Boston Finds No Criminal War Price Conspiracy
The Board of Health led by Mayor Curley finds no evidence of criminal collusion among merchants to raise food prices in Boston. The report notes higher flour prices amid plentiful flour stocks, a 59 percent drop in meat supply, and widespread price increases for meat sugar and flour as war-related demand and disrupted imports affect costs.
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Noted abolitionist Mrs. Redpath dies in Malden
Mrs. Mary Cotten Redpath widow of James Redpath founder of the Redpath Lyceum Bureau died Thursday in Malden in her 92nd year. She helped stage the Underground Railroad and hosted leaders like Beecher Sumner Douglass Phillips Garrison Brown Whitman and Kingsley. Funeral from Maple Street today at 3 pm with Rev James Mudge presiding.
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Walt Whitman
Mary Redpath
Charles Kingsley
Westminister
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Damariscotta
Leslie Cotton
New York City
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Dresden
Ethel Cotton
James Mudge
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Father and three daughters drown near Le Claire Iowa
Four residents of Le Claire Iowa a father and his three daughters were drowned in the Mississippi River near Le Claire today. The father perished while attempting to rescue his daughters in the river.
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Resume Work On Granite Avenue Bridge In Dorchester
Work resumed on the Granite avenue bridge in Dorchester after new steel arrived on Thursday. Completion is expected in about three months.
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