Young Mr Sears May Issue a Statement
Southboro June 11 J Montgomery Sears Jr spent Sunday at the Sears summer home and told a Post reporter a will may be filed tomorrow or in a few days He noted the estate shrank from about 20 million to no more than 4 million according to executor Choate He said he may issue a statement about the fortune while declining to explain the unaccounted millions and left the enigma to time and family disclosure.
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Southboro
J. Montgomery Sears, Jr
Sears
Post
Charles F. Choate
Somerville
Deacon
Wife No 1 Seeks Insurance In Milwaukee Double Life Case
Relatives of Peter J. Deacon, western representative for New England mills, seek light on a second Milwaukee wife after his Chicago death. John Keating, son-in-law, halted Milwaukee policy payments while inquiries locate Graham, a Boston acquaintance. Mrs Deacon and sister search for facts about Deacon’s pre Boston life as suspicions of a double life surface.
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Peter J. Deacon
New England
Chicago
Somerville
Milwaukee
St. James’ Episcopal Church
John Keating
Mr. Keating
Mr. Deacon
Everett Couple Wed at Immaculate Conception Church
At Immaculate Conception Church in Everett tonight John H. McDonnell and Miss Alice Irene Tenney were married. The groom is a Boston store cashier and the ceremony was conducted by Rev Father Mohan. The couple will honeymoon in Maine and New Hampshire.
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Everett
Immaculate Conception Church
John H. McDonnell
Alice Irene Tenney
R. H. White Company
Boston
Father Mohan
Mary Agnes Sweeney
Frank Toomey
Somerville
Waters Avenue
West Everett
Weston Campbell
John Campbell
P. Fleming
George J. McCarthy
Maine
New Hampshire
Superintendent Pierce Bans Conversations by Boston Police on Streets
The article reports Superintendent William H. Pierce ordering Boston patrolmen to avoid street conversations and social interactions while on duty. Officers must stay on routes, not linger in doorways, walk six feet from buildings, and refrain from coupling on sidewalks. Violations risk insubordination penalties. the motive and likely outcomes are unclear.
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William H. Pierce
Boston
Bluecoats
Pierce
Cauley Dolan Contest Grows in Charlestown Politics
Alderman Edward L. Cauley seeks re election while President Arthur W. Dolan of the Common Council aims to challenge him at the polls. The dispute splits Charlestown and Boston Democrats with speculation about Corbett or Shaw naming the aldermanic nominee. Both leaders vow to let the people decide.
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Edward L. Cauley
Arthur W. Dolan
Common Council
Charlestown
Dolan
Cauley
Boston Democracy
Joseph J. Corbett
Schoolhouse Commission
Shaw
Corbett
Alderman Cauley
Boston
Aldermen
Gaelic School Plans for St John’s Festival
The Gaelic School of Boston held a session at 1151 Washington street and is preparing for St John’s festival in Apollo Garden on Saturday June 24. A turf bonfire will be lit at 7 p.m. by an Irish Druid in costume with an oration in Irish, followed by hurling exhibitions and Irish games and dancing throughout the day.
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Gaelic School of
Boston
Washington Street
St. John’s
Apollo Garden
St. Johns
Ireland
Moorish Robbers Kill Vice-Consul in Mazagan
Tangipr reports Moorish robbers entered the Austrian vice-consulate at Mazagan on June 6 and murdered Vice-Consul Madden a British subject also representing Denmark. His wife was wounded as the killers escaped. Austrian and British authorities protest to the Sultan's foreign minister.
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Tangipr
Mazagan
Madden
Denmark
5000 Canoes on the River in Auburndale
Ideal weather drew thousands to the Charles River from the Lower Falls to Waltham for a day of canoeing. Police estimate about 5000 canoes on the river at one point while Weston and Newton officers managed river traffic. Two teens, John Snow and Frank Fuller, were rescued from the water near the Wawendawa float, both 16 years old.
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Auburndale
Charles
Lower Falls
Waltham
Metropolitan Park
Weston
Newton
Weston Bridge
Chaisson
Antonio
Wabewawa
John F. Snow
Somerville
Frank Fuller
Cambridge
Rebecca J. Moulton Rescued From Pasque Rocks
The three masted schooner Rebecca J. Moulton capt Wright was pulled from danger near Pasque Island by the tug Storm King after more than a week ashore. She proceeded to Vineyard Haven for temporary bottom repairs after heavy damage from contact with the rocks. Much of her yellow pine cargo had to be lightered before she could be floated.
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Pasque Island
Rebecca J. Moulton
Wright
Storm King
Anid
Vineyard Haven
Moulton
Quincy Puts Speeding Autoists in Check
Chief Frank E. Burrell of Quincy says speeders are scared and police will strictly enforce laws to curb speeding on inhabited streets. He notes fines have been paid but emphasizes enforcement over revenue, with officers stationed on Sundays to deter auto speed, easing pressure on the city treasury.
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Frank E. Burrell
Quincy
Post
Bass Point Opening Draws 10000 to Nahant Season Start
About 10 000 people flocked to Bass Point Nahant for the official opening of the season. Putnam's concert band performed all day. The steamer Favorite debuted in Nahant service carrying large crowds from Boston and clashing with Nantasket steamers twice or thrice.
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Bass Point
Nahant
North Shore
Putnam's
Favorite
Boston
Houghton Dutton Custom Orders ETA Notice
Orders placed with Houghton and Dutton before close of business Tuesday will be ready before the 17th if desired. Temporary Location at 3d Floor Rear.
Swedish Premier Rules Out Norway Recognition
Premier Ramtadt announces Sweden will not recognize Norway's revolution and will push motions in the Riksdag aligned with this stance. He believes the Riksdag will adopt the view and that no foreign power will recognize Norway as independent against Sweden's will.
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Stockholm
Ramtadt
Norway
Riksdag
Sweden
Worcester Public School Children Pour $1400 Toward Hoar Memorial
Worcester public school children have subscribed about $1400 to the Hoar memorial fund. Treasurer Charles M. Thayer reports not all returns are in yet from the certificates and stubs sent to every public school building. Officials expect total contributions to reach $1700.
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Worcester
Hoar
Charles M. Thayer
Hydrophobia Notice Posted in Weston
The State Board of Agriculture posted notices in Weston stating a dog brought by an Auburndale party from Wayne Pennsylvania on May 8 died at a Boston veterinary hospital of hydrophobia. The dog wandered about and showed signs of having.
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Weston
State Board of Agriculture
Auburndale
Wayne
Penn
Boston
Fight Involves Biting Incident Mentioned in Report
A conflict is described as having a bite involved, with no further details or outcomes provided in the readable text. The fragment indicates an altercation and an injury or intended claim related to biting.
Wrath of God Warning At Revere Beach Sabbath Outing
A middle aged woman at Revere Beach proclaimed divine wrath against those spending Sunday at amusements. The crowd dispersed without incident as families enjoyed nautically themed rides, theatre shows, and the busy shore with bands, bears, and sailing craft. The Revere Selectmen found operations orderly.
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Revere Beach
Nautical Gardens
Mammoth Theatre
Revere Street
Revere
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