Col Henry A Darling Dies at 80 in Toledo
Colonel Henry A. Darling, 80, died today of a cerebral hemorrhage at his son in law Judge L. W. Morris’s home in Toledo. A native of Massachusetts, he had lived in Toledo for several years. He is survived by a daughter Mrs Morris and a son Ww. A. Darling of Hyde Park, Massachusetts.
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Henry Darling
Toledo
Henry A. Darling
L. W. Morris
Lucas County Common Pleas Court
Massachusetts
Mrs. Morris
Ww. A. Darling
Hyde Park
Mass
Raymond Syndicate catalog notes gloves and umbrellas
Street. Squirrel lined hair lined lamb lined coney lined and silk lined gloves. Men's and women's umbrellas. Those who have not visited this great addition to The Raymond Syndicate business will be surprised. The most elegant goods possible to be had at any price or in any place without paying the fancy prices. Jr.
Entranceways and Goods Offered at Washington Hawley Streets
The notice lists entrances at 352 Washington near a Subway, 354-356 Washington, and 364 Washington with stairs and elevator, plus Hawley Street access to 31-33-35. It promotes a large stock of silver plated ware priced to match other stores, plus ladies furs, men’s coats, knives, bags, suitcases, baskets, and thousands of slippers shirts and suspenders, proclaiming the lowest prices in the world for Christmas goods.
Ballot Battle Today in Boston Aldermen Election
The board race centers on allies of Donovan and Lomasney Fitzgerald with four Republicans—Anderson Ballantyne Carr and Cotton—considered sure. Curley Timilty Whelton Bald win and Attridge vie for high spots as Good Government Association factions mobilize. Voter turnout expected near 70,000 with Dorchester and Roxbury leaning no license.
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Anderson
Ballantyne
Carr
Cotton
Brand
Hibbard
Hale
Attridge
Donnelly
Donovan
Baldwin
Independent
Curley
Byrne
Timilty
Whelton
Lomasney- Fitzgerald
Lomasney-Fitzgerald
Boston
Good Government Association Indorsement
James M. Curley
Good Government Association
Dorchester
Roxbury
Rules Trial Must Proceed
In Union City a murder trial for eight suspects in Captain Rankin’s killing during night rider raids moves forward as the State presses for immediate trials. Defence seeks disposal of October term indictments first while judge orders a 300-man jury panel for Wednesday morning selection.
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Union City
Rankin
R. A. Pierce
Caldwell
Praise for Boston tunnel and elevated transit
A letter to the editor from Everett, dated December 14, commends the new tunnel and elevated transit in Boston. The writer recalls old streetcar conditions at Cambridge and argues the Boston LL should run the system with pride, advising to stay calm if criticism arises.
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Post
Sir
Eighth Street
Cambridge
Boston
State Street
Everett
Supreme Court Limits Interstate Commerce Inquiries
The Supreme Court ruled that the Interstate Commerce Commission cannot compel private figures to answer questions about private transactions in railroad securities when no complaint has been filed. Justice Holmes announced the ruling, with Justices Harlan McKenna dissenting. Moody did not participate.
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Washington
Edward H. Harriman
Otto H. Kahn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
Commission
Holmes
Messrs. Harriman and Kahn
Harriman
Union Pacific Railway
Justice Holmes
Harlan
McKenna
Justice Day
Justice Moody
Not Seeking M Cullough Not Seeking M Cullough
George A. Crocker of the Finance Commission denied visiting City Hall to locate President Leo McCullough of the Common Council. The commission claims McCullough misappropriated $200 for Massachusetts reports arguing the books were never purchased. McCullough did not appear at City Hall and will stay out of sight until after the election.
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George A. Crocker
The
Finance Commission
City Hall
Leo McCullough
Common Council
McCullough
Massachusetts
Cassidy Gives $1000 Bail At Arraignment
Attorney James T. Cassidy, accused by the Finance Commission of receiving funds with Leo McCullough to buy undelivered books, appeared before Judge Schofield in the Superior Criminal Court. He posted $1000 bail and will plead to the indictment on Thursday, with lawyers James Dittman and William Maguire present.
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James T. Cassidy
Finance Commission
Leo McCullough
Schofield
Superior Criminal Court
Cassidy
James Dittman
William Maguire
US Ship Inca Condemned and Ordered Sold
The converted yacht Inca a 120 ton wooden schooner built in Boston in 1898 has been condemned for naval purposes and ordered sold. She began as a civilian vessel, purchased at the Spanish War outbreak and converted into a cruiser.
