Public bequests in late Miss Margaret A Quinn will
The Brookline death of Miss Margaret A Quinn leads to a will filing detailing $200 to St Mary's Church of the Assumption for the parish school, $200 to the Working Boys Home of Newton Highlands, $100 to the Home of the Angel Guardian in Roxbury, and $100 to the Little Sisters of the Poor in Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Margaret A. Quinn
Brookline
St. Mary’s Church of the Assumption of
Newton Highlands
Angel Guardian of
Roxbury
Little Sisters of the Poor
Christmas Gifts at Tunnel Bargain Basement Store
The Tunnel Bargain Basement offers hundreds of useful Christmas gifts including handkerchiefs furs and more at unusually low prices. Bargains are kept moving by Automatic Price Reductions to ensure quick sales.
Simple home prescription promises hair growth and gray restoration
Thousands suffer baldness and thinning hair yet a home formula using Bay Rum Lavona de ComPosee Menthol Crystals may restore hair color stop shedding and counter dandruff. Marketed as harmless with no wood alcohol it has been filled by Riker-Jaynes Drug Co. and praised by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riker-Jaynes Drug CO
Three Burglars and Loot Nabbed by Police
Frank E. Williams known as Monkey Connors aged 30 George Lyman 37 and Joseph Fair 32 were arrested yesterday by Inspectors Shields and Mitchell at police headquarters on wholesale larceny charges totaling $2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Williams
Monkey” Connors
George ©. Lyman
Joseph Fair
Shields and
Mitchell
Pair Arrested in string of Roxbury Home Invasions
Williams and Lyman were captured after resisting inspectors Hart Conway Shields and Mitchell who seized them near a Tremont street lodging house. Jewelry silverware clothing valued at about 2000 dollars were recovered from their rooms and they face charges for breaking and entering two Roxbury residences and larceny. Williams has a prior robbery sentence. Lyman has no record.
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Fair
Shields
Mitchell
Hart
Conway
Williams
Lyman
Tremont Street
Charlestown
Zigmund Samuels
Munroe Street
Roxbury
Harry D. Young
Stanwood Street
Boston
Brookline
Readers slam Post lists of world’s greatest women
Boston suffragists protest both lists printed in last Saturday’s Post. Letters accuse Dr Anna Shaw of omitting Julia Ward Howe Harriet Beecher Stowe and Emmeline Pankhurst while criticizing Cleopatra and Queen Elizabeth as unsuitable examples for schoolgirls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois State Equal Rights Association
Anna Shaw
Greater Boston
Anna Shaw Totas
Mrs. Pankhurst
Hew List
Julia Ward Howe
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Boston Teachers
Boston
Cleopatra
Queen Elizabeth
Jane Addams
Florence Nightingale
Alice R. West
Sir
Emmeline Pankhurst
Pankhurst
Abou Ben Adhem
BE. A. K
Passport League Committee Backs Abrogation Effort
The Massachusetts Passport League committee returned from Washington enthused by Massachusetts Senators and Congressmen. Secretary Barnett said all Massachusetts delegates except Gardner agreed to aid the drive to abrogate the 1832 US Russia treaty. The committee listed Isaac Heller Charles E Barnett Jacob Dehass Joseph Simonds and Lewis Davis as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Passport League
United States
Russia
Washington
Massachusetts
Charles E. Barnett
Gardner
League
Isaac Heller
Charles E. Barnet
Jacob Dehass
Joseph Simonds
Lewis Davis
Papal Delegate Am Brose Agius Dies in Manila
Monsignor Ambrose Agius, papal delegate to the Philippines, died suddenly this morning in Manila. He had been recalled to Rome and was rumored to be slated to succeed Cardinal Falconio as papal delegate in Washington.
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Manila
Monsignor
Ambrose Agius
Philippines
Rome
Cardinal Falconio
Washington
Cambridge Pastor Installed at Wood Memorial Church
Rev William H Brokenshire of Cambridge was installed as pastor of Wood Memorial Church in Cambridge yesterday afternoon with services led by the Suffolk North Association at the corner of Austin and Columbia streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Brokenshire
Cambridge
Wood Memorial Church
Austin and
Columbia Streets
Suffolk North Association
Pension Bill Passes House Expanding Veteran Benefits
The Sherwood service pension bill was approved by the House, increasing annual government pension costs by more than 40 million dollars by granting longer service pensions to Civil and Mexican War veterans. Secretary Fisher estimates the bill could add about 75 million dollars to the pension roll if 400,000 eligible veterans apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Fisher
Republicans Split as House Debates Pension Bill
The roll shows Gardner Gillette and McCall of Massachusetts Hill of Connecticut Kent of California McCreary and Payne and Utter of Rhode Island voting with 84 Democrats against the bill Speaker Clark and Democratic Leader Underwood with FitzGerald of New York voted for it The measure moves to the Senate where amendments are expected The Sherwood bill sets pensions from 15 to 30 dollars monthly based on service length Two changes include removing denial of aid to veterans in federal homes and stripping out the $1000 annual income cap for pensioners.
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Gardner
Gillette and McCall
Massachusetts
Hill
Connecticut
Kent
California
McCreary
Pennsylvania
Payne
New York
Utter
Rhode Island
Clark
Underwood and Fitzgerald
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Sherwood
Rauch
Indiana
Cox
Ohio
Banquet Ban on Faneuil Hall Meetings Considered
The Art Commission urged banning all banquets conventions and meetings likely to damage Faneuil Hall interior. The Mayor said he favored some restriction though not a blanket ban and would consider limits on use of the historic assembly hall.
