Poisonous Ice Cream Dealer Faces Suitin Newburyport
Three suits of 100 each were filed in Salem against Johnny Canepa doing business as Johnny & Co for selling poisonous ice cream to Salisbury Beach visitors. Complainants are R. J. Ellery and Misses Letto and Ella B. Laywood of Newburyport. Ex Mayor Gurney and others inspected Newburyport plants and found them clean. All victims are recovering.
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Newburyport
Register of Deeds
Salem
Johnny Canepa
Johnny & Co
Salisbury Beach
R. J. Ellery
Letto
Ella B. Laywood
Gurney
Charles W. Page
Thurston
Board of Health
Funeral for C. H. Cole Held in Hingham Home
The funeral for Charles H. Cole former president of Globe National Bank of Boston was conducted at the Cole residence in Hingham with services led by the Reverend Charles E. Park. Attending were former business associates and family members including Charles H. Cole Jr and George Cole. Lieutenant Edward Cole U S M C was aboard the U S S Yankee at San Domingo.
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Charles H. Cole
Globe National Bank of Boston
Cole
Otis Street
Hingham
J. Alfred Mitchell
Boston
Benjamin F. Meservey
Mr. Cole
Charles E. Park
New North Fan
Charles H. Cole, Jr
George Cole
Edward Cole
U. S.S. Yankee
San Domingo
ForreSTALL Faces Involuntary Bankruptcy Proceeding
An involuntary bankruptcy was filed in U S District Court against George L Forrestall a Newton man by Francis F and George H Snow of Malden and Charles T Forrestall of Everett. Creditors claim 5684 due to misappropriated funds held in a judiciary or trustee role.
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G. L. Forrestall
United States District Court
George L. Forrestall
Newton
Francis F
George H. Snow
Malden
Charles T. Forrestall
Everett
Jorrestall
British Veterans to Invade Canada for Ottawa Visit
This evening at 7 30 the British Naval and Military Veterans of Massachusetts will entrain at North station for Ottawa to visit the Forty third Regiment Duke of Cornwall's Own Rifles. The Boston Fall River and Providence contingents join en route with plans for church parade in Ottawa and entertainments in Montreal after a three day stay.
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Massachusetts
Ottawa
Can
Duke of Cornwall’s Own Rifles
Fortythird
Beaconsfield
Rogers
Oakes
Boston
Canada
Tingent
Fall River
Providence
J. R. Smith
North Station
North Adams
Montreal
Mayor Heads Redberries on Old Orchard Outing
Massachusetts city leaders led by Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston and Mayor Casey of Lowell join the Redberry Club for its 16th annual Pine Point clam bake and baseball outing. Boston wins 8 to 7. several events honor officials and the crowd includes many notable local figures.
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Old Orchard
Boston
Lowell
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Fitzgerald
Casey
Redberry Club
Pine Point
Mayor Casey
P. J. Kennedy
John J. Feneno
Ward 19
Mike’ Norris
M. J. Mitchell
Richard Field
Garrett W. Scollard
Charles H. Slattery
James H. Doyle
Edward Fitzgerald
Henry Fitzgerald
P. Henry Bradley
Edward Foye
John J. Hoar
John J. Leahy
Dennis J. Hern
Edward Nelligan
Daniel Sullivan
Richard Carter
Joseph Murphy
The
Republic
Beth
James M. Porter
P. Welch
Berwin
Cauley and
Bromberg
Joseph Holleran
Charles Warren
Frank Doherty
Feneno
Carroll
J. J. O’callaghan
Josephine
Mary
Bessie Sullivan
Dorchester
Frank Mulligan
William Gilligan
Mary Doyle
James F. Foley
George Fitzgerald
Lucy
Mary Herrick
Jia Donnelly
May Gorman
Pauline Robinson
Eliza Robinson
Murphy
New Bedford
Madeline Devine
John J. Cadigan
Lighthouse chief to change September 5
Commander E E Wright of the United States Lighthouse Service will relieve Commander W A Marshall, now promoted to captain, and assume duties in the second lighthouse district around September 15.
