Weston to pay Tucker reward after town meeting
Weston votes to pay 500 and accrued interest totaling about 3000 for information leading to the Tucker murder conviction. Three claimants cite evidence that aided the case: Chief Fred Mitchell, Chief McAuliffe, and Earl Woodward, with the selectmen to decide who receives the reward.
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Weston
Mabel Page
Charles Louis Tucker
Selectmen
Board of Selectmen
Alfred L. Cutting
Fred Mitchell
Newton
Tucker
McAuliffe
Earl Woodward
Auburndale
Clarke Tobin Named Tufts Football Coach
Clarke W. Tobin, former Dartmouth captain, is chosen on a three year contract to coach Tufts College football. He will begin duties on Sept. 1 after the announcement made in Medford today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Clarke W. Tobin
Dartmouth
Tufts
Tobin
Miss Glasier Becomes Bride in Sudden New York Wedding
Miss Charlotte Glasier of Roxbury wed Crawford Lothrop Higginson in New York on a Sunday night, surprising Boston friends who expected a June ceremony. The couple will honeymoon in the West and reside in New York after the wedding. Miss Glasier is noted for her mezzo-soprano voice and private-school background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Glasier
Roxbury
New York
Bainbridge Street
Crawford Lothrop Higginson
Missouri
Boston
Glasier
Alfred A. Glasier
Miss Glasier
West
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Sued for Deafness Asthma Cure Testimonials
Local column features letters praising Osmo-Chemic Physicians claiming hearing restoration and bronchial relief. Testifiers include Nellie Donovan Beverly High Street. Margaret Kimball. Fannie Record Boston. J B Lockett Cambridge. Adeline Brady Stoughton. and others noting improved hearing, bronchitis cure, and asthma relief after Osmo-Chemic treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Record
Vancouver St
Boston
Orker
Spring St
Medford
J. B. Lockett
Western Ave
Cambridge
Mass
Mra
F. B. Taylor
Centre St
Ka Plain
Adeline Brady
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer One Month Free Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a limited time offer for chronic disease patients to begin or renew treatment by March 31 to receive one month of treatment and medicines at no charge. The offer applies to the last days of March with only four days left before closure due to limited facilities.
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Panama
Osmoc Hemic System of Medicine Office Listing
Dr L Plunkett chief consultant at Phelan office suite 10 Hoylston Street Boston. Permanent offices open 9 a m to 12 m with closed Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Plunkett
M. D
Phelan
Hoylston
Bottle Bill Again Wins in the House
The bar and bottle act secured a second decisive victory in the House as the reclassification bill to repeal it failed 127 to 104. Supporters warn the result may not change. debate centered on licensing and premises separation.
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Bottle Bill
Doyle
New Bedford
Commonwealth
House
Walker
Butler Statue Bill Rejected by Senate Ways and Means
The proposed equestrian statue of the late General Benjamin F. Butler was rejected in the Senate Ways and Means committee by a unanimous vote. The resolve carries an appropriation of 25000 dollars and had been approved by the State House legislative committee amid renewed discussion of Butler’s political era. Senator Joseph Hibbard of Lowell announced plans to push adoption in the Senate, referencing Butler’s Lowell origins and connection to Congressman Butler Ames.
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Benjamin F. Butler
Senate
Ways and Means
Butler
Legislative Committee
State House
General Butler
Massachusetts
Joseph Hibbard
Lowell
Ways and Means Committee
Butler Ames
Shaw Protests Sullivan For City Bench Seat
Rumor links ex Senator Charles S. Sullivan of Charlestown to a municipal bench vacancy created by Judge Corbett leaving for assistant corporation counsel. Sullivan’s political ties to Mayor Fitzgerald are noted. Former Representative David B. Shaw of Charlestown protests the potential appointment and is a candidate against Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss
Charles S. Sullivan
Charlestown
Joseph Corbett
Sullivan
Fitzgerald
David B. Shaw
Shaw
Governor Foss Delays Veto on Sixth Regiment Anniversary Bill
Governor Foss postpones action on a bill to appropriate 3500 for the 60th anniversary of the Sixth Regiment's departure for Washington. The delay follows a motion by Senator Lomasney. The measure now rests on today's agenda.
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Foss
Washington
Lomasney
Goose barnacle growth found on Penobscot bottom
Old Simpson's dry dock workers report a rare marine growth attached to the Boston bark Penobscot after a six months voyage from Buenos Ayres. Harvard professors identified the specimens as goose barnacles related to common barnacles but seldom seen this far north.
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Simpson’s Dry Dock
Boston
Penobscot
Buenos Ayres
Harvard
Man Hangs Self in New Hampshire Barn
Henry C. Rollins, 50, a native of Hallowell Maine, was found dead by hanging in his barn in Exeter after suffering loneliness following the winter death of an aged aunt with whom he lived. Neighbors reported he had been missing since Sunday morning.
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Exehter
N. H
Henry C. Rollins
Mr. Rollins
Hallowell
Community responds to Mrs McSweeney's loss with aid
Donations pour in for Mrs Elizabeth McSweeney of 274 Hancock Street Dorchester after her husband was killed. The Post notes 169.65 total with contributions from Mrs James Morrison Roxbury and North Station baggage staff. Additional gifts include blankets for six beds and funeral expenses covered by a Roxbury donor.
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Elizabeth McSweeney
Hancock Street
Dorchester
J. M. Kelleher
M. J. Gaffey
North Station
Baggage Department
O'Callaghan Cloak and Suit Company
McSweeney
Friend
Joseph T. Cyr
Borden Hall
Beacon Street
John E. Fay
Man Dies Shoveling Snow on Crossing at Matwanakeag
John Smith of Lee was struck and killed by east bound CPR passenger train No 9 while shoveling snow onto a bare crossing to clear a path for his sleigh. He was thrown about 40 feet.
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Mattawamkeag
John Smith
Lee
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Launching of the Remick III cruiser at South Boston yards
The &-foot Remick III cruiser will be launched next Monday at the Murray & Tregurtha yards in South Boston. Built for Willis Sharpe Kilmer of Binghamton New York a New York Yacht Club member the vessel measures 86 feet 6 inches overall with 600 gallon tank capacity and interiors of mahogany. The craft designed for sea voyages will fly the New York Yacht Club flag and carries a crew of four with owner and guest staterooms and a dining room.
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Remick III
Murray & Tregurtha
Boston
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Binghamton
N. Y
New York Yacht Club
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Lenny Kan
Chas. H. Fletcher
E & Ilse
Aurray Street
New Yor
Nellie Donovan
No. 18
High St
Beverly
A. Bryant
Cross St
Malden
Margaret Kimball
Arthur Dole
Baratoga St
John W. Bouahene
Breath of
Chelsea
Putnam
Westfield
Hawley
Conway
Ahern
Framingham
Rothfeld
Callahan
Builer
M’sweeneys
Post
South Boston Yard
New England
Tor
Toy Department Children’s
Wyomen
Axminster
Pinaud
Hermsdorf
Sam- Union
Msr
Derry
Naval
Berlin
W. T
Hamburg
Catean Waiden
China
Rosses
Shantungs
Point de Paris
Cck
Sky Pilot
Conner
Orig
Eech National Biscuit O
Baronets
Burnett
Ralph
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