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Washington
Lawley & Sons
Boston
Roxbury Veteran Challenges Any Man His Age to Race
A Roxbury veteran issues a public challenge to rival riders by proposing a bicycle road race against any man his age in the country. The notice highlights his confidence and invites competitors to test endurance across a defined course.
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Roxbury
Veteran Roxbury Fire Captain Challenges All Runners
Samuel A. Coombs of 2677 Washington Street Roxbury at about 70 years old issues a sweeping challenge to any man of his age or older to a road bicycle race. He is a Civil War veteran and famed as a vigorous local figure ready to accept flexible age limits.
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Samuel A. Coombs
Washington Street
Roxbury
Coombs
Cleaner Boston Urges Dust Care and Health Action
A Boston letter urges the Boston Post to lead a crusade against city dust and impurities. It calls for sidewalk sprinkling, smoke reduction, safer locomotives, and measures to prevent lung diseases plus a consumptives hospital. It notes Washington street’s wooden pavement as a model for quiet and comfort.
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Post
Boston Post
Washington Street
Cranberry Prices Rise Ahead of Christmas Season
Wareham reports from New York indicate fancy cranberries have reached 15 dollars per unit as the Christmas holiday season nears.
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Wareham
New York
LAXATIVE COLD CURE MARKETED BY DRUGGIST SIGNED BOX
An advertisement touts a one day cure for the cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure and W Grove’s signature appears on each box priced at 25 cents, with a note about catching a train.
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W. Grove
Straus Plans Meeting With Labor and Industry Leaders
Secretary Straus proposed a January meeting at the Department of Commerce and Labor with key labor leaders publicists and industry directors to discuss questions affecting the nation. Topics include expanding steamboat inspection to boilers immigrant placement information and unemployment during downturns and the Roosevelt foundation for industrial peace.
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Washington
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Steamboat Inspection Service
United States
Roosevelt Foundation For
Schools Open in Miquelon Amid Court Ruling
In St Pierre, the Amiral Aube waits as the school question remains unresolved by the courts. A Nov 16 correctional court fined two professors 200 dollars each and ordered school closures for opening without government consent. The fines were reduced to 60 and 40 dollars, but the schools stay open.
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ST. Pierre
Mia
Amiral Aube
France
Didelot
Scheff Fritzi Doubts Marriage Rumor
Close friends deny that Fritzi Scheff married Kentucky novelist Joan Fox Jr. The public suspects a wedding at Seven Spring Farm near Mt. Kisco. John Fox Jr. declined to comment while Scheff had recently divorced Baron von Bardeleben and had admitted engagement to Fox.
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New York
Tritzi Scheff
Joan Fox, Jr
Kentucky
Fredor K. Fox
Seven Spring Farm
Mt. Kisco
John Fox, Jr
Mme. Scheff
Baron von Bardeleben
Mr. Fox
Marine Eye Remedy An Eye Tonic for Ailing Eyes
A historical note describes Marine Eye Remedy as an eye tonic claimed to soothe and relieve weary or irritated eyes. The brief mentions its use for general eye discomfort and wellness in a catalog-like fashion.
Court Action Seeks to Halt Daly Copper Consolidation
Morris A. Davis of Seattle files a bill in equity in the United States Circuit Court seeking to enjoin the consolidation of the Davis- Daly Estates Copper Company and the Davis- Daly Company. Parties include James A. Coram Brookline F Augustus Heinze Thomas M. T Raborg New York and Charles B. Leonard Butte. Davis alleges inadequate notice of stockholders meetings.
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Portland
United States
Morris A. Davis
Seattle
Wash
Davis- Daly Estates Copper Company
Davis-Daly Company
James A. Coram
Brookline
F. Augustus Heinze
Thomas M. T. Raborg
New York
Charles B. Leonard
Butte
Mrs Elvy Clement Wins Injunction in Ames Estate Case
Mrs Elvy Clement secured an injunction in the Superior Court restraining Mrs Lillian A Chatman from disposing or transferring any interest in the estate of ex Governor Oliver Ames. Trustees are enjoined from paying money to Chatman. Clement seeks 561.58 for dressmaking with a full hearing to follow.
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Elvy Clement
Modister
Brookline
Equity
Superior Court
Wait
Lillian A. Chatman
Oliver Ames
Ames
Chatman
Elder Yale Alumnus Reverend Samuel Johnson Dies at 86
Oswego N Y December 14 The Rev Samuel Johnson Yale 156 one of the oldest alumni died today at New Haven Oswego county He was a Congregational minister aged 86.
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Oswego
N. Y
Samuel Johnson
Yale
New Haven
Oswego County
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