West End Fight Moves to Supreme Court Over Elevated Line
Corporation Counsel Babson leads Board of Aldermen in a suit to halt the Boston Elevated Railway project arguing the proposed route from Charles River basin to Causeway Street violates statutes. Residents including Martin Lomasney oppose. a ruling will shape the fate of the Hendricks Club building on Lowell Street and the West End landscape.
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Jewish Prisoners Sold as Slaves in Rabat
A Casablanca dispatch reports Jews captured during the Casablanca sacking are being openly sold in Rabat markets. Buyers and sellers operate under the eyes of consulates and local authorities who make no notice of the traffic. The Sultan Abd-El Aziz is expected to arrive in Rabat within the week.
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Liverpool the Goal of German Line
It is stated here that if no agreement is reached between the warring companies Director Ballin of the Hamburg American line intends to depart vessels from Liverpool to New York.
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Gettings and Lewis Elope in Pittsburg Ceremony
Anna B Getting and Seldon B Lewis, secretary of Pittsburg Forge and Iron Co, eloped today. Getting's sister Mabel and Lewis' friend Charles IL Wickersham, secretary of Buckeye Lumber Co, were persuaded to go to Youngstown to witness the ceremony and also married.
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District nurses lead tuberculosis station opening in Boston area
District nurses will be a principal feature of the tuberculosis station opened at 14 Burroughs Place South End. Miss Elizabeth P Upjohn supervises a four nurse staff and will conduct home visits to instruct preventive care. The station opens for examinations and treatment with a plan to prevent spread of the disease.
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Badly Hurt Boy Refuses To Cry In Dedham
Five year old Frankie Tolman fell from a steep embankment near Memorial Square and spur track, suffering a forehead wound. He received ten stitches at Dr. A. H. Hodgdon’s office after running home to tell his parents. His father Frank H. Tolman, a railroad starter, was with him.
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Sisters Reunite After Streetcar Collision in Waterbury
In Waterbury on September 12 Mrs Mary Shevlin of Washington dodged a street car to avoid a collision and knocked down a woman who then cried I beg your pardon The fallen woman identified the survivor as her sister Nellie Benton whom she had not seen in 19 years and the two exchanged greetings.
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Clapp Proposes Tax Reform Ideas At Recess Committee
Albion R. Clapp of Wellesley Hills urged sweeping taxation reforms to the Massachusetts recess committee. He called for sworn property returns, court-appointed assessors paid like judges, tax bonds for public service firms, and exemptions for small homes and wealth producing machinery. He argued reforms could attract new residents by lowering tax rates.
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Trunks Seized From Passenger at Pier
Customs officers at the port seized three large trunks and a suitcase belonging to Miss Margaret Murphy who arrived aboard the Cunard liner Ivernia. The goods were held for appraisal as part of a broader effort to enforce duties on imported fashion items.
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Miss Murphy Faces Customs Probe Over Dress Declarations
A fashionable Cleveland dressmaker Miss Murphy failed to declare all dresses, listing only 90 dollars in goods. Inspectors seized three trunks and a suitcase, will open them to assess true value and duties, with penalties possible beyond the declared amount. Boston officials cite New York incidents of 49 women disguising faces to dodge duties.
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Finest Ark in the Country Shines at Chelsea Synagogue
Members of the congregation and visitors attending Holy Week services at the Everett Avenue synagogue in Chelsea admire a splendid new ark. The Ladies' Charitable Society connected with the temple has labored tirelessly under the leadership of Mrs Sam.
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Ark in Chelsea Synagogue Dedicated by Charitable Society
The vice president of the Chelsea Ladies' Charitable Society and Uel Syhunt spearheaded fundraising for a newly dedicated ark at the Everett Avenue Synagogue of the Ahavas Ochim Anshe Sphard Congregation in Chelsea. The polished mahogany ark features white onyx pillars, gold commandments, and a gold American eagle, costing 2000 dollars and designed by H Goodman of 21 Walnut Street.
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Kirkorian Too Late for Wedding in Worcester
Sept. 12. Gaerabed fhir korian paid $250 in advance for the wedding festivities to his bride-to-be Miss Egsa Adishian, at Worcester. He arrived a day or two ago to find she was already married to Mardiros Exoian. He maintains he sent money for the ceremony.
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