Extradition Sought for Bowler in Forgery Case
Governor Hughes urged by Governor Guild to extradite George P. Bowler indicted last October in eight counts for forging the name of his brother to four notes. Malone signaled he would urge the Governor to request New York officials to surrender Bowler, who has been located in New York after fleeing. Bowler, a Harvard student scion, is alleged to have forged notes cashed by Barnard, the Harvard Poco, with restitution reportedly made.
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New York
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Harvard
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Robert P. Bowler
Barnard
Poco
United States
Hale
Commonwealth
Aldermen Urge Mayor to Confer on Strike Settlement
The Board of Aldermen passed a measure by Alderman Woods asking the Mayor to arrange a conference between master teamsters and the striking teamsters to submit their differences to the State Board of Arbitration. The session also reviewed West End track petitions and White Company oil storage concerns, with no ballot on chairman or the $500,000 street loan order.
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Board of Aldermen
Teamsters
State Board of Arbitration
Employers’ Association
Corporation
Babson
Daniel J. Kiley
West End
Corporation Counsel
Newbury Street
Mayor selects three for national peace conference
Mayor Fitzgerald names three prominent Bostonians Meyer Bloomfield Josiah Quincy and Charles F. Donnelly to attend the National Arbitration and Peace Congress opening in New York on April 14 for a four day session. The mayor could not go due to official duties.
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Fitzgerald
National Arbitration and Peace Congress
New York City
Meyer Bloomfield
Civic Service House
Josiah Quincy
Charles F. Donnelly
Massachusetts urged to expand commerce and industry development
Governor Guild calls for self driven growth, urges study of transportation and manufacturing barriers. He highlights Massachusetts gains in agriculture and manufacturing, notes rail capacity shortages, and proposes a paid Commerce and Industry Commission to recommend actions to attract capital and boost exports.
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Massachusetts
New England
Commonwealth
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Curtis Guild, JR
Simple home remedy for kidney pains and rheumatism
A medieval style home remedy advises using Fluid Extract Dandelion one half ounce Compound Karyon one ounce and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces. Take a teaspoon after each meal and at no bedtime. The note claims the mixture helps kidneys filter acids and poisons from blood to ease rheumatic disease.
St Alphonsus Minstrels to Perform Next Week
The St Alphonsus Association plans its seventh annual minstrel show at the theatre in St Alphonsus Hall on Monday and Tuesday evenings next week. Charles M. Pyke of California organized the program with novel western touches. Robert Noonan hosts as interlocutor and Andy Leonard stages an original darktown camp meeting for the second half. Fifty Guild of Our Lady Glee Club girls occupy front orchestra seats both nights and assist in production. the circle wears full dress and is joined by 25 Mission Church choir boys.
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St. Alphonsus Hall
Charles M. Pyke
California
Robert Noonan
Andy Leonard
Guild of Our Lady Glee Club
Mission Church Choir
Rep Dean Probes B and A Expenditures Before and After Lease
Representative Charles A. Dean of Wakefield moved in the House to report to the railroad commissioners the amounts Boston and Albany spent in the ten years before its lease and during the seven years since the lease began in 1900. The motion was laid over until Monday to study the figures.
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Wakefield
Railroad Commissioners
Boston & Albany
New York Central
Dean
Judge frees two Harvard students in lemon-throwing case
Judge Murray in Municipal Criminal Court discharged Badward Holmes and John Robinson both Harvard students after ruling that lemon throwing during a love scene was not a noisy act or a disturbance of the peace. The defendants left the court amid cheering students. The judge cited a Supreme Court decision supporting General Bartlett's view.
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Robinson
Murray
Supreme Court
Bartlett
Gaetano Laid to Rest after Dorchester Killing
Leonardo Gaetano was shot by an Italian youth Tuesday night and buried at New Calvary Cemetery after services at the Church of Our Lady of Pompeii. The home on Dorchester Avenue displayed flowers from Arthur Gaetano’s schoolmates and from his teacher Miss Langham.
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Gaetano
New Calvary Cemetery
Church of Our Lady of Pompeii
Harrison Avenue
Father DiMilla
Dorchester
Arthur Gaetano
Langham
Peace Meeting At Science Church Tomorrow Night
In response to the national arbitration and peace congress in New York, First Church of Christ, Scientist hosts a non sectarian meeting tomorrow at 7 30 pm invited by Mrs Eddy speakers include John D Long John L Bates and William Lloyd Garrison all are not Christian Scientists.
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New York
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Eddy
John D. Long
John L. Bates
William Lloyd Garrison
Burton Holmes Lecture Explores Naples and Capri Scene
Tremont Temple last evening featured Burton Holmes travelogue Naples and Its Environment. The talk compared wealth and poverty in Naples with Amalfi Cappuccini Convent Hotel and Capri Blue Grotto. Extra lectures on Japan Ireland and Vesuvius in Eruption will follow next week.
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Tremont Temple
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Italy
Amalipi
Cappuccini Convent
John Drew
Sorrentini
Capri
Japan
Ireland
Vesuvius
Holmes
Elder Argues Against Cancelling B and A Lease
Attorney Samuel J. Elder for the Boston and Albany challenged the proposed lease cancellation before the railroad committee. He cited a decade of prosperity, noting B and A carried 33 percent of Boston freight in 1899 and 44 percent in 1906.
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Samuel J. Elder
Boston & Albany
Committee On Railroads
Elder
Boston
Bookmaker Ullman Sent East as Insane Patient
Joseph Ullman, a well known bookmaker and financial backer of the San Carlos opera company, was taken to the East today as an insane patient by Deputy Sheriff Whalen. The move follows his recent arrival in San Francisco.
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Cal
Joseph Ullman
Whalen
Ullman
San Carlos Opera Company
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Ad Review
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for quick headache relief with no after effects and no stomach upset. George W Saylor of Philadelphia endorses them after three years of use. The sale offers 25 doses for 25 cents with a refund if unsatisfied and no bulk sales.
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Dr. Miles
George W. Saylor
18Th Street
Philadelphia
Mileg Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Isaacs at issue in district attorney race debate over work
Opponents of District Attorney Moran argue Isaac Isaacs underperforms in the district attorney’s office. Isaacs, billed as indictment clerk on 1800 a year, allegedly has not drawn indictments in nine months, while former clerk Hugh Doherty still receives indictments as a stenographer with a reduced salary.
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Moran
Isaac Isaacs
Isaacs
Hugh Doherty
Harvard Man Held for Theft From Classmate
Percival W. Rowe a Harvard man and son of a Valarie N Y merchant was arraigned in Cambridge Municipal Court charged with larceny of diamonds and pipes valued at 500 from his class mate Hamilton Large in Hastings Hall. He waived examination and was held for the grand jury with bail 500 posted by his father.
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Harvard
Valarie
N. Y
Cambridge
Hamilton Large
Hastings’ Hall
Rowe
Ex-Congressman Sullivan Returns to Bar Practice
Ex congressman John A Sullivan appears in Superior Court as counsel for the defendant in the Stevens vs Winton Motor Company tort suit. The case involves injuries from a collision with a defendant machine and marks his first court appearance since resuming practice.
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Sullivan
John A. Sullivan
Anthony Stevens
The
Winton Motor Company
Superior Court
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