Guns Sent to Quincy Clerk
An expressman delivered a mysterious package to the Quincy city clerk's office. The clerk opened it to find two Colt automatic revolvers. A patrolman seized the guns and took them to headquarters. The clerk did not order them and suspects no sender.
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Quincy
Cambridge Pastor Sued for Divorce in Essex Court
Mrs. Nellie M. Van Valkenburg of Cambridge seeks divorce from Rev. William V. Van Valkenburgh former Marblehead Methodist pastor in Essex Superior Court alleging cruelty and abusive treatment. She is a widow of six months prior to this marriage and has two grown children from her first marriage. One child studies medicine in Boston and the other in Portland Maine. the children reportedly opposed the remarriage.
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Cambridge
William V. van Valkenburgh
Marblehead Methodist Church
Essex Superior Court
van Valkenburgh
Portland
Faces Death in a Trench Amesbury May Day
Byron F. Stuart of Amesbury was trapped for over an hour when a trench under a stone wall at Lambert Hollander’s Hillside avenue residence collapsed. Sealed by sewer gas and rocks, he shouted to alert co workers and was rescued after frantic efforts by volunteers.
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Amesbury
Byron F. Stuart
Lambert Hollander
Hillside Avenue
Stuart
John J. McAndrew Files Bankruptcy Petition in Brookline
Insurance agent John J. McAndrew of 128 Coolidge Street Brookline filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court disclosing liabilities of 57048 and assets of 600.
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John J. McAndrew
Coolidge Street
Brookline
United States District Court
Hampshire Auditor Resigns From Post
Concord New Hampshire May 1 Frank A Musgrove of Hanover state auditor tendered his resignation to Governor Felker today He asked it take effect June 30 Health and private business were given as reasons for his action
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Concord
N. H
Frank A. Musgrove
Hanover
Felker
Radcliffe and Harvard Sing Sacred Concert at Appleton Chapel
A joint Radcliffe and Harvard chorus performed sacred music at Appleton Chapel in Harvard Yard yesterday afternoon. The program featured Blessed is the Man by Richard Gilmore Appel of Harvard, a winner of this year’s Francis Boott prize in music.
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Harvard
Appleton Chapel
Is the Man
Richard Gilmore Appel
Francis Boott
Nordica's Condition Reported Serious Yet Stable
New York May 1. George W. Young received two cables from Batavia about Mme. Nordica. The messages say the condition is serious and that she has gained little ground since yesterday with no change since morning.
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New York
George W. Young
Batavia
Mme
Nordica
Fire damages $15,000 in Braintree block blaze
A general alarm sounded yesterday at Braintree for a fire that caused $15,000 damage to Long's block opposite the railroad station. The blaze started in a small second floor store room and spread to the roof, flooding first floor stores and forcing new post office quarters due to extensive damage.
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Braintree
Long’s Block
Teacher Wins Suit On Notes In Boston Court
Alaric Stone of Newton Centre a Boston Latin School master won a suit against Helen S Sargent Lawrence Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company and the Williams estate in equity court Judge Pierce ordered the notes returned for cancellation within 10 days and the insurance policy restored Stone had assigned the policy as collateral for a $500 loan on two notes of 230 each which were raised to 1250 after discovering the increase a jury ruling supported Stone positions and the parties were to deliver the notes for cancellation and return the policy.
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Newton Centre
Boston Latin School
Helen S. Sargent
Lawrence
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
George FE. Williams
Pierce
Superior Court
Stone
Williams
Miss Sargent
Tax Lists and Internal Revenue Plans for May 10
The government seeks private lists of capital stock and holders, plus employees earning over 2500, to trace taxable personal property. Collector John F. Malley said income taxpayers will be prepared by May 10 for Washington authorities, with assessments due after May receipts and tax bills issued by late May or June 30.
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Internal Revenue
John F. Malley
Washington
Ferncroft Inn Cases Settled With Fines
The Ferncroft Inn cases from Watch and Ward Society raids were settled in Salem Superior Criminal Court yesterday. The Ferncroft Club pled guilty to keeping a common nuisance and Walter Mitchell pled guilty to selling liquor. The club will pay 100 dollars and Mitchell 25 dollars.
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Watch and Ward Society
Superior Criminal Court
Salem
Ferncroft Club
Walter Mitchell
Mitchell
Fore River shipyards begin spring cleaning plan
Plans made in anticipation of contracts and disposal of obsolete office furniture and books were burned at the Fore River shipyards yesterday as spring cleaning began. Every unnecessary article or shed is being destroyed.
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