13 Year Old Dorchester Girl Arraigned for Forgery
A 13 year old Dorchester girl, Concannon, stands as the youngest arraigned for forgery in the state. She cashed a near 0.5% check using a forged name, spent the funds on toys, and was found delinquent with probation until November in the care of Miss Bisbee. Her home at 1856 Dorchester Avenue housed an array of toys as investigators examined the scene.
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Wuthertre Concannon
Dorchester
Boston
Juverfire
Catherine
Field's Corner
Dorchester Trust Company
Bisbee
State Board of Charities
Dorchester Avenue
Jennie Mahlsberg
Dry Goons
Notion Store
Deer Seen Running Through Chelsea Street Scene
A deer appeared on Broadway Chelsea yesterday morning causing excitement. It fled from the new public library grounds to the city hall, then across Broadway into Washington avenue and toward the Everett line. It is believed to have come from the Middlesex Fells and was not captured.
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Broadway
Chelsea
New Public Library
New City Hall
Washington Avenue
Buverett
Middlesex Fells
Farmers Battle over Milk Prices and Vermont Night Riders
Vermont and New Hampshire farmers resist shipments to Boston demanding summer price hikes. Violent threats and vandalism reported as milk spillage and empty cans are used to intimidate producers. Beiston Dairy Company president offers 500 reward. officials deny organized violence and condemn the intimidation schemes.
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Reading
New England
Rutland
J. C. Jones
Boston
Beoston Dairy Company
W. A. Graustein
W. E. Aldrich
Graustein
Vermont
Jones
Ira B. Phillips
George Cramton
Tinmouth
M. F. Millard
Henry Stone
Danby
Abbott
Hunter
Producers’ Company
Farmers’ Organization
New Hampshire
State House
George Albree
Concord
New York
Albree
Milk producers urge depot in Boston to curb prices and chaos
Massachusetts farmers testified on dairy costs and railroad barriers hindering milk movement. They urged state action to require railroads to run milk cars and establish unloading depots in Boston so producers can ship surplus directly. A woman consumer advocate urged a Boston milk depot for cleaner, cheaper milk.
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E. D. Sullivan
Warren
Boston
Stanley H. Abbott
Producers’ Company
J. Lewis Hilsworth
State Board of Agriculture
Massachusetts
Worcester
Mellen
William Lowell Putnam
Women’s Municipal League
Straw hats surge in Philadelphia as spring arrives
In Philadelphia on May 10 the city shows a brisk straw hat trend ahead of New York. A New Yorker arriving to the scene counts 54 men in straw hats in under five minutes, many also wearing light overcoats despite cool weather. The scene underscores local zest for spring and a sense of independence.
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Philadelphia
New York
City Vet Candidates for Chief Veterinary Post
City voters consider Dr. P. J. Cronon for chief veterinary, a former Harvard veterinary head now running his own Northampton Street practice. Other contenders include Dr. John A. O Connell and Dr. Robert E. Dyer with South Boston backing, with the $3000 yearly appointment formerly held by the late Dr. George C. Lee.
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P. J. Cronon
Cronon
Harvard University
Northampton Street
John A. O’connell
Congressman O'Connell
Robert E. Dyer
Jeremiah J. McNamara
South Boston
George C. Lee
John H. Lee
Brighton
Bartholemew Reports From Western Trip On Globe Camp Prospects
W F Bartholemew of Thompson Towle Co returns from an 8000 mile tour of Arizona California and Nevada. He speaks of Globe camp prospects praising Miami mill steel work nearing completion and predicts Miami becoming a 30 000 40 000 000 pound producer with ore estimates of 30 000 000 tons at 2 percent and a 50 000 000 ton block east of the Taylor fault. He notes plans for a 6000 ton mill and highlights Inspiration ore body thickness and Old Dominion progress while Arizona Commercial lags due to water problems and underground development delays.
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Bartholemew
W. F. Bartholemew
Thompson, Towle& Co
Arizona
California
Nevada
Globe Camp
Miami
J. Parke Channing
Taylor
Old Dominion
New York
Arizona Commercial
Globe District
Twenty Boston Children to Start Bank Accounts Next Week
Twenty more school children of Greater Boston will be able to start bank accounts next week. A five dollar gold piece will be given to each of the group of twenty whose pictures appear in next Sunday’s Post.
