Christmas selfless deed shocks New York crowd
The tale tells how General Roger Swayne, a Civil War veteran on crutches, helped a one legged newsboy who lent him a nickel after a bus fare incident. The boy, defending his widowed mother, befriended the veteran and the two formed a bond. On Christmas Day the couple planned to repay the boy, only to learn the boy had died recently, and his nickel had nonetheless aided his mother.
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Will of Michael S. Kelleher Allowed in Probate Court
Judge McKim allowed the late fresco painter Michael S. Kelleher’s will to stand for probate after a hearing. He left about 100000 in real and personal property to his niece Mary Keefe and his brother John D. Kelleher. Relatives opposed the will claiming extreme torment and undue influence at the time of the making. Attorneys for legatees and contestants appeared in court amid plans for possible appeal.
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Boston Baseball Talk and Local Club Happenings
Boston's baseball men are resting as Soden states the squad is signed except for Duffy who is content to stay in Boston. Duffy would accept last year’s $4000 salary and offered no contact with Soden or Billings. The piece covers championship series plans, team captaincy hopes, mergers between clubs, and upcoming athletic events including Trimounts officers election and boxing tourneys.
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New Primary Battery May Transform Home Electricity Use
A Boston report describes the Consolidated Electric Motor Company unveiling a promising primary battery by Charles J. Hubbell. Four cells power a lamp, eight yield ten candle power, and twelve run a sewing machine or electric fan. The device promises low cost, easy charging, and broad domestic applications, with favorable expert opinion and potential for profitable production.
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Noted Author Hale to Judge Unique Story Contest
Rev Edward Everett Hale, famed short story writer, was invited to serve as judge for a distinctive writing competition. He replied in a letter dated November 9 offering his participation and support for varied fiction styles emphasizing action.
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Death of Noah W. Farley Shocks Boston Merchants’ Association
The sudden death of Noah W. Farley a board member of the Boston Merchants Association was announced during an executive session. A committee including President Lane Edward B. Wilson Edward P. Wilbur and Secretary Mooroe was formed to send a floral tribute attend the funeral and draft resolutions praising Farley’s industry courtesy and upright conduct and recalling his long service from private ranks to board and vice presidency.
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Police Relief Association nominations at headquarters
At the police headquarters meeting yesterday at 5 p.m. Deputy Superintendent Burrill was nominated as a director of the Police Relief Association and Inspector Burke was nominated for member of the auditing committee.
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Manure on Commonwealth Avenue Grassites Defend Use
Mr Doogue defended the stable manure dressing used on Commonwealth avenue lawns five years old or older and exposed eight years, arguing no disease seeds and noting it is less objectionable than fallow land. He cited 308 plots across Commonwealth avenue Marlboro Beacon and Newbury streets and said children on grass risk legal violation.
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Patrolman Michael Kelly Dismissed for Neglect and Drunken Duty
Patrolman Michael Kelly of Division 10 was found guilty of violating Rule 24 of the Police Manual for neglect of duty and being under the influence while on duty. The Board of Police ordered his dismissal from the force.
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Conservative bond listing for January investments advertised
Attention is called to the conservative list of bonds offered for January investments by Messrs. W. J. Hayes & Sons at No 7 Exchange place. See their advertisement in another column.
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