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E. E. Wright
W. A. Marshall
Cut In Two By Wheels At East Somerville Yard
About 7 45 last evening George Kelly 29 a brake man at the East Somerville yard fell between two cars the tracks of one passing over his body and cutting it in halves. He lived at 12 Union street Somerville and his nearest relative is Annie Kelly of 41 Winslow avenue Everett.
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George Kelly
East Somerville
Kelly
Union Street
Somerville
Annie Kelly
Winslow Avenue
Everett
Rebecca S. Clark Sophie May Dies at Norridgewock
Rebecca S. Clark known as Sophie May author of 31 children's books died at her Norridgewock home after months of frail health. Born February 22, 1833, she created the Little Prudy Dolly Dimple Flyaway Flaxie Frizzle and Quinnebasset series. Her works sold in the hundreds of thousands and some were translated into French and German. She began writing daily around 8 or 9 in the morning until noon.
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Skowhegan
Rebecca S. Clark
Sophie May
Norridgewock
Miss Clark
Dolly Dimple
Quinnebasset
Helen
Old Soldier Kills Self at Chelsea Soldiers' Home
William H. Packard aged 79, a veteran of Company F Eighth Massachusetts Volunteers, inmate at the Chelsea Soldiers' Home, killed himself yesterday morning by cutting his neck with a razor and leaping from a bathroom window to a concrete walk about 30 feet below. He had been in poor health for months.
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William H. Packard
Eighth
Massachusetts Volunteers
Chelsea
Packard
Enterprise Arrives at Algiers. crew Reported Well
Commodore William F. Low U S N forwards a cablegram announcing the Enterprise has reached Algiers today. All hands on board are reported to be well.
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Massachusetts Nautical Training School
William F. Low
Enterprise
Algiers
Disinfectant fight stirs Boston business row
Worcester August 17 Representative James H Mellen defends the Miracle Disinfectant claim against detractors saying the product is valuable and worth its price He warns of possible trouble over a split with Hugh O Rourke and notes the firm plans to push stock to Navy and government buyers
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Worcester
James H. Mellen
Boston
Mellen
Navy
Reeston
Richard W. Amos
Hugh O’rourke
Miracle Disinfectant Company
Representa
Tive James Mellen
Amos Chemical Company
Maine
133
Summer Street
Vernon Square
O’rourke
O'Rourke
Amos
Cambridge Girl Weds Her Chinese Suitor
The Cambridge family arranged the marriage of 17 year old Mabel Williams to Yee Gow Tee a Chinese laundryman and grocer in Providence Rhode Island after prior trouble with the suitor. The mother said the decision ended disputes and the couple wed with Mabel’s parents present. The ceremony followed an assault case in which Yee Gow Tee faced the Superior Court and was closely watched.
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Mabel
Yee Gow Tee
Oscar Williams
Cambridge
Providence
R. I
Celestial
Mrs. Williams
Mabel Williams
Providence, R. I
Immigrant of 60 Here to Marry Her Old Lover
Louise Goldthorpe aged 60 arrives aboard the Cunard Saxonia from Liverpool and Queenstown. Detained at Longwharf she intends to marry John Perkins of Deer Lodge City Montana. The pair had been lovers in England nearly 40 years earlier. Perkins later married and prospered on a farm before his wife died two years ago.
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Cunard
Saxonia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Longwharf
Louise Goldthorpe
England
John Perkins
Deer Lodge City
Powell County
Montana
Perkins
John
Limerick Men's Club Plans Meeting Tomorrow Afternoon
The Limerick Men's Club will hold a regular meeting tomorrow at 2 30 in Phenix Hall located at 724 Washington Street with members expected to attend.
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Limerick
Phenix Hall
Washington Street
Five Northampton Execs Fined for Employing Boys Under 14
Five leading Northampton businessmen were fined by the District Court for employing boys under the age of fourteen. The cases mark the first such punishments to appear before the local court.
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Northampton
District Court
Silver Anniversary Dinner for Colonel Corbett and Mrs Corbett
Colonel C. C. Corbett and Mrs. Corbett of 311 Huntington avenue celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with a dinner party at the Touraine. The couple received numerous presents and telegrams. Corbett founded the Providence Telegram over 30 years ago and has published newspapers in New York, Chicago, Holyoke, Worcester, and Lynn and remains involved in the field.
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C. C. Corbett
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