Governor Crane Hosts Annual Levee for Legislature
Governor Winthrop M Crane hosted an annual reception at the Hotel Somerset for nearly 500 legislators and their spouses. Officers including Lieutenant-Governor Bates Senate President Soule and House Speaker Myers greeted guests as staff, military aides, and a long line of lawmakers, many in gowns and suits, passed before the governor. The event featured a formal receiving line, a substantial lunch, and a notable moment with Representative H Huestis Newton and his family, alongside a parade of attendees from Ipswich to Fall River and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Murray Crane
John L. Bates
Rufus A. Soule
Senate
James J. Myers
House
Hotel Somerset
Somerset
Captain Remington
John Kinnear
Thomas Pedrick
James Beatty
Governor Crane
Major Davis
George T. Plunkett
Hinsdale
Miss Crane
Myers
Rtn
Dalton
Blood
Brigham
Dewey
White
Capelle
Gihon
Benyon
Wellington
Colt
Proctor
H. Huestis Newton
Everett
Harlan
Alhonso Davis
Gloucester
Charles Underhill
Somerville
John B. Smith
Boston
William T. A. Fitzgerald
David_ Manning
Worcester
Robert Luce
W. F. Hayward
Charles H. Mann
Malden
A. M. Bridgman
Stoughton
Buswell
Methuen
Rossiter
Claremont
N. H
Charlies H. Adams
Melrose
Frye
Marlboro
Entwistle
South Framingham
H. Wi. Newton
Death of John H. Crotty in steamship hatch accident
John H. Crotty, foreman to a crew cleaning ship boilers at Simp son’s dry dock, fell into the hatchway of the steamship Wilster and fractured his skull. He died at Haymarket station at 3:15 yesterday morning. Crotty was known locally for varied trades and had earlier worked in the bath department.
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John H. Crotty
Wilster
Simpson's Dry Dock
Haymarket Square
Crotty
Bath Department
Palmo Tablets Marketed To Alleviate Eye Nerve Worries
Old newspaper ad promotes Palmo Tablets claiming to remove the cause of eye strain and worry, claiming eyes brighten, nerves calm, and a youthful feel. Priced 50 cents per box with guarantee, offering multiple sellers including Mold B. I. Bradbury and A. Eaton, among others.
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B. I. Bradbury
Washington
I. Hatnam
School
Washington, Sti
A. Eaton
Friend St
Klein's
Boylston
State Street Associates acquire control of key downtown parcels
The State Street Associates led by Richard M. Bradley and others have gained control of the south side of State street from Wiske to May properties and corner Broad-Doane lots, totaling about 5000 feet, with 161 to 108 State street and adjacent parcels including the Western Union building formerly tied to Leverett Saltonstall heirs. Tax values cited include 8600 and 365,900 for land and buildings, with long leases for improvements and multiple tracts through Doane street.
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State Street Associates
Richard M. Bradley
George EB. Cabot
Henry B. Cabot
Arthur Lyman
Trivetees
State Street
Merchants Row
Farlow and Richards
State Streets
Wiske
May
Corner Road
Staite Street
Broad and
Doane Streets
Silas Pierce
John Ritchie
Doane Street
Pierce Corner
Western Union
Leverett Saltonstall
Wesley Evangelist Church Dedication at Lynn
In Lynn on April 2 the new Wesley Evangelist Church on Summer street was dedicated in a ceremony led by Rev. I Gill presiding elder of the district, with a dedicatory sermon delivering the event’s formal opening.
