Father Pays the Freight in Suffolk Suit Over $3138 Debt
Nicola Paglia of the North End sues his son Luigi in Suffolk Superior Court claiming about $2000 loaned plus expenses for Luigi’s wedding. Nicola lists items including marriage costs, clothing, jewelry, dress, priest fee, carriages, and rent totaling $3138.75 claimed owed.
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Luigi Paglia
Nicola Paglia
North End
Suffolk
Luigi
Nicola
North Margin Street
Haddam Man Arrested in Arson Case Linked to 1908 Death
Henry T. Smith, who vanished after his brother William's 1909 Haddam Neck death, was arrested on returning from Alaska and Canada. He was arraigned on arson charges for a barn fire at Haddam Neck and held for Superior Court. State's Attorney aims to pursue further charges in the brother's death. William's body was found Sept. 6, 1908.
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Haddam
Conn
Henry T. Smith
William
Haddam Neck
Alaska
Canada
Hudda Neck
Frank D. Haines
Smith
William Smith
Coat-apron gift described in Chinese blue fabric
Clara sends a perfect dear who brings a coat apron cut like a Mandarin coat that slips over the head. It features Chinese blue crash with cretenne bands and pockets. The wearer envisions it over a light summer dress on the beacon or tea in the Japanese garden.
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Clara
Tax Titles Sold at Public Auction by Edward Foye
Tax titles on 1500 estates were sold at public auction by municipal auctioneer Edward Foye in the city collector's office yesterday. The sale collects a $3 fee per title plus 8 percent interest starting after 20 days, with some overlooked charges now recovered.
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Edward Foye
Crusade Begun Against Street Corner Gangs
South End police started a crusade against gangs of young men who loiter on corners and harass passing girls. George Jackson and John Thorson were arraigned in the Police Court on charges of sauntering and loitering.
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South End
George Jackson
John Thorson
20 Years for Mrs Oakley in Poison Cream Puff Case
Mrs Hattie Oakley was sentenced to twenty years imprisonment after pleading guilty to murder in the second degree in a Boston poison cream puff case. The court accepted the plea as Attorney General Phillips noted, while educators voiced concern over proposed school consolidation and its impact on promotion and duties.
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Providence
Hattie KE. Oakley
Phillips
Teachers Protest Changes to Boston School Plans
Boston teachers voiced strong criticism at a public hearing by the School Board. They opposed consolidating small districts with larger ones and replacing masters with sub masters in the smaller districts, the central point of the proposed changes by educational experts.
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Boston Public
Boston
Proposed change expands submaster role in districts
Mr. Lee argued the plan fails in fact. the submaster is too like a higher paid room teacher. The proposal would give the submaster enlarged powers and more executive authority, aiming to grant masters a free hand in smaller districts while other teachers fill the room teacher positions.
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Lee
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Dorothy
Mrs. Oakley
L. P. Howard
Charles Sumner
School Principals’ Association
Emma. Gulliver
Dillaway
Archer M. Nickerson
Washington Allston
Mary E. Perkins
Benjamin Dean School
Boston Teachers’ Club
Joseph Lee
Corcoran
Hattie Oakley
White Star
White Star Brand
Rhwuite Co
H. White CO
South American
Panama
Sf Coryrightee
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Otwlac
Ture Weary
Continental Clothing House
Greatest Clothing
Washington ST
Cor
Boylston ST
Rochester Clothes
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