Yach Man's Son Opens Work Ethic at Edgeworth Factory
Elisha S Converse son of Marion multi millionaire Harry Converse works at Edgeworth factory dressed in overalls and jumper. He rises at six, endures 100 degree heat at a rubber heel bench, talks with workers, then returns home by five. He inherited a million, now increases his wealth while enjoying motor trips.
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Elisha S. Converse
Yale
Harry WB. Converse
Marion
Converse
Edgeworth
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Elisha
Young Converse
Beacon Street
Brookline
Malden
Hank the Hermit Goes Fishing in Comics
In the comic strip of the Sun Day Post Hank the Hermit heads to the river to fish. He encounters quirky misadventures and humorous mishaps that keep readers smiling.
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Hank the Hermit
Post
Property dispute at 74 Shirley Avenue ends before jury
Albertina Johanson of Revere sues landlord Fred S. Seckett in Suffolk Superior Court claiming he took her furniture and personal effects from 74 Shirley Avenue on July 7 1911 and assaulted her. Sackett denies unlawful conduct saying she stayed and left with no timely removal. Trial moves to jury after Municipal Court ruling.
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Albertina Johanson
Revere
Superior Court
Suffolk County
Fred S. Seckett
Shirley Avenue
Sackett
Shirley Avenues
Freight Car Barrage Near Girl’s Bedside in Chicago
Miss Clara Marsske slept as a freight train derailed on an embankment near her home. Cars tumbled from the tracks and plowed into the house, stopping at her bedside. She escaped unharmed.
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Chicago
Clara Marsske
Marsske
Vets Dance and Fiddle at Plymouth Reunion
At Plymouth on July 16 veterans gathered for a reunion. Seth Miller Briggs, once a private in the Third Massachusetts Regiment, joked about aging and played a solo on his fiddle, declaring it the same instrument carried through the war and never lost.
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Plymouth
Seth Miller Briggs
Massachusetts
Third Massachusetts Regiment Holds 50th Muster Reunion
About 65 comrades gathered for the annual reunion commemorating the 50th anniversary of the regiment mustering out. Colonel Silas P. Richmond presided as president, with officers elected including Sergeant Benjamin S. Atwood and Lieutenant Nathaniel Moulton among others. Alfred Heller of Nebraska attended from Gettysburg encampment.
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Patrick Cannavan
Briggs
Carnavan
Massachusetts
Silas P. Richmond
Alfred Heller
Nebraska
Gettysburg
Plymouth
Lakeville
Benjamin S. Atwood
Whitman
Nathaniel Moulton
Bryantville
Charles H. Morton
Fairhaven
Stealing Ride Leads to Severe Injuries in Medford
Fred Williams seven colored of 69 Lincoln Street Medford tried to grab a ride on the running board of an automobile driven by Fred Whitman 44 Monument Street Medford. Williams suffered a broken leg and arm and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Whitman carried the boy into a nearby house and left to find a doctor. It was 45 minutes before a physician arrived. Police Officer Manning arrived and temporarily set the arm.
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Fred Willliams
Lincoln Street
Medford
Fred Whitman
Monument Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Whitman
Manning
Man Charged With Manslaughter After Theatre Shooting
Judge Parmenter yesterday morning charged Mann with manslaughter and held him for the grand jury. Police say Mann shot Poluso in front of a South End theatre after Poluso and companions refused to move. Poluso died at City Hospital days later. Mann says he acted in self defense.
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John Mann
South 3Rd Theatre
Joseph P. Poluso
West First Street
South Boston
Parmenter
Mann
Poluso
South End
Old Vane Returns to Truthfulness at Church Steeple
The weather vane on the Old South Church steeple now points north after a revival and maintenance by a steeplejack who greased and tightened bolts. It previously misled the public for 40 years since the congregation moved away.
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Old South Church
West End Business Man Weds in Back Bay Ceremony
John E. Coyle a West End businessman married Miss Elizabeth L. Stanford of Brookline yesterday at St. Cecelia's Church Back Bay. Father James Fallon officiated in his first marriage ceremony as a priest with William Stanford as best man and Miss Mary T. Stanford as bridesmaid. The couple will honeymoon in New York Atlantic City and Washington before settling at 156 Cypress Street Brookline.
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John E. Coyle
West End
Elizabeth L. Stanford
Brookline
James Fallon
St. Cecelia’s Church
Back Bay
Father Fallon
William Stanford
Mary T. Stanford
New York
Atlantic City
Washington
Mrs. Coyle
Cypress Street
Many Delightful Surprises for the Vacationist in Colorado
Travel advertising touts Rocky Mountain rail journeys from Chicago to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo on Rock Island Lines with daily service and low fares from June 1 to September 30. It highlights the Colorado Flyer from St Louis and offers books Little Journeys in Colorado and Under the Turquoise Sky through Ss L Parrott Boston MA.
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Colorado
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Rock Island
St. Louis
Ss. L. Parrott
New England
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
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