Veteran of Co K Dead in Somerville
Alexander W. Sproule of Somerville died at his home 448 Medford Street after being wounded in Baltimore with the Sixth Regiment on April 19 1861. A long time resident and former Partridge employee he engaged in real estate and business in Winter Hill. Survived by wife, son Walter B. Sproule of Chelsea and daughter Mrs Walter Scott Hall of Somerville. member of multiple veterans and fraternal organizations.
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Alexander W. Sproule
Baltimore
Medford Street
Somerville
Mr. Sproule
Boston
Consider
Winter Hill
Somer 3
Broadway Congregational Church
Paul Revere Lodge of Odd Fellows
Somerville Lodge
Earsage Naval Veterans’ Association
Hhe Minute Men
Willard C. Kinsley Post
Walter B. Sproule
Chelsea
Walter Scott Hall
Sues Girl for Heart Balm in Boston Case
Miss Francizka Kasabucka of Boston is sued for breach of promise by Joseph Herinewitz of Cambridge. He seeks $300, claiming mutual marriage promises. Kasabucka denies knowing him and calls the suit ridiculous. An attachment seizes her savings in a Boston bank and the Polish Industrial Association.
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Francizka Kasabucka
Boston
Joseph Herinewitz
Cambridge
Poland
Herinewitz
Suffolk Superior Court
Morris Katzoff
Polish Industrial Association
Walsh to Declare Stance on Third Term at Democratic Dinner
Governor Walsh expected to state his position on a possible third term at the Democratic State committee dinner in Quincy House. He will speak as officers for 1915 are elected while OLeary weighs party unity and a potential deficit around 5000. Lieutenant Governor Barry attends as a possible candidate if Walsh retires.
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Walsh
Democratic State Committee
Quincy House
O'Leary
Barry
O’leary
Wolf's My Clothier Near Key Boston Subway Squares
Wolf's My Clothier sits within easy reach of Haymarket Adams Scollay and Friend-Union Street subway stations, placing it close to major transit hubs in the area.
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Wolf's
Haymarket Square
Adams Square
Scollay Square
Friend-Union Street
Knickerbocker Limited Carries Boston Bride and Groom
Yesterday morning at 10 in South Boston Mrs Daisy Barton of Lawrence and Charles Thompson of Centre Sandwich were wed by Rev C W Hidden using deaf and dumb signaling. The couple will live on a cottage farm in Centre Sandwich after a honeymoon to New York Philadelphia and Washington.
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Knickerbocker Limited
South Station
New York
Chicago
Granville Johnson
O Street
Boston
C. W. Hidden
Jamaica Plain
Daisy Barton
Lawrence
Charles Thompson
Centre Sandwich
N. H
Philadelphia
Washington
Bosn s Locker Opens For Sailors In Boston
A two story wooden building on Northern Avenue opposite the Commonwealth docks opens at 2 PM today as Bosn s Locker for sailors. Lee leads the new Sailors Haven branch offering magazines games writing material and reading rooms for sailors arriving in Boston.
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Northern Avenue
Commonwealth Docks
Sailors’ Haven
Lee
Nisgion
Boston
Hsylestown
New2y
Ihe
Paneg
Wolf's Corner Store Sale Acknowledged on Hanover Street
The notice indicates legal stamp procurement at Wolf's, a corner shop on Hanover Street, detailing the transaction location and involved parties. The brief confirms the sale context without further dates or names.
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Wolf's
Hanover Streets
No Demand On Governor By Central Labor Union Party
President Barry of the Central Labor Union and Michael Murphy said the committee did not demand immediate action from Governor Walsh. The interview was harmonious and the Governor invited a follow up within days. The committee sought to start state work at once to relieve unemployment. Members named were Ignatius McNulty Harry Jennings and Michael Murphy.
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President Barry
Central Labor Union
Michael Murphy
Walsh
Ignatius McNulty
Harry Jennings
Royal Furniture Company Owes $98,525 in Bankruptcy Schedules
The Royal Furniture Company of Boston, petitioned into bankruptcy by creditors, owes $98,525.88 according to schedules filed in U S District Court yesterday. Assets are stated at a certain value.
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Royal Furniture Company of
Boston
Jail Five On Fraud Charges
United States District Attorney Anderson opened a campaign of prosecution against mail fraudsters who lure victims with fake employment offers. He aims to stop the swindlers who exploit unemployment and swindle small sums of money.
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United States
Anderson
Five alleged cigar swindlers arrested by deputy marshal
Five men were arrested by United States Deputy Marshal Ruhl for running a cigar and tobacco sales scam. The victims paid $5 to $5.50 for sample cases valued at about $2.25 with contents of old, possibly out of date tobacco. Four claimed wholesale dealer activity in Boston area. the fifth offered home work making aprons.
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United States
Ruhl
Revere
Boston
Louis S. Harpootian
Royal Cigar Company
State Street
Carnig S. Harpootian
Regie Tobacco Company
Bromfield Street
Meran M. Thomajan
Eastern Tobacco Company
Federal Street
Bedros M. Thomajan
Ambex Tobacco Company
Water Street
Thomajans
Harpootians
Peter PD. Muir
Fenway Specialty Company
Jefferson Building
Washington and
Bromfield Streets
Peter D. Muir
Post Office
Hurley
Cigar Frauds and Apron Material Schemes Face U S Charges
The government charges four men posed as wholesale cigar dealers with mail fraud and false sales. One, Muir, allegedly took 50 cents from women for apron material and claimed large returns. Bail set at 300 each for the cigar men, 1500 for Muir, 5000 for Carnig Harpootian. all plead not guilty.
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Muir
United States
Hayes
Carnig Harpootian
New York
Extradite Hart on Indictment Warrant
Detective Sergeant Norman Ramsay left for Jersey City to fetch Morris C. Hart alias Morris Rubin 36 wanted in Boston on an indictment warrant for larceny of 750 dollars on August 20 1911.
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Norman Ramsay
Joy Street
Jersey City
Boston
Morris C. Hart
Morris Rubin
Revere Pays for Injury in Water Works Case
Winfield Scott Pearl of Revere wins a $1500 verdict against the town of Revere for an auto injury. Cunningham, driver for the town, was acting within his employment but the town’s defense claimed Cunningham was employed by its water commissioners. The Supreme Court upholding held the town liable as it conducted a water business for private profit.
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Winfield Scott Pearl
Revere
Pearl
Cunningham
Board of Water Commissioners
John J. O'Connor
Supreme Court
New York Man Found Guilty as Slayer
Henry Smith alias Henry Codage of New York City convicted in Police Court on a white slavery charge brought by Rose Powell. Both resided at 610 Massachusetts Avenue Southend. Judge Parmenter delayed sentencing pending New York authorities’ input on Smith’s identity. A picture was sent to New York yesterday.
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Henry Smith
Henry Codage
New York City
Rose Powell
Massachusetts Avenue
Southend
Parmenter
New York
Smith
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Morse
Sale
Men of
Greater Boston
New England
I, AY
Stre
Brattle
Stoors
CO. K
Sproule
Sues
Arthur E. Dorr & Co., Inc
North
Union Streets
Watson
Washington Stone
Weein
Furniture Company
Hart
Father John
John
Joy O’brien
Lowell
Mass
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