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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
3
Mrs Ellen Crowley of Providence and her husband sue Henry E Smith for 7500 and 5000 respectively over a June accident on Wickenden street. Crowley claims the blow from an automobile knocked out her sense of taste which has since grown dull and nearly vanished.
Francis J. Kane of South Brewer Maine and Walter Graham of Haverhill were arrested in the West End Thursday afternoon while attempting to sell alleged stolen mileage books. They were turned over to Deputy Sheriff Frederick C. Goodwin of Stratford County New Hampshire after waiving extradi tion rights.
Investigation into a blaze that began at 24 Melendy Avenue Watertown early yesterday found a cigarette tossed from a window started the fire which spread to four other buildings before firefighters extinguished it on the rear veranda.
The Harro company advertises hand tailored summer and mid-summer suits. They claim you can buy here for less than half the price of a $5 suit, offering suits at $12.00. The ad lists H. Harrison Company at 662 672 Washington Street.
The lake submarine boat Seal submerged to 256 feet and remained underwater for 3012 minutes during a government test off New London Connecticut. Lieutenant Kenneth White commanded the vessel as Captain Lake of Bridgeport observed and praised the test. The depth is believed to be a record.
New York June 21 The conference committee of managers of 50 eastern railroads set July 1 for a meeting here with Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen to discuss a pay demand of 25 million dollars annually. A board of arbitrators named to hear the Locomotive Engineers pay request will begin its hearing July 1.
Harrison's announces huge reductions on men’s suits with prices for every budget. The $25 and $28 lines and even a $0 option are cut to $14.50. Store claims no finer garments in Boston at any price. 662-672 Washington street.
Physicians nurses and residents near Roxbury gathered for an interior view of the new Psychopathic department on Fenwood road. The Boston State Hospital doors opened next Monday to treat cases sent for observation at Austin and Pierce farms in Mattapan.
Attorney Sherman L. Whipple counsel for Jackson Palmer argues for a new trial in Superior Criminal Court East Cambridge citing newly discovered evidence and witness inconsistencies. Judge McLaughlin taking the motion under advisement and will decide in a few days.
Harrisons 8. Harrison Company offers large stock of $15 and $18 suits reduced to 9.75. Fine blue serges, Scotch ceviots and fancy worsteds featured. Located at 662 672 Washington Street.
James H. Horsfall of Lowell, a dye works superintendent, was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction and a $200 fine for reckless driving and fleeing after injuring Ruth E. Kittredge of Tewksbury, who died from injuries from his car in Wilmington on November 11.
Fire Commissioner Cole ordered a chemical engine and motor hose wagon last February. The American LaFrance machine, built in Elmira New York, was delivered at headquarters by Joseph Webber a former Boston lieutenant and now agent for the company. Chief Mullen plans a test run today before formal acceptance.
Largest boys department in Boston offers hundreds of suits for ages 3 to 8 at 98c. Brown and gray worsted knicker suits valued at $4 now $1.98, blue serge knicker suits at $1.98 and $2.49. S. H. Harrison Co. 62 to 672 Washington St.
Horatio N. Allin a Suffolk bar member was found by the Supreme Judicial Court to have violated client trust and used her case for personal gain. The court confirms the master’s report requiring Allin to pay Ellen Kelly administratrix for Paul Kelly Brookline $6420 representing profits from the transaction.
F Bruno Geissler longtime steward of the Springdale Turn Hall Hol yoke cutoff his throat in the hall kitchen last night He is brother of Carl F Geissler Hol yoke president of the New England district of the Turnverein
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