Thousand In Boston
The Apaparati mantle, said to be ordered by the Russian Empress, drew about 10 000 visitors at Jordan Marsh & Co. It is 27 feet long and lined with 2500 ermine skins. The total cost was 200 000 francs with 56 000 for embroidery. It will soon be sent to the World's Fair.
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Russia
Jordan, Marsh & Co
America
Wells Memorial Benefit Association Sees Growth at Annual Meeting
At the Wells Memorial Benefit Association annual gathering the secretary and treasurer reported a flourishing condition with thirty nine new members added for a total of eighty five. Over the past year two hundred twenty dollars were paid to members unable to work due to sickness or accident, with benefits rising to a new high.
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Wells Memorial Benefit Association
Noted English Water Color Connoisseur Tours Boston Display
One of Christy’s renowned London auction figures arrives in Boston to showcase his collection of early English water colorists at Leonard’s nexter sek. The connoisseur is described as a Dickensian character and regarded as a premier living authority on water colors.
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Christy
Chelsea political and social events update from the city
Republicans plan an informal reception for Speaker Barrett at Pythian Rink. Theodore Winthrop Post 35 hosts a progressive whist at Grand Army Hall for Rufus Frost Hospital. A People's party rally convenes at Liberty Hall on Park Street. James J. McCarthy of Winthrop visited. Tomorrow's Unitarian sermon is by Rev Henry Powers. Councilman Sleuman and Council President Putnam are at Fortress Monroe for a week. The Rufus S. Frost Hospital bazaar runs April 22 28 24 25 26 27 at Armory Hall with booths and society help. Funeral for Patrick Sexton at his home at 8:30 this morning. Democrats have no rally plans yet for election eve.
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Barrett
Pythian Rink
Grand Army Hall
Theodore Winthrop
Rufus Frost Hospital
People’s Party
Liberty Hall
Park Street
James J. McCarthy
Winthrop
Unitarian Church
Henry Powers
C. A. Sleuman
E. F. Putnam
Fortress Monroe
Frost Hospital
Armory Hall
Cinges
Patrick Sexton
Cambridge Social Clubs Host Dances And Events
Harugari Hall hosted a fancy dress party by Evoc Social Club while Mrs H B Pettes showcased an exhibition at Union Hall. Otis Club rehearses for a minstrel show at Institute Hall next month and Elm Social Club held its first ball there with large attendance. Mrs J W Kelley announces at home after today at 87 Windsor. A 200-voice cantata The Wreck of the He sPERins is set for Union Hall next Thurs with Y M C A backing and Framingham Lake View Quartet assisting. Cambridge Council 12 Home Circle ends season with a Cambridge Hall dance Monday. Puritan Lodge N F O P held a drive whist last evening. Epworth League Harvard Street M E Church plans a reception for the new pastor next Wed evening. St Omer Lodge K of P marked its anniversary with an orange tea and music. Harvard Bridge
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Evoc
Harugari Hall
H. 8. Pettes
Union Hall
Cambridge
Otis Club
Institute Hall
Elm Social Club
J. W. Kelley
Mary Boyle
T At Home
Windsor Street
Framingham Lake View
Cambridge Council
Home Circle
Cambridge Hall
Puritan Lodge
Epworth League
Harvard Street
M. E
St. Omer Lodge
K. of P
Harvard Brice
Dorchester Activities Include Socials Sports and Meetings
Dorchester hosts an athletics club dance at Music Hall this Thursday evening. The Putnam Relief Association held its annual ball at Cotillion Hall. Pole installation on the Meeting House Hill electric line advances. Lizzie Bailey wins girls prize and Alonzo Collamore wins boys prize in A G Clapp contest. Temperance meeting at St Peter's Church tomorrow evening features Father McGuirk and Father Burns. Central Athletic Club schedules a sociable on April 28. Tennis grounds work proceeds with a May 1 play readiness target. Local residents favor placing a new hall between Dorchester station and Washington street for better patronage.
