Adopted Son Kennedy Named In Roxbury Estate Will
News that John J. Kennedy of Roxbury left a large portion of his $200000 estate to his adopted son John Joseph Kennedy Jr. awakens surprise among friends. The will also provides for several charities and other siblings, with executors Thomas F. McGuire and J P Oswald overseeing probate.
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John J. Kennedy
Roxbury
John Joseph Kennedy, Jr
Kennedy
John Joseph Kennedy
West
Denver
Colorado
Mission Church
J. J. Kennedy, Jr
Parker Hill
Dorchester
Jane A. Oswald
Mary A. Rafferty
Sarah J. Conley
Patrick J
Daniel S. Kennedy
Thomas F. McGuire
J. P. Oswald
Norfolk Suits Half Price at Harrison Wholesale Stock
Norfolk suits offered at half price for wholesale stock now priced at 9.75 dollars each retail list 18.00. Garments described as winter weight fine Scotches and rough cheviots in gray and brown tones. adu
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Harrison
Norfolk
Adu
Remarkable Quincy Tribute for Local Citizen Burke
Public officials and private citizens joined a large procession in West Quincy to honor Mr Burke, a longtime resident of the area. The mayor led the line in what was described as one of the most remarkable tributes ever paid to a Quincy citizen.
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West Quincy
Burke
Quincy
Secretary of Waldo in graft case unfolds in New York
An aldermanic committee probes an affidavit by Police Captain John T. Reith claiming a $10,000 bribe for promotion under Commissioner Bingham. Testimony links Winfield R. Sheehan, secretary to Commissioner Waldo, with a man alleged to be involved in graft.
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New York
Aldermanic Committee
John T. Reith
Bingham
Winfield R. Sheehan
Waldo
Police graft allegations unfold in bank of testimony
D J Kelleher private detective testified he followed Norton for Alfred G Johnson and traced graft claims to Sheehan. He recounted being kept at Sheehan's house, then released. Johnson denied demanding money from Reith and said he learned promotions could be bought only to be rejected. Reith described pressures to pay 10 000 for promotion and named Hassett as a go-between. General Bingham defended his own promotion decisions while Waldo explained lack of substantiation for the affidavit.
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D. J. Kelleher
Alfred G. Johnson
Reith
Norton
Broadway
Sheehan
Kelleher
George C. Norton
Emory R. Buckner
al Johnson
Bernard J. Kelleher
Waldo
Kellehers
Johnson
General Bingham
Mr. Buckner
Bingham
Thomas J. Hassett
McClellan
Hassett
Keith
Malden Woman Fined $50 Over Beans Weight Shortfall
In Superior Court yesterday Anna Naylor of Malden was fined $50 after Sealer of Weights and Measures Punn charged that her provision store at 68 Salem Street sold beans that did not weigh as claimed. Her son defended her, Attorney Terry H. Naylor, but the judgment stood.
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Terry H. Naylor
Anna Naylor
Malden
Great Wolfed Suit Sale at Harrison Co.
Medium weight suits worsteds serges cheylets and silk mixtures. Any 18 20 22 or 25 dollar suit at 9 75. Great wolves. 58 H Harrison Co 666 to 672 Washington street corner Beach street adv.
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H. Harrison Co
Washington Street
Corner Beach Street
Ulster Demonstration Opens Campaign Ahead of Ulster Day
In Enniskillin Ireland on September 18 a large rally drew about 20 000 supporters for a series of demonstrations leading to Ulster Day on September 28. Participants pledged not to submit to home rule in Ireland.
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Enniskillin
Ireland
United Kingdom
Carson Leads Unionists in Ulster Oration Rush
Sir Edward H W Carson president of the Wister Orange Association and former solicitor general for Ireland delivers a stirring speech declaring home rule the life of the country. Unionist demonstrations roll across Ulster for ten days while Cork Free Press notes Churchill’s speech suggesting Parliament would not coerce Ulster.
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Edward H W. Carson
Wister Orange Association
Ireland
Ulster
Cork Free Press
William O’brien
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
United Kingdom
Expansion of City Debated by Boston Real Estate Exchange
Elbridge R. Anderson spoke at the Boston Real Estate Exchange lunch at the Georgian on Boylston Street and nearby areas. The talk urged rational city expansion and stronger retail development with active Merchant Association involvement.
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Boylston Street
Boston
Elbridge R. Anderson
Boston Real Eistate Exchange
Stephen W. Sleeper
Anderson
Chicago
Boylston Street Merchants’ Association
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