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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
7
After attempts to break into a three story East Third street apartment building, Margaret Taylor woke near midnight to rattling blinds. She pulled down the window securing blinds with string, causing the burglars to flee the yard before she could be described.
Fragment describes repeated attempts to break in at Mrs. Taylors apartment three weeks ago, plus a nighttime disturbance on Mrs Batemans veranda a week earlier. It notes Mr Taylor as a night watchman and Mr Bateman and Michael Fahey as local workers, with no men in the house at night.
The funeral for William F. Murray Superior Court stenographer who died at City Hospital Sunday night will be held tomorrow morning from his home 50 Monument square Charlestown. A solemn high mass of requiem will be said at St. Marys Church Warren street over the remains.
Black broadcloth and covert coats 22 to 24 inches long, satin and taffeta lining, advertised as 15.00 values. Special for this lot 12.50 or 18.50 earlier price. Lot 4 includes new coats with satin lining. prices and quantities noted for closeout.
A newspaper ad showcases a vast sale of inexpensive paperbacks priced at five cents each. Titles span authors like Dickens, Braddon, Ouida, Doyle, Haggard, and Wardens, with many by Gertrude Warden, Florence Warden, and A Conan Doyle. The list includes classics, romances, adventures, and detective stories aiming to attract readers for leisure hours.
The Harvard Brewing Company of Lowell and four associates faced indictments from Middlesex County Grand Jury on attempting to restrain trade by securing liquor licenses for improper financial gain. Partners Patrick Enwright Ward Holloway and two ex police commissioners Frank Beals Laforrest Beals pleaded not guilty with $2000 bonds. Another employee Richard Hemman also pled not guilty as he appeared for plea in person.
A New York report states James A. Garland and Marie Tudor have separated after a divorce and remarriage, though Tudor’s aunt Mia Tudor dismisses the claim as false. She notes Garland’s Bristol and Lincoln estates and a New York home, and says Mrs. Garland would not stay apart after remarrying.
Secretary Bonaparte completed a review of Captain Perry Garst’s court martial case and approved the court’s finding with a reduced sentence. The original sentence of one year suspension with one-half sea pay and five months was cut to six months suspension. The document notes the Rhode Island battleship grounding context.
New York June 18 stockholders of the Equitable Life Assurance Society approved the amended charter by 667 to 80 authorizing mutualization Grover Cleveland presented the resolution for trustees who control most stock owned by Thomas F Ryan Protests from opposing stockholders including Franklin B Lord C W Morse Alfonso De Navarre were read claiming the charter unconstitutional and illegal.
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