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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1913

Page

5

Seven in Fight for Estate in Boston Probate Case

The Suffolk Probate Court hears competing claims to the estate of Mrs Mary C Hingson also known as Mrs Mary Ann Barry of the West End Boston Two men claim to be her lawful widower Michael Barry of Cork Ireland and Joseph Hingson of Charlestown Each side has supporting relatives and lawyers with public administrator John Hurley named to mediate the dispute The case centers on prior marriages and a bank book containing about 180 dollars after her Jan 4 death at 30 Lynde Street Boston

Mary C. Hingson Mary Ann Barry West End Suffolk David Coughlin Cambridge Michael Barry Cork Ireland Joseph Hingson Charlestown William Moore Boston Hingson Barry America David F. Coughlin Moore Tutherford Avenue Hlingson Moores Blossom Street Milton Street Minnie Lee Quaker Road Mrs. Hingson David Vine Street Barnard Coughlin Mr. Hingson Coughlin John H. Hurley Henry Coughlin John O’connell George O'Connell B. J. Killion Ellen J. Graham James Coughlin New York Henry Beals Minnie C.C. Hingson

Monoplane Takes Dive in Front of Spectators

George Hamilton 36 of Reno Nevada escaped serious injury after a new iron tubing monoplane collapsed 19 feet up at Mineola aviation field. He was pinned under wreckage and rushed to Nassau Hospital with a scalp wound chin and chest cuts and multiple contusions. He is expected to recover.

Mineola N. Y George Hamilton Reno Nev Hamilton Nassau Hospital

Ipswich strike sparking request for Boston police

A telephone note alleged to be from Ipswich police sought Boston officers to help guard 400 strikebreakers at Ipswich hosiery mills. Mayor Fitzgerald and Police Commissioner O'Meara had not heard of the request, and Boston would not send officers without mayoral consent.

Ipswich Boston Fitzgerald O'Meara Putman

Moral bankruptcy and charity in Boston’s milk aid

The speech by Morrison I. Swift decries widespread immorality as Boston faces baby milk shortages for the poor. It alleges Dr. Gallivan ordered nurses to obtain free milk for needy infants and billed the charity, despite milk stations requiring payment.

Morality and wealth debate in early critique

Mr. Swift argues society is a chaos of wretchedness and upheaval. He condemns modern moral codes and urges returning to antiquity for light, claiming life should be placed above property and wealth used to build human potential.

Mr. Swift Boston Beacon Street

Mayor proposes wireless tracking of mackerel schools

Mayor Fitzgerald urges coastal vessels and navy ships to report sighted mackerel schools by wireless to shore stations. The plan would enable near real time alerts to fishermen, guiding schooners to fishing sites and potentially boosting catches along Boston and New England and beyond.

Fitzgerald United States Navy Boston New England Atlantic

Gallivan Paid for the Milk for Boston Babies

The Board of Health warns that poor babies may miss milk this summer unless donated funds or help from the Board or charities cover needs. Dr William J Gallivan head of child hygiene division funded last summer's milk for ill poor infants out of his own pocket.

Boston Gallivan Charities Dr. Gallivan Milk and Baby Hygiene Association Galivan Board of Health William J. Gallivan Division of

Fatally Wounded in Row Over Cigarettes

Charlotte May 2 6. 8. Smith chief of a Norfolk Southern railroad construction force was shot and probably fatally wounded today by B S Stevens a railroad commissary clerk The shooting followed a quarrel over Stevens refusal to sell cigarettes in violation of the Charlotte Sunday law Stevens surrendered and was placed in jail He says he shot in self defence

Charlotte N. C Smith Norfolk & Southern Railroad B.S. Stevens Stevens

Variety of Women Undermuslins Gowns and Accessories Sale

A sale listing multiple undermuslin items including round neck gowns with Kimono sleeves and Hamburg trim, square neck styles, corset covers in sizes 40 42 44, drawers aprons knickerbocker and empire styles. Prices cut from 1.00 3.00 down to 0.50 0.79 with many 50 cent and 39 cent offers. There are also odd lots of soiled covers and combinations with lace embroidery.

Madras Robespierre Hamburg

New Line of Gowns with Embroidery and Lace Details

A vintage advertisement describes complete new line gowns with high or square necks featuring all over embroidery yokes and lace trims. It notes trimmed necks with Val enciennes laces, plus knickerbocker and regulation styles with embroidery and lace trimming, and various skirt fabrics and trims including Hamburg insertions. R & G Corsets also featured.

Hamburg

Summer Kimono Line Drives Fashion at Stable Prices

New line features Lawn and Crepe Long Kimonos and Negligees priced from $1.50 to $12.75. Albatross and Charlie offerings include long kimonos from $5.00 to $10.00 and silk kimonos in gray, black, lavender with trimmed necks. Also introduces Lawn Dressing Sacques with varied necklines and sleeve lengths from $1.00 to $4.50. Crepe de Chine Matinees offer dainty colorings at $5.50.

Price SA Copenhagen

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Hingson Property Tremont Connor Eo Swift Morrison I. Swift Humanist Forum Franklin Union Deltox Iss Matting Co Oshkosh, Wis MAN Brand Earl & Wilson Makers OF Troy Messaline Ton Batiste Negligee Department Voliue FURS
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