Rail hearings end on Boston & Maine separation dispute
Hearings on Governor Walsh and the Boston & Maine separation from the New Haven closed with a tense exchange between Senator Chase and Mrs Christina Page. Senators discussed stock control, proposed board reforms, and state purchase of B&M stock to preserve direct New England routes and curb political management.
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Walsh
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Public Service
Anderson
Senator Chase
Christina Page
New
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston Railroad Holding Company
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Vermont
State Board of Trade
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston Clearinghouse Association
Eyvery
Bailey-Earley nuptials in Dorchester at St. Peter's Church
Miss Annie Theresa Harley daughter of Mrs Margaret Bailey of 42 Draper street Dorchester married Joseph L Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Bailey of 15 Kerwin street Dorchester. The ceremony at St Peter's Church Meeting House Hill was performed by Rev Edward Kenny.
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Annie Theresa Harley
Margaret Bailey
Draper Street
Dorchester
Joseph L. Bailey
Bailey
Kerwin Street
St. Peter's Church
Meeting House Hill
Edward Kenny
Henry C Barrett Dead in Malden
Henry Oliver Barrett longtime Malden resident died at 185 Main street after a short illness. Born in Ashburnham he moved to Malden at six and lived in the same house. He helped found Malden Trust Co and served as director. He was a Mason and Shrine member and contributed to hospitals. Survived by widow Mary Forsyth and three children. Funeral from his home.
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Henry Oliver Barrett
Malden
Main Street
Ashburnham
Mr. Barrett
Greenwood Academy
Boston
Braman, Dow & Co
Malden Trust Company
Barrett
Converse Lodge of Masons
Tabernacle Chapter
Beauseant Commandery
Melrose Council
Aleppo Temple
Mystic Shrine
Malden Hopital
Y. M. Concete 4S
Mary Forsyth
Harry Wyman Barrett
Elizabeth Barrett Seavey
William C. Keen
Milk wagon injures Roxbury boy in front of home
Edmund Blygsh five year old of 3 Dimmocek Street Roxbury was run over by a milk wagon at 2892 Washington Street. He sustained a fractured nose and serious facial injuries after grabbing wheel spokes while a companion Lindsay aged a year old watched the Brigham farm wagon. He was taken to City Hospital in very serious condition.
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Edmund B. Blygsh
Dimmocek Street
Roxbury
Washington Street
Lindsay
Brigham Farm
Ion
Beveretton Street
Moose Pass-Word Petitions Court for Lodge Reinstatement
Avon resident James W Higgins petitions the Supreme Judicial Court seeking access to the password used by Brockton Lodge 462 Loyal Order of Moose and his reinstatement in the lodge. He was elected lodge secretary on March 13 1913 for three years served until mid 1914 when charges led to suspension and a $150 fine. The supreme dictator reversed the ruling and remitted the fine but Higgins says his lodge rights remain denied.
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Dayvsmond W Higgins
Avon
Supreme Judicial Court
Brockton Lodge
Order of Moose
Wace
Supreme Dictator
Teenage robber given five year sentence with extra month
Frank J. McMahon, 16, of Lowell pleaded guilty to attempting to rob Andrew Brown after striking him with an iron bar in East Cambridge. Judge Keating imposed five years and added three months, citing the mother's fears. McMahon to Concord Reformatory.
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Middlesex Superior Court
East Cambridge
Keating
Frank J. McMahon
Lowell
McMahon
Andrew Brown
Brown
Funk
Concord Reformatory
Lover's quarrel ends in suicide in North Sullivan
Vernon Dockham aged 20 left the home of a North Sullivan young lady after being told she would not marry him. He returned later declaring he would kill himself and his body was found in front of the house with a revolver near his hand and one empty chamber.
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North Sullivan
Vernon Dockham
Dockham
Governor vetoes bills on widow salaries for dead officials
Governor Walsh vetoed two measures granting salaries to widows of late Supreme Court justices Nathan Dexter Pratt and John Joseph Flaherty. Pratt’s widow would receive 70.75 and Flaherty’s 2306.46. He urged a general law for such gratuities, arguing officials receive generous compensation and pensions.
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Walsh
Tie
Nathan Dexter Pratt
John Joseph Flaherty
Pratt
Flaherty
Commonwealth
500 Lingerie Dresses at Sale Prices Stitched
A local sale offers 500 lingerie dresses priced at 3.95 and 5.65 with stitching noted. Buyers are advised to act quickly as quantities are limited and stock may move fast.
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South Boston
Edward L. Logan
Fallon
Logan
Michael J. Callo
Acton Street
South End
Manchester
N. H
New Hampshire Public Service Commission
Waterman's
Waterman
E Graai
L. E. Waterman Company
School St
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Greatest Clothing House
Washington, Corner
Boylston Street
Westminster Roof Garden
the Gaaian Copley Sa
Tilt
Earley
Henry C. Barrett
Petitions Court For the
Arlier
Filene’s
Filene
Vilene
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