Eagles Memorial Service in Faneuil Hall Next Sunday
Boston Aerie 45 F O E holds annual memorial service for departed brothers in Faneuil Hall on Sunday afternoon. Acting Mayor John J Attridge will be chief orator, with other speakers and Webber concert company providing music and singing.
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John J. Attridge
Hopeless Split in Finance Commission Over Arlington Street Plan
A historic rift emerged as the Finance Commission sent its first report to the City Council with members publicly at variance over extending Arlington street to Columbus avenue.
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Arlington Street
Columbus Avenue
Arlington street extension dispute narrows city cost
The Arlington street extension debate ends with a majority backing the New Haven road offer. The commission splits on city versus railroad contributions, proposing a net city cost of 263000 or as low as 250000 with conditions. Chairman Sullivan and Commissioner Balch issue minority reports outlining higher and lower city payments.
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Dike Damage Suits Filed Over 1909 Break in Chelsea Everett
Suits totaling 71 actions and 321 900 in damages filed in Suffolk County court against Charles F Adams 2d and others. Plaintiffs allege a dike near Island End River to Everett works failed to be maintained, causing flood damage to theyr property including livestock, coal, furniture and buildings. Names include Baylies Carr Snow Prayne Richards Russell Windsor Stone and three gas companies.
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Charles F. Adams
Chelsea
Everett
Walter C. Baylies
Samuel Carr
Frederick E. Snow
Robert C. Prayne
Albany
N. Y
Jamesl. Richards
Newton
Joseph B. Russell
Cambridge
Robert Windsor
Weston
Charles A. Stone
New England Gas and Coke Company
Massachusetts Pipe Line Company
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Island End
New England Structural Company
United States Naval Hospital
Aeroplane Arrives on Red Star Liner Manitou
A large French aeroplane bound for Victor Jonckheere of New York was found lashed on the deck of the Red Star liner Manitou which arrived from Antwerp. Mechanician L Van den Broecke of Zweverreel Belgium could not speak English and explained by gestures. The plane will be loaded on a flat car for shipment to New York. The voyage faced rough weather but the aircraft remained undamaged onboard.
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Victor Jonckheere
New York
L. van den Broecke
Zweverreel
Belgium
Mechanician
Sarsaparilla Leads Spring Medicines Choice
Sarsaparilla tops other medicines for spring ailments humors loss of appetite fatigue paleness and nervousness. Take it today in liquid form or as tablets called Sarsatabs.
Embroidery designs in Sunday Post belt series
Two pretty designs for embroid ered belts are given in the embroidery made easy series in next Sunday’s Post. Only soap and water needed to transfer them.
Richeson Seeks Indoor Exercise Before Execution
Clarence V. T. Richeson will not be taken to walk in the Charles town rail yard again soon. He asked Sheriff Quinn to let him exercise and get fresh air in the corridor near his cell. Richeson has improved physically, gaining flesh in recent weeks but remains not fully erect. Governor Foss and his Council visited the jail Wednesday, Richeson’s colored companion said, though Richeson made no comment. Sheriff Quinn expects Richeson to be in good mental and physical condition when transferred to the Charles town State Prison ten days before May 19, the week of his death sentence.
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Charles Street
Richeson
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Quinn
Charlestown
Vorenberg
American Gunboat Nashville Heads Toward Santo Domingo
The gunboat Nashville sailed from Guantanamo Bay to observe developments in Santo Domingo. After a cruise around the island it will proceed to the city of Santo Domingo for observations.
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San Domingo
Nashville
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Will
Santo Domingo
Pinkertons sue for services bill against Russian Importing
The Pinkerton national detective agency has brought suit for $600 against Samuel and Vera Ochs, proprietors of the Russian Importing Company of 429 Boylston. The action seeks payment for detective services rendered.
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Samuel and
Vera Ochs
Boylston
Drive Out Deadly Catarrh With Ely's Cream Balm
Advertisement urges use of Ely's Cream Balm to cure catarrh and relieve symptoms within minutes. Claims include clearing the head, stopping discharge, healing membranes, and preventing future illness. Promotes a 50 cent bottle with a druggist guarantee.
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