Judge Fernald of Malden Dead at 58 Yale Street Melrose
Benjamin Marvin Fernald associate justice of the Malden District Court and Boston barrister died at his Melrose home after a month's illness due to arterial hardening. Born February 14 1847 in Great Falls New Hampshire he studied at Phillips Exeter Harvard and served in the Massachusetts legislature before his 1908 Melden Court appointment. He leaves a wife two daughters and a sister with funeral services scheduled tomorrow at 2 30 pm at his home conducted by Rev George Sims.
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Benjamin Marvin Fernald
Malden
Boston
Yale Street
Melrose
Judge Fernald
Great Falls
N. H
Harvard
Phillips Exeter Academy
Curtis Guild
Fernald
Melden Court
Libby
Medford
House of Representatives
Senate
Ethel
Margaret
Cecilia Merrill
Exeter
George Sims
Melrose Congregational Church
Crest Brand Guaranteed Stockings Featured by Filene's
Giz Lopes Washington and Winter Sts. highlight Crest Brand Guaranteed Stockings as the typical merchandise carried by Filene's. The notes stress careful selection thorough testing and backing by Filene's reputation. They claim the stockings are the best at given prices and the result of years of study and effort and say tens of thousands have been sold.
Stockings offer with guarantee and sale details
Advertisement for stockings with refund guarantee no questions asked if unsatisfactory. States customers may return for new stock or money back. Lists Pair 1.50 28-M Silk Sisle Regular and extra sizes boxed in threes priced at 1.25 per box.
Praying Voyages Described By Rev. Sandford In Interview
Portland reports Rev. Frank W. Sandford describing a 17 month yacht wander with followers aboard the Coronet. He says prayers guided missions across three continents and recounts the Kingdom wreck incident off Cape Verde and the Isle de Los while detailing travels from Chesapeake Bay to Colombia and Central America.
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Portland
Continents
Frank W. Sandford
Sandford
Mr. Sandford
Jesus
Boston
Chesapeake Bay
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Washington
Barkentine Kingdom
Holy Ghost
Us Society
Africa
A. K. Perry
Gambia
Captain Perry
Cape Verde
Isle of Idols
Isle de Los
South America
Cape Horn
Peru
Ecuador
Panama
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Honduras
Guatemala
Mexico
Caribbean Sea
Labrador
Landlady's Advice Saved His Life Swamp Root Testimony
A Rhode Island man reports severe urinary issues and frequent pain. After weak results from doctors, his landlady advised Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, produced quick relief, weight gain, and improved health. He endorses the medicine and credits it with helping many others in Pawtucket.
Letter Promotes Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy
An advertisement urges readers to write Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York for a free sample bottle and booklet about kidneys. It promises the swamp root remedy will convince anyone and notes the regular fifty cent size bottles are available at all drug stores and to mention Daily Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Femple
Daily Post
Will of Mrs. Murray Leaves $10,000 to Nephew Burke
In East Cambridge Probate Court a will bequeaths practically the entire $10,000 estate to John F. Burke, nephew of Wayland, citing his attention and kindness to Mrs. Murray and her late husband. The will notes she has current living heirs but awards Burke the principal bequest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Murray
Wayland
John F. Burke
East Cambridge
Burke
Planning Moose Home in Boston Seeks Big Expansion
James J. Davis of Pittsburg and National Organizer N. Waldo Kennedy examined sites in Boston for a new Loyal Order of Moose home. The group aims for a premier facility in Boston, following Boston Lodge 34’s growth to 1200 members and Davis’s hope for 20,000 members in the city.
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James J. Davis
Pittsburg
Penn
Loyal Order of Moose of the World
Springfield
Mr. Davis
N. Waldo Kennedy
David B. Shaw
Boston
Boston Lodge 34
Davis
Fall River Worker Struck by Train Far From Home
Joseph Souza aged 44 an operative at a Fall River cotton mill was struck and instantly killed by a New York New Haven and Hartford train from Boston as he returned from work. He leaves a widow and one child.
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Fall River
Joseph Souza
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Boston
For Rheumatism Relief from N Eimer Amend N 2851
N Eimer and Amend offer relief for rheumatism with patent medicine formula. T Metcalf Company of Boston endorses carrying tt for broader distribution and use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eimer & Amend
T. Metcalf Coy
Boston
Funeral for Hugh C. McGonagle G A R veteran today
The funeral for Hugh C. McGonagle a G A R veteran and former marshal's officer will be held at 9 a m at St Pauls Church Woodward Park. He died Sunday at 30 Nonquit Street Dorchester after a long illness survived by a widow and several children. He served in the Ninth Regiment and 11th Maine Volunteers during the Civil War and worked as a shoemaker and theater stage hand in Stoughton and Boston venues.
