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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1908

Page

5

Wealthy Artist Watson to Settle in Venice

Allen Carter Watson, prominent New York artist and husband of Worcester native Anita Mercer, has moved to Venice, per a letter to Watson’s brother in Templeton. The couple wed Feb 19 last year in Maridich Hungary after Miss Mercer speared Watson’s card on All Husbands Day, inspiring their marriage a month later.

Worcester Allen Carter Watson New York Anita Mercer Maridich Hungary Venice Elor Mr. Watson Maridici Miss Mercer Marididi

Family pew dispute spurs probate court action in Littleton

Judge Lawton of the East Cambridge Probate Court heard a case over a family pew in the Old Congregational Church in Littleton as part of a decade long fight over Theodore C. Fletcher's estate. Ora Titcomb bought the pew for $20, while Fletcher claimed the pew held substantial value beyond a seating license.

Lawton Probate Court East Cambridge Old Congregational Church Littleton Theodore C. Fletcher Ora S. Titcomb Theodore Fletcher Fletcher

Graduation at Thompson's Island Farm and Trade School

At Thompson's Island Farm and Trade School graduation exercises more than 200 attended the event on the grounds under maples. Twelve graduates, oldest 17, received diplomas as Charles H Bradley supervised. John T Evans presented the alumni gold medal to Frederic W Marshall. Alfred Hugo Neuman of Boston gave a meteorology address. F W Marshall delivered the valedictory on Loyalty. Dr Frank E Allard prizes of 12 8 and 5 dollars were awarded to Percy Smith Harold L Marshall and Robert W Gregory.

Thompson's Island Alfred Hugo Neuman Boston Washington Weather Bureau New England Charles H. Bradley F. W. Marshall John T. Evans Frederic W. Marshall Frank E. Allard Percy Smith Harold L. Marshall Robert W. Gregory

Van Camp's Milk Endorsed By Dr Morse For Immigrants

Dr W H Morse of New York, superintendent of the Bible Mission Society, cites immigrant infant deaths from impure milk. He endorses Van Camp's Milk as the only safe milk, claiming it is sterilized, germ free, and economical. The ad touts pure Holstein milk, no additives, and recipes with a free cook book from Van Camp Packing Co Indianapolis.

W. H. Morse New York Bible Mission Society van Camp van Camp’s van Camp Packing Co Indianapolis Ind

Men s Summer Pajamas at 1.50 Quality Sale

Bargain notice for summer mens pajamas priced at 1.50 each. Stock described as quality items offered in a clearance style listing. Limited details on size or quantity are provided.

Korn Kolor

Crowds Trodden Jewels Incident In Springfield Alley

Three small diamonds valued at 270 dollars were kicked about for ten hours in a busy downtown Springfield alley. The owner E. J. Kittle, whose shop at 31 Harrison Avenue lies within a hundred yards, later recovered the gems.

Springfield E. J. Kittle Harrison Avenue

Diamonds Recovered After Carrier Bag Loss in Boston Alley

A Boston jeweler’s shipment containing three diamonds and three gold mounted settings went missing when a carrier dropped the registered mail in an alley. After a three hour search by Post Office Inspector Rapp and an assistant postmaster, two diamonds were found and the third was recovered by a boy who spotted it in a crevice.

Mr. Kittle Boston Post Office Rapp

Draper Drops Merger Bill as Action Is Deferred

Acting Governor Draper indicated no special message to the Legislature on the merger. Attorney-General Malone will seek a court mandate to dispose of 110000 shares of Boston and Maine stock held by the New Haven line. The Cole bill becomes inoperative July 1, leaving courts to resolve the merger. Malone will act after prorogation.

Draper Malone Supreme Court Boston & Maine New Haven Road

Razor Slashing Girl Held On $500 Bail

Jennie Ramirez, the Italian girl who slashed John D Angelo with a razor in front of his home in South Boston Thursday night, was arraigned in the South Boston court yesterday charged with assault and battery with a razor. She pleaded not guilty and was held in $500 for a hearing on June 16.

Jennie Ramierez John D'Angelo South Boston

Agreeable Surprise at Traveler Shoe Store

At 150 Court Street near Bowdoin Square travelers union made shoes for men and women are offered with a free pair wide silk laces worth 25 cents. The store features 100 styles with a three fifty value and special graduation styles. Open evenings.

Court Street Bowdoin Square Edu

City Officials Disagree Over Foreman Appointment

Mayor Hibbard and Streets Superintendent Emerson clash over appointing Benjamin Ham as foreman in the street department to replace James Garrity. Emerson reportedly does not want Ham. a conference will be held upon the mayor's return to the city.

Hibbard Emerson Benjamin Ham James Garrity Ham

Water Department to Drop 150 Workers

Water Commissioner Hannan prepared a list of 150 discharges to be referred to the Finance Commission at its next meeting. Engineers' report recommends disposing of 150 men, but Hannan opposes such a large reduction given long service of many workers.

Hannan Finance Commission Commission

East River Spans Fourth Bridge in New Manhattan Link

New York reports the East River now spanned by a fourth bridge with cables laid across the water. A barge carried four five inch cables from the Manhattan to the Brooklyn towers, placing the structure between the existing Brooklyn and Williamsburg bridges.

New York East River Manhattan Bridge Brooklyn Bridge Williamsburg Bridge Manhattan Brooklyn Towers

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Watson Thompson Dr. Morse Henry Siegel Co Boys’ Clothing Dept Washington and Essex Streets Mass Cluett Men’s Furnishing Dept Henry Siegel Co.—Men’s Furnishing Durable Dept Men’s Clothing Dept Stein-Bloch Suits Stein-Bloch eHenry Siegel Co Ern Nonell Wade & Butcher Wadsworth W. H. Morley James T. Scott Joseph Allen & Son Sheffield Eng Essex Street Rex America Henry Siegel Co.—Sporting Goods Washburn-Crosby CO
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