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Aviator's Mother Told. Mrs. Boland of Rahway Refuses to Behove Her Son Is Dead. Rahway, New Jersey; January 25, 1913. When informed yesterday that her son, Frank Boland, the aviator, had been killed at Port of Spain, his mother, Mrs. Catherine Boland, who lives in Westfield avenue, grimly declared she did not believe it. She said, however, that her son had been in Venezuela, but would not tell how he came to go there. Mr. Boland, who was 39 years old and unmarried. made his home with his mother. The family has lived here for many years. Mr. Boland was for a time In the bicycle and garage business in Rahway, being associated with his brothers, James F. and Joseph Boland. Boland left Rahway several weeks ago to make exhibition flights in the West Indies and in South America.

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