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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1906

Page

7

Largest Transfer Shifts Browne Estate in Malden

The Browne building estate in Malden changed hands in the citys largest real estate deal, selling from B B Merrill of Boston to George H Taylor of Boston for about 160000. The transaction covers the Browne building and residence with a 0 square feet rear clubhouse, with an annual net income of about 16000. The K of C building and a small rear structure were not included. Taylor reportedly bought on behalf of B F Pratt and Jacob Schaffreen for a Boston syndicate. The Browne building was erected in 189? by Mrs Edward L Browne on Marcus Metcalfs estate.

Malden Browne B. B. Merrill Boston George H. Taylor Taylor B. F. Pratt Jacob Schaffreen K. of C Edward L. Browne Marcus Metcalf

Peace Conference Praises Working Men At Perkins Hall

Bliss Perry of the Atlantic Monthly lauded working men and especially Socialists for current peace efforts at a Women’s Educational and Industrial Union event in Perkins Hall. He noted they bear the financial and emotional burden of war and cited San Francisco losses as a grim contrast to battlefield sacrifice.

Bliss Perry Atlantic Monthly Women’s Educational and Industrial Union Perkins Hall Mr. Perry San Francisco

Somerset Marriage Sparks Town Excitement and Gossips

In Somerset on May 2, Charles Meeker of 89 wed Evelyn Simmons, 16, amid town uproar over the closeness to the late wife’s burial. Guards protect the couple as youths threaten, while the bride defends the match and plans to build a new home. Simmons Sr. defends Meeker’s ability to provide.

Somerset Peninsular Dighton Charles Meeker New Haven Evelyn Simmons Simmons George Simmons Meeker

Raw Foods Save Life in Dalton Diet Tale

Civil war veteran John A. Eddy, once in despair, is hale after five years on a raw foods diet costing about 2.60 every 100 days. His daily meal includes three ounces of peanuts, a raw onion, and cabbage leaves, with seasonal fruit and vegetables. He claims rheumatism and heart disease have vanished and remains active.

Dalton John A. Eddy

South End Corner Favored For Franklin Union Site

Franklin fund board selects 16000 square feet at the southeast corner of Appleton and Berkeley streets South End as preferred site for the Franklin Union after inspecting about 60 options. They offer $80,000 for the land plus half of the rear passageway, with valued assessment at $64,600. If no deal is reached, other sites will be considered. The site lies opposite Parker Memorial and the Young Women's Christian Association corner properties.

Franklin Union The Franklin Fund Appleton and Berkeley Streets South End Henry 8. Pritchett Parker Memorial Young Women’s Christian Association

Supreme Court Rules East Boston Tunnel Tolls Linked to Securities

The Supreme Court holds toll reductions cannot occur without reducing bonds’ securities. It rejects abolishing the toll between Scollay Square and Atlantic Avenue. The court also allows the city to deduct necessary collection costs from receipts.

Supreme Court East Boston Tunnel Senate Scollay Square Atlantic Avenue

Leyland Line Steamer Cestrian Chartered for Egypt Troop Transport

The government has chartered the Leyland line steamer Cestrian from Liverpool to transport troops to Egypt. The move supports military deployment amid ongoing global operations.

Liverpool Leyland Line Cestrian Egypt

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