Tuberculosis Lecture Questions Friedmann Cure
Dr Roger I Lee of Massachusetts General Hospital criticized Dr Friedmann's tuberculosis cure as unproven saying patients show little benefit and deaths occurred not from inoculation. He urged understanding tuberculosis as a lung and bone disease with common germ and warned against home treatment.
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Roger I. Lee
Massachusetts General Hospital
School For Social Workers
Somerset Street
Dr. Lee
Dr. Friedmann
New York
Lee
Railroads sue Boston Elevated for 300000 damages
The Boston and Maine and Boston and Lowell railroads sue the Boston Elevated for 300000 in equity claiming appropriations of their West End land by the L line. They seek land value damages plus compensation for property injury from obstructions noise and dirt and ask an injunction against continued operation without proper lawful taking.
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Boston & Maine
Boston & Lowell
Boston Elevated
West End
Brighton and
Leverett Streets
Miss Lucy Dodge Arrives in New York From London
Miss Lucy Bigelow Dodge granddaughter of the late John Bigelow arrives in New York aboard the Oceanic after leaving London with her mother Mrs Lionel Guest. She is met by her aunt Mrs Charles E Tracy and a cousin and declines to discuss her trip while denying she fled to avoid an English suitor.
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New York
Lucy Bigelow Dodge
John Bigelow
France
Lionel Guest
London
Charles E. Tracy
Bronson and Lang Battle to Draw in Indianapolis
Ray Bronson of Indianapolis and Hillard Lang of Toronto fought ten rounds to a draw at the Auditororium. Bronson led convincingly through eight rounds, but Lang launched a late rally in the eighth and ninth to secure a share of the decision.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ray Bronson
Hillard Lang
Toronto
Auditororium
Bronson
The Rivals Presented By Hermiman Players At Plymouth
The Hermiman Players staged Sheridan's The Rivals at a special matinee in the Plymouth Theatre yesterday. The company used a natural reading style that pleased the audience, with Christie Laws as Lydia Languish Isabel Beresford as Mrs Malaprop Edward Landor as Sir Anthony Milton Rosmer as Captain Absolute Percy Foster as Bob Acres and Ernest Bodkin as Sir Lucius. Tonight Boston will see John Galsworthy's The Silver Box receive its first local presentation.
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Plymouth
Hérriman Players
Sheridan
Christie Laws
Lydia Languish
Isabel Beresford
Mrs. Malaprop
Edward Landor
Sir Anthony
Milton Rosmer
Captain Absolute
Percy Foster
Bob Acres
Ernest Bodkin
Sir Lucius
John Galsworthy
Boston
Will contest over Emily Crown McGovern estate
The will contest in Lynn challenges the 7000-dollar estate left by Emily Crown McGovern to her husband Michael McGovern. Nieces Alice Day and Annie Jackson seek to prevent probate claiming undue influence. McGovern says his wife told him she did not want to leave them any property and that they owed her money.
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Emily Crown McGovern
Michael McGovern
Lynn
H. Hollis
Alice L. Day
Annie L. Jackson
Start Another Probe on Panama Separation
Representative Rainey of Illinois reintroduced a resolution to direct the House foreign affairs committee to inquire into Panama's separation from Colombia. The preamble notes a former president claimed he took Panama from Colombia without Congress, and says the United States has refused to arbitrate with Colombia.
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Washington
Rainey
Illinois
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Panama
Republic of Colombia
United States
Colombia
Congress
Foster Mother of Titanic Waifs Weds Dr Easton
Miss Margaret Hays, foster mother to the Titanic waifs, married Dr Charles D. Easton of Newport Rhode Island yesterday at her parents home in New York. Easton is related to the Baston family of Boston.
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Margaret Hays
Frank Hays
New York
Charles D. Easton
Newport
R. I
Boston
Bastons
Twins meet after 15 years in New Hampshire
Mrs Adeline Boyd of 631 Main street and Mrs Henry B Martin of Hills NH, twin sisters, met today at Boyd's home in Manchester for the first time in 15 years and celebrated their birthday together for the first time since 1854. Both are now 66.