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Music Hall
Dorchester Athletic Club
Putnam Relief Association
Cotillion Hall
Meeting House Hill
Lizzie Bailey
Alonzo Collamore
A. G. Clapp
St. Peter’s Church
Ebenezer Gay Appointed Assistant Register of Probate
Ebenezer Gay was named assistant register of probate for Suffolk county by Judge McKim to fill the vacancy from John H. Pain’s death. Born in Hingham in 1818, he studied at Harvard Law School and was admitted to the bar in 1842. He practiced in Hingham, moved to Boston in 1851, joined the probate office in 1880, and remains there. He is married, lives in Dorchester, and has four sons including Walter Gay in Paris and Eben Howard Gay and Harry H. Gay, brokers.
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Ebenezer Gay
Suffolk County
McKim
John H. Pain
Gay
Hingham
Harvard Law School
Boston
Mr. Gay
Dorchester
Walter Gay
Paris
France
Eben Howard Gay
Harry H. Gay
Rapid Transit Panel Urges Union Station for North End
The Rapid Transit Committee plans a bill forcing Boston and Maine and Fitchburg railroads to build a union passenger station at the North End per commission recommendations. Railroad Commissioner Sanford addressed the committee Thursday, speaking in strong support.
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Rapid Transit Committee
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
North End
Rapid Transit Commission
Sanford
Popular concert at Steinert Hall features four soloists
At Sunday afternoon three thirty in Steinert Hall, Miss Belle Hunt soprano Mrs Henry Hooper contralto Mr Robert Anderson Stearns baritone and Master William Strong pianist will assist in the program.
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Steinert Hall
Belle Hunt
Henry Hooper
Robert Anderson Stearns
William Strong
Parker Opens New Ladies Garment Parlor on Boylston Street
Parker and Mme Merry have opened a splendid parlor on Boylston street to make up ladies garments in first class style at lowest prices. The venture promises refined workmanship and fashionable designs for patrons in the area.
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Parker
Boylston Street
Mme. Merry
Local Social and Religious Notices From The FerryMan
Last night the Ole Oleson Outing Club ball was held at Lyceum Hall. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Clifford were at the Church of the Holy Redeemer and interment followed in Holy Cross cemetery Malden. A testimonial dance for William Hales is planned for Webster Hall on April 26. Zenith Lodge No. 42 I C C F met at Central Hall. Mrs J Long has returned from Washington. J J Curtis of the second section is ill. T C Kennedy of Lexington street has recovered from pneumonia and is about. Warren H Cudworth Camp 95 8 of V will hold a fancy dress ball at Maverick Hall next Monday. The funeral of Thomas Culliney was held from his home 174 Marion street with representatives of St Vincent de Paul Holy Name and Sacred Heart Church. M E Bethel parlors hosted an informal reception for Rev L B Bates. Tilborettee Council will hold a peace dance Tuesday. A whist party occurred at John McGurns on Bennington street.
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Ole Oleson Outing Club
North End
Lyceum
Central Hall
J. Long
Marion Street
Washington
J. J. Curtis
T. C. Kennedy
Lexington Street
Warren H. Cudworth
Maverick Hall
Thomas Culliney
St. Vincent de Paul and
Holy Name Societies
John McGurn
Bennington Street
Charlestown Social and Civic Notes Briefly Reported
Wholesale discharge of men from the navy yard construction department due to lack of appropriation. Concert by YMCA singing club at Association Hall on April 30. Fife Drum and Bugle Corps at Mystic Hall to fund uniforms. Jolly Old Maids party at Monument Hall. Corey Boat Club dancing at its Medford street boat house. Hartwell Club spring reunion planned for Quincy House. St Francis de Sales Y M C A bazaar draws crowds at Artillery Armory. Seventeenth of June Carnival seeks ideas for parade feature with a $10 prize. Burnham, 15 Union Street, solicits submissions. Bunker Hill.
