Rantoul Case Details Gifts and Safe Seizures
Testimony reveals Rumrill gifts of jewelry and a brown paper package tied to a 1911 affair. Codman said the package and diamonds were placed in his safe and later given to Rumrill, with further discussion of visits to Lake Champlain and a Boston absence. Dr. Cabot described Mrs. Rantoul’s fragile health and advised social exposure and travel to regain strength.
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Rumrill
Mrs. Rantoul
Codman
Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Mr. Rumrill
Tupper Family Buys Cape Homestead
The Sand wich Sand township landmark built in 1637 known as the oldest house on the Cape has been purchased by the newly formed Tupper Family Association of America. The association held its second meeting yesterday at 9 Ashburton Place.
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Tupper
Sandwich
Cape
Tupper Family Association of America
Ashburton Place
The
Codman Testifies on Rantoul Rumrill Affair Details
Court transcripts reveal Codman discussing the women Mrs. Rantoul and Rumrill, their attempts to see each other, and Codman’s involvement as host and adviser. He describes notifications, trips to New York Portland and Hanover, and tensions surrounding custody and reconciliation.
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Codman
Rantoui
Rumrill
Rantoul
Wareham
JITNEYS CUT STRY PROFITS BLAME FOR LOSSES
Massachusetts Electric Companies in its 16th annual report blames jitney buses for the greatest losses of the year. President Gordon Abbott says Bay State Street Railway and its six lines lose 700 dollars daily due to jitneys and cites dividend cuts of about 500000 dollars as a result. He also cites jitney service and Interstate Commerce Commission rules as causes.
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Massachusetts Electric Companies
Gordon Abbott
Bay State Street Railway Company
Bay State
Abbott
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wilson Toast to Close Fair Planned National Observance
Massachusetts residents urged to mark the Panama Pacific Exposition closing with a nationwide toast to President Wilson. Exposition officials aim for simultaneous toast readings from coast to coast with San Francisco noon local time eight p.m. Eastern. Governor Walsh circulated correspondence to alert Massachusetts readers to participate today.
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Massachusetts
Wilson
San Francisco
Walsh
Alexander Sedgewick
Tupper Family Estate Aims to Reassemble Ancient Furniture
Frederic Allison Tupper led a meeting with at least 40 Tupper family members as plans emerged to buy more estate buildings and recover scattered furnishings. The association may incorporate and invite Tuppers in Canada to join as a branch or part of the group.
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Frederic Allison Tupper
Tupper
Tuppers
Canada
Poor Painter Inherits Fortune From Long‑Lost Aunt
Charles W. Mills, a struggling painter in Bridgeport, learned from attorneys today that he is the heir to a $50,000 estate. The inheritance comes from his recluse aunt, Mrs. Sarah Magill, who lived on Clinton Street, Springfield, Massachusetts, and was found frozen after a February 18, 1914 snowstorm. Executor Albert Rice had sought the heir since the aunt's death and the will was drafted by E Ellis Brewster & Ellis of Springfield.
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Bridgeport
Charles W. Mills
Sarah Magill
Clinton Street
Springfield
Mass
Albert Rice
Tufts Engineering Society hosts annual visitors night at Robinson Hall
Tufts College held its annual visitors night in Robinson Hall as an exhibit of department work. Short student lectures explained apparatus and uses to help prospective students choose departments for specialization.
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Tufts Engineering Society
Robinson Hall
Tufts College
Change Route 10 Everett Route Proposal Details
Plans for relocating part of the proposed extension of the L line to Everett were filed with the Public Service Commission by the Boston Elevated. The route would start 125 feet northwest of Broadway and Mystic street and run about 2200 feet parallel to Broadway to Langdon street area, with a plan to reach street grade opposite Langdon street and possibly proceed as a subway. If a subway to Malden is built, a loop near Broadway and Langdon would serve as a transfer point for several surface lines.
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Everett
Public Service Commission
Boston Elevated
Mystic Street
Bernard Avenue
Broadway
Mystic River
Langdon Street
Malden
House of Shumway Moves to New Dexter Building
The Franklin P. Shumway Company relocates to 453 Washington Street in a private suite designed for efficient ad handling. With over 30 years in business, the House of Shumway remains a leading New England advertising agency and business counselor for major manufacturers and firms.
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Franklin P. Shumway Company
Dexter
Washington Street
Boston College High Seniors Elect Officers
At the annual election J Robert Clair of Dorchester was chosen president and James Moran vice president. Both are Babst Debating Society members with Clair serving as track team manager and Moran named baseball nine manager.
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Boston College High School
J. Robert Clair
Dorchester
James Moran
Clair
Moran
Babst
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J. Hall
Jae Oe O'Reilly
N.Y
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Chinchilla
Mackinaws
O.K
Chip
John L. Hall
Choate, Hall & Stewart
Mary V. O’reilly
New York
Hall
Miss O'Reilly
Mr. Proctor
Houghton & Dutton Co
Avondale
Walter Lowney
Santa Clara
Columbia River
Solid York State
Chase & Sanborn
Eimer & Amend’s
N. Y
Adut
West St Cor
Lreimolik
Repurchase Furniture
Mills
Boston College High
Paderewski
Steinert Hall
M. Steinert & Sons Co
New England
Victor Dept
Arch Street
Franklin and
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