Lawson Lays Down Muck Rake Takes Up Dreamwold Hay Rake
A Post sleuth finds Thomas W. Lawson at Dreamwold beside his daughter Bunny, raking hay with a big rake. Rumors of kidnapping illness and plots fade as Lawson resumes quiet farm work. The market calms as peace returns.
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Lawson
State Street
Thomas W. Lawson
John B. Moran
Dreamwold
Mr. Lawson
Bunny
Haying
Dreamwold, LD
Lawson Scituate Estate
Tales of Cruelty End at Lyman School for Boys
In Newton on August 1 Judge Kennedy ruled Malcolm L Collins who accused his uncle Daniel Collins of cruelty will serve an indefinite term at the Lyman School for Boys. The boy’s father Thomas Collins of Woonsocket Rhode Island supported the claim and described prior failed placements. The court noted the boy’s stubbornness and accepted the family’s view that the Lyman School is suitable.
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Lyman School
Your Cup of Coffee Sales and Stamp Offers
An old newspaper snippet lists various grocery items and stamp deals. It offers teas from 10c to 70c per pound with different stamp values, spices, pure extracts, and java and mocha blends. It also advertises baking powder and related stamp incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Fun Freaks and Crowds at Winthrop Y C Circus
Winthrop celebrates a circus night by the Winthrop Yacht Club. The crowd fills the tent as clowns, horses, and riders perform while a police incident interrupts John Turner’s act. Fort Banks band provides continuous music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Y. C. Circus
Winthrop Yacht Club
Rescued From Dover Street Bridge Jump
William E Linden of Milford Street jumped from the Dover Street bridge yesterday afternoon. James Gallivan a draw tender rescued him after a lively tussle. Michael McCarthy another draw tender tried to help and nearly lost his life. Linden was taken to City Hospital then to Station 5 and will face a drunkenness charge in court this morning.
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William E. Linden
Milford Street
Dover Street
James Gallivan
Michael McCarthy
Linden
City Hospital
Cambridge man jailed in $25 larceny from friend
W. S. Hall 25 of Harvard and Meller street Cambridge was arrested for allegedly stealing $25 from his college friend Robert P. Stevenson of Philadelphia. Stevenson says Hall kept his suitcase at South station and $25 vanished from a roll of $85 when he returned home. Hall denies the accusation. his bride, a Wellesley girl, is prostrate.
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W. S. Hall
Harvard
Meller Street
Cambridge
Robert P. Stevenson
Philadelphia
Stevenson
South Station
Hall
Wellesley
Bargain Baby and Children's Wear in Deep Discount Sale
An auction style listing offers 13 odd pairs of H and H corsets at 2.00, plus several domestic items including baby gowns, infants dresses, vests, sweaters, hats, and coats with prices ranging from 0.85 to 7.50. Items include infants lace trimmed dresses and mohair coats among other children's apparel.
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Milan
eHegesena
Ejected Children Stir Malden Park Controversy
About 80 West End Civic Service School children were turned away from Pine Banks Park Malden to picnic, then found shelter in Middlesex Fells. School officials demand a public explanation from Malden and Melrose authorities, calling the action outrageous and possibly biased against foreigners.
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West End Civic Service School
Pine Banks Park
Malden
Middlesex Fells
Melrose
William Powers
Davis
Franklin Park
Boston
Catholic Societies Seek Limited Divorce Legislation
The American Federation of Catholic Societies adopts a resolution urging states without divorce laws to permit limited divorce and those with absolute divorce to grant limited divorce on similar grounds. They oppose absolute divorce and call for education, praise the Pennsylvania divorce congress and federal leadership for reform.
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Buffalo
N. Y
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Federation
Pennsylvania
United States
Congress
Miss Nash Injured by Runaway Horse in City Street
Miss Josephine Nash aged 35 of Hotel Eddy South End was severely injured in a runaway horse incident at 6 45 last evening near 1255 Washington Street. The horse hitched to a confectioner's cart bolted after an elevated train and dashed into the crossing woman as she walked.
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Josephine Nash
Hotel Eddy
South End
Washington Street
Advice to join Wage Earners’ Club urged by union
Housesmiths’ Union 59 acted on an AFL political committee communication urging every member to join the Wage Earners’ Club in his city or town to defeat unfriendly candidates and elect those favorable to organized labor. The union planned officer installation at the next meeting and admitted ten applicants.
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Housesmiths’ Union §9
Housesmiths’ Union 59
American Federation of Labor
Car coupling tragedy claims E P Merrill in railroad yards
A late night coupling accident at the N Y N H H railroad yards killed E P Merrill, 30, of Lenox Street Roxbury. His body was carried to Jones' undertaking rooms for burial preparations.
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E. P. Merrill
Lenox Street
Roxbury
N. Y
N. H. & H. Railroad
Jones’ Undertaking Rooms
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Broadway
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Houghton & Dutton
Tremont and
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J. W. Philbrick & Co
Everett. Co
Mass. Ave
Camb
Merchants Legal Stamp CO
Washington St
Winthrop
John Turner
Harry Pease
Charley Rouillard
Frank Hubbard
Walter Belcher
Eugene von Burg
L. W. Churchill
Charles H. James
le Roy W. Stacy
George H. Hall
J. Harry Lombard
Ray E. Bolles
D. Binney Stokes
Hugh Dinny
Carle P. Cubberly
Fort Banks
Chase Bird
Dover ST. Bridge
Chum
Washington and
Winter Streets
Usua
Eton
Lave Messiaials Geek Arama
Ean
Gibson
Knit
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Seeerseere
Seuceann
Aeocenhar
Gepeeeaass
Sens
Philip Davis
Miss Nash
New Haven
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
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