Death notices from the city listings Aug. 13 15 16
Obituaries and funeral notices from Boston area cities list names ages residences and burial plans for Aug 13 through Aug 18. Entries mention Andersen Brainard Brown Cushman Crowley Doherty Duggan Fleming Mahoney Mellen Moran Morgan Murphy Parks Stack Tuxbury White among others with service dates locations St Joseph's St Marys Gate of Heaven and Immaculate Conception churches and church parishes in Mattapan Charlestown Dorchester Revere Somerville Newton Cambridge Roxbury Brighton and Malden.
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St. Joseph's Church
Butters
Revere
Mary E
Simeon F
Agnes Butters
St. Ann’s Episcopal Church
Beacon St
Buxton
Reading
Ellen H
Albert W. Buxton
Kingston St
Cabral
Cambridge
Dorothea
Joseph J
Mary Cabral
Oliver
Hardwick St
Annie BE
Mo Sullivan
John J. Craig
East Newton St
Immaculate Conception Church
Crowley
Mary B
John and Margaret Crowley
Charles St
Chambers St
Mor
East Bastor
Emma J. Cushman
Patcon St
Rees
Doherty
Tyler St
St. James Church
S A. m
Fleming
Boston
Patrick
Catherine Fleming
Ahearn
Second St
Needham
Knough
Ashmont
James M
James J
Catherine Duff Keough
Milton St
St. Gregory’s Church
Renfiem
Relace
Automobile
Livermore Falls
Elma Louise
Malcolm A
M. Louise Knock
Bristol Rd
West Somerville
S. Mahoney
Newton
Mary A
Nashua St
St. Mary's Church
Endicott St
Morgan
Roxbury
John J
Catherine C. Morgan
Reddington
Cedar St
Muller
Somerville
Edward A. Muller
Chester St
Munroe
Brighton
Sarah D
J. Albert Munroe
Foster St
M. Murphy
James J. Murphy
Mary J. Hobbs Murphy
Katherine, Quinn
Eaton
Emerson St
L and
M Sts
Gate of Heaven
Parks
Holy Ghost Hospital
Mildred
Charles Parks
Minnie Wakefield
Brockton
William Corrigan
Walnut Ave
Church of Immaculate Conception
Atzell
South Weymouth
Lewis F. Ratzell
Lewis
Timothy von Catherine RE. Shea
Col
Ege
Stack
Mattapan
Walter J
Richard
Sarah Stack
Turner
Pine Hill Ave
St. Angela's Church
Tuxbury
Willis Tuxbury
Lamartine St
Jamaica Plain
White
Alice A
William B. White
Garfield
St. Peter's Church
Plant estate sued for breach of contract for 200000
Jennie M. Lynch of Onset Mass sues the estate of Commodore Morton F. Plant for 200000 alleging breach of contract Notices have been served on his widow Sarah Mae Plant his son Henry B Plant executors F D C Sullivan George L Shearer and United States Trust Company all of New York as executors of the will in New London Conn August 15
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New London Conn
Commodore Morton F. Plant
Jennie M. Lynch
J. Eastman
Onset
Mass
Sarah Mae Plant
Commodore Plant
Henry B. Plant
F. D. C. Sullivan
George L. Shearer
United States Trust Company
New York
Plant Promises Lifetime Monthly Payments to Jennie Lynch
Plaintiff sues over a 1908 contract in New York in which Morton F. Plant allegedly promised Jennie Lynch monthly payments of 1000 dollars for her lifetime, totaling 12,000 dollars annually, with the agreement dated February 17 1908 and sealed.
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Plant
J. M. F. Plant
Jennie M. Lynch
J. Eastman
Lynch
New York
Morton F. Plant
M. F. Plant
Miss Lynch Sues Plant Estate Over Personal Contract
Aug 15 Miss Jennie M Lynch proprietor of Hotel Onset sues the Plant estate for 200000 alleging a 1908 written contract for personal services and 1000 monthly payments. The suit, seeking jury trial in Bridgeport Superior Court, notes she retains letters and the executors include the widow, the United States Trust Company, De C Sullivan and Shere of Stewart Shere.
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ONSET
Jennie M. Lynch
Hotel
Morton F. Plant
Post
Nathan Washburn
Eeey District Court
Plymouth County
Plant
Bridgeport
Conn
Commodore
Commodore Plant
Miss Lynch
Taunton
New York
Mr. Shere
Stewart & Shere
Wall Street, New York
First 100000 Recruits Secured for Regular Army
General March announced the first 100 000 recruits have been secured for the permanent regular army. More than 68 000 were re enlistees and it is estimated that five of every 100 men discharged from the temporary forces since recruitment began have chosen to rejoin.
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Washington
March
Aviator Husband in Divorce Suit Described as Caveman
Wife files for divorce in Circuit Court describing Captain Santiago Garcia Campuzano of the French army as a violent temperamental husband. She paints a vivid picture of a “caveman” with abysmal views on gender and a marriage filled with “mad dog scenes” and foaming rage.
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Chicago
Santiago Garcia Campuzano
Aviator Husband Accused in Broad Abusive Bill
Mrs. Campuzano, a New York heiress, files in court alleging her aviator husband abused her with violent attacks. She cites incidents from 1918 to 1919 including beatings, elevator assault, a fractured ankle, threats with weapons, and destruction of property. The suit notes her holdings in New York California and Havana and Car Coupling Company dividends.
