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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1915

Page

2

Miss Gertrude Cronin Weds James F. Corish in East Boston

Miss Gertrude Cronin daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Cronin of 746 Saratoga Street East Boston married James F Corish of Somerville last evening in St Marys Church rectory Father McDonough presided Miss Laura Cronin sister of the bride and John W Corish brother of the groom attended as witnesses

Gertrude Cronin John J. Cronin Saratoga Street Boston James F. Corish Somerville St. Mary's Church McDonough Laura Cronin John W. Corish

Delays in Declaring Baggage at Station Under New ICC Rule

Yesterday marked the first day of the Interstate Commerce Commission rule requiring travelers leaving the state to declare the value of checked baggage. At North station Baggage Master Sterling reported over 500 interstate bags handled. Passengers bound for California had their baggage checked through. A narrow signing shelf aided the process, but travelers were urged to allow extra time to complete declarations and obtain checks before trains since no baggage can depart until compliance is finished.

Interstate Commerce Commission North Station Sterling California North South Stations South Station Honolulu Berkeley Cal

Senator Cummins blamed for new baggage law effects

The report criticizes a law pushed by Iowa Senator Cummins that imposes declared baggage values and optional 10 cent per hundred insurance with excess charges for heavy bags. It notes traveler delays, potential train losses, and a summer travel surge at the Boston South station with 14 checkers needed and 300 interstate pieces processed.

New Thames Navigation Orders Issued by British Admiralty

Consul General Skinner in London reports new admiralty navigation rules for the River Thames. All traffic must use Edinburg Channel Black Deep South of Knock John and Knob light buoys and Oaze Deep until further notice. All other channels closed. Clyde mariners urged to use specified routes due to ongoing work.

Washington Skinner London River Thames Edinburg Channel Black Deep Knock, John and Knob Oaze Deep Firth of Clyde

Condemned Austrian Battisti Aids Italy

Dr Cesare Battisti of Trent member of the Austrian Chamber of Deputies has been condemned to death by Austrian authorities though absent He enlisted in the Italian army and sought to serve as a scout with Alpine troops due to his knowledge of the Trent topography.

Brescia Italy Cesare Battisti Trent Chamber of Deputies

Thousands Seek to Enlist in Italy

Rome reports a wave of men born in 1882 1883 and 1884 lining up to enlist and go to the front. They claim three years of service and readiness to fight, but the government says no more men are needed at present. Thousands of volunteer applications have been received with none accepted yet.

Rome Paris

Benjamin F. Dutton Dies at 83 in Malden Leader and Merchant

Benjamin Franklin Dutton a founder and longtime head of the Houghton and Dutton Company died at his Malden home in Glen Rock after a pneumonia attack. He built a major department store, funded civic charities, and stayed loyal to Malden despite a tax-driven exodus of wealthier residents. He spent winters in Homosassa Florida and returned to Malden two months ago.

Houghton & Dutton Company Benjamin Franklin Dutton Malden Glen Rock Mr. Dutton Dutton Homosassa Fla America

Glendon Dutton Recalled as Pioneer in Boston Trade

Obituary details the life of Benjamin Franklin Dutton a Malden based magnate who built Houghton & Dutton and shaped Boston's department store era. Born Hillsboro New Hampshire 1831 he moved to Boston in 1859 and rose to lead a national mercantile enterprise with partners including S B Houghton. He valued talent fundraising and social ties and maintained a strong ties to Hillsboro and New Hampshire. He died leaving multiple children grandchildren and great grandchildren and is remembered for his villas stables and love of nature. The funeral is private in Malden with a service in Glen Rock Circle and burial in Forestdale Cemetery.

Glen Rock Dutton Middlesex County Ephraim and Phebe (Wilson) Dutton Norwich Washington Alexandria Mr. Dutton Hillsboro New England Boston John B. Smith New Hampshire B. F. Dutton & Co Devonshire Street Dutton & Wyman Arch Street J. A. Brown Brown, Durrell & Co Brown & Dutton Summer Street Dutton, McCleary & Co Tremont Street Houghton & Dutton America Samuel 8. Houghton R. H. Macey & Co New York Freeman, Baker & Co Tremont Temple Pavilion King’s Chapel Burying Ground Malden Harriet L. Hatch Ella D. Claus Hattie Peaslee Harry Dutton Medford Houghton & Dutton Company Harriet M. Conant Enfield N. H J. W. Lounsbury Washington, D. C Cora Dutton Frank Dutton George Conant Dutton Houghton &Dutton Russell Quebec Bob Lexington California Leland Stanford Ferris Easter Florida Glen Rock Circle Edward Towle Hillsboro, N. H Congregational Church Forestdale Cemetery Oak Grove

Miss Dempsey Weds Timothy Hartnett at St James Rectory

Miss Caroline A. Dempsey married Timothy C. Hartnett last night in a ceremony at St James rectory. The couple plans residence in the city and will announce further details in coming days.

Dempsey Bride Weds Hartnett In Boston Church Ceremony

Miss Caroline A Dempsey daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Dempsey of 70 Church Street married Timothy C Hartnett son of Patrolman M J Hartnett of 655 East Broadway South Boston last night at the rectory of St James Church Harrison Avenue Rev Philip J O Donnell officiated Nellie B Hartnett sister of the groom was bridesmaid and Luman W Dempsey brother of the bride served as best man

Caroline A. Dempsey John J. Dempsey Church Street Timothy C. Hartnett M. J. Hartnett East Broadway Boston St. James Church Harrison Avenue Philip J. O’donnell Nellie B. Hartnett Luman W. Dempsey

Unconscious Man Found After High Speed Car Sighting

Joseph M. Cloonan of Malden was found unconscious by the roadside near the New England Sanitarium Stoneham with a bloodied face and head injuries. A motorcyclist named Isaac reported seeing a red touring car speeding toward Stoneham a few hundred yards away.

Joseph M. Cloonan Main Street Malden New England Sanitarium Stoneham Collen McIsaac Stevens Street Isaac Cloonan

Driver Fled After Striking Unconscious Cloonan

Witnesses describe finding the unconscious Cloonan after a collision with a red car. Police believe the driver fled the scene at full speed to avoid detection.

Cloonan

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