New Dredger Veritable Sea Dragon Hailed as Submarine–Style Work Vessel
The New Orleans dredger, built for the U. S. corps of engineers at Fore River, is a 315 foot twin screw suction ship capable of 10 knots. It features an 18 by 5 foot Fruhling suction head, 20 hopper doors, and four hydraulic rams to dump 3000 tons of material in half an hour.
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Quincy
New Orleans
United States Corps of Engineers
Mississippi River
Canada
Europe
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Atwater will filed. Mass. heirs named
James Cc. Atwater who died Nov 1 in Springfield Mass left A half interest in the Sherman farm and his Glasgow Manufacturing and Hampshire Paper holdings to his brother Dr David F Atwater of Springfield. George M Atwater and Hariette B receive 20000 each, their two daughters also 20000 each. David F Atwater and wife Sarah S plus two children share 20000 each. A $2000 religious bequest to Brightwood, Mass.
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New York
James Cc. Atwater
Springfield
Mass
David F. Atwater
Atwater
Sherman
Chicopee Falls
Glasgow Manufacturing Company
Hampshire Paper Company
South Hadley Falls
George M
Hariette B
George Walter Green
Allen Weaver
David F
Sarah S
Brightwood
Lowell man tried for second degree murder in Cambridge
Michael Pacheouros, 22, of Laurel street Lowell was placed on trial yesterday before Judge McLaughlin and a jury in the Superior Criminal Court East Cambridge charged with murder in the second degree in causing the death of John Germanakos of Lowell on March 16.
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Michael Pacheouros
Laurel Street
Lowell
McLaughlin
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
John Germanakos
Beacon Hill Couple Wed in Grand St Paul`s Church Ceremony
Miss Harriette Appleton Woods and Norman Romney Sturgis, Harvard senior, united in marriage at St Paul’s Church with a crowd of Boston New York and Washington society watchers. The wedding featured a large bridal party, elaborate gowns, and family attendance, followed by a reception and plans to reside in Cambridge during his studies.
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Joseph F. Woods
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William C. Sturgis
Colorado Springs
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Dorothy Sturgis
Beacon Street
Barbara Bolles
Commonwealth Avenue
Katharine Clark
Elsie Dorr
Memphis
Tenn
Gertrude Thomas
San Francisco
Bolles
Thomas
Dorr
Harvard
Charles Moorfield Storey
Frederick L. Allan
John W. Suter, Jr
Philip Hale Suter
Winchester
Bayard Tuckerman, Jr
Robert Hart Bolling
Harris Hunt Gilman
Henry Hobson
Richard Bruce Harding
Roland C. Smith
D. D
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Edmund
Harry B. Cabot
Clymer
Charles R Codman
John Codman
Julian Codman
James M. Codman
R. S. Codman
Redington Fiske
Harding
Hepburn
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Maud Sturgis
Evelyn Sturgis
Roger Sturgis
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D. F. Appleton
F. R. Appleton
James Appleton
Malvina Appleton
Howard Doughty
Anna Flitchner
Appleton Flitchner
Kidder
LeRoy
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George Post, Jr
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Cotton Smith
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Arthur Sprague
R. H. Thayer
Thayer
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Tuckerman
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C. F. Whitney
Woods
J. W. Woods
Chalmers Wood
William Wood
Francis Wood
James H. Woods
Arthur Woods
Hold Slayer of Boy Charged With Murder in Swansea
Lester Chace, 21, appeared before Judge McDonough in Fall River District Court charged with murder for the death of 15 year old Peter Belanger in North Swansea. He was held without bail for a hearing on Monday, while authorities plan to present evidence to the grand jury.
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Fall River
Young Chace
Belanger
Hodges
Arnold D. Gardner
Thomas J. Gunning
Chace
Leroy Chace
Notre Dame Cemetery
St. Ann’s Church
British liner saves crew of wrecked Stephen G Loud schooner
The waterlogged three masted schooner Stephen G Loud, wrecked while carrying lumber from Savannah, was towed into Southport, North Carolina by the revenue cutter Yamacraw. The captain and crew were rescued by the Leyland liner Victorian and will reach Liverpool. The Loud has survived two wrecks in a year with help from large passenger steamers and revenue cutters. The vessel is owned by Dunn & Elliott of Thomaston Maine. crew from Portland. captain R H Small of Portland.
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Stephen G. Loud
Savannah
Southport
N. C
Liverpool
Abesie Doned
Cape Cod
A. W. Perry
Plant Line
Gresh
Woman Slayer of Boy Out On Bail
Ode to Zee Runge McRee, jailed since Sept 21 for shooting 12 year old Allan Garland. She was admitted to bail of 6000 dollars after the first trial jury failed to reach a verdict in Opelousas Louisiana on Nov 6.
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WOMAN
Opelousas
Rheumatism Relief Ad Claims New York Medicine
A vintage advertisement promotes Mer and Amend's product from Metcalf Co Boston claiming relief for rheumatism. The ad lists New York 9851 as a contact and promotes the cure with sales copy typical of period mercantile advertising.
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Mer
Amend’s
New York
Metcalf Co
Boston
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