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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1916

Page

16

Albert A Fickett Dies at 73 Former Chelsea Savings Bank President

Albert A. Fickett aged 73 died at his home 25 Orient avenue Melrose after a long illness. Born in Millbridge Maine he lived in Chelsea since boyhood and moved to Melrose three years ago. He served Chelsea as city treasurer 1884 to 1888 and was treasurer of the Chelsea Savings Bank for 27 years. He also long served as sinking fund commissioner for the city.

Albert A. Fickett Chelsea Savings Bank Orient Avenue Melrose Millbridge Chelsea

WANTS HER PROPERTY RETURNED IN ENGAGEMENT DISPUTE

Miss Helen B. Andrews of Cape Elizabeth Maine seeks return of property from H Greeley Weston of Brookline in dispute over their engagement. A relative is directed to act to secure the property for Miss Andrews while Attorney R T Hay states he will protect her interests.

Helen B. Andrews Cape Elizabeth H. Greeley Weston Brookline Weston R. T. Hay Miss Andrews

Miss Andrews accuses Weston of deceit over shared property

Miss Andrews details deeds to a Buckminster Street house, a Brookline property, and a Cape Elizabeth residence in both names with Weston. She cites stock, cash advances, a farm in Needham, relics, and other assets, plus a broken engagement and secret marriage plans. She says she has turned control to a cousin and disputes Weston's explanations.

Miss Andrews Weston Buckminster Street Brookline Cape Elizabeth American Telephone Company Needham Mr. Weston

Extra registration session ordered by election commission

The election commission ordered an extra voter registration session due to unusually heavy activity. The new date is Saturday September 16 with stations outside the regular circuit open 6 to 10 pm. City Hall hours are 9 am to 10 pm on that day.

Election Commission City Hall

Protest Hearings Over Freight Rates On Through Consignments

The hearing before Interstate Commerce Commission Examiner William A. Disque on the New Haven and other New England railroads plan to drop proportional and transhipment freight rates to Southern and Western points concluded. Both sides to file briefs within 30 days.

New York New Haven New England William A. Disque Interstate Commerce Commission

New England Firms Voice Tariff Concerns Over Rates

Witnesses from New England industries warned that higher railroad tariffs would push shipments to New Orleans Texas and Pacific coast points. F C Murray of National Fireworks Company and others from Boston firms testified that increased rates would affect competition and force water carriers to raise tariffs. Clyde and Mallory lines cited by railroads say water carrier claims are irrelevant to the petition.

New England Industries F. C. Murray National Fireworks Company West Hanover Mass New Orleans Texas Pacific Coast Charles E. Butman New England Confection Company Boston F. F. Rising Boston Wool Trades Association J. H. McCammon Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Company Clyde and Mallory Lines Lewis Walke Old Dominion Steamship Company

One Contract Discussed for Strandway Improvements

A Strandway conference in South Boston between Mayor Curley Commissioner Murphy and Corporation Counsel Sullivan considered sewer work and park improvements totaling 780000 dollars. The mayor favors completing the entire project under a single contract for efficiency.

Strandway South Boston Curley Murphy Public Works Department Sullivan

Reservoir Drag Ordered After Suspicious Drowning

Lexington police plan to drag the old reservoir after a black coat found nearby suggests a possible self inflicted death by drowning. The coat held no identifying details, and no body was recovered during the afternoon search.

Litchfield Beacon Street Boston Lexington Reservoir Lexington

President Wilson Returns to New Jersey After Sister Illness

President Wilson arrived in Long Branch from New London where his sister Mrs. Anne E. Howe lies critically ill. He declined meetings, aware Mrs. Howe may not live another week and prepared to return to Connecticut for her side.

Long Branch N. J Wilson Anne E. Howe New London Conn

Democrats Eyes Maine Losses Prompt National Outreach

Vance McCormick telephoned that New York Business League members want a meeting with the President next week while a Pennsylvania Democratic delegation seeks to call Oct 10. Burleson and McAdoo met executives but saw no Wilson. Maine GOP victory spurs Democratic efforts. optimism grows from reports of fundraising between 5000 and 8000 dollars daily nationwide with positive notes from Oregon Washington and California.

Vance McCormick Democratic National Committee Business League of New York Pennsylvania Burleson Treasury McAdoo Wilson Maine Oregon Washington California Finance Committee National Committee

Hughes Given Big Welcome in Bridgehampton

Republican nominee Charles E. Hughes arrived at his Bridgehampton summer home for a four day rest from campaign activity. He planned a second nationwide trip starting next Monday through the Midwest after a lengthy conference with national chairman William R. Willcox.

Bridgehampton N. Y Charles E. Hughes New York Middle West Hughes William R. Willcox

Brand new biography on Billy Sunday heads to Boston

The upcoming Sunday Post will publish a definitive Paul Waitt biography of Billy Sunday. The work promises an authoritative portrait of the famed evangelist and his influence in Boston and beyond.

Blessed Gabriel Brighton Father George C. P Professor McConnell St. Paul’s Church Cambridge Boston Billy Sunday Paul Waitt Next Sunday Post

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