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Manchester
N. H
Adeline Boyd
Main Street
Henry B. Martin
Hills
Grogan Sues Over Rumford Medals In Estate Case
Mrs. Elizabeth Grogan of East Cambridge files a bill of equity to recover Rumford medals awarded to Alvin Clark. She names Professor Eastman as respondent and alleges the medals were placed in Eastman’s possession by Clark’s will. A hearing is scheduled Friday in East Cambridge Court.
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Alvin Clark
Elizabeth Grogan
East Cambridge
Grogan
Richard Grogan
Clark
Chestnut and
Brookline Streets
Cambridge
Charles Eastman
Harvard University
Middlesex Superior Court
Professor Eastman
Bill of Equity
Eastman
Dana Quits Conductor Job After Short Ride
Edmund Trowbridge Dana resigns as conductor for the Middlesex and Boston street railway after just over a month. The Longfellow descendant cites tedious fare collection and plans to seek journalism work, with his wife Jessie Holliday Dana visiting from England. The couple may live at the Longfellow residence in Cambridge.
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Edmund Trowbridge Dana
Middlesex & Boston Street Railway
Longfellow
Cambridge
Dana
Waltham
Jessie Holliday Dana
England
Malden High School to Undergo House Cleaning
Parents and citizens crowded the First Baptist Church vestry in Malden as Rev. John S. Lyons urged safeguarding youth, following conditions found to exist at Malden High School.
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Malden
First Baptist Church of
John S. Lyons
Civic Improvement Association
Policeman Rescues Family From Bowdoin Street Fire
In Dorchester at 142 148 Bowdoin street Fire roused Mrs Augustus Lawson and her three sons Stephen Carl and Harry 17 who escaped with the help of Policeman P J Sheehan Mrs Lawson was smoke soaked but saved All three sons returned to fetch Harry who was nearly suffocated Loss estimated at 2000 and police suspect arson by a firebug
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Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
P. J. Sheehan
Augustus Lawson
Harry
Proclamation Denounces Unchaperoned Youth Gatherings
Mayor Schumaker condemns unchaperoned meetings of high school youths and the reading of trashy novels plus questionable plays. He urges parental vigilance and a home-centered life to keep children off the streets at night, citing recent youth immorality cases.
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Schumaker
Lyons
Eucharistic Congress Opens in Valetta Malta
The 14th International Eucharistic Congress opened in the Rotunda Church of Malta with about 10,000 in attendance. Papal delegate Cardinal Dominic Ferrata delivered a stirring address reviewing Malta’s religious history.
Girl Clerk Gets $2500 In Will
Miss Mary E. Kiley of Boston, a clerk in the late Daniel G. Pratt's Brookline office, is bequeathed 100 shares of Foster Rubber Company stock valued at 2500 by Pratt's will which was allowed yesterday.
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Mary E. Kiley
Boston
Daniel 8. Pratt
Brookline
Foster Rubber Company
Pratt
Children urged to avoid unwholesome recreation at home and in public
A physician directs parents to curb indulgence in unwholesome forms of recreation among children. The note condemns modern dances as low in origin and potentially vicious, urging cooperation to protect hygiene and public behavior.
M. E. Stone Re-Elected To AP Board Posts
The Associated Press board re elected all officers including President Frank B. Noyes first vice president Charles H. Taylor second vice president Crawford Hill secretary Melville B Stone and executive committee members Noyes Lawson Knapp Rook Clark McLean and Ochs at a New York meeting.
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New York
The
Associated Press
Frank B. Noyes
Washington
D. C
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago Daily News
Charles W. Knapp
St. Louis Republican
Charles A. Rook
Pittsburg Dispatch
Charles Hopkins Clark
Hartford
Reliable fabrics and honest values drive Grays clothing line
The advertisement touts dependable fabrics and workmanship as the store’s leadership in manufacturing retail clothiers. It highlights popular Grays in demand with silk hair line stripes, plus browns and blues. Features include a three-button standard sack for business wear and a soft roll model for a more extreme garment. Price listed as $95 and 30.
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Bronson and Lang
America
Adams Square
Lynn Woman's Will
Titanic
Sazlehner
Valetta
John L. DesLauries
Winter Street
Hamrock Itout Jr
Dublin
Holland Wine Co
U. S
M. E. Stone
Luke D. Mullen
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Charlestown Trust
Ash the Uman
Shuman Corner
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