Bear Seen Roaming Melrose Streets Yet to be Captured
Nov 13 Melrose police and Stoneham units hunted all day through woods for a large black bear reported roaming the streets. Mrs. Messenger and her 14 year old son Harold encountered the bear within 10 feet near Vinton Street as it rose on hind legs. Officer Harry Brown scoured the area overnight but no trace found. Gregory Larosa, Malden barber, also saw the bear at Dennet's Pond in Melrose Highlands, near a piggery, and fled after it approached within 20 feet before it escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Stoneham
Charles Messenger
Harold
Vinton Street
Harry Brown
Gregory Larosa
Malden
Dennet
Police arrest Mary Krause for shoplifting at Station 2
Officers from Station 2 chased and arrested Mary Krause, 28, who claimed residence in Braintree, yesterday afternoon on a shoplifting charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station 2
Mary Krause
Braintree
Woman charged in unusual case of missing safe money
Dr John F Kimball testifies in Municipal Court that five $1000 bills a $500 bill and valuables valued at least $20000 were kept in a safe at his home and later removed after a phone call from Mrs Reed. Witnesses include Mrs Reed and the 14 year old daughter with details of the safe and other items. Judge Murray finds probable cause for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kimball
West Rutland Square
Murray
Dr. Kimball
Conboy
Roosevelt Voices Views on Motto In God We Trust Coinage
President Roosevelt releases a White House letter explaining his belief that placing the motto In God We Trust on coins is harmful and prone to ridicule. He cites personal experience of the phrase being treated with levity and warns against irreverence toward the expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Cut in Interest Coming Brings Banks to Reassess Money Flow
A Boston bank president warned that money may soon be scarce on the market as panic recedes. Bankers acknowledge a small bill shortage and the reluctance to carry gold or silver, noting customers hoarding and plans to repurpose currency to meet seasonal needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Post
E. S. Brigham
New England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bear
Teddy
Anna W. Reed
Isimbal
Sterling Ale
Rueter & Company
C. C. A. Cigar Co. Manufacturers
Dreyfus
Kington Street
Consomme
Julienne
Potato Fondante
Italienne
Oorchestra
Cafe Des Pinces
A la Carte Air
A. Dreyfus
God
YALE
New Haven
Conn
University
Archibald Henry Blount
Arleton
England
Jack Frost
Maryland
Ulman, Boykin, & Co
Baltimore
Saanno Sealing
Battenberg
National Springs
Muany
Mittens
California
Inter
Aager ‘Wise
Oxford
Crimson
Eavy Vests
Hatland Cotland
Vienna
Medlicott Scotch
Uit
Frijas
Florida
Swift
Holyoke
Avya
Harvard
Aew
Swan Brand
Tonga
Carlisle
Aaa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!