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Lynn
New Wesley Evangelist Church
Summer Street
I Gill
Thirteen Site Bids for Franklin School Location
Bids were opened for sites for a Franklin trade school. Proposals include John J. Cadigan offering 40,000 sq ft on Huntington Ave near Symphony Hall with building plans and a 6 percent lease option. Other bids come from McLaughlin, Norton, Fitch, Brennan, Clark, Frost, Daly, Scott, Libby, Townsend, and two Jamaica Plain parcels, outlining square-foot prices and lot sizes across Roxbury, Dorchester, Back Bay, and Jamaica Plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Fund
Franklin Trade School
John J. Cadigan
Huntington Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Symphony Hall
Children's Hospital
Francis J. McLaughlin
J. Rogers and
R. Tower
Eliot Street
Roxbury
M H. Norton
Bowdoin
Norton and
Olney
R. S. Fitch
Washington
Cliff and
Dana Streets
Roxpury
James H. Brennan
Fisher Avenue
Hayden Street
Parker Hill
W. R. Clark, Jr
Hamilton
Coleman Streets
Dorchester
F. M. Frost
Nawn
Washington Street
Carrison Avenue
Hillside Street
John C. Daly
Otis
Townsend Street
Joseph KR. Scott
Jamaica Plain
Glen Road
Mary Acott
RR. Clark, Jr
Pond and
Prince Streets
E. G. Libby
Gryant Street
Back Bay
R. B. Townsend
Townsendee
Malden Minstrel Show Dazzles 100 in Lodge Benefit
Malden Auditorium overflowed for Malden Lodge 201 I.O.O.F. minstrel show. The first part spoofed a golf club dinner with John Barnes as toast master. a 100 plus company from Malden and nearby towns performed routines led by Lyle Hersey and Sophie Mitchell. A De Koven quartet and soloists entertained, while the second part titled An Informal Reception on the Lawn featured Solos and dance numbers by Hawkes Blanchard and Pauline Atten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Malden Lodge
John ‘A. Barnes
Enda
Alfred Bickford
Pauline Hatch
H. N. Peake
Sadie Mawkes
B. B. Seward
Lyle Hersey
Louise Mitchell
J. Osgood I. Tarr
Fr. H. Dearington
Charles Hill
de Koven
Georgia Bell Merrill
W. Loringbeck
Edna Fisher Nickerson
J. Kilby
Sadie Hawkes
Kilby
Ifred Bickford
Helena G. Parris
W. Loring Weck
O. F. Tarr
Sun
George Lowell Tracy
Ed. Howlett
Goighton
Fred M. Foye
Ise Ude Hawkes
George MacDonald
Hood's Sarsaparilla Achievement Beyond Advertising
Hood's Sarsaparilla has won notable success beyond advertising, its popularity explained by unapproachable merit. Based on a prescription that cured people once deemed incurable, it claims lasting health benefits.
Unites the Best Known Vegetable Remedy Claim
A historical advertisement touts a vegetable remedy with unique curative power addressing scrofula eczema psoriasis and various humors plus catarrh and rheumatism claiming broad healing efficacy. The copy emphasizes universal cures and village or regional trust in the product.
The Best Blood Purifier Ever Produced
A bold claim touts a blood purifier as the greatest stomach tonic and strength rest the world has known. It promises curing dyspepsia loss of appetite and a tired feeling and urges readers to begin taking it today.
Dere Matches Wit With Bailey
Washington April 2 Discussion of the oleomargarine bill in the Senate featured bright exchanges between Bailey of Texas and Depew of New York. Bailey spoke at length against the bill while Depew defended it, their witty remarks drawing laughter amid remarks on the American girl and a recent marriage. The Senate adjourned after an executive session, and the House passed the sundry civil appropriation bill with limited amendments.
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Washington
Senate
Bailey
Texas
Depew
New York
United States
Mr. Bailey
Mr. Depew
Iermuty
Pennsylvania Avenue
House
Lynching of George Franklin Near Homer Louisiana
George Franklin, a Black man who shot John Heard, kin of Louisiana Governor Heard, was lynched near Homer in Claiborne Parish Sunday afternoon. He surrendered to a mob before sheriff’s posse arrived and was found dead. He had hidden in a cabin before the crowd surrounded it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orlmans
George Franklin
John Heard
W. W. Heard
Louisiana
Homer
Claiborne
Walden Pond dam contract awarded to Frederick K. Shaw
The Lynn Public Water Board awarded the Walden Pond dam core well and embankment contract to Frederick KH Shaw of Providence RI. The balance of the work will be done by the board. Total expense will be about $400000.
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Walden Pond
Lynn Public Water Board
Frederick KH. Shaw
Providence
R. I
Musicale and Tea for Benefit of the Floating Hospital
A successful charity musicale and tea yesterday at Whitney Hall Brooklyn raised funds for the Floating Hospital. Social leaders attended, with elaborate gowns, flowers, and a large program of music by Mrs. Patrigheslo and others. Tickets totaled about 500, supporting hospital needs.
