Glover Will Case To Be Heard In East Cambridge
The Glover will dispute reaches the Supreme Court in East Cambridge today with the four Glover brothers and their counsel Jesse M. Gove present. Mrs Glover remained in Boston as deposition of Hattie Le Blanc had not arrived, delaying proceedings until today.
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Glover
Supreme Court
East Cambridge
Clerk Smith
Hattie le Blanc
Clarence F. Glover
Jesse M. Gove
Boston
Samuel D. Elmore
LeBlanc Returns Home Amid Case Rumors
Hattie LeBlanc and her father left St John at noon for West Arichat as no new developments emerged. The girl stayed at a local hotel while rumors of a kidnapping attempt circulated. Mr. Johnson departed for Boston that evening.
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Hattie Leblanc
ST. John
N. B
West Arichat
Mr. Johnson
Hattie
Boston
Melrose YMCA Campaign Tops Fourteen Thousand On First Day
The Melrose Y M C A opened an eight day drive toward a $45,000 new building and raised $14,017 by eight o'clock last night from about 200 business men.
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Melrose Y. M. C. A
Little Known Facts About Well Known Persons
Congressmen and notable figures are summarized with nonconsecutive biographical notes. Charles Pickett of Iowa is a grand exalted ruler of the Elks and grand chancellor of the Iowa Knights of Pythias. Booker T Washington is noted as born enslaved with an approximate birth year. William Seward Webb trained in medicine in Europe and practiced in New York.
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William Kent
California
Chicago
Council
Booker T. Washington
Charles E. Pickett
Iowa
The
Elks
Iowa Knights of Pythias
William Seward Webb
Vanderbilt Railroad
Vienna
Paris
Berlin
New York
Advice on baby care and home remedies from a 19th century reader
A reader warns against wool bands in summer favoring cotton for babies and notes a January birth showed rashes with wool. Another reader shares a buckthorn bark and brandy bath remedy for bow legs and asks to report results. The writer laments lack of paid help and resolves to offer young mothers rest.
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Sewing Circle
Boston Daily
Sunday Post
New England
Boston Post
Helps for Young Mothers Dear Sisters
A letter from a married mother with two small children seeks advice from the Sisters group. She describes being tied to her babies and asks for opinions on managing help from relatives for an hour weekly to allow some personal recreation.
Gold Dust Cleaner Claims Half the Housework
An advertisement proclaims Gold Dust cuts housework in half by cleaning all washable surfaces from clothes to pipes. It asserts the product does more work than thirty helpers or any rival cleaner and urges readers to use Gold Dust for efficient home care.
Treatment for cradle cap and baby care guidance
Letters discuss home remedies for infants including olive oil for cradle cap and skin care. Advice covers keeping babies warm, protecting teeth development with bands, and skin treatment with witch hazel and cold cream.
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Goldibe
Keep the first wife’s pictures, stay true to your husband
A reader advises a wife to keep her husband’s first wife’s portraits in view. She argues it honors his memory, strengthens their bond, and avoids upsetting him with removal. The writer, Sister S., urges continuity and inner peace through affection and respect.
Cigar Ribbon Cushion Craft Instructions
Guide explains making a cushion from cigar ribbons using five different bands sewn together. A reversed square centers the design with a triangle in each corner and a matching silk ruffle feather stitched in black. If only three brands are available, use repeating ribbons in opposite triangles. Interested.
Cambridge Industrial Development Commission Formed
A Cambridge City Council order last night created a seven member commission to advance industrial development. Members will be appointed by the Mayor.
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Cambridge
Dartmouth Grants Tuck and Thayer Degrees in Joint Graduation
The Tuck School of Administration and Finance and the Thayer School of Civil Engineering at Dartmouth College held a joint graduation in College Hall. Degrees granted were M. C. S. for Tuck and C. E. for Thayer, with lists of graduates including Arthur P. Allen and J. A. Cassidy among others from New England cities and across the United States.
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N. H
Chester W. Nichols
Reading
Mass
Edgar B. Prescott
Laconia
Albert A. Ricker
St. Johnsbury
Otto IF. Taylor
Lawrence
John C. van der Pyl
Roxbury
Ernest A. Wagner
Manchester
Thayer
J. A. Cassidy
Brooklyn
N. Y
G. E. Chamberlain
J. W. Childs
Henniker
H. B. Dole
Portsmouth
P. S. Dow
Knoxville Tenn
W. H. Wastman
Fort Ann
F. G. Hansan
Somerville
Maurice Readey
Fielding Rogers
R. A. Sherwin
Orange
G. M. Setward
Chicago
H. A. Wells
Apthorp
A. H. Wood
Worcester
Elopers from Leipsic Attract Boston Audience At Hayward
The four German students who eloped from Leipsic have arrived in this country about a week ago. The two couples August Babast with his wife and Karl Siefert with his wife display remarkable talent and draw nightly crowds at the Hayward restaurant in Boston, entertaining the public who have followed their romance in the papers.
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Hayward
Leipsic
August Babast
Karl Siefert
Boston
Thei
Taft and Aldrich Mentioned in Lorimer Bribery Case
Springfield April 25 President Taft and Senator Aldrich are named in the Lorimer Senate bribery inquiry. W H Cook a Minnesota lumberman testified hearing Edward Hines of Chicago say to a person called Governor that Taft and Aldrich would not allow Hopkins to be returned to the Senate and to proceed unrestrained.
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Springfield
Ill
Taft
Aldrich
Lorimer Senate
W. H. Cook
Minnesota
Edward Hines
Chicago
Slush Fund
Cook
Alldrich
Hopkins
Senate
Conflicting Account Links Hines Taft Aldrich to Senate Bid
Cook testifies he was in a Chicago hotel room May 25 1909 with William O’Brien and Edward Hines when Hines spoke by telephone to a Springfield Governor contact. The call quoted Hines claiming Taft and Aldrich opposed Hopkins’s return to the Senate and promising funds on the next train.
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Cook
Grand Pacific
Chicago
William O’brien
Edward Hines
Hines
Springfield
Taft
Aldrich
Washington
Hopkins
Senate
Mrs Gilman Discusses Man and Equality at New England Club
Mrs Charlotte Perkins Gilman argued that male superiority stems from opportunities, not sex, in a lecture on A Man Made World at the New England Women's Club. She claimed women would excel if given equal chance and warned men would still shape civilization if women vanished.
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman
New England Women’s Club
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