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Greater Boston
Swindler Impersonating Pastor Apprehended in Brookline
Newton May 10 Patrolman Henry Mariner captured a man dressed as a clergyman who duped many Chestnut Hill and Brookline residents. The so called minister collected money from prominent society women, claiming gifts would aid a crippled children's hospital at Roxbury.
Counterfeit Pastor J D Hill Could Be Albert H Fish
A man posing as Rev J D Hill used refined manner to swindle Roxbury victims, claiming to study for the ministry. He admits swindling and says he has a wife and five children in New York, with one baby. He was arrested after a Roxbury victim asked about the pretended solicitor and $40 was found on him.
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J. D. Hill
Albert H. Fish
New York City
Fish
Roxbury
New York
Marriner
Chestnut Hill
Compromise in Rate War Between Eastern Railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission agreed to act as arbitrator in the Boston New York Baltimore Philadelphia import traffic rate dispute. Pending arbitration, the commission suggested that rates from Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore be unified. The agreement aims to readjust eastbound import rates in a compromise.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pat Moran Sold to Philadelphia Nationals
Chicago veteran catcher Pat Moran of the Nationals was sold to the Philadelphia Nationals today. The deal price was not disclosed.
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Chicago
Pat Moran
Chicago Nationals
Philadelphia Nationals
King Edward Drinks Water From 1860 Pitcher
Miss Lottie P. Smith of Vineyard Haven Massachusetts sent a photograph of a pitcher used in 1860 when the Prince of Wales later King Edward drank water during a ride with Alson Garcelon in Boston Dusty roads led to a request for water and a glass was unavailable The pitcher was saved as a souvenir and bears a card noting the royal thirst quench in 1860 It is now owned by Miss Smith.
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Lottie P. Smith
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Edward
Prince of Wales
Alson Garcelon
Boston
King Edward VH
Economical Casserole Dishes For The Week
The kitchen emerges as a key space to beat high living costs with budget friendly meals. The Post previews next Sundays recipes and menus covering a full week's worth of casseroles and economical dishes.
Funeral notices from Medford area May 8 9 10 11
Obituary notices list multiple May services for Susan Bartholomew Frederick Brinnick Andrew Chiesa Ostherine Galvan Mary Doherty William Fisher Julienne Gauthier Walter Lydston William Lynn Thomas Lyons Catherine Mackey Mary McGrath Manuel Rogers Margaret Rogers and others with dates May 8–12, in Medford Dorchester Roxbury Charlestown Milton East Boston and Hyde Park. Funeral from residence or church services, relatives invited.
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Bartholomew
Medford
Susan Wells Bartholomew
Salem Street
Brinnick
Frederick M
Agnes N. Brhinnick
Park Street
Dorchester
St. Leo's Church
Iamond Street
Chiesa
Andrew
Marie Chiesa
Endicott Street
Josepih H. Boyle
Washington
Charlestown
Hanover Street
Doherty
Maryry
Thomas I. Doherty
Bernard Street
St Leon’s
Fisher
Roxbury
William J
Margaret Visher
Hill Council
E. of C
St. Philips Court
Gauthier
Julienne
Isaie J. Gauthier
Warren Street
Notre Dame Des Victoires
Isabella Street
Lydston
Milton
Walter E. Lydston
Amanda M
Edward W W. Lydston
Frank W. Lydston
Houston Avension
Mattapan
Lyons
Somerville
Thomas F
Annie N. Lyons
East Boston
Catherine M
Eiaies
W. Mackey
New Crowley
Suthener Street
McGrath
South Boston
Mary
Thomas McGrath
East Seventh Street
Gate of Heaven
Serpa
St. Michael’s
Azores
Manuel Rodrigues
Rogers
Mary M. Serpa
Fontes
North End
Har Avenue
Everett
Margaret
Michael Rogers
Park Avenue
Most Precious Blood
Tiends L
Calvary
Towers
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