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Navy Yard
Association Hall
Charlestown Fife
Mystic Hall
Quincy House
St. Francis de Sales Y. M
Oon
JF. KE. Burnham
Union Street
Bunker Hilu
Brighton News Roundup From The Streets And Homes
Thomas F Brophy maps Brighton avenue for a new city surveyor project. Mrs E A Hollis aged 82 hosts a reception at 512 Cambridge street with sisters M A H Wilder and S H Niles in attendance. Quincy Hollis 86 and Warren Hollis 81 attend. William A Wheeler loses a leg in a Lynn train incident. The Cushman estate on Peaceable street sells for 2050 to George Wentworth. John Flynn dies after bowel inflammation. Mrs James Burke ill on Eastburn street.
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Thomas F. Brophy
Shepard Street
Brighton Avenue
Brophy
City Surveyor’s Office
E. A. Hollis
Cambridge Street
Allston
H. H. Niles
Brockton
Mr. Hollis
Wilder
Niles
Quincy Hollis
Warren Hollis
William A. Wheeler
Lynn
Cushman
Peaceable Street
Edward Seates
George Wentworth
John Flynn
James Burke
Eastburn Street
Rev Peter McQueen to Preach First Sermon at Day Street Church
The Rev Peter McQueen will preach his first sermon as pastor of the Day Street Congregational Church next Sunday. The funeral of 8 year old Edgar Lester Bridges of 225 Medford Street will be held tomorrow at 2:30 P.M. from the family home.
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Peter McQueen
Day Street Congregational
Edgar Lester Bridges
Charles H. Bridges
Medford Street
L. V. Bell School
Bacon Hall
William H. McCloskey
Georgie L. North
Ella M. Everton
Harry Bacon
A. H. Carvill
Highland Avenue
Walnut Street
Cresby
Louise J. Price
Paul Revere Lodge
Lawrence
Unity Council
Royal Arcanum
Oxto Powrer House
World's Fair Excursions From Boston In Private Hotel Cars
J W Gore of Boston offers economical World’s Fair trips with six Worcester Excursion Car Co private hotel cars. A two weekly train to Chicago departs Boston under Gore’s supervision and hotel accommodations are secured near the exposition grounds. Early notice advised due to limited sleeping car space during crowd rush.
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J. W. Gore
Boston
Worcester Excursion Car Company
Chicago
Gore
Exposition Grounds
Pneumonia Cause Identified for Boston Hotel Man
The body found on the Boston Hotel steps at Beach street and Harrison avenue was William Lader of 192 Harrison avenue. Autopsy shows pneumonia as the cause with no evidence of foul play.
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Boston Hotel
Beach Street
Harrison Avenue
William Lader
Dynamite for the Alma Sails from Wreck Site
Epacartown April 14. Steaming Fisher's Island arrived today from the wreck of the steam yacht Alva, having come up for dynamite.
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Epacartown
Fisher’s Island
Alva
Who Is to Blame for $1 Gas Fight in Dorchester
In Dorchester a $400 000 Bay State Gas plant stands without building permits. The gas company blames a deceased engineer for not securing a permit while local inspector involvement is questioned. Mayor Matthews promises to investigate amid the broader gas price dispute.
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Bay State Gas Company
Dorchester
Inspector of
Camrell
Bay State Gas People
Matthews
Brookline Gas Dig Plan Faces Hearing Before Board
Arguments heard by the gas commissioners on a Brookline Gas Light Company motion to dismiss an appeal by Boston area gas firms against permission to lay pipes. Attorneys Morse and Burring for Brookline. Greenough for Bay State and Roxbury and Boston city counsel Babson represented Boston.
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Brookline Gas Company
Board of Gas Commissioners
Brookline Gas Light Company
Soston, Roxbury
Bay State Gas Companies
Brookline Company
Carter
Boston
Messrs
R. M. Morse
Albert C. Burrage
Charles P. Greenough
Bay State Companies
Babson
City of
Mary Russell Released After River Suicide Attempts
Mrs. Mary Russell, arrested Thursday night after two attempts to jump into the Charles River, was released yesterday morning. She was under the influence of liquor at the time of arrest, and this caused her to attempt suicide by her own action.
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Mary Russell
Charles River
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