Crowded steamer sinks a schooner near Nahant collision
The Priscilla an auxiliary vessel owned by Jacob Brown of Gloucester arrived in Boston with swordfish and had just repaired its engine. The Machigonne collided with the Priscilla. the Machigonne stopped and headed to Nahant while divers surveyed the sunken schooner. Captains Wolfe and Olsen face U S inspectors to determine responsibility.
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Priscilla
Jacob ¥. Brown
Gloucester
Boston
East Boston
Nahant
Fred Wolfe
Wolfe
Olsen
United States
Pardon Hearing Sought for Forgery Student Max Lazarus
The pardon committee of the Governor's Council will hear Max R. Lazarus today as he serves a three to five year forgery sentence. His supporters say his father would fund his dental school education upon release.
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Governor’s Council
Max R. Lazarus
Third Candidate Entered In Schonfeld Slander Case
At Suffolk County Superior Court yesterday a third contender for the title of Victor Schonfeld's first wife was introduced, and the complex relationship in the 25,000 slander suit of Victor Schonfeld against Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Bursteen grew more tangled.
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Suffolk County Superior Court
Victor Schonfeld
Joseph B. Bursteen
Jennie Marcus
Rosie Bursteen
Suffolk Superior Court
Contested Slavery Suit Reveals Fatherage Claims in Suffolk Case
Testimony by William Marcus links Schonfeld to Louis Marcus as his father and brotherly claims multiply. Relatives and alleged kin testify that the plaintiff is Louis Marcus or Victor Schonfeld, while Schonfeld asserts his identity and denies these ties. Damages sought total 25000 for alleged slander as names and marriages are disputed amid long history.
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William Marcus
Christie Street
New York City
Louis Marcus
Schonfeld
Suffolk County
Carolina Iskowitz
Jennie Marcus
Ida Strattman
Victor Schonfeld
Boy Run Over by Laundry Wagon Near Cambridge Home
Five year old Joseph Wexler of 9 Ninth Street East Cambridge lies in Cambridge Relief Hospital with a broken collar bone several fractured ribs and possible internal injuries after a laundry wagon ran him down while he played in the street near his home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wexler
Ninth Street
East
Cambridge
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Married in Christ Church Cambridge Wedding of Bates and Gilpin
Elizabeth Bates of Cambridge married Francis Hopkinson Gilpin of Philadelphia at Christ Church Cambridge. Gilpin, a University of Pennsylvania 1904 graduate and Philadelphia engineer, will live in Philadelphia. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Prescott Evarts and attended by prominent families from several cities.
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Christ Church
William E. Russell
Cambridge
Elizabeth B. Bates
Francis Hopkinson Gilpin
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Daniel Moore Bates
Sarah L. Bates
Brewster Street
Bates
Delaware
Charles Theodore Russell
Gilpin
Hood Gilpin
Charles Gilpin
Oliver Hopkinson
City
Prescott Evarts
Washington
Wilmington
Del
New York
Boston
Harrison’s Sale of Harko Brand Suits Begins Tomorrow
S H Harrison Company at 662 672 Washington street corner Beach announces a wholesale stock sale starting tomorrow morning. Suits priced from 7.75 to 17.50 with marked discounts on 12.50 to 40 dollar lines. Fine worsted union pants offered at 1.98.
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S. H. Harrison
S. H. Harrison Company
Washington St
Cor. Beach
End of Mellen as New Haven Head
The stockholders committee, backed by Morgan and Pennsylvania holdings, is set to dominate the annual meeting of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad. Deposition of President Mellen looms, while the group plans to study expansion and consider rest and consolidation. Richard Olney and Bradley W Palmer counsel the effort. T K Cummins is secretary and C E Bockus assists.
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Mellen
New Haven
Charles F. Adams
Philip Dexter
Wilmot R. Evans
Boston Five Cent Savings Bank
James J. Richards
Massachusetts Gas Company
Charles A. Stone
Stone & Webster
Eugene W. R. Thayer
Merchants National Bank of Boston
Richard Olney
Bradley W. Palmer
T. K. Cummins
Boston
C. E. Bockus
Old Colony Trust Company
Mellon
Morgan
Pennsylvania
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Ten Die At Mill Explosion In City Turmoil
The blast at the mill killed Henry Vetter and engineer Conroy among ten dead and sixty injured. Bodies were found across a quarter mile radius as the elevator and grain cars burned. Rescue crews hurried victims to hospitals while a Nickel Plate train window damage aided the alarm.
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Henry Vetter
Conroy
All Weather Effects on Skin Relieved by Hood's Lotion
Hood's Lotion quickly relieves effects on skin face and hands caused by weather. The ad urges getting it today and lists a price of 50 cents, appealing to all people to use the product.
Slat Size Pattern Notes 8x8 9x8 6x8 .2x8 Wide
A shorthand listing references slat sizes in inches with eight by eight units and variations at nine by eight six by eight point two by eight and wide. It reads like a drafting shorthand for component dimensions and placement notes.
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House of Values
Washington, Hanover
Aaa
Grahams
Wisconsin
Tee Eeenee
Western
Richmond
Bie Igs
Iskowitz
Rosie Marcus Bursteen
Hanover Street
Bursteen
Ida Stattman
Joseph Bursteen
David Shapiro
Kishinev
Russia
Maurice Tichnor
Bursteens
Canada
Grand Prenk
Mass
Miss Bates
Harrison
Harko
Flv
Blackwood
MAN Brand
Madras Earl & Wilson Makers OF
Troy
C. I. Hood CO
Oras
Ingraham, Inc
Winky Street
Beyer Arcles
David J. Ingraham
F. 8. Jones
Winter St
A. Stowell
NEW Ynoka Co
Milk @t
Japan
Wy Wees
Ivy
Amboo
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