Captured with $658 in Pocket after Larceny Claim
Frank S. Neal 30, of 30 Appleton street, arrested for larceny of $655 after an alleged dispute over a debt to Mr. and Mrs. Alice Lewis of 529 Columbus avenue. Neal grabbed $658 on a table, struck Mr. Lewis with a gun butt, fled with Mrs. Lewis in pursuit, and was detained by Patrolman Readman on Columbus avenue. Police found $658 on him at Station 4, plus $100 more Neal claimed was his own.
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Frank S. Neal
Appleton Street
Alice Lewis
Columbus Avenue
Neal
Lewises
Lewis
Claremont Park
Readman
Station 4
Eckmans Alterative Promises Cough Recovery in Saratoga Ad
Local notice promotes Eckmans Alterative claiming cure of consumption per affidavit from J W Kanaly. Cites bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung ailments. Page ad lists Riker Jaynes stores Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept and other druggists and invites requests for cured cases and Eckman Laboratory evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Saratoga
N. Y
J. W. Kanaly
Riker-Jaynes
Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Boston Seamen Stand Against European Strike Action
The organized seamen of America and Boston refuse sympathy with European sailors on strike. When their ships dock in Boston there will be no allied action by American seamen or longshoremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Boston
Seamen's Union Tightens Stand Against Strike
William F. Frazier of Boston declares no sympathy with the current strike as American seamen, affiliated with few foreign groups, plan to confer in New York. Boston longshoremen say they will stay aloof when ships dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Frazier
Boston
Seamen's Union of North America
New York
Eastern Board of Advisers
International Organization
New Maine Commissioned at Navy Yard
The new Maine was placed in commission at the navy yard in Portsmouth New Hampshire today. Captain Frank W. Kellogg received her from Captain Marbury Johnson. After nearly two years of repairs costing about one million dollars she is nearly a new sea fighter. Crew from the Tennessee Wisconsin and Wabash will man her. Executive officer is Commander J H Rowen. She is scheduled to sail to Hampton Roads on June 30 for fleet assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Maine
Havana Harbor
Navy
Navy Yard
Frank W. Kellogg
Marbury Johnson
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Wabash
Hampton Roads
J. H. Rowen
End of Surplus Sale At Fitz-U Clothes Werner Company
The Werner and Sommer Company runs a surplus stock sale at Fitz-U Clothes, 653 655 Broadway New York City, ending tonight after weeks at Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets. Men and youths can secure suits for the 17th of June at notable savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitz-U
Werner & Sommer Company
Broadway
New York City
Wolf’s
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Debutante Miss Sturgis Weds Theodore Townsend Scudder
Miss Carolyn Sturgis daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Sturgis of Fairfield street tied in marriage with Theodore Townsend Scudder Harvard O is at Emmanuel Church by Bishop Lawrence. The couple will reside at 218 East Seventeenth Street in New York after a Fairfield street reception.
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Carolyn Sturgis
Russell Sturgis
Fairfield Street
Theodore Townsend Scudder
Harvard O Is
Bishop Lawrence
Emmanuel Church
Sturgis
Sidney Archer Lord
George Clymer
Andrew Hepburn
R. Clipston Stu
Sewing Circle
Margaret Warner
Jamaica Plain
Scudder
Hervey E. Wetzel
Detroit
Harvard
William A. Lawrence
William D. Sohier, Jr
Wayland M. Minot
Boston
John A. Sweitzer
Brookline
Thomas H. McKittrick
St. Louis
Edmund T. Dédna
Reginald Parker
Cambridge
Robert Lee
Northampton
Franklin Clark, Jr
Flushing
L. I
Samuel Eliot
Amory Eliot
New York
East Seventeenth Street
Navy Yard Auto Repairs Probed for Graft Claims
Washington June 15 The House committee on expenditures in the navy department is investigating use of the Washington Navy Yard shop to repair officers automobiles and motor boats. Secretary Meyer says repairs are commonly made at cost and that storekeeper may have used government labor and materials beyond officer deposits.
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Washington
Washington Navy Yard
House Committee
Navy Department
Meyer
Hardy
Navy Yard
Public bequests totaling 15000 in Newton will
Will of Maria M. Gay of Newton filed in Probate Court East Cambridge provides 5000 to the Woman's Board of Missions and the Massachusetts Home Missionary Society each 5000 to the Congregational Church Building Society 3000 and 1000 to Newton Hospital and Newton Home for Aged People each 1000 to other named beneficiaries.
