Old Boston Firms Dole and Bailey Trade History
The long standing Boston market firm dealing in meat dairy and eggs traces its roots to 1867. Cyrus G Dole started with Moses Paul forming Paul & Co later evolving to Dole Bailey with Frank O Bailey joining. Bailey a Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange member and fraternal lodge attendee, heads the present business at 19 21 28 New Faneuil Hall Market after its growth and relocations.
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New
Faneuil Hall
Cyrus G. Dole
Moses Paul
Paul & Co
Dole
Paul
J. M. Stacey
Dole & Stacey
Frank O. Bailey
Dole & Bailey
Waterford
Boston
D. M. Brown
North Market Street
Brown
James Bryden & Co
Mr. Bailey
Bailey
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Lafayette
Will to bury men at his funeral shocks Evansville
John Steller a 67 year old Hoosier left a will demanding only men attend his funeral, citing his wife deserted him in Louisville after convincing him to assign half his estate. He left the farm and savings to Joe Haas, a local grocer who cared for him in illness.
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Evansville
Ind
Louisville
John Steller
Steller
Joe Haas
Cows and Horses Hampered by Trolley Crash in Barnyard
In Bristol Penn a trolley car plunging into a farmer’s yard after a track dump startled cows horses and chickens scattering them. Passengers and the motorman were hurled to the ground as the car struck a post. The farmer threatens to sue the street car company for damages. The line runs between Bristol and Doylestown.
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Bristol
Penn
Passenges
Doylestown
Middies Turn Up Arrested After Disappearance
Christiania Norway July 25 two midshipmen of the American practice squadron Gaston I Holmes and Charles L Clifford were found at Finz railway station returning from Bergen. They said a mountain climbing injury kept them at a farmhouse. An American officer arrested them as deserters. They will be sent aboard the Vulcan to Gibraltar to rejoin the squadron.
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Christiania
Norway
Charles L. Clifford
Finz
Bergen
Vulcan
Gibraltar
Oil on streets blamed for puzzling eye disease in Connecticut
In South Norwalk Connecticut physicians link a widespread summer eye ailment to street oil use. The disease causes yellow eyelids and lash loss, with trolley motormen most affected in the city. Over 100000 gallons of oil have been spread on local streets this summer.
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Norwalk
Conn
Connecticut
Goat Saves Master From Burning Creamery Fire
At Pray Montana a fire destroyed the Pray creamery Saturday night. An Angora goat owned by Robert Egger forced open a door and woke Richard Richardson who slept nearby, saving his life. The goat had feared fire since Fourth of July pranks.
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Hillson
Garden chums cost him $261 in Newtonville
James Grant of 847 Washington Street Newtonville lost 261 dollars after meeting two men in the Public Garden yesterday afternoon who befriended him and drew him into a house for an exchange of money. He reported the incident to Station 16 with descriptions of the two men.
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James Grant
Washington Street
Newtonville
Grant
Station 16
Beverly Plans Public Library by Cass Gilbert
Beverly officials outline a new public library costing 110000 dollars to be built at the Essex and Winter streets corner with plans to be prepared by New York architect Cass Gilbert.
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Beverly
Essex and
Winter Streets
Cass Gilbert
New York
Sidewalk Snapshots Highlight Manning Long Suffolk Clerk Service
Sidewalk Snapshots No 17 profiles John P. Manning clerk of the Superior Criminal Court in Suffolk. He began after the Civil War under multiple predecessors, was elected in 1874, and has since been reelected every five years. Known for tireless work, system, and wide community regard, he often helps public charities and Roman Catholic institutions.
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John P. Manning
Superior Criminal Court
Suffolk County
Henry Homer
Francis H. Underwood
Charles W. Storey
Moorfield Storey
John C. Park
George P. Sanger
John Wilder May
Oliver Stevens
Manning
Governor Foss
Mr. Manning
Superior Court
Lamp bursts injuring Boston family in home blaze
Mrs Charles Anderson and four children Ruth Beatrice Elsie Florence were in a South Boston kitchen when a lamp exploded. Anderson and two children suffered burns from spreading oil and the blaze caused $10 damage before firefighters arrived.
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Charles Anderson
East Seventh Street
Boston
Ruth
Beatrice
Anderson
Elsie
Florence
Mrs. Anderson
Son May Be Peacemaker Between Barrymore and Colt
In St John s Quebec Sammy Colt the infant son of Russell Colt may help reunite his two parents actress Ethel Barrymore and stock broker Russell Colt. Barrymore left town upon learning Colt planned to visit and seek a reconciliation. locals note Colt s messages in Canada hint at a meeting though she avoided a direct encounter.
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ST. Johns
Que
Sammy
Russell Colt
New York
Ethel Barrymore
Miss Barrymore
Canada
California
S. Fring
Montreal
Mr. Colt
Creatore Band Concert Attracts Large Audience At Park
A large and enthusiastic crowd attended Creatore and his band at the American League Park last night. Tonight the Boston Americans and Chicago White Sox will sit in boxes for the concert with a program featuring Mendelssohn Overture La Forza del Destino and Carmen selections among others.
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Creatore
Boston American
Chicago White Sox
Girl’s Black Hand hoax jolts Lynn foster family
Lynn girl 14 Kay Haskell admitted writing the Black Hand letter to her foster-father Fred Cline at 8 Newhall Street. Cline, fearing for his family, consulted police, arranged a staged money package on the Nahant trestle, then learned the letter was a joke. The teen expressed remorse saying never again.
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Lynn
Katherine Haskell
Fred H. Cline
Newhall Street
Mass
Fred Cline
City
Nahant
Cline
Black Hand
Market Street
Uynn Stall Company
Thomas Larkin
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Frank
Curious
Goat
Master
Beverly Library
Henry H. Tuttle CO
Tremont Street
Russia
Fall River Line
Commonwealth and Priscilla Orchestra
South Station
Back Bay
Providence
Providence and
Plymouth
Boston City
Court
Washington Sts
Fort Hill
Colt
Part I
Marek
Vince
OL Benedictus
Gounod Grand Selection
Planquette
Watts
Jocelyn
Wios
Godard
Signori Pasccali
de Luca
Carmen
Signori Pascali
Rossi
Guardian
Mr. Cline Re
Black Hand Society
Dimity
Waist Store
Hamburg
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