Brayton to Learn Fate Friday in Brockton Postmaster Case
Robert Brayton, former Brockton assistant postmaster, faces Judge Morton in U S District Court Friday after pleading guilty to embezzling 2398.76 in postal funds. District Attorney Asa P. French and ex-Congressman Robert O. Harris argued final points yesterday as restitution was made by Brayton’s relatives and friends.
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Robert Brayton
Brockton
Morton
United States District Court
Asa P. French
Robert O. Harris
Brayton
Merch Grand Jury
Miss Nightingale Weds Philip C Nash at Church of the Disciples
Frances E Nightingale daughter of Mr and Mrs J Winthrop Nightingale of 18 James Street Boston married Philip Curtis Nash Harvard 11 of Allaton last night at the Church of the Disciples Rev Abraham M Rihbany officiated a reception followed at the church parlors with over 300 guests welcomed by the couple and their parents
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Frances E. Nightingale
J. Winthrop Nightingale
James Street
Bostom
Church of the Disciples
Philip Curtis Nash
Harvard
Allaton
Abraham M. Rihbany
Watch Hill Bathing and Recreating Offers Ideal Scene
Here water conditions suit all bathers with unexcelled surf in Little Narragansett Bay great for still-water swimming motor boating sailing canoeing and fishing. Noted for fresh breezes famous hotels and golf. An illustrated Watch Hill booklet can be sent on request to Vacation Bureau Desk D4 Room 574 South Station Boston Mass.
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Little Narragansett Bay
Splendid Golf
Watch Hill
South Station
Boston
Mass
Consecration Today of Archdeacon Babcock
Archdeacon Samuel G. Babcock of Boston will be consecrated suffragan bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts at Trinity Church Boston at 10 20 this morning. Bishop Lawrence of Boston presides with New England bishops in attendance. The service includes a two section procession from Trinity parish house along Huntington avenue past Copley square to the church and back.
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Samuel G. Babcock
Boston
Episcopal Diocese of
Massachusetts
Trinity Church
Lawrence
New England
Trinity Parish House
Huntington Avenue
Copley Square
Robert T. Walker
Church of the Advent
William H. Bibbey
St. Mary’s Free Church For
East
Frederick B. Allen
Episcopal City
Daniel Sylvester Tuttle
Missouri
Edward Melville Parker
D. D
New Hampshire
Chauncey Bunce Brewster
Connecticut
Robert Codman
Maine
James de Wolfe Perry, Jr
Rhode Island
Thomas Frederic Davies
Edward Taylor Sullivan
Newton
Guy Wilbur Miner
Joseph Grafton Minot
Philip 8. Parker
Brookline
Police to Aid Ice Inquiry Aimed at Shortage Price
Attorney-General Swift sent 34 questions yesterday to all ice dealers in the state to uncover any alleged shortages and dealer price-fixing. Police chiefs were asked to assign personnel to assist the investigation immediately.
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Swift
Back Bay Intruder Held Under $1200
John M. Richards 18 was captured after breaking into Frederic Winthrop’s home at 299 Berkeley Street in Back Bay. He was arraigned in police court, waived examination, and held on $1200 bail for the grand jury.
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John M. Richards
Frederic Winthrop
Berkeley Street
Back Bay
Fire destroys store and church dwelling in Tyngsboro
Tyngsboro June 16 Nelson and Perham s general store and a dwelling owned by the First Congregational Church were destroyed along with damage to the Tyngsboro bridge on the Boston to White Mountains route. The fire caused about 35000 in losses, with bridge damage estimated at 10000. The post office was in the store and all fixtures and mails were saved. Fire is believed sparked by a passing locomotive and bridge traffic is expected to be halted for some time.
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Tyngsboro
Nelson & Perham
First Congregational Church
Boston
White Mountains
Middlesex County
Attendant Arrested After Hospital Assault in Worcester
Following an assault at Worcester State Hospital two patients, John Hart aged 40 and Henry Peters aged 51, were beaten with a broombroom handle. Henry W Edwards 39, an attendant, was arrested and booked on assault and battery charges.
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Worcester
Worcester State Hospital
John Hart
Henry Peters
Henry W. Edwards
Unique Closing at Boston College Class Day 1913
The 1913 Boston College Class Day closed unusually with a funeral obsequies for the class of 1913. The event, held on the new grounds, featured the final rite after an afternoon of entertainment by the graduates.
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Boston College
Seniors Hold Mock Funeral For Class Of 1913 In Boston College Event
A large audience witnessed a staged procession at Boston College where juniors bore a black casket with the class of 1913 banner. The ceremony included a funeral oration, banner swaps, and a later class day program in the administration building with speeches by faculty and students, followed by a senior hop.
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Boston
Vincent J. Hickey
Thomas Gannon
Francis A. Burke
Francis X. Sallaway
Joseph J. Maloney
Thomas J. Brennen
Matthew C. Duggan
Patrick J. Higgins
Lawrence
Thomas L. Gannon
Cambridge
Boston College
Thomas J. Brennan
Forest Hills
Edward G. Connelly
South Framingham
Thomas F. Hanron
Newton
Bennet J. O'Brien
Quincy
Maurice J. O’brien
Roxbury
John P. Curley
Somerville
Thomas I. Gasson
S. J
J. J. Groghan
P. F. Cusick
J. S
Michael J. Doody
Michael E. Fitzgerald
Cambridge Schools
Neil Cronin
Fenno asserts Segee paid taxes personally
During Segee trial in Superior Court, Minot Fenno former tax collector testifies that Segee paid taxes on specified Revere properties. Receipts and memoranda show those properties match the ones with altered entries and erasures.
