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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1916

Page

5

Mixed fortunes in Barnstable suit over hay and furniture

Captain Louis F. Haskins of the Atricialla sues Chloe E. Tilton of Falmouth for about 3000 tied to furniture and repairs across 20 years of boarding. A tangled dispute spans Taunton and Suffolk equity sessions with claims of rent, a hay sale, and a broken friendship amid yacht life and Jersey City tenants.

Louis F. Haskins Jubilee Yacht Club Beverly Cook Chloe E. Tilton Falmouth Jersey City Massachusetts Haskins Barnstable County Court House Taunton Equity Pemberton Square J. W. Romaine Alice P. Cameron New Bedford W. B. P. Weeks Boston Wareham Atricialla Chloe Captain Haskins Chloe Tilton Romaine Burnett Suffolk County Equity

Prest Appointed to Boston Licensing Board in Tempers Fight

Governor McCall names Prest a liberal ally of Woods, amid shifts at the Excise Board. Baxter says liquor dealers faced blackmail under Walsh. Prest’s reform view pleases temperance and labor groups. Finance Commission to report on fees tied to Secretary Epple and board approvals.

Woods Gow Ranney Prest Dean McCall Walsh Excise Board Charles S. Baxter Arthur G. Davis Fletcher Ranney Licensing Board Executive Council Baxter Engineers’ Club Thomas Dwyer Major Walsh South End Boston Bellevue Boston Finance Commission Louis Epple

Gum Chews Barred on Warships

The Navy bans gum chewing aboard ships with the Kearsarge leading by example. Sailors fling gum overboard after a deck-side order while tobacco use remains more common and cuspidors are kept at ready spots. Spitting over the rail is prohibited and penalties like the old spit-kit are no longer used.

Gayly U. S Kearsarge Maine Sam Navy

Punished Boy Wins In Court In Haverhill Case

In Haverhill Judge John J. Winn ruled for the defendant in the long pending case of Charles Rosengard v George M. Wason. Rosengard sought 300 damages over an incident involving Rosengard’s 10 year old son Hyman tickling the back of a man named Wason on a street car. Wason allegedly seized the boy and forced him forward so he could watch the boy. Evidence suggested a tin whistle remained in the boy’s pocket two years later.

Haverhill John J. Winn District Court Charles Rosengard George M. Wason Rosengard Was Hyman

Personal Conducted Tours with Burlington Lines

An advertisement offers “personally conducted” party trips along the Burlington lines. Conductors ensure comfort and highlight sights from Denver to Salt Lake City via the Pike’s Peak region and Royal Gorge. The note invites inquiries for planning, maps, and reading material, with contact for Alex Stocks at 264 Washington, Boston.

Denver Colorado Springs Pike’s Peak Royal Gorge Scenic Colorado Salt Lake City Burlington Alex Stocks New Fug Washington Boston

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