Senator to Give Self Up in Lumber Fraud Case
A former State Senator, wanted over city lumber frauds, did not surrender as expected and remains in Boston. Police say bail delays held the arrest. his attorney claims he has not fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James H. Vahey
Mr. Vahey
Edgar S. Dorr
Engineer Dorr
Henry Sullivan
J. Alfred Mitchell
Himber
Hall Lumber Company
Pond Company
Belmont Park
Skipper Weds in Somerville
Captain Fred Belano of the schooner R. W. Hopkins married Miss Dorothea C. Moulton of Dawson Minnesota at the Davidson home 33 Everett avenue Somerville Reverend Percy E Thomas officiated no guests attendance small reception announced honeymoon aboard the ship Belano commands the vessel and the couple began courtship in Porto Rico where the bride taught school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Belano
R. W. Hopkins
Dorothea C. Moulton
Dawson, Minn
Herbert Davidson
Everett Avenue
Somerville
Percy EE. Thomas
Franklin Street Congregational Church
Annette Stacey
Belano
Porto Rico
Seen and Heard in the Hotels Old World Trade and Local Oddities
A New Yorker notes reciprocity with Canada has no skin market effect while cloth tops on shoes cut leather use. He mentions skins sourced globally, especially from the Argentine Republic. An English visitor at a Boston hotel laments crooked streets and confusion locating baggage check, recalling a sharp hotel exchange at Land's End.
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Canada
Otto Meyer
New York
the Essex
Argentine Republic
United States
Boston
Land's End
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Vermont
Wallace Metz
Burlington
Metz
H. H. Archibald
Norman Munn
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Mr. Munn
Robert P. Bass
New Hampshire
Lenox
Bass
Peterboro
Bar Harbor
Mt. Desert Island
Crawford House
James Condrick
Lennox
Albert Apponyi
Hungary
Bellevue
The
Edison Company
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
the Edison Company
Electric Vehicle Association of America
Atlantic Avenue
Ence
Edison
Oxford
Boylston ST
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