Dorchester Girl Leads Old Home Week Prep Efforts
Miss Louise McManus of Dorchester shows extra enthusiasm for Old Home week preparations. Though limited by being a girl and the prettiest in town, she writes invitations and helps at the Old South building. She graduated from Dorchester High School in 1906. her father is a prominent businessman.
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Dorchester
Louise McManus
Old South
Miss McManus
Dorchester High School
LAWRENCE WILLING TO HOLD B and M STOCK IN MERGER FALLOUT
General Samuel C Law rence of Medford returns from Europe and refuses to state his plan for about 500 shares of Boston and Maine stock in the proposed merger with the New York New Haven Hartford. He has not transferred the holdings and will not reveal whether he will exchange for New Haven stock or keep the B and M shares.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Samuel C. Lawrence
Medford
Europe
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Kennedy Drowns Swimming at Washington Bridge Bath
Providence July 26 William Kennedy aged 14 drowned at the Washington bridge bath house while bathing with companions. He was seized by cramps and unable to recover.
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Providence
William Kennedy
Washington Bridge
Winthrop Coaching Parade Draws Wide Interest
Intense interest surrounds the annual Winthrop Coaching Parade Association event set for Saturday August 17 at 2 PM. Entries welcome from outside Winthrop with Secretary C Rt Bennison handling inquiries and planning. Boston carriage and auto owners, Crest hotels, yacht clubs, and lodges plan floats or tallies for the parade.
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Winthrop Coaching Parade Association
Winthrop
C. Rt. Bennison
Winthrop Street
Boston
Wife of Rev Dr Puffer Makes Stage Debut in Boston
In Salem a shock hits town as Frank Cousins is arrested for larceny and Mrs Eleanor Puffer wife of the Rev Charles H Puffer appears at Castle Square Theatre Boston as "Cinder" in Lost Paradise to aid Animal Rescue League. She hid her name and spoke of no future plans while noting she loved her home and had considered stage work.
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Puffer
Castle Square
Salem
Frank Cousins
Post Office
Eleanor Puffer
Charles H. Puffer
Boston
Mrs. Puffer
Virginia Vance
Cinder
Bowery
Post
Animal Rescue League
Castle Square Theatre
Salem Shocks Nation With Cousins Embezzlement Case
The post office inspector alleges a scheme where large envelope orders were paid with withhold checks, leaving unpaid balances that were embezzled by Cousins. Suspicion arose from lax payments and mismatched cash on hand and receipt stubs. Cousins was a prominent Salem dry goods dealer at Cousins Beehive.
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Post Office
Cousins
Salem
Salem Citizen Frank Cousins Arrested for Embezzlement
Salem, July 26. Frank Cousins, a respected local resident living quietly with his two unmarried sisters on Essex Street, has been arrested on embezzlement charges from the Boston post office. Known for his hobby of collecting Salem lore, he lectured on Historic Salem and Along the North Shore before numerous societies and lodges.
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Salem
Notvs
Frank Cousins
Boston Post Office
Essex Street
North Shore
Tribute to Tarshanjian Highlighted in Armenian Reflective Letter
Alice Stone Blackwell writes to the Post condemning the murder of Tiavshanjian for withholding funds from Armenian revolutionary groups. She admires his honesty and courage, labels the killers as merciless blackmailers, and urges Armenians to distance from the violent factions while seeking justice.
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Tiavshanjian
Tarshanjian
New York
Armenia
Alice Stone Blackwell
Friends of Armenia
Chilmark
Grain Dealers Mutual Fire Insurance elects directors
At the Chamber of Commerce meeting the Grain Dealers Mutual Fire Insurance Company elected directors for three, two, and one year terms. Elected for three years were Dean K. Webster Lawrence Charles M. Cox Milton L. Cushing Robert Mackinnon and C. E. Halsted. For two years Charles P. Washburn Wiliam L. Winslow W. M. Bournouf Eben J. Ham F. G. Humphrey. For one year Henry R. Burbeck H A Crossman Benjamin W. Brown George W. Kent George S. Morrell. Officers include President Dean K. Webster Vice President Milton L. Cushing Treasurer W. M. Bournouf and Secretary A. Shirley Ladd. Halstead is treasurer of another association. Humphrey is formerly president and now secretary of that group.
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Grain Dealers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Chamber of Commerce
Dean K. Webster
Lawrence
Charles M. Cox
Melrose
Milton L. Cushing
Fitchburg
Robert Mackinnon
St. Johnsbury
C. E. Halsted
Springfield
Charles P. Washburn
Boston
Wiliam L. Winslow
Fall River
W. M. Bournouf
Haverhill
Eben J. Ham
Lewiston
F. G. Humphrey
Waterbury
Conn
Henry R. Burbeck
North Abington
H. A. Crossman
Needham
Benjamin W. Brown
Concord
George W. Kent
Providence
R. I
Georges. Morrill
Laconia
N. H
A. Shirley Ladd
C. E
Halstead
New England Retail Coal Dealers’ Association
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Armour Way
Clinton Street
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Tavshanjian
Bargain Centre
Dodge-Spear CO
W. S. Peck & CO
Dodge-Spear Co.’s Clothing Store
E. C. Skuf
Fers Shoes
Spear Co
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Fleer
Ceylon
Swift
Pride
Bae
New York State
Choice
Grain Dealers’ Insurance
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