Russell Tells of Boyhood With Brother in Melrose Hearing
William C. Russell describes boyhood days and a long-lost brother Daniel Blake Russell during a Melrose hearing. He recalls meetings with his former teacher Miss Jennie L. Crie, a 40 year reunion, and details of family life and past events.
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William C. Russell
Russell
Jennie L. Crie
Mr. Russell
Miss Crile
Miss Crie
Melrose
Portland
Daniel Blake Russell
William Co. Russell
Berry Upton
Kate Mulocch
Jim Axford
Mr. Almy
Willie
Daniel
Mr. Simpson
Russell Place
Senator Lodge
Robinson
Oldest Boxmaker in Boston Dead
Charles A. Brackett, Boston's oldest boxmaker, died Monday at his Newtonville home. Born in Weston 78 years ago, he began in Waltham 45 years earlier and moved offices multiple times, last at 144 High Street. He leaves two daughters Nellie Brackett and Mrs. Mortimer Stilphen. Services at St. John's Episcopal Church Newtonville. interment Mt Feake Cemetery Waltham.
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Charles A. Brackett
Boston
Newtonville
Waltham
Trannover Street
High Street
Mr. Brackett
Weston
Royal Arch Mason
Knights of Honor
Nellie Brackett
Mortimer Stilphen
St. John's
The Mollusc on the Ocean Fatal Drowning and Rescue
A man named Gorman died after being trapped under a car on the waterfront and rescued by bystanders who lifted the vehicle. The incident halted city traffic as responders transported him to a hospital where he died.
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W. A. Dunn
Forest Avenue
Everett
Gorman
Gormnan
Michael Butler
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Broadway
Ferry Street
Maple Street
Melrose
Frank Pratt
Boston
Thomas Flynn
Maple Streets
POST
Main Street
Fred Gorman
Married Life Ahead for School Teacher and Neighbor
Arlington March 1 Miss Louisa Warren age 57 will wed Archibald Sears age 61 at the Congregational Church of Arlington Centre tomorrow night. Miss Warren has taught at Russell Grammar School for 38 years. They will reside at 31 Swan Place after the ceremony.
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Arlington
Louisa Warren
Archibald Sears
Congregational Church of
Arlington Centre
Warren
Russell Grammar School
Swan Place
Sears
Refuses injunction in Davis will case
Judge Tudge Sheldon denied a request by Joseph Coram to halt payments from the Andrew J. Davis estate to beneficiaries. The administrator John H. Leyson would continue disbursing funds in Massachusetts after a federal judgment in favor of Mrs. Robert Inger-801. Coram seeks about $196,000 he claims advanced for heirs' litigation.
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Tudge Sheldon
Joseph Coram
Andrew J. Davis
John H. Leyson
Massachusetts
Robert Inger- 801
United States
Coram
Bogus Steak Cost Him $25 Fine
James A. Norvitz a South End storekeeper paid a $25 fine in Municipal Court after being found guilty of mixing a foreign substance with hamburger steak. Officers said the steak contained more foreign material than actual meat and the State Commission said more cases may follow to uphold pure food laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Norvitz
South End
Norvitz
State Commission
Farmer Dies Gored by Bull in Union City Barn
Richard Inman aged 50 a prominent farmer of Union City was gored to death in his barn this afternoon by a bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Penn
Richard Inman
Union City
Foss Urged for Board of Probers
Eugene N Foss is likely to be named by Governor Draper to a five member commission to probe rising living costs. Other named candidates include Frederick P Fish Frederick J Stimson F Spencer Baldwin Bullock Henry Abrahams John Golden Albion Bemis William Whitman and Colonel Albert Clarke with formal appointments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene N. Foss
Draper
Foss
Frederick P. Fish
Telephone Company
State Board of Education
Frederick J. Stimson
F. Spencer Baldwin
Boston University
Taxation Commission
Bullock
Harvard
Henry Abrahams
John Golden
Albion I. Bemis
William Whitman
Arlington Mills
Albert Clarke
Home Manarket Club
Rumor Denied On Funds For Boston Child Actors Bill
Theatrical Managers Association of Boston did not raise 350000 or any sum to push the Massachusetts child actors bill. The rumor originated with opponents and circulated to bolster their stance. Advocates, including prominent Boston figures, support a sane measure to align with other states. False talk is denounced.
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Theatrical Managers' Association of Boston
Massachusetts
Boston
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Notman
B. E. Treffrey
Appleton Street
Goodman
Charles Wyndham
Colonial Theatre
Charles Frohman
London
Ocean
Senator Chauncey M. Depew
New York
Senator Depew
Depew
Onoto Pen Company
Broadway, N. Y
Davis
Board OF Probers
New England
The
Sunday Post
Wilton
Washington Street
Roxbury
S. Anargyros
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