Bloody fingerprints may trap Viola Boylan murderers
Printed blood marks on a ribbon near Viola Boylan’s body at 2200 Second Avenue are described by Police Captain Walsh as a crucial clue. He expects an arrest soon, while two Italian suspects remain at large amid neighborhood outrage and a $500 reward offered by District Leader Nicholas J. Hayes.
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New York
Viola Boylan
Second Avenue
Walsh
Captain Walsh
Clara Proecht
East Eleventh Street
Nicholas J. Hayes
Twenty-eighth District
Framingham Pastor Honored for 25 Years in Pulpit
Framingham Massachusetts June 28 Framingham s old Baptist Church drew townspeople to honor the Rev Franklin Hutchinson marking 25 years in the pastorate ordained June 28 1882 He was born August 26 1853 in West Hoboken New Jersey and is a graduate of New York University and Union Theological Seminary He married Margaret G Farmer in October 1882 and has seven children
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Framingham
Old Baptist Church
Franklin Hutchinson
C. A. Merrill
A. T. Belknap
E. S. Wheeler
F. H. Rowley
D. D
J. E. Norcross
L. R. Eastman
West Hoboken
N. J
New York University
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Margaret G. Farmer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Brown tails appear again and pests ravage crops
Brown-tail fuzz is beginning to fly and the pest is causing damage. The ad promotes X-Zalia as instant relief by keeping the sores wet, claiming it cools and heals itching when nothing else works.
Victim of Madman Strangled Girl
Police seek a man in connection with the strangling of a girl and probe how the body was carried after the assault. Detectives describe the case as a violent attack with the suspect at large.
Charity Circus Draws Large Dorchester Crowd
The fourth charity circus and garden party for the Free Home for Consumptives drew a large crowd at the home grounds on Quincy Street Dorchester. New features include an animated doll and safer electrical wiring has reduced fuse risk after Thursday night’s incident.
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Free Home For Consumptives
Quincy Street
Dorchester
Billings Takes Bride in Cambridge Ceremony
Colonel John D. Billings, 64, Webster Grammar School principal and Civil War veteran, wed Miss Catherine Louise Wight, 29, a Webster teacher, at 11 a.m. in Cambridge. The couple, who reside at 147 Lexington Avenue, were joined by Dean Leonard of Tufts Divinity School and the bride’s uncle Reverend D B McLeod of Somerville.
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John D. Billings
Webster Grammar School
Cambridge
Greenhalge
University City
Catherine Louise Wight
Lexington Avenue
Billings
Miss Wight
Colonel Billings
Dean Leonard
Tufts Divinity School
D. B. McLeod
Somerville
Derby Fails to Bend Knee in Board Clash for Derby Succeeding
Dr William P Derby, longtime superintendent of minor wards at the State Charities Department, says board interference forced his replacement by James E Fee amid a factional fight led by David A Tilley and Frances G Curtis. Derby notes orders overridden and discipline injured, while Fee’s selection follows Tilley’s influence as board member and Fee’s role with the Public School Association.
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William P. Derby
State Charities Department
Derby
David A. Tilley
Frances G. Curtis
James E. Fee
Public School Association
Tilley
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