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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1913

Page

4

New Hutchinson Home for Aged Women Opens in Somerville

Under Mrs. Mary Hutchinson no longer living heirs, a new Hutchinson Home for Aged Women is established in Somerville. The 14 room house at 13 Grand View Avenue will open after lease expiry, with Mrs. George D. Haven as president and Rebecca Waldron as clerk. The current home at 9 and 11 Grand View Avenue will be joined by a new corporation. men are excluded under the will.

Mary Hutchinson Somerville Hutchinson Home For Corporation Grand View Avenue George D. Haven B. T. Williston Rebecca Waldron New Corporation Broadway Marshall Street Trutchinson Martha M. Tompkins Austin Street Fast Somerville Hutchinson Selwyn 2. Bowman Isaac B. Kendall Samuel T. Littlefield Edward F. Temple Kendall L. Roger Wentworth Winchester Home Corporation Charlestown Winchester Home Hutchinson Home Corporation

Arrested Couple Wanted in Boston

Portsmouth New Hampshire May 30 Officer McGary of Station 10 Boston came here for Florence Mullen 18 and Lester Barad both of Boston who were arrested by local police after attempting to pull on a badger game Both are wanted in Boston On information from the girl valuable stolen jewelry was recovered at Exeter Federal authorities may help Barad for promoting the white slave traffic in bringing the girl to this city

Portsmouth N. H McGary Boston Florence Mullen Lester Barad Exeter Barad

Former Boston Doctor Dies From Pain Drug Dose

Dr. D. Bray a former Boston physician was found dead in his Kansas City room from an overdose of a pain relief drug. His wife, now divorced, resides in Boston.

Boston Kansas City D. Bray

Confederate Officer Honored by Boston Veterans Post

Colonel J. F. Burke a former Confederate officer and Gate City Guards commander was made an honorary member of Edward W. Kinsley Post 113 in a Boston ceremony. Georgia guests also decorated the Union Soldiers Monument and attended a rousing banquet before returning home.

Colonel Burke Georgia Kinsley Post Brotherhood of the American House J. F. Burke Gate City Guards Atlanta Edward W. Kinsley Boston Common Boston Kinsley David J. Walsh John J. Attridge Samuelll. Powers William A. Morse J. R. Burke Southland Kingsley Post Mr. Morse South Burke North Atlanta, GA G. A. RR Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument

No Need Being Old or Wrinkled Before 75

Lillian Russell urges women not to fear aging and promotes natural care over cosmetics. She touts mercorized wax as peeling away old skin to reveal a new complexion and claims blemishes fade with the discarded skin. A face bath with saxolite in hazel is offered as an immediate, safe remedy.

Lillian Russell

Burglar Loot At Hanover Postoffice Overlooked Big Safe

Burglaries reported in North Hanover at 1:30 this morning. The intruders rifled the old key lock post office safe and took about 8 in change. They blew the door from an old safe with powder, shattered wainscoting and windows, then escaped unseen while overlooking a large modern safe.

North Hanover Hanover

Preliminary Peace Treaty Pleases Pope in Rome

The signing in London today of the preliminary peace treaty between the Balkan allies and Turkey brought satisfaction at the Quirinal and the Vatican. Government circles said Greece should understand Italy has no hostile feelings, only interest in protecting Adriatic positions where it holds preponderant weight.

Rome Balkan Turkey Quirinal Vatican Greece Italy Adriatic

Merchant fatally injured as auto crashes into ditch

Daniel W. Carpenter, a Keene merchant, died after an automobile collision when steering failed and the car left the road, striking a tree. He was thrown from the vehicle and died at City Hospital. His companion F. H. Thomas escaped unharmed.

Keene, N. H Daniel W. Carpenter F. H. Thomas Carpenter Thomas

Tragedy On Holiday Train Ride Near South Bend

Email Decoedt and his infant were struck by a South Shore express train as they disembarked a Lake Shore train at Lydick. Decoedt died of injuries and the baby died at once. Mrs. Decoedt witnessed the collision during a holiday excursion.

South Bend Ind Decoedt Lake Shore Lydick South Shore

Veterans Day ceremonies brighten Boston monuments and graves

Grand Army posts and patriotic societies decorated monuments across Greater Boston including the Robert Gould Shaw memorial and Crispus Attucks statue. Thousands lined streets as veterans parade and schoolchildren joined in paying tribute at Mt Hope cemetery and city cemeteries.

Robert Gould Shaw State House Crispus Attucks Boy Scouts Grand Army Kearsarge Association of Naval Veterans Admiral Farragut City Point Greater Boston Mt. Hope Cemetery Boston Lodge of Elks Elks Rest Lincoln Park Square Nebraska Naval Branch Army and Navy Union Navy Yard St. Catherine’s Church Charlestown Union Naval Hospital Chelsea South Boston Washington Post Dahlgren Post Calvary Mt. Hope Greater Boston

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