Armington Brothers Held on Forgery Charges in Boston
Charles B Armington and Bert Clifford Armington both 29 of Boston were arrested by police for forging and uttering checks on the Puritan Trust Company. They allegedly signed James Russell Armington’s name to checks totaling more than $000 and used the funds to travel with Clifford through Boston New York Philadelphia and Washington. The Puritan Trust warned depositors against cashing the checks and officers detained them after a Canal Street attempt to cash one.
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Puritan Trust
Charles B. Armington
Bert Clifford
Boston
Armington
Clifford
James Russell Armington
Waldeck Street
Dorchester
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Armington Brothers
Charles Armington
Puritan Trust Company
James Armington
Ast Company
Canal Street
Police Capture Armington After Store Flight
Inspector Harris leading officers corner Armington at a store in Haymarket square. Clifford Armington fled across the square but was pursued and caught by Patrolman Costello. Police allege Armington passed checks in his name to the Old Colony Trust Company without depositing funds and plan to lodge a larceny charge.
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Harris
Armington
Clifford
Haymarket Square
Costello
Old Colony Truat Company
Man seeks annulment to remarry ex wife in Massachusetts
Fred W. Bastian of Norwood and Alice Gray Bastian of Cambridge, after planning a Christmas remarriage, returned their marriage license when informed it would be illegal. Massachusetts law requires a two year wait to remarry a former spouse. They may seek annulment of the divorce decree to wed immediately, avoiding the two year wait. Mrs. Bastian won February divorce custody of the couple’s minor children. alimony was set at $19 weekly.
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Qlanning
Fred W. Bastian
Norwood
Alice Gray Bastian
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Bastian
City Hall
Two Drownings After Scilly Hurricane Sighting
The British steamer Galileo en route from New York to Hull reports a hurricane 23 miles west of Scilly. Steering gear smashed, boats swept away, two crewmen drowned.
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Scilly
Galileo
New York
Hull
Beach Hostess Is Sent to Jail
Alice Pellows of Beachmont with a long liquor offense record was sentenced to nearly three years in the House of Correction plus two years and a $80 fine. Her coastal cottage drew steady beer shipments by road or boat aided by signaling lights and a trap door for hoisting casks.
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Alice Pellows
Beachmont
House of Correction
Fellows
Harriman Gift to Yale Funds Forest School Chair
Yale University announces a $100000 gift from Mrs. Edward H Harriman to create a chair in forest management in memory of her husband E H Harriman. The forest school has eight students and Harriman interest dates to Arden New York. The committee also reports $5000 from Mrs John Hay for a memorial suite for her son Adelbert Stone Hay.
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New Haven
Yale University
Yale Forest School
Edward H. Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Arden
N. Y
John Hay
Adelbert Stone Hay
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Teddy and Master
Washington Street
South End
Pleasant Street
Broadway
Boyle Bros
Boylston St
Dover St
Ashington Bt
Harriman
YALE
New England
Maritime Provinces
H1, Inc
Jobn
N. B
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Washington and
Court Stree
North Station
Simmer SD
Jason Weiler &Son
Mfg
Corney Franklin
WIEN
Hanover Street
Mase
Bee
Vale of
Jensen
Uae
Adies
Milline
Credi
Washington St
Cor
Winter St
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