Spreading Chestnut Tree Sparks Roslindale Feud
A trunk line dispute erupts between Roslindale neighbors over a chestnut tree. Mangell of 182 Beech Street, market owner, battles neighbor Coyle of 144 Beech Street over branches over Mangell property. Tree damaged by lightning years earlier, sparking legal alerts and planned surveyors.
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Roslindale
R. O. Mangell
Boston
Beech Street
Andrew J. Coyle
Coyle
Watertown Arsenal
Mangell
Mr. Mangell
Wakefield Modistes Outwit Bunco Suspect In Dressshops
Wakefield police seek a man accused of buncoing local dressmakers over several days. Mrs. M. J. Stevens reported to the Richardson building parlors that the man posed as a Boston firm representative and collected $3 with a blank receipt. Police from neighboring cities have been enlisted.
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Wakefield
Coffin
M. J. Stevens
Richardson
Main Street
Stevens
Boston
Melrose Couple Elopes After St Patrick’s Day Wedding
Miss Angeline M. Goodwin and Charles D. MacPherson of Lynn secretly wed at Dorchester with friends Hugh Frazer and Nellie McCullough present. The ceremony occurred on St Patrick’s Day, marking MacPherson’s 21st birthday, and was announced publicly today in the Post. Miss Goodwin, a popular Melrose figure, receives congratulations despite not inviting many friends to the ceremony.
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Melrose
Angeline M. Goodwin
Charles D. MacPherson
Lynn
Miss Goodwin
Mr. MacPherson
St. Patrick’s Day
Young MacPherson
Hugh Frazer
Nellie McCullough
T. B. Johnson
Dorchester
Saunders
Mrs Jane L Stanford Resting In Stanford Mausoleum
The body of Mrs Jane L Stanford is laid to rest in the Stanford mausoleum beside her husband and son after services in the memorial church. About 10 000 attendees heard clergy from several denominations including Rev William K Guthrie and Rabbi Vorsanger. The principal address was given by Rev John W Dinsmore with a committal prayer by Bishop William F Nichols.
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Stanford University
Cal
Jane L. Stanford
Honolulu
Stanford
Institution of Learning
William K. Guthrie
First Presbyterian Church of
San Francisco
Rabbi Voorsanger
Temple Emmanuel
E. R. Dille
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Oakland
William F. Nichols
California
C. M. Hill
Baptist Theological Seminary of
John W. Dinsmore
San Jose
Charles Brown
Cure for eczema claim by Cuticura in 8 years
Miss Mary M. Fay of Westboro Mass describes severe eight year eczema with scalp sores and facial lesions. She says Cuticura relieved itching and pain the first day and fully cleared head and face.
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Cuticura
Cuthura
Mary M. Fay
West Main St
Westboro
Mass
Girl Wife Seeks Divorce From Her Youthful Husband
Mrs Anna Smalley of Chelsea seeks divorce from her husband George W Smalley in the Divorce Court alleging civil and abusive treatment. She is 17 and they wed 15 months ago after meeting at Chelsea High School. her parents dispute the timeline and claim she left him Dec 17 last.
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Anna Smalley
Crelsea
George W. Smalley
Smalley
Sriley
Chelsea High School
Revere
Nelson Burbank
George
Young Smalley
Bride
Anti Cigarette Convention at Faneuil Hall Today
Hezekiah Butterworth, president of the New England branch of the World's and National Anti Cigarette League, will preside at the convention in Faneuil Hall this afternoon. The opening address follows Bishop Mallalieu, with Butterworth delivering the main speech. Other speakers include ex-President Charles B. Hubbell, Mary A. Livermore, Dr. H. O. Marcy, and Rev. P. S. Henson. Vocal and instrumental exercises complete the program.
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Hezekiah Butterworth
New England
The
Mallalieu
Butterworth
Charles B. Hubbell
Greater New York Board of Education
Mary A. Livermore
H. O. Marcy
P. S. Henson
D. D
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Patent Medicine Ad
Advertisement promises PAZOOINT MENT as a guaranteed cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles. Drugstores will refund money if the remedy fails to cure in 6 to 14 days, offered at 50 cents.
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Warner
Haverhill Wins Big Bond Case
A verdict for 35077.91 in favor of the city of Haverhill was returned in the U S Circuit Court yesterday in the suit to recover from the Aetna Indemnity Company Fort bond for ex City Treasurer Glines who is serving a five year sentence in Charlestown State Prison. The Aetna company furnished the bond for Glines and refused payment when he absconded.
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Haverhill
United States
Aetna
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Chase & Sanborn
Seal Brand
Mrs. Stanford
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Nice Keller & Sons
George Steck
Gabler
H. F. Miller
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