Parlor Furniture on Tillie Fishermen Sail in Luxury
Twelve fishermen under Captain C. T. Tolliver set sail on the Tillie a relic of past grandeur with mahogany fittings and a piano in the cabin. Once Polynia the yacht hosted refined guests. now damp staterooms and fishy odors replace perfume as M. S. Stringfeller prepares to use the boat for Southern coast fishing.
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Tillie
C. T. Tolliver
Norfolk
T Wharf
Polynia
M. S. Stringfeller
W.W. G. Starbuck
New York
Tolliver
Family of Sudhalter files bankruptcy in U S District Court
Feni Sudhalter of 64 Intervale street Roxbury and her husband Lewis builders of large Intervale brick apartments filed voluntary bankruptcy in U S District Court listing liabilities of 89719 each and no assets. They could not pay the 39 filing fee. The homes 64 to 68 74 to 76 and 78 to 80 were built on loans from Dana Levin with mortgages totaling 24648. Additional mortgages of 382000 are held by Wildey Savings Bank others by Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank and L S Rosenfeld on other properties.
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Feni Sudhalter
Intervale Street
Roxbury
Lewis
United States District Court
Sudhalter
Dana & Levin
Wildey Savings Bank
Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank
L. S. Rosenfeld
Gains 30 Pounds In 30 Days Flesh Builder Protone Promises Rapid Gain
Advertisement for Protone flesh builder claims a pound gained per day and rapid muscle and blood cell growth. Free 50 cent package offered with name and address to Detroit based Protone Company, plus a free booklet.
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Protone
Protone Company
Protone Bldg
Detroit
Mich
Multo Fruto Launched as Gentle Laxative
An ad promotes Multo Fruto as Nature s gentle laxative. Sold in 25¢ and 50¢ tins at druggists or via Rengo Co Detroit with money back satisfaction. Free sample offer requires a 2¢ stamp. Boston retailers listed and various street addresses shown.
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Ature
Multo-Fruto
Nature
Rengo Co
Rengo
Detroit
Mich
Boston
All Riker-Jaynes Dructores
Houghton & Dutton Co
Henry Siege Ashington
Essex Sts
Woodward
Tremont St
W. B. Hunt Co
Ton St
Mass. Ave
Malden
College girl nearly drowns at Dorchester harbor
Florence T. Johnson of Simmons College 24 a Dorchester student fell from Freeport street wharf into Dorchester bay while overwhelmed by college demands. Bystanders Frank Sweeny Harry Sayborn Edward Shiaanon and James Burns pulled her from the icy water and she was taken to City Hospital where doctors fear pneumonia.
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Frank Wood
Alban Street
Dorchester
Florence T. Johnson
Simmons College
Dorchester Bay
Freeport Street
Munson
Curtis & Pope’s Wharf
Frank Sweeny
Park Street
Harry Sayborn
Edward Shiaanon
Abby
James Burns
Fire-trapped men escape as plant ladder saves lives
Engineer Samuel Brison and Trolleyman Lawrence Costello were trapped by fire in a Liverpool wharf tower at 300 Congress street yesterday morning. They crawled to safety down a 15 foot ladder through smoke and flames. Brison suffered serious burns to hands and face while Costello was unharmed. Machinery valued at $26,000, installed by Metropolitan Coal Company, was out of service briefly due to the blaze which caused under $100 damage. The hoisting service relies on that machinery for operation.
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Samuel Brison
Lawrence Costello
Liverpool Wharf
Congress Street
Brison
Metropolitan Coal Company
Boston
Cook at National Soldiers' Home Accused of Attacking Assistant
Mrs. Kate Blair, a cook at Wollaston’s National Soldiers' Home, allegedly attacked assistant John Lair with a carving knife over disagreements about pointers given on cooking. The district court heard the case with Lah seeking redress, the motive linked to a dispute over coffee quality and insults.
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Cook
Kate Blair
National Soldiers
Wollaston
John Lair
John Lah
Lah
Mrs. Blair
Minute Man of '61 dies in Wakefield
James Milton Fairbanks a Wakefield native and longtime paint shop owner died at his home aged 70. He responded to Lincoln s first call for troops on April 19 1861 and served throughout the Civil War. He leaves a wife.
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James Milton Fairbanks
Wakefield
Lincoln
Aubert of Wellman's Crew Visits Boston Hub
Fred Aubert and aviator H. Matt arrived in Boston late last night to visit the city hub. Aubert is quartered at the Copley Square Hotel with other birdmen including Hilliard and Joe Stevens, as part of the Wellman airship America effort.
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Fred Aubert
Atlantic
Walter Wellman
America
Boston
H. Matt
Mr. Aubert F
Copley Square Hotel
Hilliard
Joe Stevens
Harbor Grave for His Ashes
The body of Captain William Henry Hi Fuller a retired sea captain of Wrentham was cremated at Forest Hills Crematory after dying of pneumonia at his home on Dedham Street He was 75 His widow Mrs William H H Fuller will scatter his ashes on Boston Harbor from a tug in a few days He declared Boston Harbor was the greatest in the world and wished to sleep there
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William Henry Hi. Fuller
Wrentham
Forest Hills
Dedham Street
William H. H. Fuller
Boston Harbor
Boston
Fuller
Mayor Fitzgerald Delights Palm Beach Crowd on Florida Trip
Boston mayor Frederick Fitzgerald travels Palm Beach to Miami with his party visiting the fruit country. He attends tennis doubles, chats with hotel managers, and plans to speak in Cincinnati on March 17 replacing Taft. A rider of his party, Miss Rose Fitzgerald, joins in the trip amid media attention.
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Palm Beach
Fia
Fitzgerald
Boston
G. H. Northrup
Rochester
N. Y
Miss Rose
Miss McGaffey
Miami
Florida
Garrett
Salem Street
Cincinnati
William Howard Taft
J. A. Joyce
J. I. McDonald
Rose Fitzgerald
Joseph Maynard
A. T. Donovan
Bos
Fifteen Miners Die in Belmont Mine Fire at Tonopah
In Belmont mine at Tonopah a deadly fire yesterday killed fifteen miners and left four to eight bodies believed still inside. The shaft reaches 1196 feet. The fire is extinguished with six Americans among the dead and the rest Slavs.
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Tonopah
Belmont
Roosevelt To The Rescue In New York Mystery
In New York at Gramercy Park a lost nine year old boy is rescued by Theodore Roosevelt and Colonel Francis Vinton Greene. The boy Albert Gunet of Monongahela Pennsylvania is reunited with his rescuers at the Twenty second Street Station after straying from his hotel while his parents sail for Belgium tomorrow on the Lapland.
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New York
Gramercy Park
Twenty-second Street
Penn
Belgium
Lapland
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