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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1906

Page

5

Civil War Veteran Mills Dies After Buckshot Ejected

In Portland on October 21 H L Mills an Oregon pioneer and nephew of General Robert E Lee died after a violent coughing fit during which a Civil War buckshot he had carried since his service surfaced from his lungs. Mills served in the Fifteenth New York Engineer Corps fighting against his uncle’s army.

Portland, Ore H. L. Mills Oregon Robert E. Lee Fifteenth New York Engineer Corps

Designer Crowninshield Sued by Yacht Owner

Robert J. W. Coons filed a suit in Superior Court against designer B. B. Crowninshield alleging he acted as agent to lease a yacht to Mr. Harriman through a New York intermediary. Harriman paid 8750 for the boat, but Coons claims Crowninshield still owes 1215 on the transaction.

B. B. Crowninshield Robert J. W. Coons Coons Crowninshield Harriman New York

Yale to Create Chair of Practical Lumbering at Forest School

New Haven Conn Oct 31 report that Yale will appoint a full professor of lumbering once an endowment of 150000 is raised by the National Lumbering Manufacturers Association for a chair of practical lumbering at the university Forest School.

New Haven, Conn Yale National Lumbering Manufacturers’ Association Forest School University

Mallory Steamship Company Reorganized in Maine

The Mallory Steamship Company certificate of incorporation was recorded in Bath Maine. Control of the company's property was acquired by Charles W. Morse in New York last week. The firm reorganized with a capital of 14 million dollars. P. E. Coyle is president, L. L. Hight treasurer, and Frederick Low of Bath is clerk.

Bath Maine Mallory Steamship Company Charles W. Morse New York P. E. Coyle L. L. Hight Frederick Low Mr. Morse

Mexican Plantation Co. Placed Under Receiver in Wisconsin

In La Crosse on October 31 Judge Fruit appointed C. S. Van Auken as receiver for the Mexican Plantation Company, capitalized at $600,000. A large portion of stock was sold to small investors.

Cambridge youths face dancing test set by Jack Rose Club

The Jack Rose Club executive committee led by Miss Helen O'Brien requires Cambridge men to learn to dance for a December party. Rumors say a secret class may form to outdo the girls, who demand waltz two step and galop mastery.

Helen O'Brien Cambridge

Overcoat Time at Wolf's Corner Offers Broad Prices

Wolf's at Hanover and Portland streets presents overcoats priced to fit every pocketbook from modest to high, with ready outfits for all tastes and budgets.

Wolf Hanover Portland Streets

Physician Arrested In Proctorsville Death Case

Dr J M Ryder of Bellows Falls was held for the County Court after a hearing on the charge of causing the death of Miss Ira Martin of Proctorsville. He was remanded to jail in default of bonds of 2000.

Bellows Falls J. M. Ryder Ira Martin Proctorsville

Proctorsville Woman Dies After Office Visit

Miss Martin of Proctorsville died after visiting Dr. Ryder for a consultation. Dr. Ryder was taken into custody as autopsy physicians testified that the heart and lungs were normal but evidence suggested a criminal operation. death possibly due to shock, not direct wounds.

Miss Martin Proctorsville Ryder J. H. Allbee Martin

Collegian Prefers Study to a Wife

Chicago reports George D Nebele a South Side youth who values education over marriage He rejoined Ann Arbor University as a sophomore while his wife Florence Hart 16 at elopement stays with her parents at 9832 Erie Avenue Their baby six months old and Florence has sued for divorce

Chicago George D. Nebele South Side Nebele Ann Arbor University Florence Hart Norris Hart Erie Avenue Florence South St. Joe Mich

Boston Pneumatic Tubes Contract Awarded

Postmaster General Cortelyou completed pneumatic tube proposals. The Boston award goes to Boston Pneumatic Transit Company at 118 089.14 per year for links to the main post office and eight stations. Awards also issued for New York Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis with no bids for Baltimore Cincinnati Kansas City Pittsburgh or San Francisco.

Washington Cortelyou Boston Department Boston Pneumatic Transit Company General Post Office North South Essex Street Back Bay Roxbury Upham’s Corner New Yark Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Baltimore Cincinnati Kansas City Pittsburg San Francisco

France to Take Over All Mines in State Control Plan

Paris reports the cabinet will include in its program the purchase of the Western railroad and a bill to abolish the death penalty. Public Works Minister Barthou proposes revising mining law to state ownership of all mines with miner profit participation.

Paris Barthou

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