Quinona Cure Claims Across Several Boston Residents
F E Moulton of Roxbury states Quinona cured his nervous exhaustion insomnia and weight loss after two bottles Kathryn Gillis of Roxbury reports relief from constant colds and renewed strength Joseph Ward of Boston says Quinona revived his energy and cured stomach indigestion, calling it an ideal spring tonic.
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Kathryn Gillis
Boston
Joseph Ward
F. E. Moulton
Massachusetts Ave
Roxbury
Crocker Widow Testifies In Will Case At Supreme Court
Mrs Annie F Crocker widow of Uriel Crocker testifies for two hours in the will contest before Judge Braley. She describes her marriage, family opposition, and knowledge of codicils while recounting events from 1884 to 1895 with references to Crocker siblings and witnesses from the Crocker circle. The court adjourns to 9 30 a m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie F. Crocker
Uriel Crocker
Crocker Will
Supreme Judicial Court
Braley
Crocker
Benton
Charlestown
Crocker & Spragute
Mr. Benton
Mr. Crocker
G. G. Crocker
Hub Women in Whist Tourney
Baltimore hosts a whist tournament with 212 players in preliminary games starting at 11. Boston women led by Howells Club members Mrs Thayer Mrs Hall Mrs Mitchell and Mrs Swallow plus 1 Cavendish Club players Adams and Richardson Bradt and Kendall posted scores. Secretaries say tonight's scores will be announced tomorrow as about 250 ladies compete in the preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Boston
Howells Club
Thayer
Hall
Mitchell
Swallow
Cavendish Club
Adams
Richardson
Bradt
Kendall
House rejects studies of public utilities and telecom rates
The House voted 85 to 76 to reject Coulthurst s push for public service corporation investigations and 100 to 84 to oppose a bill for rate inquiries by the gas and electric light commissioners board. The notice ends with a lunch cue about Norfolk Golden Ale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Coulthurst
House
Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Judge Adams flags police arrest errors in Boston case
In Municipal Court Judge Adams admonished officers after Patrolman Alger's complaint. Antoine Sevigny faced charges of criminal carelessness for a loaded team accident on Hanover Street that injured a boy, but no supporting evidence appeared. The judge criticized costly witness calls and urged stops to arbitrary arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoine Sevigny
Arigo Rinone
Hanover Street
McGrath
W E U Meeting and Election At Annual Report
At the annual meeting of the Women s Educational Union reports show the society handled over 159000 during the year A plan to set aside a library room for members was proposed Lectures dressmaking millinery designing and dancing classes continued during the summer A large number of sick were visited Officers elected President Mrs Mary Morton Kehew Vice Presidents Miss Melissa Chamberlin Miss Lucia M Peabody Miss Sarah Lt Arnold Mrs Kate Gannett Wells Recording Secretary Mrs Louisa C Young Corresponding Secretary Miss Alice A Burditt Treasurer Mrs Helen Pierce Assistant Treasurer Mrs Abbie Hart Ernst Directors Mrs Lucinda W Prince Mrs Mabel W Whidden Miss Caroline L Humphrey Miss Grace Minns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Educational Union
Mary Morton Kehew
Melissa Chamberlin
Lucia M. Peabody
Sarah Lt. Arnold
Kate Gannett Wells
Louisa C. Young
Alice A. Burditt
Helen Pierce
Abbie Hart Ernst
Lucinda W. Prince
Mabel W. Whidden
Caroline L. Humphrey
Grace Minns
Jewett Suns Are Settled
The suits of George Jewett against Charles Bragdon owner of Lasell Seminary and against Lasell Seminary for 50000 each have been settled out of court. Jewett formerly headed Lasell Seminary with a one year contract and claimed it could be extended to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jewett
Charles Bragdon
Lasell Seminary
Jewett
Burdick Beats Dinsdale in 12 Round Bout at Lakeside
In Webster on April 26 Johnny Burdick of New York defeated Charles Dinsdale of Worcester in a 12 round decision. Johnny Sheehan and Johnny Powers of Boston won their six round bout, while Emergency Kelly of Boston and Fred Dinsdale of Worcester drew in eight rounds.