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Hugh C. McGonagle
United States Marshal’s Office
Federal
St. Paul’s Church
Woodward Park Street
McGonagle
Nonquit Street
Dorchester
Major McGonagle
Post 32
United States
Guy Murchie
W. W. Doherty
Henry W. Swift
Charles K. Darling
Judge Dodge
United States District Court
Margaret Buckley
Brockton
Ninth
L1th
Maine Volunteers
Andrew
Stoughton
Old Boston
Old Globe
Ollis
Keith's
Administrator Named of Ida Lewis Estate in Newport
In Probate Court Judge Burke appoints Robert Grosvenor administrator of Ida Lewis estate. Grosvenor, son of William and Mrs Grosvenor, long associated with Captain Rudolph Lewis, has kept vigil at Lime Rock light since Ida Lewis fell ill. Estate likely under $1000.
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Ida Lewis
Newport
R. I
Burke
Rudolph Lewis
Robert Grosvenor
Grosvenor
William Grosvenor
Captain Lewis
Lime Rock
First Drunk in 150 Years Shocks Middletown RI
Middletown Rhode Island, the oldest town in the state, reported its first drunkenness arrest in its history. Constable Elisha Peckham brought a man before Judge Franklin in District Court, resulting in a $5.60 fine, tarnishing the town’s longstanding record.
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Newport
R. L
Middletown
Rhode Island
Elisha Peckham
Franklin
Bullet Flies Over Heads Of Scholars In Leominster
Augustus Garrit a Lincoln School pupil aged 10 fired a 282 calibre cartridge during school hours in Leominster causing an explosion. The bullet flew over the heads of 41 pupils in the room, triggering a panic though no injuries were reported.
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Leominster
Augustus Garrit
Lincoln School
Mrs Glover waives rights in Glover will dispute
After delays the rereading of Clarence F Glover estate case proceeds before Judge Sheldon at the Supreme Court in Cambridge. Mrs Lillian M Glover widow of the murdered man waives her rights to the will accepting widow’s allowance instead, reducing contests that diminished the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence F. Glover
Waltham
Sheldon
Supreme Court
Mast Cambridge
Probate Court
Lillian M. Glover
Milk Dealers Fined For Removing Cream
The Boston Dairy Company and Grau stein & Co were each fined $50 by Judge Sanderson in the Superior Criminal Court for possessing milk with intent to sell after part of the cream was removed. The vessel lacked the required skimmed milk label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Dairy Company
Graustein & Co
Sanderson
Superior Criminal Court
Resinol Ointment and Soap Offer Skin Relief for All
An emergency remedy for skin troubles promotes Resinol Ointment as instantly effective for pimples, cuts, eczema, and more. Sold in opal containers for fifty cents, with Resinol Soap praised as soothing, preventive for blackheads and chapped hands, and suitable for infants and shampooing.
Firms Appealed to Superior Criminal Court Over Fines
Both firms appealed to the Superior Criminal Court from the lower court where they were fined the same amount.
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Superior Criminal Court
Divorce Invalidated in Reno Decree Clash of Arnold Marriages
Mrs Alice May Felker Arnold won a judgment overturning a Reno divorce for Sheffield A Arnold, a Brighton landscape architect. She is awarded $500 before Nov 1, $18 weekly and custody of their 15 year old son. Virginia Edwards named corespondent in the alienation suit filed last December.
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Alice May Felker-Arnold
Sheffield A. Arnold
Brighton
Reno
Hardy
Virginia Edwards
Nevada
Arnold
Alice May Arnold
Edwards
Cambridge Soloist Alfred Whiteley Dies at 67
Alfred R. Whiteley former Emmanuel Church Boston and St John Episcopal Cambridge soloist dies at 139 River Street Cambridge after a year long illness aged 67. Survived by wife Jessie Damon Whiteley and daughters Mrs Edward F. Wallis and Katherine Whiteley. Funeral services set for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred R. Whiteley
Emmanuel Church
Boston
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Cambridge
River Street
Jessie Damon Whiteley
Edward F. Wallis
Katherine Whiteley
Anty Drudge Buys Fels-Naptha for Laundry Help
A reader shares a tale of faded pink fabric and a mother learning the color might bleed. The ad extols Fels-Naptha as economical, saving time and fuel, and keeping clothes white and soft. It claims cleansing in cool water without excessive rubbing and urges following wrapper directions.
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Washington and
Winter Sts
Crest
Filene
Silk
Elijah III
Georges
Washington St
MOOSE
Maurice Ketten
John
Tal
the Club
Talis
M‘gonagle
St. Paul’s
Chickering
Alice Arnold
S. A. Arnold
Anty Drudge
Eunice
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