Baker seeks return of 25000 from Dr. Hill in court
Miss Sophronia A Baker, 74 and ill, sues Dr Noble H Hill to annul a June 15 1911 deed of trust and will favoring him The suit claims undue influence over Baker who believed she was making a will Several witnesses testified about past wills gifts and Hill’s proximity during Baker’s illness and living arrangements
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Dr. Hill
Sophronia A Baker
Noble H. Hill
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Superior Court
Old Colony Trust Company
Walter Hartstone
Boston
Knowles
San Francisco
Rose Ryan
Rose
Julia Kelley
Julia
H. T. Richardson
John K. Lennon
Dana Estes
Beacon Street
Englewood Avenue
Brookline
Sophie
Irwin Hall
Charles T. Gallagher
Boston School Board
Hill
Mr. Gallagher
Whoas
Miss McAvoy
George B. Hayward
Mr. Richardson
Noble
Wheeler
Hutchins & Wheeler
Hyannis Assistant Postmaster Arrested in Embezzlement Case
Matthew H. Nickerson formerly assistant postmaster at Hyannis is to be brought to Boston to answer a complaint accusing him of embezzling postal funds and falsifying accounts. He was arrested in Hartford on a business trip. The amount involved is about $200.
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Matthew H. Nickerson
Hyannis
Boston
Hartford
Conn
Inspector Stricken on Street in Jamaica Plain
Police Inspector Gilbert HI Angell died at City Hospital after collapsing from apoplexy on Centre Street near St Johns in Jamaica Plain. He had been walking with Patrolman James M O Sullivan as the Claremont New Hampshire police chief and Inspector James Figan followed on the opposite sidewalk.
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Gilbert HI. Angell
City Hospital
St. Johns
Centre Streets
Jamaica Plain
Gil” Angell
Centre Street
James M. O'Sullivan
Claremont
N. H
James Figan
Inspector Angell Dies After Fugitive Warrant Search
Police search for a fugitive ended with Inspector Angell collapsing beside a fence and dying at a hospital after his wife and son Harold reached him. He joined the police in 1893 after grocery work with family. He served 14 years at Roxbury Crossing and later worked with Inspectors Cowboy Cronin and Douglass at headquarters.
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Angell
Seaverns Avenue
Harold
Police Department
Roxbury Crossing
Cowboy
Cronin
Douglass
Pope pushes new appeal to extend wounded prisoner exchange
Pope Benedict in Rome on January 15 opened talks with wartime representatives to extend the prisoner exchange accord. He proposed adding civilians to the exchange, including women children the elderly and men unfit for service.
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Rome
Benedict
Gas Poison Kills Girl in East Boston Home
Miss Mary E. Keen aged percent from 48 White Street East Boston died yesterday from gas poisoning after a gas light was left lit overnight and later blown out. Keen served as a stenographer in the law office of Mayor Benjamin F. Haines of Medford.
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Mary E. Keen
White Street
Boston
Keen
Benjamin F. Haines
Medford
Milk plays praised for humor and truth at Keith’s Theatre
Mrs William Lowell Putnam of Boston commends the little play Milk produced by Keith's Theatre during the week of January 18. She praises its humor and pathos, notes the author acts well, and says the piece delivers a moral about food and innocence with a broader social message.
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Keith's Theatre
William Lowell Putnam
Boston
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