Parker Switch Reflects City Politics in Pique
Mayor Fitzgerald released a statement on W Prentiss Parker former Pauper Institutions trustee switching from Democrat to Republican. Parker cited high handed finances as motive though offered no specifics. Parker and William Endicott Jr also moved from Democrat to Republican with little political uproar.
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Fitzgerald
W. Prentiss Parker
Parker
Collins
Alice N. Lincoln
William Endicott, Jr
Ward 11
Mrs Olive Clear Denies Foul Play In O Brien Case
Mrs Olive Clear of 33 Wellington street says she knew nothing about the O Brien case beyond helping Mary O'Brien after she fell from a window at the house. She told a Post representative she acted only out of charity and did not suspect foul play.
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Olive Clear
Wellington Street
Mary O’brien
Will Try Judge Dewey Suit Likely To Go To Trial
Ex judge Henry S Dewey sues the Good Government Association for 200000 alleging defamation from statements circulated during the last mayoralty campaign The suit remains on the Superior Civil Court docket with settlement attempts failing and judge Fox ordering six counts to go forward The plaintiff predicts a verdict and argues political campaign charges are not always privileged in court
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Good Government Association
Henry S. Dewey
Dewey
George R. Nutter
Brandeis, Dunbar & Nutter
Superior Civil Court
Counsel Nutter
Judge Fox
Judge Dewey
Edmund Billings
The
Commonwealth
Chandler in Boston to fight Eddy case
Senator Chandler remains in Boston to press the Eddy custody dispute. Lawyer Frederick W. Peabody advocates an aggressive strategy, planning to bring the contest into court and, if needed, into Concord and Pleasant View to confront opposition. The May 13 hearing over Mrs. Eddy’s competence looms, with attorneys weighing methods and rooms 236 at the Parker House set to host further discussions.
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Frederick W. Peabody
Chandler
Africa
Glover
Eddy
Parker House
Concord
Boston
Defendants deny good faith of next friends in Eddy suit
In Concord and Boston defences filed to the Mrs Mary Baker Glover Eddy accounting suit the defendants deny the next friends acted in good faith or had any rightful interest. They charge the named plaintiffs loaned their names under motive of evil parties and insist they have not sought to control Eddy or her estate. The Concord defendants specifically deny conspiring to isolate Eddy or monopolize her property and business, naming Frye and Strang as key assistants.
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Concord
N. H
Mary Baker Glover Eddy
Christian Science Church
Next Friends
Merrimack County
Mary Baker G. Eddy
George W. Glover
Mary Baker Glover
George W. Baker
Alfred Farlow
Ira O. Knapp
William B. Johnson
Stephen A. Chase
Joseph Armstrong
Edward A. Kimball
Boston
Calvin
A. Frye
Irving C. Tomlinson
Hermann
Mere
Lewis C. Strang
Bartlett Wins BU Law School Class President Race
David B. Bartlett of Manchester New Hampshire narrowly defeated Arthur I. Charron of Leominster by two votes to become BU Law School class president after yesterday’s election. Other officers include Harlan Bellard Pittsfield vice president Evelyn Frances Murphy secretary George Farnum Melrose Tobin Hast Providence secretary Louise Sandberg Chelsea and William Welsh Worcester as orator. Abraham Berman Rast Boston named class prophet and Wayland Dorothy Enfield addressed undergraduates. Bartlett a New Hampshire College graduate is a member of Theta Delta Chi and Phi Delta Phi.
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Boston University Law School
David B. Bartlett
Manchester
N. H
Arthur I. Charron
Leominster
Harlan H
Bellard
Pittsfield
Evelyn Frances Murphy
Roslindale
Melrose
John BE. Tobin
Hast Providence
No Amendment Denied For Municipal Lighting Plant
The Senate voted 22 to 17 against an amendment to the municipal lighting plant law. The measure would have required that if 30 percent of a city’s voters petitioned, the question of establishing the plant be placed on the ballot. Senator Frank J. Linehan led the effort to allow public choice, while Senator Faxon defended the committee’s “ought not to pass” report.
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Senate
Frank J. Linehan
Faxon
Committee On Public Lighting
One Remedy Named Clearly Bromo Quinine Cold Tablet
The text notes that only one product called Bromo Quinine exists and identifies it as a laxative remedy. It warns some similarly named remedies are deceptive and mentions an original cold tablet with a white package, black and red lettering, bearing the signature FE W GROVE.
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FE. W. Grove
Promising Wheelock Hall Dancing Party In Hamp's Corner
One of the season's prettiest dancing parties is set for Friday night in Wheelock Hall Hamp's Corner. The reception committee features Miss Jennie T. Guilmartin and Miss Margaret C Hooley, with patronesses Mrs. T. H. Gill, Mrs. J. Guilmartin, Mrs. T. Hooley, and Mrs. A. Crosby. Aides include prominent social figures John E. Breckhouse, Carl M. Page, Fred O'Brien, John Hooley, and James Guilmartin Jr.
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Wheelock Hall
Upham’s Corner
Jennie T. Guilmartin
Margaret C. ‘Hooley
T. H. Gill
J. Guilmartin
T. Hooley
A. Crosby
John E. Breckhouse
Carl M. Page
Fred O'Brien
John T Hooley
James Guilmartin, Jr
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O’brien
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Radway
Eddy Case
Frye
Mrs. Eddy
Halle
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Erane
America
Henry Siegel Co
Essex St
the House of Kuppenheimer
Chicago
Atkin
Essex Street Side
Henry Siegel
Henry Siegel ,Co
Essex Street
NEW B. U
Davidb. Bartlett
Manchester, N. H
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