The Arlington Advocate, 22 May 1891
| Messrs. J. W. Ronco and O'Hearne, well known proprieters of two of our tonsorial establishments, will captain two nines in a ball game to be played on Russell Park on the afternoon of Memorial Day. Game will probably be called at three o'clock. |
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The Somerville Journal, 23 May 1891
| The body of James Higgins, who had been missing since April 11, when he went to Boston, as he was accustomed to do Saturday evenings, was found Saturday in the marsh of Mystic river at Everett. It was buried by the police unidentified, but was afterwards exhumed and identified by a Somerville ticket on the Lowell railroad and other articles which were retained. The body was removed Wednesday to Malden by the family of the deceased. Mr. Higgins was forty-three years old, and resided on Warwick street. |
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