Boston Seeks New Federal Building With Courts and Sub-Treasury
Representative Joseph F. O Connell proposes a 2 million dollar bill to erect a new federal building in Boston housing a sub treasury federal courts and offices. Circuit and District Court judges have long urged more spacious ventilated acoustically sound courtrooms and better clerk and judge quarters as crowds rise and current building overflows.
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Washington
Joseph F. O’connell
Massachusetts
Boston
United States Sub-Treasury
Circuit
District Court
Jué&ge
William D. Putnam
le Baron B. Colt
United States Circuit Court
Chambers
Postoffice
Post Office
Federal
Secret Service
Railway Mail
Pension Agency
Bills for Deer Damage May Spark Open Season Debate
The State treasurer received claims totaling 7923 for damages caused by deer across the Commonwealth. Action may be taken in the next Legislature to consider an open season for part of the fall, with most claims from western towns.
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Commonwealth
Rabbi Shoninger Receives Loving Cup on 80th Birthday
The Rev Joseph S Shoninger longtime rabbi of Congregation Adath Israel on Commonwealth Avenue celebrated his 80th birthday at his son Henry Shoninger's home at 20 West Fifty fifth Street New York. A loving cup from Boston friends and former parishioners was presented along with telegrams from across the United States and Europe.
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Joseph S. Shoninger
Adath Israel
Commonwealth Avenue
Kenry Shoninger
West Heighty
Fifth Street
New York
Boston
Shoninger
United States
Europe
Dyspepsia Cure Ad Promotes Stuart Tablets
An advertisement extols Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets as a quick, pleasant cure for stomach disorders. It claims benefits range from digestion support to easing mucous membrane irritation, with endorsements from physicians and a promise of free trial by mail. The piece also notes the Pilgrim Monument dedication plans for Provincetown in August with President Taft possibly attending.
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Pasteur
F. A. Stuart
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Provincetown
Taft
Tafts
Evans Cottage
Beverly
Roosevelt
Fliot
Sears
Pilgrim Memorial Association
Eliot
Xmas Candies and Barley Toys at Columbian Ice Cream Co
Local listing shows Xmas candies and barley toys offered by the Columbian Ice Cream Co at 605 Washington street and 356 Washington street with a second entry at 652 Dudley street in Dorchester.
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Xmas Candies and Barley Toys
Columbian Ice Cream CO
Washington St
Dudley St
Doreer
Court Clerk Hollis arraigned on embezzlement charge
Edward F. Hollis former naturalization clerk in the Circuit Court was arraigned on a secret indictment charging embezzlement of 75 dollars. Judge Dodge granted a continuance. bail set at 1000 dollars by his brother. Hollis, a Boston University Law School graduate and ex counsel for the Wine and Spirit Dealers Association, was arrested yesterday.
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United States
Edward F. Hollis
Circuit Court
Hollis
de Woody
Department of Justice
Dodge
United States District Court
Charles K. Darling
Boston University Law School
Wine and Spirit Dealers’ Association
Mt. Vernon Street
Broad Street
Bancroft
Man Receives 20 Year Sentence For Attacks On Girls
Thomas Lipton 58 told Superior Court he would blow out his brains as he was led to begin a 20 year term in Charlestown State prison. Convicted offender Tinton faced judge Wait after a lengthy trial. He was arrested in the Charlestown district and evidence showed no mistake. It stands as one of the longest non murder sentences in years.
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Thomas Lipton
Charlestown
Tinton
Wait
Stranger Stabs Todd in the Back on Lucas Street
John T. Todd a 22 year old resident of 1225 Washington Street was stabbed in the back by a stranger while walking on Lucas Street in the South End and was taken to City Hospital in serious condition.
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John T. Todd
Washington Street
City Hospital
Todd
Lucas Street
South End
Big Bird Main Is Raided at Montgomery Fairgrounds
Sheriff Horace Hood and deputies raided the large cooking operation at the Montgomery county fairgrounds four miles from the city. The raid followed activity that began Monday morning, with authorities moving in early this morning.
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Montgomery
Ala
Horace Hood
Montgomery County
Fair Grounds
Chickens Fight Ring Outraged by Sheriff Raid at Arena
Sheriff Hood halted a chicken fighting raid at the fair grounds capturing no arrests as the electrical alert system protected inside patrons. More than 1000 birds were found in cages while spectators fled to avoid authorities. The birds remained at the grounds under sheriff care as investigators seek promoters and owners.
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Union Station
Y'rains
Georgia
Florida
Hood
Train kills Quincy man in West Quincy crossing tragedy
James A. White, a leading Quincy businessman and granite manufacturer, was struck and killed today by an express train at the Furnace avenue grade crossing in West Quincy. He chaired multiple local orders and associations and is survived by his wife Annie E. and son James B., plus four brothers.
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Quincy
James A. White
New England
West Quincy
Furnace Avenue
Knights of Columbus
Quincy Lodge of Elks
St. Francis Court
St. Mary’s Temperance Society
Garden hose saves Lynn house fire before firemen arrive
Harry A Landers, 20, of 6 Astor street attached a garden hose to a kitchen faucet and put out a fire at the home of Martin Ryan, 72 Astor street, as his five children ate supper. The mother helped by passing the children out a window to the eldest son John. Damage listed at 1000 dollars.
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Lynn
Martin Ryan
Astor Street
Sharry A. Landers
John
Large Flour Train Brought for Fox Company Bakery
A train carrying 5000 barrels of Washburn Crosby Gold Medal flour is en route for the George G. Fox Company. The flour will be used to bake Fox Company Creamart and Butternut breads, signaling strong demand for their products.
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Washburn-Crosby Company
George G. Fox Company
Famous
Fox Company
Arrest Four In Store Row In Washington Street
Bernard Berenson Mashie Berenson and Morris Bernstein, partners in a Washington street rain coat shop, and William T. Kenna a furniture mover were arrested after a disturbance that drew a large Christmas crowd. The dispute arose when new lessees took over the store and the partners refused to vacate after a rent misunderstanding. Mashie Berenson claimed they were not given a full week's notice.
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Bernard Berenson
Mashie Berenson
Morris Bernstein
Washington Street
William T. Kenna
Suffragette Protests Spur Disruption at London Meetings
Dec 16 London reports show strong anti peer sentiment shaping the election campaign with noisy interruptions at meetings. Austen Chamberlain faced constant disruption at Bromsgrove while Lloyd George attracted a large Free Church rally in Queens Hall where two suffragettes clashed with his car, drawing a rough crowd reaction.
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London
Sausten Chamberlain
Broms Grove
Lloyd-George
Queens Hall
House of Lords
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