Nine milk dealers fined in Police Court action
Nine milk dealers were fined by Judge Bennett for selling milk below standard or without a license. Twelve cases were heard with $145 in total fines. several others had hearings deferred to July 31 or had cases placed on file.
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Bennett
J. E. Leary
Hanover Street
George B. Lane
Canal Street
Fred A. Merrin
Tremont Street
Elisha Maney
Hudson Street
George Bojige
Massachusetts Avenue
Harry Barkios
Fleet
Commercial Streets
Péter Bandini
Chandler Street
Harry A. Thomas
Cross Street
Giovanne Spardo
Moon Street
Louis M. Hartwell
Essex Street
Charles H. Stone & Co
Lenox Street
Louis Radio
West Newton Street
Miss Helen Ferguson Weds Army Officer at Miramar
Miss Helen Morehead Ferguson, eldest daughter of E. M. Ferguson, married Captain Joseph Dean Tilford, U. S. A., at Miramar Fisher's Island New York. Rev Father Buckley officiated with Captain Bailey as best man and about 150 guests attended. The bridegroom is son of Colonel Tilford who served with General Custer.
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Alexander Pendleton
Tilford
General Custer
Boston Post Office Sees Record Year Growth
Postmaster Mansfield reports the Boston postoffice had receipts of 7 064 256 for the year ending June 30 up from 6 645 786. Central station led with 3 509 502 in receipts and 68 branches totaled 3 554 754. Domestic money orders reached 21 032 075 while total money handled rose to 23 696 620. Essex Street station led in stamp sales and money order volume with 593 687 40 and 73 915 respectively.
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Boston Postoffice
Mansfield
Central Post Office
Boston
Essex Street
Unnamed Picture Seeks Sunday Post Caption Prize
Readers are invited to suggest a headline for the unnamed picture in next Sunday's issue. A $25 prize awaits the chosen title, with the best entry appearing in print.
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Sunday Post
High Diver in City Hall Rises Above Union Square
John Hurlburt Jr. climbs 210 feet at Union Square Somerville to work from the City Hall rooftop scaffolding while elevators inside the building perform risky stunts. One elevator repeatedly dives on command while the other balks until machinists coax it to move. The east elevator failed to rise on cue yesterday due to a misaligned rod. Hurlburt ascends via bosun chair and pulley then rigs a wind shield against a cold coast wind as onlookers shiver.
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Union Square
Somerville
John Hurlburt, Jr
City Hall
Washington Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Hurlburt
Governor Opens Fifth Annual New Hampshire Forestry Meet
Governor Robert B. Bass opened the fifth annual forestry conference in the White Mountains with a welcome address. Former Governor Frank W. Rollins presided and reviewed forestry progress with W. R. Brown of the Forestry Commission. E. E. Woodbury spoke on North Woodstock’s interest in Lost River and Montgomery Rollins discussed its acquisition. Sessions resume tomorrow at Bretton Woods with topics on fire prevention forest preserves water drainage and forest taxation.
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North Woodstock
N. H
Robert B. Bass
White Mountains
Frank W. Rollins
Bass
W. R. Brown
New Hampshire Forestry Commission
New Hampshire
E. E. Woodbury
Woodstock
Lost River
Montgomery Rollins
Bretton Woods
Nomination Papers Filed by Several Local Candidates
John J. O'Hare Timilty and James McInerney filed Democratic nomination papers for the district that includes Wards 18 19 and 2. J J Lee filed for Ward 17 as representative. Seth Arnold Ward 12. Thomas A Niland Ward 1. William E Hickey Ward 15. Redmond S Fitzgerald Ward 2 1 for Senator. Louis R Sullivan Ward 20. Timilty and O'Hare had previous Senate nominating histories.
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John J. O'Hare
Senate
Timilty
James McInerney
J. J. Lee
Seth ¥. Arnold
Thomas A. Niland
William E. Hickey
Redmond S. Fitzgerald
Louis R. Sullivan
Miss Bernice Brooks Weds Russell S Pond
Miss Bernice Brooks daughter of Mrs Ella J Brooks formerly of Columbus Ga married Russell S Pond of Miltoff last night at Tremont Methodist Church at eight o'clock Dr H S Wristen Malden officiated The bride a graduate of Chase Conservatory Columbus Ga and New England Conservatory of Music Edith M Davison Belfast Me was maid of honor Harold W Pond Worcester brother of the groom was best man
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Bernice Brooks
Russell S. Pond
Ella J. Brooks
Columbus, Ga
Miltoff
Tremont Methodist Church
H. S. Wristen
Malden
Chase Conservatory of Music
Columbus
New England Conservatory of Music
Edith M. Davison
Belfast
Harold W. Pond
Worcester
Daring dash for liberty frees prisoner in Boston area
C H Dennison, one of five US prisoners bound for Portsmouth naval prison, escaped at North Station after shots were fired but he vanished amid yard noise. Police alerted, searches extend to Joy Street and Hanover Street stations and Charlestown Navy Yard. Dennison, about 30, 5 ft 9, 135 lb, dark complexion with long brown hair, dressed in brown suit and gray cap.
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C. H. Dennison
United States
Naval Prison
Portsmouth
N. H
North Station
Ion
Dennison
Naval
Warren
Joy Street
West End
Hanover Street
Charlestown Navy Yard
Prisoner Dennison Escapes After Navy Guard Pursuit
Dennison and four companions arrive at the South station from New York under heavy guard. At Portsmouth, Dennison bolts from the rear car of the Eastern division train on track 2, sprinting through cars as guards chase. He leaps in front of the moving train to vanish toward the Warren bridge yard while guards and a petty officer fire unsecuredly.
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Dennison
New York
Portsmouth
Liberty
Navy
Warren Bridge
Compliments for Ladies Auxiliary of A C H Chicago
Miss Anna C. Maria of Scranton Pennsylvania praised three years of women in charge as proof they can legislate for themselves. She urged teaching Ireland's history and Gaelic language to children to foster love of Ireland's culture and future.
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A. C. H. Chicago
Order of Hibernians
Anna C. Maria
Scranton
Pennn
Maria
Ireland
Double Tragedy in Chicago Husband Kills Wife then Self
Police report a jealous murder suicide in a rooming house. Charles Dyse shot his wife Jennie and then killed himself, leaving their frightened child screaming nearby. The bodies lay in the parlor with the wife on the table and the husband across her.
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Chicago
Charles Dyse
Jennie Dyse
Death in Elevator Well At Colonial Building
Harold Cullen a 20 year old elevator man at the Colonial building on Boylston street fell ten stories to his death in an elevator well yesterday. His car was found intact with doors closed on the 10th floor and authorities believe he descended from the car to inspect the bottom. He was son of George Cullen of 5 Brooks Avenue Dorchester.
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Harold Cullen
Boylston Street
Cullen
Young Cullen
George Cullen
Brooks Avenue
Dorchester
Gets It for Corns Really a Wonder
The new corn cure GETS IT promises a safe, painless remedy without wraps or plasters. It claims to hurt neither skin nor flesh and is guaranteed with a money back offer. Sold by druggists and Riker-Jaynes stores in Boston, or direct from E Lawrence & Co Chicago.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Boston
Riker-Jaynes
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