Rae Tanzer Indicted on Nine Counts in New York Case
Rae Tanzer and her lawyers Maxwell and Davis Slade of Slade & Slade were indicted by a federal grand jury in New York County. Tanzer faces nine counts for mail fraud tied to a breach of promise suit against James W. Osborne. Slades and detective Albert J. McCullough are charged with conspiracy over letters addressed to Osborne.
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New York
Rae Tanzer
Maxwell and
Davis Slade
Slade & Slade
James W. Osborne
New York County
Albert J. McCullough
Slades
Federal
Miss Tanzer
Ireland Not With Germany Says County Down Correspondent
A County Down correspondent argues Ireland should not side with Germany, recounting German acts against Irish ships and coastlines. He questions any unselfish Prussian aid and urges loyalty to England and Belgium instead.
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County Down
Ireland
Germany
England
Boston
Ger
Dublin
Belfast
Irish Mercantile Marine
Irish
Dublin Steamship Company
Cook Steamship Company
Belfast Steamship Company
Donegal
Mayo
Prussia
Belgium
A. R. Nolan
Sheridan's Bay
One of the most beautiful animal pictures previewed
The next Sunday Post promises a striking animal photograph likely to attract readers. It highlights the image as exceptionally beautiful and worth framing for display.
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Sunday Post
Parker's Oratorio Mawrish at Symphony Hall
Horatio Parker's oratorio Morven and the Grail with text by Brian Hooker was staged for Handel and Haydn Society's centennial. Under Mollenhauers direction soloists Caroline Hudson-Alexander Florence Mulford Lambert Murphy Clarence Whitehill led a strong performance praised for legato purity diction and musicianly phrasing.
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Horatio Parker
Harrietts. Hemenway
William Hicks
Alfred Denghausen
Frank Luker
Disappointing Parker work opened centenary concert
An audience welcomed a Verdi Requiem centenary event with praise for the chorus and performers but critics found Parker’s work uninspired and structurally weak. The review lauds the chorus and quartet and praises Mrs. Hudson Alexander while noting uneven intonation in places.
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Waes Hael
Public Will of Former Governor Guild Filed for Probate
The will of former Governor Curtis Guild, dated June 19, 1911, leaves real estate and Anchor Linotype interest to sister Sarah Louisa Guild and brother Courtenay Guild in equal shares, with Kinney Manufacturing interests to Courtenay. Wife Charlotte receives the residue, with a contingent bequest to Holy Cross College, Williams College, and the University of Geneva if survivor conditions fail. Executor named is Courtenay Guild. witnesses listed.
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Curtis Guild
Charlotte Johnson Guild
Sarah Louisa Guild
Courtenay Guild
Suffolk
Anchor Linotype Printing Company
Holy Cross College of
Worcester
Williams College of
Williamstown
University of Geneva
Switzerland
R. W. Lovett
Mary A. Daley
Adelbert Ames, Jr
Arthur G. Milton
Fire truck hits man in city collision
Ladder 17 on Harrison avenue struck an unidentified man at Atlantic avenue and East street while returning from a false alarm. The injuries proved fatal before City Hospital ambulance arrival.
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South Station
Ladder 17
Harrison Avenue
Atlantic Avenue
East Street
City Hospital
Gift of cane presented to Sanborn by Concord friends
About 50 supporters of Frank B. Sanborn gathered at the 20th Century Club to present a gold headed cane cut from a railing of the old Court House where Anthony Burns was imprisoned. Speakers included Moorfield Storey and A E Pillsbury. A mass meeting at Faneuil Hall will protest The Birth of a Nation film with Sanborn presiding and Joseph C Manning as a speaker.
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Frank B. Sanborn
Concord
20Th Century Club
Old Court House
Court Street
Anthony Burns
Moorfield Storey
A. E E. Pillsbury
Bumstead
Atlanta University
William D. Brigham
Phillips
Garrison
Sumner
Andrew
John Brown
Ossawotomie
Faneuil Hall
Wendell Phillips Memorial Association
Sanborn
Joseph C. Manning
Alabama
Boston
Michael White Delivers Rich Story For Sunday Post Magazine
Michael White writes a compelling feature for the forthcoming Sunday Post Magazine. His prose promises to engage readers with sharp narration and memorable characters.
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Michael White
Next Sunday Post
Poslam Promises Quick Relief for Skin Distress
An advertisement touts Poslam for eczema pimples and itching with rapid overnight improvement. It claims immediate itching relief without scratching and notes Poslam is harmless and sold by druggists. Free sample offer and price for Poslam Soap are listed with the New York address for samples.
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Suleman
Boston
West 25Th St
New York
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