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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1915

Page

7

Angell Retorts on Finance Commission Charges

Boston area junk dealer Marks Angell roars at Finance Commission accusations linking two relatives to bid rigging for Franklin Park refreshment privileges. He praises his own diligence, details a demolition bid dispute, and recalls a past land lease with the Mayor, saying city interests outweigh friendship.

Finance Commission Marks Angell Massachusetts Angell Franklin Park Curley

Angell inflation debate centers on Neponset street bid

Angell says he advised his son-in-law not to bid for the Franklin Park refreshments and asserts neither he nor his brother-in-law were straw men in the bids. He invites a Finance Commission probe into the Neponset street plan, offers 1000 dollars to drop it, and details losses from the proposed route including land and improvements.

Solomon J. Rubin Franklin Park Rubin Charles M. Schlesinger Finance Commission Curley Neponset North End Strattons Law Department New Haven Schlesinger

Mrs Dana's Strange Burial After Suicide in Harbor Tragedy

The article recounts the suicide of Mrs. Dana who left at 7:15 AM for the harbor and drowned herself. Her husband Edmund Trowbridge Dana remains impassive as the body is found and buried in a plain pine coffin with no clergy. He participates in the burial, then scatters wildflowers and places a rough stone, saying nothing to reporters about the affair.

Grouard Dana Cone Mrs Togo Henry Holliday Harrow England London Fabian Society America Mrs. Dana Nantucket Shaw Dana Mrs. Hutchinson New York Allston Dana White Plains Robert H. Hutchinson Edmund Boston Mt. Auburn Cemetery

Dana and Miss Holliday Ethical Marriage Ends in Tragedy

Miss Holliday and Edmund Dana married in Cambridge in an ethical ceremony. They pursued radical socialist ideals and a fasting honeymoon, then separated while Dana worked as a conductor and journalist. Mrs. Dana later returned to England and suffered a nervous disorder before her death.

Dana Cambridge Miss Holliday Brattle Street England Bay State Street Railway the Post Star of the Post

Junk dealer defends business ties and mayoral ties

Marks Angell rejects corruption claims and insists on his independent, profitable junk business. He says he never took favors from Mayor Curley and that rivals fear his success, noting his rise from junk cart to state’s top junk dealer while denying any partnership or straw-man schemes.

Curley Finance Commission Marks Angell

Birth of Shaw Dana in Beverly Massachusetts

Jessie H. and Edmund T. Dana announce the birth of their son Shaw Dana on July 6 1914 in Beverly Massachusetts USA. The notice includes a Bernard Shaw quote about the dignity and individuality of every child.

Jessie H. and Edmund T. Dana Shaw Dana Beverly Massachusetts Bernard Shaw

Mrs. Danas Views on Marriage and Morality

The piece argues that freedom for married couples is limited and stifling and advocates co education from infancy with sex hygiene instruction. It condemns prudery as fueling the social evil, and urges ethical choices even when gossip warns against leaving a spouse.

America

Dana Family Tragedy After Nantucket Death

Jessie Holliday Dana wife of Edmund Dana faces death by own action as medical examiner cites suicide. Family traces fall from Fabian Society ambitions and New Thought beliefs with mother’s struggle and illness since October. Father-in-law Richard Henry Dana recalls long fasting episodes and notes burial plans uncertain amid Boston and Nantucket movements.

Richard Henry Dana Cambridge Edmund Trowbridge Dana Jessie Holliday Dana Brattle Street John S. Grouard Nantucket Edmund Dana

Marriage Record for Edmund Dana and Jessie Holliday

Wedding ceremony performed June 15, 1912 at Craigie House Cambridge before 15 guests and Justice Edmund M. Parker. Edmund Trowbridge Dana and Jessie Holliday exchanged rings and pledged vows, united as husband and wife under Massachusetts authority.

Craigie House Cambridge Justice of the Peace Edmund M. Parker Edmund Trowbridge Dana Jessie Holliday J. H Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Crowley and Sullivan Named Postmasters in Boston Areas

Postmaster Murray nominates Daniel A. Crowley as superintendent of the South Boston station and Thomas G. Sullivan as superintendent of the Mattapan station. Appointments expected to take effect July 1.

Murray Daniel A. Crowley South Boston Thomas G. Sullivan Mattapan

Moulders' Union Elects Officers in Boston Meeting

Boston Moulders' Union at 694 Washington Street elected officers last night including President Thomas F. Lee, Vice-President John C. Carr, Recording Secretary Daniel S. S. Callahan, Financial Secretary William Johnston, and Treasurer William John.

Boston

Girls Forge Father’s Name in Check Scam

Brockton police seek Lillian and Syrena Eveson aged 19 and 17 after they forged their father J. H. Eveson’s signature on a $55 check, cashed it at Whitman Savings Bank, then vanished after sending $30 of the proceeds to their father.

Cambridge Chicago Brockton Lillian Syrena Eveson J. H. Eveson Bryantville Eveson Whitman Savings Bank

Boilermakers Seek Full Time Work on New Haven Line

At a meeting on 724 Washington Street the Boilermakers voted to send a special representative to New Haven railroad officials to demand full time employment. They have been working only three days a week for months.

New Haven Railroad Washington Street New Haven

Plant Juice touted by Neponset man for stomach relief

An advertisement claims Plant Juice cured a Neponset resident with long stomach trouble and rheumatism after years of doctors. It cites J. A. Swinehamer of No 3 Holebrook Street Boston and notes the Plant Juice dealer visits Liggett Drug Store at Washington and Avon Streets daily to explain its merits.

J. A. Swinehamer Holebrook Street Neponset Boston Lodge Liggett Drug Store Washington and Avon Streets

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