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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1921

Page

2

Embroidered Beads and Lace Highlight 19th Century Fashion

Red crystal beads embellish black lace embroidery while a tortoise shell and golden ostrich feather combine for a striking fan. A waxed net dinner gown features knee length black lace flounces. The thumb is described as stronger than all fingers.

Beating and Robbery Reported by Everett Woman

Mary Leary 18 of 15 Heath Street Everett told the Everett police last night she was assaulted and robbed by four young men in a lonely Fellsway area near Plymouth Street. She says they tore a wrist watch from her arm and partially identified two suspects. the four fled when a pedestrian approached.

Mary Leary Heath Street Everett Fellsway Plymouth

Captain John Nagle Dead In Brookline

Captain John Nagle, president of the John Nagle Company and director of the Boston Fish Market Corporation, died at his home 92 Coolidge Street Brookline after a long illness. He would have been 61 tomorrow. Funeral at St Aldran's Church Saturday morning and burial in St Joseph's Cemetery West Roxbury. Born in Pungarvin Ireland he came to the United States at age nine and later fished from Gloucester.

John Nagle Gloucester

Sailor Captain Nagle Dies After Lifelong Maritime Career

Captain Nagle rose from sea labor to skipper his own schooner at 24 and became a renowned master mariner on the Atlantic coast. He left active service 30 years ago to enter the wholesale fish business, later based at South Boston's fish pier before retirement. He belonged to multiple fraternal and professional orders and is survived by his widow, eight children, and a sister. Gold mining advances in South Africa suggest shafts may extend 3000 feet deeper.

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