Court awards $25 in Copley Plaza dress damage case
Mrs Breen claimed a dress damaged by soup at the Copley Plaza. Testimony showed the gown shrank after cleansing and could not be worn. Judge Bolster assessed the defendant $25. Roy L Brown and Julien LeVin testified about offers and drafts. Mme Chiquita estimated materials and making costs for a similar dress.
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LeVin
New York
Roy L. Brown
Attorney Arnold
Mr. Breen
Inez Breen
Copley Plaza
Brown
Breen
Mme. Chiquita
Arnold
Chiauita
Phillips Exeter Easy Victory Over Tilton Seminary
Phillips Exeter dominated Tilton Seminary 11 to 0 in an afternoon game. Exeter players Brittingham and Casey led the offense with two hits apiece, while Donovan contributed strong base running. Tilton’s Captain Faljon made the lone notable defensive play on Neal’s hard drive.
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Exeter
N.H
Tilton Seminary
Phillips Exeter
Brittingham
Casey
Donovan
Faljon
Neal
Boston Chamber delegates sail for South America tour
Boston Chamber of Commerce sends 69 delegates aboard the steamship Metapan for a 22 day mission to improve trade with South America and Central America. The group includes notable officials, businessmen, and civic leaders with 38 traveling to South American ports and 31 to Colombia. The farewell ceremony features Mayor Fitzgerald and consuls, with Governor Foss invited and 200 Boston High School of Commerce seniors attending.
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United Fruit Company
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Panama
Colombia
United States
Guardian
Monitor
Winnisimmet
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Committee On Foreign Trade
Atlantic Avenue
Argentina
Washington
The
Metapan
Fitzgerald
Horace Newton Fisher
Chile
James J. Storrow
Winnisimmer
Governor Foss
Cclass
Boston High School of Commerce
Goodby
William A. Boltz
Ward Freedman
Harry R. Well
Hugh Bancroft
J. 8. Hathaway
Edwin C. Johnson
Claude A. Palmer
James W. Porter
James Akeroyd
Winslow &Co
South Front Street
Philadelphia
Penn
Thomas F. Anderson
New England Shoe & Leather Association
Essex Street
A. G. Barber
Globe Optical Company
Washington Street
G. H. Blakeslee
Clark University
Worcester
Frank H. Bowers
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Devonshire Street
Williaml. Bradley
American Agricultural Chemical Company
State Street
Edward H. Brown
Brown-Talbot Machinery Company
Oakland Street
Salem
Frank W. Burdett
Silver
Burdett & Co
Columbus Avenue
Henry Butterfield
H. L. Dillingham
J. D. M. Ford
Harvard University
Cambridge
Juan A. de Gomar
L. D. Caulk Company
Milford, del
Davis R. Grier
Milford
Del
Henry L. Kincaide
Stanley B. Potter
William E. Rappard
Alfred L. Smith
Amos Tuck School of Administration and Finance
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H. Edward T. Smith
United States Rubber Co
Louis W. Stevens
Pleasant Street
Marlboro
Oscar H. Stevens
O. H. Stevens Manufacturing Company
Mass
H. H. Stinsom
New England Coal and Coke Co
W. Tyrie Stevens
J. Stevens Arms and Tool Company
New York
E. G. Sullivan
Salem Board of Trade
J. H. Woods
Salisbury Road
Brookline
J. Clifford Woodhull
American Woolen Company
William Boltz
Lamartine Street
Jamaica Plain
Edward Freedman
Balfour Street
Dorchester
Donald B. Logan
Logan, Swift & Brigham Envelope Company
Harry Hall Olcott
Randall-Faichney Company
Albert L. Squier
Langdon Street
John F. Fitzgerald
Frank H. Beckler
Purchase Street
Kirk Boott
Hogg & Boott
Federal Street
E. C. Campbell
Milk Street
Walter G. Coleman
Coleman Bros
First Street
Thomas Crook
Meridian Street
East
John G. Crowley
Coastwise Transportation Company
Broadstreet
Hugh D. Gillis
W. &A. Bacon
Charles E. Haskins
Haskins & Montague
India Wharf
Alvin Hall
South Weymouth
Stephen &. Jones
W. B. Kimball
Market Square
Providence
R. I
Paul H. Knowlton
Guilford
George Hale Lowe
Carter, Rice & Co., Corp’n
Bertrand L. Makepeace
W. B. Nichols
Citizens’ Gas Light Company
Quincy
Lot Phillips
West Hanover
Fred B. Rice
Rice & Hutchins, Inc
High Street
Committee On Tour
Thomas D. Rice
Columbia Road
Thomas F. Rice
East Boston Bar Association
Saratoga Street
East Boston
C. W. Robie
New England
American Express Company
Franklin Street
Gertrude Bright
Rose Fitzgerald
Mayor Fitzgerald
W. J. Hawkins
Metagalpa
Nicaragua
Edward B. Lewis
Braemore Road
Alice Logan
James Logan
George H. Lowe
M. C. Moore
Mellen Street
Benefit for Actors Fund at Boston Theatre
A charitable afternoon at the Boston Theatre raises funds for the Actors Fund of America. The program runs from 1 pm with continuous entertainment, featuring one act after another. Highlights include a Wilson autographed photo auction and a one act play by Mrs. Otis Sinner with Geraldine Farrar in attendance.
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Actors’ Fund
New York
John Craig
Mary Young and Company
Phil Staats
Daniel Frohman
Miss Horniman
van Dyke
Emma Trentini
Firefly” Company
Harry Thompson
Otis Skinner
Maud D. Skinner
Maclyn Arbuckle
Geraldine Farrar
Cesaré Ness
Hamlet
Lucia
Sam
Kitty Morton
Boston Theatre
Actors’ Fund of America
Wilson
Metropolitan Opera House
Otis Sinner
The College Student and His Money
Frank Andrews Fall, bursar of New York University, previews a feature for next Sunday's Post Magazine about student finances and management of money.
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Frank Andrews Fall
New York University
Next
Post
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Court St
Carter
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Hte
Milo Mi-Lord
Surbrug Co
N. Y
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George L. Griffin
Fort Hill
GEO. L. Griffin & Son
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Union ST
Faneuil Hall
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LUE
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