Mayor Reappoints Three Assessors and Names New Library Trustee
Mayor Fitzgerald announced plans to reappoint Assessors Charles E. Folsom Edward G. Richardson and Fred H. Temple to terms expiring this year. He also named former School Committee member John A. Brett as library trustee to replace recently resigned Civil Service Commissioner Thomas F. Boyle.
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Fitzgerald
Civil Service Commission
Charles E. Folsom
Edward G. Richardson
Fred H. Temple
John A. Brett
Civil Service
Thomas F. Boyle
Trees to Shade Canal Street Planned by Park Commission
Chairman Peabody of the Park Commission asked the Mayor to seek City Council approval for an appropriation of $1800 to plant shade trees along Canal Street. The move aims to improve the street’s appearance for North Station users and other passersby.
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Canal Street
Peabody
Park Commission
Whipple Sees Industrial Unrest Threat at Banquet
Sherman I. Whipple, Boston lawyer, told the Massachusetts Ice Dealers Association at the American House banquet that unless financiers curb industrial unrest, dire results may follow. He urged moneyed men to act to calm the country.
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Sherman I. Whipple
Boston
Massachusetts Ice Dealers’ Association
Industrial unrest and labor groups debated amid ice trade talks
A public discussion covered industrial unrest and the motives of groups like the McNamaras and the Industrial Workers of the World. Speakers contrasted strikes with revolutionary action and noted capitalists influencing law and tariffs while calling for fair distribution. Ice industry officers were elected in a related afternoon meeting.
Haverhill Road to Take Nine Other Lines
A bill to let The Haverhill and Southern New Hampshire street railway company acquire nine leased lines was favorably reported by the street railways committee. The lines to be taken in include Hudson Pelham Salem Lowell Pelham Waverhill Plaistow Haverhill Plaistow and Newton Amesbury Hampton Lawrence Methuen Nahverhill Amesbury Seabrooke Hampton Beach Peter Hampton and Amesbury.
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Haverpill and Southern New Hampshire Street Railway Company
Legislative Committee On
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Pelham
Salem
Lowell
Waverhill
Plaistow
Haverhill
Newton
Amesbury
Hampton
Lawrence
Malden High School Coach Surrenders on Arrest Warrant
Charles F. Cuddy Malden High School coach and athletic instructor gave himself to Malden police on a warrant arising from a charge filed by former student Miss Alice Oliver not Miss Sidna Oliver as misreported yesterday.
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Charles F. Cuddy
Malden High School
Malden
Alice Oliver
Sidna Oliver
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
A Boston clergyman delivers an address at Union Congregational Church East Braintree. A men’s service occurs at Grace Episcopal Everett on Herod and Jesus. A three day utility fair opens at Perkins Street Baptist Somerville led by the Ladies' Social Circle. The Rev Samuel M Crothers Cambridge accepts London May 28 invitation. Osgood Roslindale reports church land fund shortfall. current total $650 with $1500 needed for first payment and extras.
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Charles Conklin
Dh. D
Boston
Union Congregational Church
East Braintree
Grace Episcopal Church
Everett
Herod
Jesus
Perkins Street Baptist Church
Somerville
Ladies’ Social Circle
Samuel M. Crothers
Cambridge
British and Foreign Unitarian Association
London
Phillips Endecott Osgood
Church of Our Saviour, Roslindale
Beafflet
Milk Bill Reported Adversely by Health and Agriculture Panels
The milk bill known as the Meaney draft would create a six member Milk Board with three appointed by the State Board of Health and three by the State Board of Agriculture. The Cattle Bureau would oversee barn sanitary conditions and perform inspections. Several legislators dissented and others are expected to dissent.
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Health and Agriculture
Inkham
Bigelow
Wood
Grainger
Sharp
Fearful Lynn music teacher in mental health crisis
Professor Rudolph J. Schock a Lynn music teacher was committed to Danvers Insane Hospital for observation after a daytime arrest in Wakefield following a wild Main street parade with an American flag and claims of having been wronged and robbed of millions. He had suffered melancholia for months and had a broken engagement with Miss Blanche Palmer. He traveled by Wakefield car and a covered wagon and posed as a government inspector at the Wakefield post office while wandering stores and a bank.
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Rudolph J. Schock
Lynn
Wakefield
Main Street
Danvers Insane Hospital
Blanche Palmer
Schock
Saugus
Ihe
Declaiming in a loud voice a much wronged man
Schock, a well known figure in Lynn, loudly proclaimed his grievances in a public setting. The statement framed him as a victim of perceived injustices while attracting attention from onlookers.
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Schock
Lynn
Rexall Orderlies Offered With Money Back Guarantee
A local drugstore advertises Rexall Orderlies claiming to relieve chronic constipation through nerve and muscle stimulation. The ad promises a full refund if relief isn’t achieved, notes three sizes priced at 10c 25c and 50c, and lists Liggett's Rexall Stores locations at Washington Avon, Temple Place, and Summer and South streets.
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Rexall
Liggett’s Drug Stores
Washington and
Avon Streets
Temple Place
Summer and
South Streets
Studio at 2 Wing Street Sparks Interest Among Wealthy Heirs
A studio at 2 Wing Street draws attention from children of affluent families. The subject is a Berlin native and a graduate of the Berlin Conservatory.
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Wing Street
Berlin
Conservatory
Will of Herbert J Littlefield Granted Amid Estate Dispute
The will of Herbert J. Littlefield, whose body was found in the Charles River basin in May 1910, is allowed after cousins withdraw. George E. Kimball and his brother Allen inherit about 50 000 dollars free of litigation as sons of Littlefield’s friend George J. Kimball. Executor George F. E. Kimball may pay Miss Blake 25 000 if the estate warrants it. value has declined, but a proportionate share is expected.
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Herbert J. Littlefield
Charles River
George E. Kimball
Superior Court of
Suffolk County
Allen Kimball
Ecstate
George J. Kimball
Littlefield
George FE. Kimball
Blake
Kimball
Morgan Refuses to Testify Before Steel Trust Panel
J Pierpont Morgan will not testify before the House steel trust investigating committee. After a heated executive session the panel chose to close hearings rather than await Morgan’s return from abroad. Several witnesses including ore experts are slated to appear.
Swamp Root Promoted By Life Insurance Physician
A physician for a major life insurance company says kidney disease causes many policy rejections. He endorses Dr Kilmer Swamp Root, an herbal remedy, claiming high cure rates. The ad notes bottles cost fifty cents or one dollar and offers a free sample from Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Binghamton, N. Y
The
Boston Daily Post
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