Sues Sister for Twelve Thousand Dollars
Martha J. Carter sues her sister Amelia O. Breed and Dillwyn Breed for 12000 claiming a contract to “suitably support and maintain” Carter for life. She says she paid 7500 on June 2, 1906, and that Breed bound herself to provide food, clothes, nursing, and care in Carter’s home. Breed declines to discuss the case. Dillwyn Breed is noted as husband of Amelia and a First Field Battery guide bearer.
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Manchester
N. H
Martha J. Carter
Amelia O. Breed
Dillwyn Breed
Fort Hill Bridge Named By Boston Official
Superintendent Patrick F. McDonald of the city bridges christened the Northern avenue span as Fort Hill to honor the historic district once beloved by Boston’s elderly residents. He then chose Cove Street Bridge for Atlantic Avenue and said readers of the Post will decide popularity amid busy municipal officials.
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Fort Hill Bridge
South Station
Fort Hill
Boston
Northern Avenue
Patrick F. McDonald
Old
Nahant
Boylston School Association
McDonald
Old Hill
Atlantic Avenue
Cove Street
South Boston
Bridge naming contest grows in Boston Cambridge area
Letters pour in from residents and groups proposing names for the Charles River bridge between Boston and Cambridge. Warren Longfellow Union Eliot lead, with recommendations from Cambridge Boy's Club, Concord residents, and others urging names honoring figures like Paul Revere Warren and even calls for Commonwealth or Old Home Week naming.
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Post
Camp Thoreau
Lake Walden
Concord
Mass
Boston
Cambridge
Longfellow Bridge
Max H. Newman
David M. Blank
M. D
Philip Schriftgiesser
Milk Price Rise Possible in Boston, Says Whiting
Boston milk trade leaders say no price increase before October first though an uptick is likely. David Whiting & Sons deny a milk trust, citing supply demand, dry summer, and higher costs for cattle care as drivers of any future rise. Health inspectors note 4000 daily deliveries, high quality milk, and potential need for higher prices to reward producers.
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George Whiting
David Whiting & Sons
Post
Boston
Milk Trust
Whiting
Milk Inspection Department
James O. Jordan
Advice on Love and Elopement From Dear Miss Champagne
A young woman asks about eloping with a 22 year old fiancé against her parents wishes. The columnist advises against elopement, urges disclosure of parents concerns, and stresses that parental objections reflect real stakes. She warns that continued contact risks social ruin and favors preserving reputation and future family stability.
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Miss Champagne
Louisville
I Would Leave My Job to End an Affair
A young woman writes seeking advice about loving a married coworker with three children. She plans to act upright and honest, but asks what she should do if she were in her place. The responder suggests quitting her job to create distance and protect all involved.
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Miss Champagne
Young Ant
J. J
Bear Visits Roosevelt in Sagamore Hill Woods
A bear, unclaimed, took shelter in Sagamore Hill woods and wandered onto President Roosevelt's residence. Secret Service formed a hunting party of dogs and stablemen. the pursuit ran from 3 to 6 PM, but the bear escaped. Tracks remain the only solid evidence of the incident.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Japanese Seals to Be Stopped by U S Cruiser
San Francisco Aug 12 Private advices say the cruiser Buffalo left the navy yard two weeks ago and steamed away last week under telegraphic orders from Washington to protect Pribiloff Island interests from persistent Japanese depredations in seal poaching efforts by late.
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San Francisco
Cal
Buffalo
Navy Yard
Washington
Pribiloff Island
Mayor to Name Five for New Appeal Board
Mayor Fitzgerald considers forming a five member Board of Appeal next Monday night replacing the old three member body. Nominations will come from the Boston Real Estate and Auction Board, the Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange, the Boston Society of Architects, the Boston Society of Engineers, the Master Builders Association, and the Contractors and Builders Association. One candidate from Building Trades Council will be chosen, with the Mayor selecting the fifth member. A separate note identifies a railway mail badge and impersonation case with $500 bail set for Aug 15 appearances.
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Fitzgerald
Board of Aldermen
Boston Real Estate and Auction Board
The
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Boston Society of Architects
Boston Society of Engineers
Master Builders’ Association
Contractors’ and Builders’ Association
Building Trades Council
Man Back Under Arrest After Prison Release
Dee aean Harry Terry, freshly freed from a 15 month larceny sentence, was brought to Boston area authorities yesterday from Concord after the release from jail. Officials note prior criminal history and ongoing case proceedings.
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Harry Terry
Boston & Maine Railroad
Concord
Gall Stones Relief Boosted by Appendixine Miracle
Mrs Patrick Moore of Paterson New Jersey credits Appendixine with ending her years of gall stones agony and a near life threatening operation. She reports rapid recovery and urges others to try the liver remedy. Priced at one dollar per bottle with prospectus booklets available from Appendixine Co. in New York and Jaynes Drug Co. in Boston.
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Patrick Moore
Barclay St
Paterson
N. J
Appendixine Co
West 70Th St
New York
Jaynes Drug Co
Boston
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Topas
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M’donald
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Falitor
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Arthur Nunan
Paul Revere
Middlesex
P. Howard
Andover
Warren
Bunker Hill
Pawtucket
Robert Arnold
West Warren Bridge
General Warren
H. E. Carey
Charlestown
Commonwealth Bridge
Carl Smith
West Seventh Street
South
Charles
Mary Shefier
Columbus Avenue
Twin Cities
Roger Wolcott
Myron
By Waldo Pondray Warren
Mildred Champagne
Furniture Department
Vpejo
Aloha
Chiffonnier
Music Cabinet
Mammoth
Cei
Ictmaikadly
Jang Ovavviaved
Madras
Lace
Mattres
Oe - Axminster
Bae
Orien
Deas
Port Real
China
Asoc
U. S
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United States
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