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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1913

Page

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Fresno Dan Seeks Cash From William C Russell Will

Fresno Dan heir to the Russell fortune complains he has seen only 75 cash since arriving in Melrose after William Russell’s death. He questions the will’s 25 000 trust and says he needs real money, hoping property sales will yield cash for others named in the will.

Fresno Dan Russell William C. Russell Melrose William Russell Ferdinand B. Almy Fresno William

Arcadia lodging owner denies defying fire escape orders

Moses H. Gulesian, owner of the Arcadia lodging house building, refuted claims that he ignored directives from the building commissioner for additional fire escapes. He spoke last night, insisting compliance efforts are underway.

Moses H. Gulesian Arcadia Lodging House

Five Women Rail Riders Convicted in Volo

Five gray haired women from Volo were found guilty of riding Mrs. John Richardson on a rail in July over gossip linking her to her brother in law. Each faces up to 200 dollars fine and six months in jail. Kate Wagner was freed for leaving before the ride. The oldest convict is 65, others over 40.

Waukegan Volo John Richardson Emma Stadfield Levina Raymond Alma Watson Mary Sabel John Stadfield Kate Wagner

British Proclamation Targets Ulster Threats amid Prosecution Move

The government issued a proclamation against Ulster men threatening war while the Crimes Act was not renewed. authorities instead pursued action under customs regulations. The move signals a shift to non-criminal sanctions and underscores wartime governance.

$50 000 Mystery Suit Is Settled

Miss Etta S Bent of Brookline sued George G Peters club man and globe trotter for 50000. The suit was settled out of court according to Mrs Frank of Beverly sister of Bent. No further proceedings will be taken.

Etta S. Bent Brookline George G. Peters Clubman Globe Trotter Frank Prince of Beverly Miss Bent

Strike Clash in Lawrence Mills Firemen Clash

Lawrence December 5. Striking firemen and sympathizers clashed with workers at Pacific and Arlington mills. Stones were thrown and several firefighters injured. Police arrived after the clash had quieted. no arrests reported.

Bent and Peters Involved in Bank and Real Estate Attachments

Mrs Prince indicates the attachment may be dissolved and the episode closed though she cannot speak officially. Miss Bent attached Peters real estate and bank accounts on Monday but details of the proceedings remain undisclosed. Peters works in lumber. Bent lives in Beverly and Plymouth and once served as private secretary to President Bancroft of the Boston Elevated Railway.

Mrs. Prince Miss Bent Peters Beverly Plymouth William A. Bancroft Boston Elevated Railway Company

Asquith Signals Ulster Compromise Steps Amid Crisis

London December 5 The British Cabinet prohibits arms imports to Ireland reflecting Ulster unrest and Premier Asquith outlines a compromise basis. He seeks an agreement with Sir Edward Carson stressing Ulster must not be humiliated or treated differently and should retain imperial parliament protection while home rule stops short of Ulster's separation.

London Ireland Ulster Edward Carson Asquith Sirdward Carson United Kingdom UlIster Great Britain

Card Tickets on the Boston and Maine Railroad Changeover

Beginning January 1 the Boston and Maine Railroad will discontinue the present five to fifty ride ticket books and monthly commutation. A new form of punch card tickets will be adopted. The change, ordered by General Passenger Agent C. M. Burt, keeps five to fifty ride tickets transferable until used but limits the 54 ride season one month commutation and pupils monthly ticket to nontransferable use.

Boston & Maine Railroad C. M. Burt

Subways Add to City Debt Increase Reported

The city's gross funded debt rose by 3.14 million and net funded debt by 4.49 million in the past months, per the city auditor's November monthly report released yesterday. Most of the increase stems from rapid growth in capital programs and related financing.

City Debts and Transit Work Reported for November

The document details transit improvements including subways and related work. It lists total gross debt as $111,574,381.01 on Nov 30 and $118,433,947.67 on 31 1912, with net debt at $79,806,727.39 versus $75,314,380.84, and borrowing rights of $748,490.67.

St Nicholas Day Note Ties Stars and History

The brief item records signals of astronomical times and celestial events Jupiter Venus Saturn and mentions St Nicholas Day anniversaries and a historical note about General Kearny's 1846 Mexican army victory. It also recalls the Beavertall steamer striking rocks on Rose Island a year ago.

Venus St. Nicholas Kearny Beavertall Rose Island

Fair forecast for Boston and New England weekend

Weather notes show fair conditions for Boston and surrounding area on Saturday with Sunday becoming unsettled and likely rain. Winds start moderate from the west to northwest, turning variable by end of the period.

Boston Vicinity Washington New England Sunday, Inc

Temperature report from Thompson's Spa yesterday

Yesterday's average temperature was 49 degrees with a high around 49 and a low near 43. The report notes yesterday's average of 49 and compares to last year's 46 as a point of reference.

Thompson's

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