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Webster
Lakeside Athletic Club
Johnny Burdick
New York
Charles Dinsdale
Worcester
Johnny Sheehan
Johnny Powers
Boston
Sheehan
Emergency Kelly
Fred Dinsdale
Love Defeats Feltz in 15 Round Philadelphia-Brooklyn Bout
Tommy Love of Philadelphia won the decision over Tommy Feltz of Brooklyn in a 15 round bout before the Eutaw Athletic Club in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Tommy Love
Philadelphia
Tommy Feltz
Brooklyn
Eutaw Athletic Club
Horse thief escapes jail in Pittsfield
William alias Bennis Smith, a noted horse thief, escaped from jail between midnight and 1 am. He was a night baker and fled by opening a large iron door, possibly using a key or picking the lock. Smith was later captured in Vermont after a heated chase and resisted arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
William
Bennis Smith
Smith
Vermont
Moulton Denies Resignation Rumor
United States District Attorney Henry P. Moulton said he has no intention of resigning his office. He also stated he has no desire to be a candidate for the Federal District Court if Judge Lowell moves to the Circuit Court bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Henry P. Moulton
Moulton
Federal District Court
Lowell
Circuit Court
Lynn couple sue Lynn police over false arrest at 83 Green Street
Mr and Mrs George P Lorry of Lynn sue the Lynn police department for 25000 claiming Sergeant Taylor and Patrolman McGrath falsely arrested them during a Division 3 raid at 83 Green Street last Friday. The officers defend their actions saying arrests were warranted and carried without vulgarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant Taylor
McGrath
Peabody
Joy Street
Police Department
George P. Lorry
Lynn
Green Street
Division 3
Harvard Opens Season Against Maine on New Soldiers Field Diamond
Harvard varsity baseball starts the season today at Soldiers Field in a game versus the University of Maine. The lineup lists Harvard Carr at third, Kernon short, Nichols first base, Matthews shortstop, Clarkson center field, Bolton second, Quigley catcher, Marshall left field, Coburn pitcher. Maine starters include Hosmer at third, Collins first, Mitchell center, Violette catcher, Quint right, Larrabee short, Burns second, Bird left, Frost pitcher.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
University of Maine
Collins
Mitchell
C. F
Violette
Quint
R. F
Larrabee
S. S
Burns
Bird
Frost
Big Shift in Harvard Crews
Harvard varsity eight faced a slump and coaches shuffled the three varsity boats. Ober moved to the first boat at two while Pleasanton was shifted out. Ober previously rowed bow in the varsity four at New London against Yale. Several changes occurred in the second and third boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Ober
Pleasanton
New London
Yale
Czar Buys Big Boston Liner for War Use
Berlin cable reports Hamburg American steamers Columbia Bengalia and Belgia sold to the Russian government likely to serve as transports in the Japan war. The Bengalia arrives in Boston with 4000 tons cargo and 1500 tons for Baltimore. Captain H Meyerdiercks commands the 7661 gross ton ship built in 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Columbia
Japan
Boston
Mystic Pier
Baltimore
H. Meyerdiercks
Chelsea
Charlestown
Alexander Stephen & Sons
Glasgow
600 Miners Faced Death at Scranton Fire
The Pine Brook breaker of the Scranton Coal Company was almost destroyed by a noon fire. Loss is about 60,000 dollars with 50 percent insured. All 600 workers and mules escaped safety through secondary openings as it was dinner hour and the boys were at play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Penn
Pinebrook
Scranton Coal Company
TECH MEN ON HOLLIS STAGE
Governor Bates attended the Tech show Simon Pure Brass at Hollis Street Theatre in Boston. Roswell Davis sang My Bonnie Little Bon-Bon Girl while Frederick Higgins performed A Pipe Song and When Black Eyes Look in Blue. Patty Granite played the millionaire's daughter. The audience enjoyed Walter Matthews Butts dancing and was entertained by The Gold Dust Twins in a washtub dance. The event opens Junior week and will be repeated Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Tech
Simon Pure Brass
Boston
Hollis Street
Charles S. Pritchett
Bonnie
Roswell Davis
Frederick L. Higgins
W. J. Nichols
Patty Granite
Walter Matthews Butts
Gold Dust Twins
E. M. Smith
C. W. Coffin
Institute
Painters Union to Convene Sunday for Wage Demands
The Boston Painters Union 11 will present the final conference and scale committee report to 1600 members at Paine Memorial Hall Sunday afternoon. The union plans to decide on actions to press for a minimum wage of 3 dollars for painters and 3 dollars and 20 cents for decorators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Painters’ Union 11
Paine Memorial Hall
Labor Notes From City Unions And Meetings
Amalgamated Meat Cutters delegates urged supporting a sick benefit clause in the national constitution. Hebrew Painters seek 2.80 for an eight hour day starting May 2 affecting 250 workers. A Leverett street meeting convenes tonight to decide action after the scale committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen’s Brotherhood
Boston
Leverett Street
Fore River
New Britain
Conn
Electrical Workers’ Union 104
Appleton Street
Mert Cutters
Prospect Building
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Piano and Organ Workers’ Union
Strike on in B and A Shops
Boilermakers at the Springfield and Van Rensselaer repair shops of the Boston and Albany Railroad walked out at 1 pm yesterday after the company failed to reinstate two men discharged for rule violations. Vice-President Van Etten said reinstatement would occur as vacancies arise, with one man recently rehired, prompting a strike by 69 workers, about two thirds from Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
van Rensselaer
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
van Etten
Bakery Unions Pressure for Higher Wages in Boston Settlement Talks
The joint executive board of Unions 4 and 58 met to review the strike situation as bakers seek higher wages. Employers propose renewing the old agreement. A mass meeting of Unions 4 and 53 is planned at Turn Hall on Middle Street for final action this Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeymen Bakers
Democrats Hold Caucus in Concord New Hampshire
Delegates to the Democratic State convention met in Concord to select committees and discuss minor matters. The permanent organization committee was led by Patrick H. Sullivan with Thomas H. Madigan as secretary. Henry O. Kent chaired the resolutions committee and Thomas J. Howard the credentials panel.
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Concord
N. H
Patrick H. Sullivan
Manchester
Thomas H. Madigan
Calvin
Page
Portsmouth
Haven Doe
Somersworth
William O. Folsom
Hen
Woman Attacks Doctor During Surgery At St Luke's
A young woman undergoing finger surgery at St Luke's Hospital bit the surgeon's shoulder when pain overwhelmed her. The patient wrested away from the physician and inflicted a severe shoulder wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Hospital
MISS ONEIL STARS CAMILLE AT HOLIS NANCE PERFORMANCE
Miss ONeil gave a strong Camille in Hollis Nance venue drawing a large crowd. She repeats the impersonation and will perform the same bill this afternoon then The Fires of St John in the evening. Thursday she appears as Lady Macbeth for the first time in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis
Nance O'Neil
Camille
Miss O'Neil
Boy Dies from Lockjaw After Foot Injury
Young Daniel Downey of 49 Shirley Street Roxbury lies in City Hospital with lockjaw after a rusty screw struck his foot last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Downey
Shirley Street
Roxbury
Lockjaw
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