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Maria M. Gay
Newton
East Cambridge
Woman's Board of Missions
Massachusetts Home Missionary Society
Congregational Church Building Society
Newton Hospital
Newton Home For
Government Takes Waterfront Land for Immigration Station
The government acquired 34 000 square feet along the East Boston waterfront for a new immigration station after paying 30000 dollars to President George James of the West Boston Land Company. It also obtained the Jeffries Point Yacht Club property previously purchased for the same purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George James
West Boston Land Company
East Boston
Jeffries Point
Boston Elevate must pay city 51612 dollars verdict
Judge Fessenden ruled the Eleveted must turn over 51612 dollars to Boston for elevators at the Atlantic avenue station in the East Boston tunnel. He found the elevators were part of the station equipment and payable by the Elevated, not the Transit Commission. Original city payment was 44450 dollars, with interest bringing total to 51612.
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Boston
City of
Fessenden
Superior Court
Atlantic Avenue
East Boston Tunnel
Elevated
The
Transit Commission
Post Man Weds South End Girl
John A. Beyer of the Post editorial staff and Miss Elizabeth E. Galaneno quietly married at the bride's Tremont Street home. Immediate relatives attended. They plan a home on Warren Avenue after a tour through eastern Canada. Beyer has served as assistant to the Post financial editor William E. Soule. the bride is active in Roxbury music circles.
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John A. Beyer
Post
Elizabeth E. Galaneno
Tremont Street
Warren Avenue
Canada
Beyer
William E. Soule
Roxbury
Collins Named President of National Clothing Cutters Union
Thomas J. Collins of South Boston was elected president of the Clothing Cutters and Trimmers Association of America. He has worked at Leopold Morse & Co. for more than 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Collins
Thomas J. Collins
South Boston
New Haven Railroad to Decide on Park Square Site
Directors of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad are slated to act at their New York meeting on disposition of the Park Square property. Boston officials and Park Square Real Estate Trust trustees await the outcome.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New York City
Park Square
Boston
The
Park Square Real Estate Trust
Supreme Court ruling halts Park Square real estate plans
On May 17 the Supreme Court found the New Haven railroad exceeded its powers in conveying Park Square lands to the Park Square Real Estate Trust and voided the transaction. President Charles S. Mellen said the property would be sold back at cost plus development expenses, while the fate of the development scheme remained undecided as New Haven directors met at Grand Central Station to decide on disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
The
New Haven Railroad Company
Park Square
Charles S. Mellen
New Haven
Mellen
New Haven Railroad
Grand Central Station
New York
Postal Bank for Wakefield and New Additions
Postmaster General Hitchcock designates 50 more postal savings banks bringing the total to 700. The new offices open for deposits on July 14 including Wakefield Massachusetts Naugatuck Connecticut Sanford Missouri East Hampton New York Wakefield Massachusetts and Derry New Hampshire.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Naugatuck
Conn
Sanford
East Hampton
Wakefield
Mass
Derry
N. H
Woman Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition in Gloucester
Mary L. Andrews of Gloucester filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in U S District Court. She lists liabilities of 31 110 and assets of 24 800 with 24 800 secured. Secured claims include Cape Ann Savings Bank 15 275 Gloucester Safe Deposit & Trust 2 000 and Bristol County Investment 6 000. Assets are mortgaged real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Andrews
Gloucester
United States District Court
Cape Ann Savings Bank
Gloucester Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Bristol County Investment Company
Attleboro
Man claims British royal kinship seeks kidnapping clues
A letter mailed to Halifax police from Haverhill Massachusetts, signed William Plantagenet, asserts the writer is a member of the British royal family. He seeks information about a 1884 kidnapping on Boston or Halifax streets and asks for help to return to his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
William Plantagenet
Haverhill
Mass
Plantagenet
Boston
Great Britain
Former Congressman Keliher Declines NALC Banquet Invitation
In a letter to Branch 34 of the National Association of Letter Carriers, former Congressman John A. Keliher declines the association banquet to honor him for past services. He cites inconvenience and expense to individual members as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch 34
National Association of Letter Carriers
John A. Keliher
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