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Whitney Hall
Brooklne
Nathaniel W. Emerson
Benjamin F. Pitman
Willard A. Vose
Emerson
John Curtin
Harry Bubier
Thomas F. Galvin
Huyler & Page and
Shaw
Hendrie
Jennie Patrigheslo
Jeannette
Edith Kelley
Amy Mayo
William B. Merrill
George H. Dill
William Thayer
Joaquin J. Souther
William Canterbury
Sherburn
H. Gay
George D. Andrew
Phinehas W. Sprague
Fitzroy Kelly
Richard Hamlen Jones
George A. Doane
George P. Bingham
Albert A. Pope
Saltonstall
Harrington
Corlew
Lamkin
H. Whitney
Sargent
Doctor’s Coffee Admits Heart Disease Link in Testimony
A Des Moines physician says heavy coffee use caused his heart disease over years. After switching to Postum Foods Coffee, he notes rapid improvement within a week and near full restoration in three months, claiming many friends witnessed the recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Mathewson
Penn. Ave
Des Moines
Tam
Wighton
Fast Freight Diverted Through Montreal Route Change
Montreal announces that the Eastern Fast Freight line tonnage previously routed over the Niagara frontier by the Lackawanna will now move via Montreal. The Great Eastern Fast Freight line ceases to operate via Lackawanna and will operate only through the Grand Trunk main line the Boston & Maine and the Maine Central railroads to the seaboard.
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Montreal
John W. Loud
Grand Trunk
M. I. Donovan
Boston & Maine
Niagara Frontier
Lackawanna Railroad
Great Eastern
Lackawanna
Monteal
Grand Trunk Main Line
Maine Central
Seaboard
Fire Damages Granite Building on Atlantic Avenue
A fire yesterday morning caused $8000 in damage to a six story granite building at 245 and 247 Atlantic Avenue. First floor and basement house Peter C Crowley liquor store. other sections occupied by Walter Baker Chocolate Company. Crowley estimates $2000 loss, company $5000, building $1009. insurance covers loss.
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Atlantic Avenue
Peter C. Crowley
Lquor
Walter Baker Chocolate Company
Crowley
Chocolate Company
Lennox Funeral Notice At Aiken S C March One
John J Lennox son of Patrick Lennos Lynn Maas dies with funeral details not fully clear in the fragment. The notice states a funeral will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennox
Aiken
John J. Lennox
Patrick Lennos
Lynn
Maas
Parris
East Toston
Susan
Lawrence Ferrin
Iiverpool St
Fridegril
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Denning
Chelsea
Edward
Mary F
Jamey A. Denning
Charles Nesbitt
Crescent Ave
Bt. Rose Church
Police shakeup in New York as Partridge backs reform
Mayor Low asserts continued trust in Colonel Partridge, linking his policy to advancing legal exposure of police blackmail. Partridge says Captain Foody will face trial with the district attorney filing charges, a departure from prior practice. Jerome declines to detail the Foody charges.
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New York
Low
Colonel Partridge
Foody
Jerome
Quit Tobacco Remedy Promises Clean Home and Odorless Cure
A new odorless tasteless remedy claims to block all tobacco use in any form. It can be mixed with coffee or food and supposedly cures cigarette addiction, described as a Godsend for mothers with smoking sons. Free trial packages available by mail from Rogers Drug & Chemical Co. Cincinnati Ohio upon application.
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Rogers Drug & Chemilal
Ith
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Cohen & Gatty
Court Street
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
ST. Gang
Lynn Church
Franklin School
Barentzen
F. H. Derrington
Given Lodge
Aton S. Blanchard
Pauline Atten
Settard
Hood
Madison Sq
L'An
Standard Clothing Company
Winter Street
Dere
Wit
Messrs
Sulzer
Bellamy
North Carolina
Ryan
Lessler
Tieldfogle
Chicago
Lake View District
Margaret Murray
Eastern Line
NEW York Police Reform
J. S. Waterman & Sons
Washington At
Dudley Street Terminal
Sawyer
M. D
Boylston St
ST. Anthony
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