Mrs Glover Seeks Widow's Allowance in Glover Estate
Judge Braley to rule today on Mrs Lillian M Glover petitioning for a widow's allowance from the estate of Clarence F Glover Waltham laundryman whose murder has no convicted suspect Mrs Glover previously received 2500 from the East Cambridge Probate Court Seymour Glover her brother in law appealed to the Supreme Judicial Court claiming misstatement of facts at the hearing
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Braley
Lillian M. Glover
Clarence F. Glover
Waltham
Glover case and Paragon Park train crash report
Mrs Glover testifies she has only one dollar in pocketbook while describing past wealth and asserting she contributed to estate bought with her money. The estate totals about 0 000 with three fourths to widow and one quarter to a brother. executors and others claim broader debts. Separate section details a derailment at Paragon Park on the New York New Haven Hartford line with multiple injuries, dramatic damage to cars and tracks, delays to Beach traffic, and a busy schedule of leather trade events following the accident.
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Thousand Islands
Maine
Nova Scotia
Glover
Samuel D. Elmore
Paragon Park
Hingham
Lawler
Park
Charles Whelan
Sylvester and
Sturgis
A. D. W. Sampson
Nantasket Junction
Pemberton
Nantasket Beach
Sadie Graves
Somerville
Percy the Mechanical Man Faces New Challenge
The Sunday Post comic features Percy in another adventure next Sunday where Professor Wagner and the inventor come out second best. Don’t miss it.
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Percy
The
Sunday Post
Professor Wagner
Inventor
Shoe Fair Opens in Boston With National Market
Boston hosts the sixth national shoe and leather market fair at Mechanics Building. Representatives from across the United States and Canada arrive, with foreign visitors also in attendance as the event officially opens today.
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New England Shoe and Leather Association
Lincoln
Essex
Rose Stanish
Mechanics’ Building
Associated Shoe Company
Mechanics
Rose Standish
National Shoe Retailers’Association
National Shoe ‘Travelers’ Association
United States
Boston Retail Shoe Merchants’ Association
National Association of Tanners
National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
Young’s Hotel
National Shoe Wholesalers’ Association
National
United Shoe Machinery Company
Beverly
Mass
Boston
New England
National Shoe Travelers’ Association
Canada
Hoseman Mendall Promoted to Lieutenant in City Fire Service
Hoseman Arthur F. Mendall of Engine 22 was promoted to lieutenant yesterday by Fire Commissioner Cole. The action followed the retirement of Lieutenant William C. Greeley of Engine 16 and included 10 Hyde Park call men retirement, 13 new appointments, and transfers of 28 lieutenants and privates, the largest reshuffle since the commissioner assumed duty.
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Arthur F. Mendall
Cole
Wiliam C. Greeley
Mendall
Hyde Park
Fire Department Promotions and Transfers Report
The retirement of Lt Greeley ends an 18 year service on half pay. Lt Dacey takes Engine 16, Lt Hines moves to Engine 6, Lt Hyman to Ladder 9, Mendall tops civil service list. A large group of privates and 13 new firefighters are reassigned or appointed, with ten call men dropped. Chief Mullen praises the department for handling 186 alarms and extreme heat over the past eight days.
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Greeley
Dennis J. Dacey
Thomas J. Hines
Dacey
Jacob Hyman
James
Chauncey R. Delano
Hyman
Leutenant
A. F. Mendall
Delano
Mendall
Civil Service
J. J. Smith
P. G. Ferrin
Chemical
F. A. Martin
A. G. Durham
M. J. Welch
C. S. Lane
P. A. Reilly
FE. J. Egan
L. J. Buchanan
H. Harrington
C. Ingers
F. W. Kelley
J. E. Welch
M. Logue
T. E. Holland
L. B. Nolan
J. F. Montgomery
J. H. Hoar
C. E. Johnson
J. T. Angel
J. J. Donovan
J. F. Lynch
J. A. Morrissey
Chemical 9
J. E. Sweeney
J. Cochrane
R. Ward
H. E. Coan
JL. Moltedo
A. Brown
O. FE. Lowell
D. Nielson
A. Brycsa, Jr
M F. Lynch
A. Stack
Four Insane Inmates Escape Bridgewater Asylum
Four crimin ally insane inmates escaped Bridgewater asylum this morning and after about twelve hours of freedom were recaptured tonight by officials. They offered no resistance beyond flight. One, Robert W. Vaughn, is serving a life sentence. the others were originally sentenced to prison but developed insanity in jail. They escaped by braiding bed clothing and climbing the wall.
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Middleboad
Bridgewater Asylum
Robert W. Vaughn
Chicago Northwestern’s monumental new passenger terminal
The Chicago and Northwestern railway unveils a Chicago passenger terminal on Madison Street between Canal and Clinton, opened last June. It is pitched as one of the world’s costliest and finest stations with extensive facilities for travelers, including dining rooms, lounges, restrooms, maternity and immigrant services, grooming and medical rooms, and its own lighting and climate control system.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Madison Street
Canal
Clinton Streets
Chums Narrow Suspect in Julia Connors Murder
New York police after two days of false clues say a 12 year old girl was lured into a flat by a young man she knew and killed. They discard theories of a white bearded old man or a foreign looking middle aged man and remain reticent about details.
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New York
Julia Connors
Funeral crowds mob Bronx church for slain girl
Police say the killer was known to Julia Connors and her friends as mourners fill Our Lady of Victory Church in the Bronx for a low requiem mass. The little church is packed and funeral carriages struggle to leave the Connors home after the service.
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Julia Connors
Our Lady of Victory
Bronx
Connors
Presence of mind saves worker from stone crusher
Michael Rear don, a stationary engineer, narrowly escaped death by total sleeve separation after his shirt sleeve snagged on cogs in the Hugh Nawn Construction Company stone crusher on Columbia road Dorchester. He suffered a gash to the left arm.
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Michael Reardon
Hugh Nawn
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Fire Kills Coachman and Wife at Wright Estate Stables
A blaze at the Wright estate stables at St. David's near Philadelphia kills James Stewart a 38 year old coachman and his wife. The large stables on the property were destroyed with an estimated loss of 30000 dollars.
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Philadelphia
William Townsend Wright
St. David’s
Here
James Stewart
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