Man Arrested on Bad Check Charge at Home
Herbert S. Cummings of 411 Columbus Avenue was arrested by Inspector Loughlin on a warrant for passing a worthless check. He allegedly bought theatre tickets for $10 at the Parker House news stand and handed a $21.40 check to Charles M. Cashin, who cashed it and returned $11.40 in change. The check was later found to be worthless. Cummings previously served two and a half years for similar offenses.
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S. Bergson & Co
Wolf
Herbert S. Cummings
Columbus Avenue
Loughlin
Cummings
Parker House
House of Correction
Three Men Drowned While Duck Hunting in River
Westport reports Albert L Mosh er Leland K White and Elmer E Cud worth missing after their boat capsized while crossing to Great Island for a duck hunt. A dog reached shore as searchers worked all day to locate the trio with no bodies recovered by night.
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Westport
Albert L. Mosher
Leland K. White
Elmer E. Cudworth
Great Island
Rose Queen Wins Five Furlong Handicap at Columbia Fair
At the Columbia fair grounds the feature five furlong handicap was won by Rose Queen in handy fashion. Tomorrow marks the final day of the meeting.
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Columbia
S. C
Fair Grounds
Rose Queen
Boston Elevated to distribute 80000 in gold to car service men
The Boston Elevated Railway Company will distribute more than 80000 in gold to about 3500 car service men this morning for faithful service during 1911. Eligibility requires six months service and a merit based system with demerits. Most eligible men will receive rewards ranging up to 80 percent.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
Elevated
Pittsfield Fire Destroys Two Block Business District
A large blaze in Pittsfield Maine destroyed two three story wooden blocks in the business district causing an estimated 40000 dollars in loss with partial insurance. Firemen fought the wind and low temperature to save adjoining buildings. Occupants included T F Connor crockery store Postal Telegraph W E F Spear jewelry McAllister Brothers market and Miss Eva J Day millinery.
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Pittsfield
T. F. Connor
F. B. Bow
T. F. Conner
W. EF. Spear
McAllister Brothers
Eva J. Day
Parochial School Attendance Report From Archdiocese
The Pilot publishes figures from a diocesan report by acting chancellor Rev William B Finigan showing 5 281 pupils enrolled in parochial schools across the archdiocese. The document details progress of Catholic education under the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and diocese administration.
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William B. Finigan
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Eeeeewee
Eee
Ees
Sree
Running Test Trains Through Cambridge Subways
The Boston Elevated Railway Company began tests yesterday on the new Cambridge subway. Forty cars will operate daily to check running gears and train crews before public traffic opens in the spring, with test runs covering the entire subway length.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
Cambridge
Engagement Stirs Lynn as Widow to Wed Aged Man
Mrs Rena Murray widow of magnet healer Edward F Murray and Wallace Osborne a 69 year old retiree plan to marry. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev James S Neil at St Stephens Episcopal Church. Afterward they will tour the South.
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Market Street
Murray
Osborne
Everett official Brown named second assistant district attorney
Brown of Everett, longtime city solicitor, was appointed second assistant district attorney of Middlesex county by District Attorney John J. Higgins to succeed Henry C. Sawyer who resigned. He will start duties January 1. Five years ago he ran for district attorney against Higgins.
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Nelson FP. Brown
Everett
Middlesex County
John J. Higgins
Henry C. Sawyer
Brown
Higgins
Wanted Stock Clerk for Wholesale House
Large concern seeks a young man to price and figure stock with wholesale background. Experience in pricing drugs preferred. Good advancement prospects. Send references to G 549 Post.
White to resume auctioneering after pardoning
Ex mayor William E. White of Lawrence, pardoned by Governor Foss, plans to renew his auctioneering career. He has applied for an auctioneer license and will soon auction Lawrence realty by the hammer, while saying he has not decided on reentering local politics. He lives again with his sister Katherine A. White.
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Lawrence
William E. White
Foss
Lawrence Realty
Katherine A. White
Mill Fire Causes Large Loss at Skowhegan Dye House
A blaze at the Marston Worsted Mill in Skowhegan Maine destroyed the dye house and caused about 45000 in damage. The fire started near a residence earlier and was halted by nearby hose. The mill will be closed for weeks with 250 workers on vacation. residence owner Peter Lacroix suffered a 4000 loss. Insurance covered the mill loss.
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Skowhegan
Marston
Aage
Peter Lacroix
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Mark
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Mark Downs
Charles M. Cashin
Tinegar
Tub
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MORSE
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