Boldt Will Leaves $15 Million to Heir Executives
The will of George C. Boldt, hotel man, filed in New York, leaves his estate estimated over 15 million dollars to his son George C. Boldt Jr and daughter Mrs Clover Boldt Miles, named executors. Boldt owned all stock of Waldorf Astoria Hotel Company and the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel in Philadelphia.
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New York
George C. Boldt
George C. Boldt, Jr
Clover Boldt Miles
Boldt
Bellevue-Stratford
Philadelphia
Legislation Sought to Ban Trick Flying in Planes
A. B. Shrigley of the Aero Club of New England filed a petition seeking laws to prohibit the loop the loop and other trick flying in aeroplanes.
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A. B. Shrigley
The
Aero Club of
New England
Fruit-a-tives Ad Promises Cure for Indigestion
A Toronto reader testimonial cites relief from acute indigestion and heart pains after using three boxes of Fruit-a-tives. The ad promotes a six box pack for $2.50 and a trial size for 25 cents, with orders via Fruitatives Limited of Ogdensburg New York.
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Fred J. Caveen
Fruitatives Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Maine woman cites Var-ne-sis cure for rheumatism
Mrs Oscar Ross of Rangeley Maine credits Var-ne-sis with a ten year battle against joint rheumatism. She says nearly all joints including ankles knees and hips were affected and she could not use stairs without assistance. She explains doctors proposed knee operations but she recovered after trying Var-ne-sis and recommends it to others.
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Rangeley
Maine
Ross
W. A. Varney
Lynn
Mass
Boston
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Woolman Tackles Women Shoppers Conscience
Mrs. Mary Schenck Woolman, chair of the National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education women’s committee, spoke before the Roxbury Women in Council at Masonic Temple criticizing perceived flaws in women as shoppers.
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Roxbury
Women In Council
National Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education
Roxbury Women In Council
Masonic Temple
Club women urged orderly purchasing to curb abuse of goods
Mrs. Woolman urged concerted action by club women to curb irresponsible approval shopping. She cited returns of shoes and blouses, warned against keeping goods too long, and noted stores lose thousands yearly to free delivery and damaged returns while urging cash payments and stricter discipline.
Prince Re-elected Grand High Priest at Masons Convocation
Arthur D. Prince of Lowell was reelected grand high priest of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter at the 117th annual convocation in Corinthian Hall. Officers elected include Waterman Russell of Springfield deputy, Edward O. Burton of Clinton grand king, Augustus Ridgeway of Boston grand scribe, Eugene Holton of Boston grand treasurer, and J. G. Waite of Medford grand secretary.
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Arthur D. Prince
Lowell
Augustus Ridgeway
Boston
Eugene Holton
J. G. Waite
Medford
Lannin confirms Red Sox sale funds and stock transfer
Joseph J. Lannin, former Red Sox owner, says the sale money has been paid by Ward and Frazee and the club stock transferred. This denies reports that American League moguls blocked the deal.
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Joseph J. Lannin
Boston Red Sox
Messrs. Ward and Frazee
Coasting Streets Named for Winter Fun Citywide
City Hall announced the winter coasting streets list with routes across North End West End East Boston Roxbury Dorchester and more. Coasting runs Dec 16 to Apr 1 under street department restrictions and mayoral approval.
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Massachusetts Labor Split Opposed by Employers Union
The Massachusetts State Branch of the American Federation of Labor accuses a coalition of manufacturers and big interests of planning to crush organized labor. A special convention in Worcester is scheduled to begin January 18 to discuss a vigorous anti union campaign and constitutional amendments. Reports link similar plans to Worcester Springfield Lowell Haverhill and Providence.
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Midnight Maidens to School Board
William J. Fitzpatrick 25 year old East Boston native and Chelsea Ward 1 school committee member elected yesterday is a bellboy at the Quincy House. His past acting included a quartet role in the burlesque comedy Midnight Maidens.
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William J. Fitzpatrick
Chelsea
Quincy House
Boston
Directors of B. & MRD. Are Flayed
Conrad W. Crocker counsel for the minority stockholders attacked the present board of directors of the Boston & Maine railroad at the resumption of the receivership hearing before Judge Morton in the United States District Court yesterday.
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Conrad W. Crocker
Boston & Maine Railroad
Morton
United States District Court
Attorney Crocker Attacks Road Receivership as Unneeded
Crocker argues receivership was unnecessary citing Vice-President Hobbs that cash on hand reached 8.96 million and a 23 thousand dollar profit in June. He notes two prior deficits were erased and note renewals remained strong with about 98 percent renewed in June 1914.
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Crocker
William J. Hobbs
Hobbs
Rockefeller gives 500000 to Young Women’s Christian Association
John D. Rockefeller donates 500000 to the National Young Women’s Christian Association to help complete the Grace H. Dodge memorial fund of 1 000 000. Miss Dodge founded the fund and a legacy of 500000 had been left by her. A letter from John D. Rockefeller Jr. conveyed his father’s deep interest in the work.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
National Young Women’s Christian Association
Grace H. Dodge
Miss Dodge
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Auto deliveries standardize chassis price in mass market
Springfield plant offers standardized delivery service chassis at 1650 dollars. Stoddard Motor Car Co in Massachusetts and Franklin Meteor Car Co in Portland Maine are named in ads for efficient production.
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Springfield
Mass
Stoddard Motor Car Co
Franklin Meteor Car Co
Portland
Socialist Leaders Detained Over Tabernacle Protest
J. D. Williams and Bridson Greene of Malden with six other Socialists were held by police outside Billy Sunday’s Tabernacle as they handed out flyers criticizing his finances. They were taken to an office, detained about an hour, and released with possible court summons. Williams said the protest aimed to expose wealth and urge restraint on offerings.
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Bridson Greene
Malden
Socialist Party
Tabernacle
Billy Sunday
Hell
Williams
Greene
Sunday
New York Call
the Leader
Appeal To
Reason
International Socialist Review
New Review
Masses
Post
Mr. Sunday
Kingdom of Heaven
All Saved From Wrecked Ship Sumner Off Barnegat
All passengers of the US transport Sumner were brought to New York after going aground off Barnegat New Jersey. Fourteen women and eight children reached shore by life boats, while 10 officers and 190 enlisted men came on the coast guard cutter Mohawk to Governor's Island, HQ of the Department of the East.
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New York
United States
Sumner
Barnegat
N. J
Tenth Infantry
Coast Guard
Mohawk
Governor's Island
Department of the Fast
13th District Dinner Victory Announced by GOP Leader
Chairman Thurston announced the 13th district Republicans won the dinner for the largest vote increase of the year. Carter's district tally rose 11 percent versus 1914, while Walsh in the 16th gained 10.8 percent. The ninth district vote split with Alvan Fuller running as an independent with Democratic endorsement.
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13Th
William H. Carter
Walsh
Ninth
Alvan T. Fuller
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