Whitney stored weird pictures in suit over will
Three physicians testified at the Superior Court trial over Theodore D. Whitney's $230,000 will that Whitney was of sound mind. They described his illness at Mrs. Barker's Hampton Beach cottage and the hospital operation that followed.
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Theodore D. Whitney
Whitney
Superior Court
Hampton Beach
Amy H. Barker
Brookline
Boston
Portsmouth
N. H
Barker
Frederick B. Percy
Joseph F. O'Connell
T. D. Whitney
Percy
O’connell
Jules Favre
Temple Place
Berne
Switzerland
Favre
Mr. O’connell
William A. Mack
Allston
Fred R. Batchelder
New England Telephone Company
Mr. Whitney
Diffy and Theo Share Quick Exchanges of Joy
Batchelder recalls their playful nicknames Diffy and Theo. He notes the couple exchanged lively chats and mutual care, with both openly stating when unwell and responding in kind to each other.
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Diffy
Theo
Batchelder
Old Frigate Constellation Returns to Newport Exhibit
The old frigate Constellation returns to Newport Rhode Island as a permanent naval training station exhibit. A public celebration includes Fort Green exercises, speeches by naval officers, and a national salute fired by Newport Artillery chartered in 1741.
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Newport
R. I
Naval Training Station
Fort Green
Newport Artillery
Baltimore
Flying Squadron to Boost Boston Chamber Membership
A plan to expand Boston Chamber of Commerce membership is led by a Flying Squadron with a 10 member committee and 100 assistants. The group will operate in squads of 10 to foster personal contact between members and officers, launched at a City Club dinner today after a joint meeting of squadrons and membership committees.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
City Club
Chamber
Plan New Station at Lake Street
The Lake Street street railway station on the Brighton Newton boundary will be replaced by a newer structure. Newton aldermen have granted permission to change track locations and the Public Service Commission must grant final approval before work begins.
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Lake Street
Brighton-Newton Boundary
Newton Aldermen
Public Service Commission
60 Babies Compete in the Quincy Show
The Quincy Baby Show at Grand Army Hall drew over 60 infants under the Women’s Relief Corps. Prizes went to heaviest lightest fairest and darkest babies. Twins Preston H Grassick and Archibald Grassick won first in their class. children of Archibald J Grassick of 31 Richie road.
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Quincy
Grand Army Hall
Women’s Relief Corps
Minnie Glover
Ethel French
Preston H. Grassick
Archibald
Archibald J. Grassick
Richie Road
Preston H
Archibald Grassick
Boy Reunited With Mother After British Army Release
Carl Sanderman an 18 year old from Jamaica Plain arrived back in Boston aboard the Leyland liner Iberian. He had run away last March while his mother was hospitalized and joined the British army. Negotiations led by Secretary Bryan and Congressman Tinkham, with Ambassador Page in London, secured his release and return with help from the American consul general in Liverpool.
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Iberian Docks
Carl Sanderman
Oakdale Square
Jamaica Plain
Bryan
England
Tinkham
Page
London
Liverpool
Do You Want to Educate Your Children This Sunday
A Sunday Post Magazine feature offers guidance on educating children at home. It outlines practical approaches, recommended routines, and resources for parents seeking engaging, age appropriate learning activities.
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O’connell
Fred Size
Hampton
Sunday Post
Judges faulted in Superior Court rulings
Supreme Judicial Court decisions sent down yesterday overturn errors by two Superior Court judges. Teresa Gallagher recovers 2500 from Michael P Murphy for injuries from a poorly lit stairway. Julius Isenberg, an elderly man, awarded 800 after being assaulted on a New York New Haven Hartford Railroad train by a former employee.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Teresa Gallagher
Michael P. Murphy
Dana
Julius Isenberg
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Relic of the Titanic Touched by Ocean Tragedy
Peter F. Ferguson of Lynn owns a rare Titanic artifact the carved arm of a deck chair from the liner that sank after hitting an iceberg. Officer Farquhar recovered it during body searches aboard the Maggie Bennett and Ferguson obtained it on a visit to Halifax.
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Peter F. Ferguson
Hoag’s Court
Lynn
Farquhar
Maggie Bennett
Ferguson
Halifax
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Mayberry
Dr. Heffinger
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Hyver
Filene
Washington
MR Whitney
Counsel Ogden
Gene Pott
DR. Mack
Fredd Bachelder the
Widow
Barkers Teck
Bachelder
Whitney Barker, Platonic Company
Widow Barkers Cottage
A.c.heffenger
N.H
T.D. Whitney
Miss Levinson
Harold I
Hank
Harold I. Black
W. & A. Bacon Company
Rose R. Levinson
Mendell Levinson
Angell Street
Dorchester
Brunswick Hall
Blue Hill Avenue Synagogue
Roxbury
P. Israeli
Temple Adath Jeshurum
Ray Silverman
Louis Miller
Mrs. Black
Atlantic City
Ridgewood Street
Magee
Magee Furnace Co., Inc
Jamaica Plain Lad
Yon Majestic
Supreme Court
Magee Victoria
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