80-Year-Old Twins Celebrate Birthday in Nashua
Frank H. Tyrrell and Francis H. Tyrrell, oldest twins in New Hampshire, marked their 80th birthday in Nashua on June 10. More than 100 relatives attended, four generations represented, and they welcomed guests in the room where they were born with help from their sister Mrs. Lucy Keyes, who is years old.
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Nashua
N. H
Frank H. Tyrrell
Francis H.tyrrell
New Hampshire
Tyrrell
Lucy Keyes
New Beauty Bath Promises Smooth Arms and Hands
Advertises a beauty bath treatment for hands and arms using warm water with pulverized eumol. Claims to remove tan freckles liver spots and other blemishes while leaving skin satiny soft and white like maidenhood. A small 4 ounce package of eumol lasts long and is inexpensive.
Boston and Maine Rail Declines to Declare Dividend
Boston and Maine directors at a postponed South Station meeting announced no dividend on common stock for the current quarter. It is the first time in 73 years the road has skipped a dividend, following earlier hints from May’s quarterly session. Lucius Tuttle, chair, said dividend action was not formally considered and left the issue to the future.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
South Station
Lucius Tuttle
Board of Directors
Business troubles drive plant owner to suicide in Harrisburg
Ira Sharidan, owner of the United Textile Knitting plant in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, took poison and died. Reported business troubles were given as the motive for the self inflicted death.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Ira Sharidan
United Textile Knitting Plant
New England Railroads See No Harm From Rate Ruling
Edgar J. Rich of the Boston and Maine argues Supreme Court ruling leaves States free to fix interstate rates until Congress acts. He says New England lines will still receive a fair deal as property values under any rule will exceed capitalization. The decision notes 4.14 percent return is inadequate in a related case, implying a higher minimum rate is possible.
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Edgar J. Rich
Boston & Maine Railroad
New England
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Ruling on freight and passenger rates discussed by Rich
Mr Rich discusses a Minnesota rate ruling noting New England railroads should feel no unease. He argues state commissions are unlikely to be swayed by radical sentiment and stresses consideration of regional interests in the case.
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Minnesota
New England
Twelve probationers become Boston firefighters
Twelve probationers of the Boston fire department were graduated from the drill school at fire headquarters yesterday. Names include J H Donahue Engine 3 F J McTague Engine 8 J A Bittmen Engine 16 T J Glennon Engine Ed g Engine 30 L J Sweeney Engine 47 J Jewett Ladder 2 M F Mahoney Fee 41 T J Driscoll Ladder 8 T J Stevens Ladder 9 G E White Ladder 21 and M J McGonigle Ladder 28.
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Boston Fire Department
J. H. Donahue
F. J. McTague
J. A. Bittmen
T. J. Glennon
L. J. Sweeney
J. Jewett
M. F. Mahoney
T. J. Driscoll
T. J. Stevens
G. E. White
M. J. McGonigle
Decree Sought Over Cruelty in Heppe Marriage
Mrs Alice Heppe of Roxbury testified before Judge Crosby that after eloping at 17 to Springfield Ohio and marrying John Heppe now of Coney Island she faced cruel and abusive treatment. He preferred staying home, refused work, and deserted the family, prompting the separation suit filed yesterday.
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Alice Heppe
Roxbury
Springfield
Ohio
John Heppe
Coney Island
Crosby
Heppe
Toledo
Great Lakes Shipping Merged Into Richelieu and Ontario
Eleven steamship lines on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River were merged in Montreal to form the Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company with 16 million dollars in capital. Three quarters of the capital is preferred stock.
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Montreal
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Company
Sails of Franconia Carry 1700 Passengers to Queenstown and Liverpool
The Cunard liner Franconia sailed yesterday afternoon with about 1700 passengers bound for Queenstown and Liverpool. It drew a large cheering crowd of over 2500 at the Cunard dock and featured abundant cut flowers with many women passengers carrying bouquets of roses or pinks.
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Cunard
Queenstown
Liverpool
Boston Steamship Franconia Sails as Passengers Cheer
The Franconia backed out amid cheers and flowers as about 278 in saloon and steerage including notable passengers prepared to depart for London. Salem D. Charles heads to an international good roads congress. Theodore Lussier of Houghton & Dutton begins a European buying tour to strengthen foreign markets.
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Franconia
Julia Fraher
M. Horne
Frank Giacombe
F. Myrick
Boston Galway Association
Salem D. Charles
Theodore Lussier
Houghton and Dutton Company
Greater
Boston
Board of Street Commissioners
London
J. Sumner Draper
Draper
Ruth
Copeland Draper
Chester A. Butman
Massachusetts Agricultural College
W. S. Shepard
Miriam Shepard
King C. Gillette
City
Robert D. Evans
Beverly
John T. Stone
Chicago
Stone
E. M. Paddock
Cambridge
G. A. Costello
Sharon
W. T. Coppins
Newton
Clara Adams
Milton
M. Ss. P. Pollard
Richard H. Stearns
J. F. Baxter
Sweden
Houghton & Dutton Company
Lussier
England
Ireland
Scotland
Mr. Lussier
Medford High senior strike prompts make up day plan
The Medford High School senior class that joined a strike Monday must make up the day's work and attend afternoon recitations all week. Principal James D. Howlett initially planned to dismiss baseball players from the team but later decided to retain them despite the demonstrations outside the school.
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Medford High School
James D. Howlett
Forged Check Suspect Hangs Self in Cell
Harry B. Walton aged 19 of Somerville hanged himself in his jail cell after serving only three weeks of a four month sentence for forgery. He used a tie as a noose attached to electrical fixtures, and had been sentenced under the name Sears for allegedly forging a $10 U S Trust Company check.
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Harry B. Walton
Gilman Street
Somerville
Charles Street
Sears
United States Trust Company
Olinda Steamship Olinda Reaches Charleston After Fire
The Munson line steamship Olinda, reported on fire at sea, was 95 miles southeast of Charleston at 9 10 p m and is making for Charleston. It is expected to arrive tomorrow.
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Charleston
S. C
Munson Line
Olinda
How English Beauties Keep Faces Youthful
English health expert Christian Miller notes American women age from nervousness and cosmetics overuse. She praises English repose and a mercorized wax nightly routine sold in U S drug stores. One ounce allegedly revives a dull complexion by removing dead skin cells.
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Christian Miller
F. C
England
King George’s
United States
Father John's Medicine Promises Nourishment and Weight Gain
Advertisement extols Father John's Medicine as pure nourishment for the weak and run down. It claims to rebuild wasted tissue by delivering exact elements in an easily absorbed form to help regain weight.
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Father John
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