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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
4
A New York insurance man aged 55 died suddenly while attending a hotel dinner. He had just returned from a fishing trip in Florida and had been in good health, according to a business associate announcement.
Vernon W. Gardner faced divorce proceedings after his wife Katherine testified she heard him on a telephone saying he would be in Providence. A detective followed him from Boylston street to South Station where he met a young woman at a telephone booth, then registered at the Hotel Essex as Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gardner. More evidence was due.
New York June 12 Paul A Newman head of the Broad Street brokerage firm of Paul A Newman Co was indicted today by the grand jury for forging in the second degree in connection with his promotion of Rangeburnett Oil Company stock.
James A. Tawney former member of Congress from Minnesota and longtime House appropriations chair died in Exelsior Springs Missouri after months of ill health. He had announced his retirement years earlier and was a prominent Republican figure in national finance policy.
Captain Frederick B. Huntington of Battery A, 101st Field Artillery, once a Harvard football and hockey star, was reported en route to the United States after a mysterious absence in France. He later rejoined his command in Tours following illness believed to be influenza and was briefly deemed missing before being found by military police.
Agricola born in Frejus in Provence to a father executed by Caligula. Raised by his mother he studied philosophy and joined the army, rising to command a legion at Deva Chester. He served as Britain governor and later married his daughter to Tacitus.
In Port Arthur Ontario three dining car attendants and the fireman were slightly injured when a Canadian Northern express train left the tracks due to spreading rails from heavy rain. The baggage and two dining cars overturned, and traffic will be blocked for about 24 hours.
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