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The unreadable fragment mentions summer school, funds, and names in a garbled line. It lacks clear entities or events to identify a definite article, requiring cautious reconstruction from readable bits.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
7
The unreadable fragment mentions summer school, funds, and names in a garbled line. It lacks clear entities or events to identify a definite article, requiring cautious reconstruction from readable bits.
About 17 200 square feet of land on the west erly side between Fobes Hayward & Co No 50 and Este Trull estate No 66. Frontage about 205 feet depth 84 feet divided into five lots each about 43 feet wide with areas 3110 to 9644 square feet. Sold by the square foot with $1000 cash on each lot. Several brick and wooden buildings noted including stables for Barnard Coldwell Bros Bowker Torrey Co EB Badger Sons.
Property near the Charlestown bridge on Causeway street fronts 193 feet with harbor access totaling 77138 square feet and harbor frontage about 223 feet. The Metropol itan Coal Co. currently occupies the site and $5000 is required in cash at sale time.
At 11:25 AM on Pitts Street, about 7600 square feet of land between the old Pitts Street Chapel and HE B Badger & Sons will be offered in three parcels of about 32 feet each. Each lot has an area around 2534 to 2586 square feet and requires $509 cash at sale.
Property on the northeasterly corner of Causeway and Beverly streets No 201 Causeway Street No 1 Beverly Street fronts Causeway about 85 feet and 26 feet on Beverly totaling about 1912 square feet. A cash payment of $1000 is required at sale time.
At noon the Lovejoy or Weatherbee Wharf property lies at the northeasterly corner of Causeway and Beverly streets opposite the Fitchburg station. It spans about 53 610 square feet with 143 feet frontage on Causeway and 401 feet on Beverly, including dock and harbor access. Five thousand dollars in cash must be paid at the commissioners’ time.
Properties at Nos. 161 and 168 Causeway and 112 and 116 Beverly streets with about 65 feet frontage on Causeway and 70 feet on Beverly, totaling about 4500 square feet, are to be sold with $2000 cash due at sale time and place.
At 8 O Clock P M. Estate No 28 Beacon St corner Hancock Avenue the brick four storey dwelling has 17 rooms four baths and pantries heated by steam in fair repair. The lot fronts Beacon Street about 60 feet and Hancock Avenue about 200 feet. Area about 1950 square feet price 2000 cash.
Cash advanced for examination of titles at 10. Booklet plans and further particulars available in the auctioneers office. Purchaser to pay taxes assessed as of May 1, 1901.
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