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Campuzanvu
New York
Hudson River
Train service to return to normal Monday
Officials of the New York New Haven and Hartford and the Boston and Maine railroads announced regular service will be restored on Monday after the strike. The Boston and Albany mostly kept normal service except for some freight embargoes.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
Repairs Delay Regular Rail Service Amid Strike Turbulence
Rail traffic resumption is delayed by worn equipment across three routes and overworked rolling stock. Officials expect full passenger, suburban, and through service by Monday, though Pullman and dining cars may take longer. Freight embargoes are lifted with normal movement likely amid congestion delays. New Haven strikers initially held out but then reversed and planned to return to work with other unions.
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New England
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
United States
Cleveland Railways Insures Against Riot and Civil Commotion
The Cleveland Railways Company has taken out a policy for 10,010,000 dollars against riot and civil commotion. The premium paid was 37,110 dollars. Insurance agents note many large industries are seeking riot and civil commotion coverage.
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Chicago
Cleveland Railways Company
Prince of Wales Wins Hearts of Canadians
The Prince of Wales endears himself to St John and Rothesay crowds during a full day of inspections, speeches, and handshakes. He greets Lt. Gov. Pugsley, Premier Foster, Mayor Hayes, and 26th Battalion members, then visits a military hospital and a memorial unveiling before returning to his ship Dragon.
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Prince of Wales
Hearts of Canadians
Pugsiey
New Brunswick
Walter E. Foster
Robert T. Hayes
St. John
Millikan
Maine
United States
Canada
Duke of Cornwall
York
Edward Christian Andrew Patri¢t
David
Buckingham Palace
Davy
St. John Boys
Windsor
France
Guard of Honor
Prince
Dragon
Royal Marine Band of England
God Save the King
Harlech
King Street
King Square
Royal Prince
Chamberlain
Dominion Police
Pugsley
Lionel Halsey
Débonnair
Barracks Square
Royal
Post Office
William Pugsley
Sjr
Pugsley, Jr
Government House
Rothesay
Duke of Devonshire
Robert Borden
England
Prosecutions Loom Over High Living Cost Hoarding
Officials signal prosecutions if foods were stored to boost prices. The Department of Justice orders Cleveland authorities to probe hoarding as large storage seizures continue. Detroit libels target 10,460,000 eggs and 0,000 pounds of butter held long in storage. Judge Ames vows to force hoarders to disgorge and urges broadened food control laws to cover apparel and containers.
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Cox
Cleveland
Chicago
Department of Justice
Detroit
Bureau of Markets
Ames
House
Palmer
President Standing Pat on Peace Treaty Fight in Senate
President Wilson and Senator Hitchcock clashed over amendments to the League of Nations pact as talks on reservations and interpretation heatedly continue. Lodge proposed four points on reservations including Monroe Doctrine withdrawal and Congress war powers. A White House conference Tuesday was arranged with stenographers and press access to discuss the treaty future.
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Committee On Foreign Relations
Hitchcock
White House
League of Nations
Wilson
Shantung
Germany
League
Senate
McCumber
Kellogg
McNary
Lodge
League Council
Congress
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Wuz Baer
Corvalin
Ev Kine Fearvacs Symphars. Inc
Classified Department
Main
Oston
States
Beach
Graphopone
Columbia Graphophone Company
Sues Plant Estate
Jennie Lynch
Dainties
Plymouth Theatre
Jon
Florence. Moore
Ark S Rhone
Geo. W. Hobart
Melville Gideon
B.C. Hilliam
Henry W. Savage
Tremont Theatre
Klaw & Erlanger
Eves
Smart Wilbur Theatre
Orpheum
Patrick & Otto
June Mills & CO
Knox & Inman
Brown’s Dogs
Vitagraph Comedy
Chas. Ray In
Bil Henry
Norma Jalmauge
Exeter
William
Hart Madge Kennedy
Copley Square
Methurs
Central SQ. Theatre
Hart
Ou Star Vaudeville
Harry Rodgers
Lancaster
William S. Hart
Bessie Love
Mabel” Normand
America
Billie Marian
Bert Weston
Jacey Henricks
Billy Bold
Dorothy Hickey
Rita Townsend
Dancing
Huntington Ave
Hicks
Darktown Jazz
Strachan’s
Harmony Boys
Revere Cycle Track
Madonna
Carman
Goulette—Eaton
Spencer
Tonight
Chas. King & CO
Langford & Fredericks
Arles Irwin Julianne
Belle Sisters
Mosconi Brothers
Waldron
Il Casino
Howard
Pi Hce
Frederick
Ethel Clayton
South Shore
Mayflower Orchestra
Frederic L. Lane
Treas
Gen
Emmy Wehlen
Moran
Charlie Mack
Hallen Goas
Ramsdell & Devo
Flying Colville
Zella Nevada & Co
Drew
Fio Poe
Chas. Ray
Bill Henry
Alige Mann
Vitagraph
Bowdoin Maurage Tourneur
Vausaville
White Heather
Tom Chas
Chaplin
Dustin
Farnans
Uest
Hamilion
Wits Bearwees
Temece
Mary Paty
Condit
Bevere Beach
Aunt Philip
Edw. W. Dixon
Commercial Wharf
Mmeeron
Polit
Braves
ST. Louis
Wright & Ditson
Gloucester
City of
Central Wharf
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