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Shipping dogs by weight under new railroad policy and other city notes
The article reports new excess baggage rules for dogs on the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad with charges based on weight, plus assorted local items: a district attorney recovering at home, early spring buds at the Post office, Dorchester horseman James D. Mullen taking Water Boy south for winter, a New Year reception for Malden Boys Industrial Club, Comedy Four plans a novelty party, engagement of Miss Gertrude L. Dunphy and David Nagle, Philip J. Doherty consulting with the U S District Attorney on Interstate Commerce matters, terminal car movements at Dudley street L, and Somerville births marriages and deaths declines in 1908.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
United States District Attorney
William H. Garland
Concord
Treba
Post
James D. Mullen
Dorchester
Malden
Messrs
Malcolm, Proctor
Thermin
Vitagerald