Funeral for Winthrop Pattee Held at Mount Auburn
The funeral for Winthrop Pattee formerly of Arlington and longtime Boston real estate dealer with Pattee & Potter will be held this afternoon at 2.30 at the Crematory Chapel in Mount Auburn Cemetery Cambridge. He died Monday at his mother-in-law Mrs Joseph H Scates home in Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Pattee
Arlington
Boston
Pattee & Potter
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Joseph H. Scates
Georgetown
Judge Monitors Disbarment Petition Impounds Papers
Supreme Judicial Court ordered Attorney Abraham Cohen to file specifications in the disbarment petition against Harry E. Levenson. Cohen offered to file privately due to alleged confidential names of women used to entrap men for extortion. Papers are to be impounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Yoose
Hazzard Ordered to Return Gifts After Court ruling
The Supreme Judicial Court affirmed a Superior Court order directing Artur G. Hazzard known as Honey Hazzard to repay money and property received from Miss Mabel E. Puffer. Their relationship was publicly linked to a Nashua attempt at matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artur G. Hazzard
Honey
Hazzard
Ayer
Mabel E. Puffer
Supreme Judicial Court
Superior Court
Nashua
N. H
Prominent Ayer Woman Over Bets and Illusion Case
Miss Puffer believed Hazzard to be Charles McKee, claiming the gods decreed they marry. The court ordered Hazzard to return funds and recover money given by others. Counsel William H. Lewis received 3600 from the $2000 paid, a bondsman was paid 450, and Honey’s brother got 50. The judge suggested defendants knew Hazzard’s finances and the money likely did not belong to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Puffer
Ayer
Hazzard
Charles McKee
William Hazzard
Pelletier Advocates 5 Cent Fares and Public Ownership
District Attorney Pelletier spoke at the Thomas Gardner School in Brighton and Rhoddy Hall in Allston last night. He urged that five cent fares require legislative action, support public ownership of transit, and propose taxing non residents’ business to fund city needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelletier
Thomas Gardner
Brighton
Rhoddy Hall
Allston
Brookline
Newton
Boston
Feared operation suicide case at a lodging house
William H Campbell, 70, long time lodger at 9 Rollins street, reportedly hanged himself after being ordered to City Hospital. An officer found him in a basement room at the lodging house kept by Mrs Catherine Walsh with a rope tied about his neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Campbell
Rollings Street
Campbell
City Hospital
L. F. Curran
West Newton Street
Station 5
Rollins Street
Catherine Walsh
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MR. Pattee’s
DR. Hilton
Tremont and
Beacon Streets
Mass
Paire Street
Macn
MT Bott
Sheer, Scrim, On Edge& Sa
E Street
Disteel Wheel Corp
Boylston St. Tel, B.D
Butler
Fort Hill
I Butler
E Butler
Butler’s
Men’s Union
Jet Assl
Sbutler
Forest Mills
Ae Mars
Ray Wort
I Butler’s
Prunella
Coats
SILK
Casey
Chinchilla
Mackinaws
Juliets
Oxford
Ling
Danny Dance
Daddy
Abutler
Eos
Emont Street
Ibuter
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