Indictments in Hampshire County Larceny and Embezzlement Case
Miss Gilmore M Wilson of Charlestown Massachusetts and Sanford Missouri is indicted for larceny of about 160 from Smith College students. Bond defaulted after she failed to appear. Perce Bosse formerly of Lynn faces embezzlement charges of 375 as Draper Hotel clerk. sentenced to 18 months.
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Northampton
Gilmore M. Wilson
Charlestown
Mass
Sanford
Hampshire County Superior Court
Smith College
Miss Wilson
Perce Bosse
Lynn
Draper Hotel
Mrs Jack Gardner Sails for Europe on Short Notice
Mrs. Jack Gardner plans a surprise European trip sailing from New York next Tuesday aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II. She has not traveled abroad for eight years and will stay abroad until midwinter. In her absence Miss Lena Little will oversee the Italian palace and its art treasures.
Bankrupt Broker Fuller Owes 124950 in Liabilities
A bankruptcy petition filed April 20 by Emma Grappner, William C. Collett and Joseph Kasper lists Wirt X. Fuller of Brookline and former Boston banker as debtor. The schedule shows total liabilities of 124,950 chiefly from stock transactions, assets of 57,978.60, and two secured creditors.
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Wirt X. Fuller
Beacon Street
Brookline
Devonshire Street
Boston
Emma Grappner
William C. Collett
Joseph
Kasper
Fuller
G. C. Hodges
Milk Street
W. D. Mattocks
Congress Street
National Exchange Bank
Worcester Trustets
Stocker Bros
Danville
Herbert Daley
Brighton
H. W. Tilton
A. M. Fabyan
S. K. Willis
Lenox
G. W. Bean
West
Medford
el Moore
Rockland
Co. F. Spaulding
Lexington
R. A. Moore
Kensington
Conn
Dr. G. A. Dow
Cambridge
L. B. Fiske
Memorial Hall
15 year old Jennifer Saunders found safe after leaving home
Miss Jennie Saunders, daughter of George W. Saunders, who left home last Monday seeking work, was located in Everett and returned to her Summer Street home. Rumors of parental abuse were denied by her friend Miss Pearl Nichols, who said Jennie wanted independence and looked for work, including an Ashmont housekeeper ad. The family declined further comment on the episode.
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East Woe
Jen
George W. Saunders
Everett
Summer Street
Jennie
Pearl Nichols
Jeanie
Miss Nichols
Post
Cleveland Street
Sarah Shultz
Underwriters Hear Protest On Boston Fire Rates
The Boston Merchants' Association debated a 16 percent premium increase for fire risks east of Massachusetts Avenue, excluding dwellings. They noted New York rates omit rises on fireproof and sprinkler risks and urged the Boston Board of Fire Underwriters to adopt that policy to reduce conflagration hazard. The matter was referred to the insurance committee for further study.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
Boston
Massachusetts Avenue
Arthur C. Farley
Insurance Committee
New York
Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
New York Board
Westinghouse Receives Doctor of Engineering Degree
Berlin reports the Technical University has awarded American inventor George Westinghouse the degree of doctor of engineering.
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Berlin
The
Technical University
George Westinghouse
Missing Boston Father Left Home April 28
Mrs Wesley Fosdick reports her 35 year old husband Wesley vanished from their War Renton Street home early April 28 after a two week job search. She fears for their 10 month old Jeremiah and questions whether he is alive or injured, insisting he is not a drinker and may still be nearby in Boston.
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Exeter and
Marlboro Streets
Wesley
Boston
Flag Day Observed Citywide In Boston Proclamation
June 14 marks the 129th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes adoption. Mayor Fitzgerald urges display of national colors on all municipal buildings and private properties in Boston tomorrow.
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Union
United States
American Flag Association of
New York
Fitzgerald
Stars and Stripes
Boston
Boston Man Proposes National Arboretum
Jackson Dawson of Boston proposed establishing a national arboretum near Washington to test foreign plant varieties. The idea was discussed during the American Association of Park Superintendents convention in Washington on June 18.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
National Arboretum
American Association of Park Superintendents
Jackson Dawson
Boston
Denial Issued On De Koven Illness Rumor
Mrs Reginald De Koven told Times reporters that her husband the composer is in good health not in a sanatorium. She said he is visiting a friend and resting from overwork on his operas after physician advising rest.
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New York
Reginald de Koven
Times
Harlem
Yonkers
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Smith
Miss Gilmore M. Wilson
Jack Gardner
East Walpole
N. Y
Grocer’s and
Ginger
National Biscuit Company
Westinghouse
Wesley Fosdick
Houghton & Duttons
Houghton & Dutton
Maine
California
New England
Greater
Tor
Jeslery
Phil
BOC
Union Suite
Batiste
Charlies Goods
Bagehe
White Mountain
Regner
Comny
BBC
Obo
Poe
Bult
Chambray O Charbray Gia
Richelieu
Cornwall
Sardines
Medlicott Morgan
Fruit Department
Reguar
ODOC
Crawford Studio
Fosdick
BEN. Levy & CO
Kingston St
Maas
Chancellor Day
Providence
R. I
Leo B. Thomas
Stewart Street Baptist Church
Baptist Sunday School Association
Syracuse University
London
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