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Faneuil Hall
Art Commission
Commission
Newton Newkirk at the Bingville Dance
Well known Brookline farmers attended the Bingville barn dance in Union Hall Brookline hosted by Lomia Lodge 221 I O F with Newton Newkirk as a special guest. Cy Hoskins directed the floor and several aides in Bingville costumes mingled among rural characters.
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Brookline
Bingville
Lomia Lodge
Union Hall
Newton Newkirk
Joccey Sider
Cy Hoskins
H. M. Mosher
Newt
Mosher
C. O. Kingman
A. L. Robinson
J. W. English
F. O. Morgan
J. W. Morgan
C. H. Pitfield
A. H. Ingersoll
H. E. Hanson
J. Walker
D. McLeod
W. Garratt
G. W. Pree
Amelia Tucker
J. W. Ingersoll
Sally Hoskins
J. C. Barthelmes
Joseph Innis
Funeral of Boston headmaster emeritus John Tetlow
The funeral for John Tetlow head master emeritus of the Girls' Latin School Boston was held from his Brookline home at 2 p.m. The service was attended by headmasters teachers and graduates. The Episcopalian rite was led by Rev Dr James DeNormandie. Cremation occurred at Forest Hills with ashes to be interred in New Bedford.
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John Tetlow
Girls’ Latin School
Boston
Irving Street
Brookline
James DeNormandie
First Unitarian Church
Roxbury
Forest Hills Cerematory
New Bedford
Quickest Cold Remedy Promoted by Globe Pharmaceutical
Winters long used remedy claims fastest relief for coughs and colds. Instructs to mix two ounces glycerine and half an ounce Concentrated Pine with half a pint of whiskey, then take teaspoonfuls after meals and at night. Dosing advised for children by age. caution to use genuine Globe Concentrated Pine. Globe Pharmaceutical of Chicago markets sealed half-ounce bottles.
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Globe Pharmaceutical of
Chicago
Worker Buried Alive in Grain Flood at Roxbury Brewery
Thomas Deveney, a 52 year old worker, was buried alive in grain flooding a large vat at Highland Spring Brewery in Roxbury yesterday afternoon. The grain poured from a bin above the vat, sealing him as he struggled. a friend with a shovel helped as the vat emptied. He lived at 4876 Washington Street Roslindale with a wife and children who awaited his return at supper. his wife was prostrate and a doctor attended her last night.
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Thomas Deveney
Highland Spring
Roxbury
Deveney
Wasington Street
Roslindale
Fatal accident at grain vat trapping worker beneath grain
A worker fainted while standing on a chute and fell into a deep circular grain vat. Grain poured in from above and his efforts to climb out failed as the slippery sides resisted escape. He was missing two hours before coworkers found the body near the vat with bloodied hands. John Mulligan helped lead the search.
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Deveney
John Mulligan
Runaway Train Kills Two in Scranton Yard Fire
A freight train in the Car pendale yard of the Delaware and Hudson derailed after the draw head pulled free. Two men were killed and five injured, two fatally, as the runaway cars struck a shack and the machine shops burned. Five locomotives and the shops were destroyed, with losses estimated at 920,000.
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Scranton
Penn
Carpendale
Delaware & Hudson Company
Bucket Brigade Saves Village From Big Fire
A large wooden merchandize and grain store owned by J. E. Clements burned last night in Brownfield Maine. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars. Several nearby buildings damaged but bucket brigade efforts saved the village.
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East Brownfield
J. E. Clements
Peruna Promises Relief From Grip and Catarrh
Letters from Mrs. Laura Berberick of Hoboken and Mrs. A Li Wetzel of Terre Haute describe severe grippe with chronic catarrh and headaches. After using Peruna three bottles Berberick reports restored sleep, vitality, and no head pain while Wetzel notes sense of smell and hearing returning and refreshed energy after treatment.
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Laura Berberick
Willow Ave
Hoboken
New Jersey
A. Li Wetzel
Ohio St
Terre Haute
Indiana
Peruna
Harvard Dramatic Club Stages Noted Night Riders
The Harvard Dramatic Club opened its sixth annual play The Night Riders a three act drama by E C Rank about a Kentucky governor hopeful during a night riot era. N G Sturgis leads as the candidate with Miss Marjorie Smith as a sharp newspaperwoman. The cast includes Esther Watson R D Whittemore J R K Taylor Louise Burleigh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Dramatic Club
E. C. Rank
Kentcky
Boston
New York
N. G. Sturgis
Marjorie Smith
Esther Watson
N. R. Sturgis
W. A. Searle
R. D. Whittemore
J. R. K. Taylor
Louise Burleigh
R. C. Benchley
W. C. Woodward
M. T. Quigg
Marjorie E. Smith
E. W. Hammond
Vote to End Russian Pact Abrogation Urged by Committee
The House foreign affairs committee unanimously approved the Sulzer resolution demanding immediate abrogation of the 1832 U S Russia treaty over Russia discrimination against American Jewish passport holders. The panel urges rapid congressional action.
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Washington
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Sulzer
United States
Russia
Congress
Changes in Boston Traveler Staff Roles
The Boston Traveler announces leadership shifts with E H Baker retiring from active duties and his son Frank L Baker becoming publisher. New advisory directors James L Higginson and George H Smith join, owners of Newburyport News, Gloucester Times and related papers.
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Boston Traveler
E. H. Baker
Frank L. Baker
James L. Higginson
George H. Smith
Newburyport News
Gloucester Times
North Shore
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Wm. D. Eldredge
Franklin Street
Passport League Committee Returns
Medical Formula Laboratories of
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Back Bay
the Press Publishing Co
By CarmichAel
Harvard
Hair Goods Department
Washington St
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