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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1912

Page

7

Beautiful Princess Is American's Daughter

The Little Princess of Braganza, famed for beauty, is the daughter of Don Miguel of Braganza and the Duchess of Viseu. Her American mother, Anita Stewart, seeks American schooling for the child with both governess and nurse from the Stewart circle.

Princess Lttle Braganza Portugal Don Miguel of Duchess of Viseu Anita Stewart Stewart Europe Underwood & Underwood New York

Riordan Transferred From Broadway to East Dedham Street Station

Police Sergeant Jeremiah J. Riordan of the Broadway station in South Boston was transferred last night to the East Dedham street station in a general order issued by Police Commissioner Stephen O'Meara.

Jeremiah J. Riordan Broadway Boston Dedham Street Stephen O'Meara

Dr Williams Pink Pills Promoted As Blood Purifier

Advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a blood purifier and tonic. It cites a Boston man Mr George A Herrick praising renewed health after taking the pills. Sold by druggists at 50 cents a box with six boxes for $2 50 and a free booklet on request.

Williams George A. Herrick Clarendon Street Boston Mass Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N. Y

Shortage of fresh U S currency prompts two week delay

Boston sub-treasury officials warned that fresh money cannot be issued for about a fortnight due to exhausted general funds and delays in Congress passing the sundry appropriations act. Despite a large vault surplus, express payments to mints cannot be covered and old bills will stay in circulation.

Boston Sub-Treasury Treasury Washington Congress Treasury Department

Overcrowded Brockton High School Sees Split by Gender

Brockton High School faces severe seating strain based on September enrollment. Superintendent George L. Farley says no new building is needed for years and favors separating students by gender, proposing separate high schools for boys and girls when feasible.

Brockton Brockton High School George L. Farley Farley

Sleeper’s Passing Ends Old Knox County Lineage in Maine

Uncle Jesse Sleeper, 89, longtime local figure and holder of a Post gold-headed cane, died Tuesday morning at his Sleeper homestead in South Thomaston. He was the last of the elder generation of the family long known in Knox County.

South Thomaston Jesse Sleeper Sleeper Knox County

Unidentified Man Found Dead in East Boston Harbor

Harbor police recovered a floating body near Simp son s drydock in East Boston. The man, about 40 years old, 5 feet 8 inches, 175 pounds, brown hair with gray, wore a black coat over a brown coat, striped shirt, gray stockings, and black shoes. The body lies at North Grove street morgue.

Harbor Simpson’s Drydock Boston North Grove Street

Jewelry Robbery At Narragansett Pier Reported

A $3000 jewelry theft occurred last week at the summer home of W. W. Willocks of Sewickley Penn while the family dined. Earlier valuables were stolen from the home of C. P. Sinnockson nearby.

Narragansett Pier R. I W. W. Willocks Sewickley Penn C. P. Sinnockson

Channel dredging bids rejected by Boston Port Authority

The Directors of the Port of Boston voted to reject all bids for the Wollaston channel dredging project funded under chapter 130 of the acts of 1912 with a government appropriation of $6900.

Port of Boston Wollaston

Recall Marines From Cuban Duty

The Navy orders 850 marines home from Guantanamo Cuba with about 100 remaining as garrison. The Prairie will pick up 200 marines at Colon and add as many as possible at Guantanamo, then the Ajax will follow with the rest.

Washington State Department Navy Department America Guantanamo Cuba Naval Station Prairie Colon Isthmus

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Sergt. Riordan Ausity Sna Coffee LOCOA Galelle, Can. Eee Branch Washington Street Annex Friend Street U.S. Treasury Thomaston Jessh Sleeper Gov. Wilson Mike Flannery Ellis Parker Butler Post Beverly Hyde Park Lynn Worcester Bates Summer Street
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