Yankee's closes out $275000 stock at 91 Summer St
Boston sale of high end clothing from a New York firm features 2400 dress suits 6.85 to 9.85 and 1800 overcoats 2.85 to 8.85 with patterns fresh and guaranteed. Assignee aims to sell for less than costs. sale runs daily until stock sold. The Yankee's 91 Summer St opens evenings for workers.
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Amesbury Names Three Local Officials in Voter and Game Posts
Amesbury on April 23 reports the Selectmen appoint Frank Clement registrar of voters for three years and name F. R. Whitcher and H. F. Chase as game wardens, outlining their new duties and terms of service.
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United Press
Henderson Bros
Clyde
Amesbury
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F. R. Whitcher
H. F. Chase
Middy Suit Fashion for Juvenile Naval Reserve
The season features Middy Suits for small boys with neat toggery that is pretty and becoming. These outfits are well made and affordable in children’s clothing. Visit the Children's Department to view the finery for boys and consider the $3.00 hats on offer.
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Children’s Department
Former Boston Sculptor Daniel Chester French Honored
Daniel Chester French, a renowned sculptor from Boston, has attained a notable honor recognizing his contributions to American sculpture. The accolade highlights his enduring influence on public monuments and national artistic heritage.
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Daniel Chester French
American sculptor wins foreign permission for Washington statue
The first American artist granted permission to erect an outdoor statue in Europe, a George Washington statue costing $20,000, was by Mr. French. Forming the Washington Memorial Association, American women secured Paris authorities’ consent to place the statue on Rue Washington. French, 46, studied in Boston, designed the Minute Men statue at Concord, spent two years in Florence, lived in Concord, Boston, and New York. His Milmore Memorial anchors his notable works in Forest Hills Cemetery.
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Senate orders investigation of Norfolk county commissioners
The Senate adopted a request to appoint a committee to investigate Norfolk county commissioners. Senator Darling stated he acted with his colleague's support and said the inquiry aims to determine whether any dishonesty exists. The House is expected to concur, and the committee may sit during recess and report to the next General Court.
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Norfolk County
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Norfolk
Wyman Will Contested By Relatives In Probate Court
Boston will of T. T. Wyman leaves about twenty five charities and a large cash bequest. Relatives Susan Thompson and Wyman nieces and nephews Samuel and W. C. Wyman challenge the will and codicil dated 1894 and 1885 in Suffolk Probate Court before Judge McKim. Executors are A. F. Estabrook and C. H. Watson with counsel for claimants listed.
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T. T. Wyman
Susan Thompson
Margaret Wyman
Nancy Wyman
Ellen Wyman
Newburyport
Samuel Wyman
Lowell
W. C. Wyman
Brooklyn
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Suffolk
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New England
Home For
Cambridge Hospital
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New England Hospital For Women
Boston Lying-in Hospital
West End Nursery and Infants
Children's Hospital
Huntington Avenue
Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary
Sharon Sanitarium
Sharon
Boston Home For Incurables
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Consumptives' Home
Boston Children’s Aid Society
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Industrial School For Girls
Dorchester
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Boston City Hospital
Ayer Grants Licenses to Several Hotels
Ayer on April 23 announced the Selectmen have granted fiess and fourth class liquor leases to Bartholomew McGrail, proprietor of the Taylor House, and to Mrs. William Moore and Mrs. George Moore, proprietors of the Globe Hotel. The price is $30, the same as the past two years.
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Taylor House
William Moore
George Moore
Globe Hotel
Insolvency Hearing Sets Date for Fuller Case in Ha Cambridge
Creditors of H. A. Fuller of Newton appeared in the Insolvency Court at Ha Cambridge with lawyer Frank Burke presenting a 10 cent on the dollar settlement offer. Debtor filed for insolvency April 2 citing 70000 in unsecured debts and limited assets. Creditors include Webster Cook & Co Boston Boston Furnace Co M B N Ford J F Mullen and others. The hearing was continued to May 7 at 10 o'clock.
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Newton
Cambridge
Lawton
E. R
H. A. Tarbell
Washington Street
Boston
da Stoddard & Kendall
Biglow, Kennard & Co
W. Murtfeldt
Devonshire Street
Bosto
Boston Furnace Company
M B. N. Ford
Dedham
T. J. Sullivan
C. A
Washington Party Members Fish Near Leesburg Preserve
Washington and Cleveland fished today on the preserve of Mr. Henry Harrison near Leesburg about forty miles from Washington. They were accompanied by Secretary Mor and Joseph S. Miller the commissioner of internal revenue.
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Henry Harrison
Leesburg
Mor
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