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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
5
The Cambridge women’s group holds its annual benefit sale to aid Cambridge Hospital League. It begins at noon today at the First Church parish house on Church Street, with continued afternoon and evening sales and a rest day tomorrow. Luncheon is served 12 to 2 p.m. today and 10 to 12 m. tomorrow.
J Royston Holmes a chauffeur of 96 Gainsborough street appeared in Police Court charged with manslaughter in the death of James W Stillman of 96 Waltham street on Huntington avenue Wednesday night. He pleaded not guilty and his case was continued to October 3 with bonds set at 1000 dollars.
The article describes tailored coats with cutaway lines and Empire back, velvet collars, and matching skirts in gray Oxford brown and black or navy serge options. It notes plaited belted backs, velvet details, and belt designs, plus navy gray or brown corduroy coats priced around 7.50 with sizes 8 to 14.
Dakota Dan faced a display of six revolvers and one skeleton-stocked air rifle during cross-examination led by Mr. Nason. The exhibits numbered 254 through 260 included firearms the claimant had described owning as a boy.
The witness examines Exhibit 259 and says its sight resembles his old revolver seen at the Commonsense Fertilizer Works. He recalls patents dating since 1885 on other pieces, recalls a Melrose home, and claims only 259 resembles his firearm. He recalls a line about Upton and notes a rifle memory, discusses wills dated 1909 and prior.
Immigrant officers started eight year old Bookey Weiner on the final leg of a 5000 mile journey. Placed aboard a Camden train, he was sent to his father Lewis Weiner of Lynn Massachusetts. Bookey arrived from Russia aboard the Haverford after relatives in the old country. With no dockside finder, deportation was considered before his brother arranged for the boy to reunite with his father in Lynn.
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