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Gladys R. Hamilton
Segee
Samuel A. Segee
Tax Assessors’ Board of
Revere
Minot Fenno
Hank the Hermit and His Animals At Picnic Party
A light comic note describes Hank the Hermit entertaining a group of picnickers with his unusual animals creating a lively scene tilting toward wholesome humor. The item hints at a feature in the upcoming Sunday Post comic section.
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Hank the Hermit
Hottest June 16 Leaves Many Overcome Across City
John D Crossman 76 of Milton taken to Relief Hospital after overheating on the Common. Guiseppi Disletanni 22 Newton overcome in Howard court lodge Brighton and sent to City Hospital. John J Fallon 75 without home removed to Lloyd Hospital after heat. John J Lloyd 30 Harrison avenue overcome in front of 348 Harrison avenue sent to City Hospital. Unknown hysterical woman from heat in front of Mission Church Roxbury treated at Psychopathic Hospital. Unidentified man about 28 found unconscious in front of 68 Eustis street Roxbury and taken to City Hospital. Welsh Thomas 25 collapsed in boat off Winthrop and moved to Metropolitan police station.
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John D. Crossman
Centre Street
Milton
Giuseppi Disletanni
Jones Court
Newton
Howard Court Lodge
Brighton
City Hospital
John J. Lloyd
Harrison Avenue
John J. Fallon
Lagrange Street
Relief Hospital
Mission Church
Roxbury
Psychopathic Hospital
Eustis Street
Crossman
John D
Disletanni
Guiseppi
Fallon
John J
Station 4
Lloyd
Welsh
Thomas
Winthrop
Metropolitan Police Station
Minister Sued by His Coachman Over Car Collision
The Rev. Herbert Johnson pastor of the Warren Avenue Baptist Church is sued for $5000 in a tort action filed yesterday by William Wall a coachman. Wall alleges the minister's chauffeur caused a motor car collision in Back Bay last spring injuring Wall who was driving his carriage.
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Herbert Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
William Wall
Wall
William H. Shea
Johnson
Wilson Sends Birthday Felicitations to King Gustav V
President Wilson cables King Gustav V of Sweden on his birthday extending felicitations and wishes for health happiness and continued prosperity for Sweden under his reign. The message was delivered from Washington on June 16.
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Washington
Wilson
Gustav V
Sweden
United States
Pretty Woman Travels Abroad Risks in Post Magazine
Roy Norton writes in next Sunday's Post Magazine about dangers likely to confront a pretty woman traveling abroad, with exceptions for England and the colonies. The piece suggests unpleasant experiences await, contrasting safety with the familiar comforts of home.
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Roy Norton
Next Sunday
Post
England
Colonies
Heat closes Middlesex Court in Cambridge on heat day
The Middlesex Superior Criminal Court sitting in East Cambridge was overwhelmed by heat and adjourned until Wednesday morning. Judge Frederick Chase announced the illness forced postponement of business. The Rounds-Larner duel case was indefinitely delayed again due to Herbert Larner’s lawyer, Thomas F. Barry of Boston, being unable to attend.
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Middlesex Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Frederick Chase
Larner Boy
Lenox Club to Permit Latest Dances for Summer Visitors
Pittsfield Country Club entertainment committee lifts embargo on glides and dances at the Lenox club after summer visitors pressed for change. The move follows Lenox’s lead as boycott threats prompted the policy reversal and openness to popular dances.
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Lenox Club
Lenox
Pittsfield Country Club
Woman in Auto Saves Herself at Mingo Beach
Beverly scene reports a touring car owned by E. B. Alsop of Washington, D. C., driven by Mrs. Alsop, narrowly breaking through a stone wall at Mingo Beach on Hale street and plunging toward the stony beach below. She jumped as the car hit the wall, was shaken and suffered nervous shock but saved herself.
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Beverly
Mingo Beach
Hale Street
E. B. Alsop
Washington, D. C
Neptune Street
the Cove
Stony Beach
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Miss Nightingale
Bride OF
P. C. Nash
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
DeMiracle
Jordan Marsh Company
Julia
Wilson Bros
Wilson Brothers
Scollay Ja
Postoffice
Babcock
ICE
Back Bay Intruder
New College
Barry
Smith
McLellan
John D. McLellan
Fenno
Minot D. Fenno
Pendergast
Lavelle
Bartholomay Brewery
Rochester
N. Y
WM. Albrecht
Merken
Gustav
Chase
Woman IN Auto
Surbrug Company
New York
W.l.douglas
Eworl
W. L. Douglas
Ren Eae
Gatlo
GLAS
W.L. Douglas
Westepn Union
Theo
WN. Vail
Dreamond
Bert Austin
THE
Western Union Telegraph Company
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