Alumni Association Dinner Names Rogers Model Speaker
The Institute of Technology Alumni Association met at Hotel Brunswick for its annual dinner and officer elections. Colonel Frank L. Locke was elected president and Walter B. Snow vice president. James P. Munroe urged memory of William Barton Rogers and called for forward progress beyond the institution’s current reach.
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the Institute of Technology
Hotel Brunswick
Samuel J. Mixser
Henry S. Pritchett
James M. Crafts
Charles R. Cross
James P. Munroe
Frank L. Locke
Walter B. Snow
William Barton Rogers
Rogers
Watertown Gift Delayed Toy Truck For Chief Livermore
Watertown citizens presented Chief Engineer Livermore with a toy combination truck and carriage instead of the ordered real wagon from Elmira New York. The toy will be on display in front of Claflin's drug store Saturday evening from 6 to 9.
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Woman Set Fire To Mattress In Charlestown Home
Mrs. Jane Eberlein 28 a nervous sufferer started a mattress fire at 54 Warren street Charlestown yesterday afternoon. Mary McLaughlin 17 intervened and saw the blaze she warned others and alerted a tenant who extinguished the fire. Patrolman Bowly took Eberlein to the station then to the tombs for safe keeping.
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Mary McLaughlin
Eberlein
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Bowly
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Mrs. Eberlein
Handline fishing gains ground off Provincetown
Frozen squid costing 92 cents attract cod and pollock sold for 50 dollars to the hook of local handliners off the Long Point outer shore. While 99 percent of ground fishermen use the trawl with good success, some handliners near Provincetown Harbor have earned up to 160 dollars in the past month, proving productive in the harbor mouth area.
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Provincetown
Long Point
Dodge to Face Perjury Case in New York
Charles F. Dodge, moved from Texas, reached New York to answer perjury charges connected to the Dodge Morse divorce case. He swore he had not been served with a summons in the suit that led to the divorce for Mrs. Charles W. Morse. Dodge’s attorney, Nathaniel Cohen, said his client will continue the fight and will not plead guilty.
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Texas
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Morse
Europe
Woman slips breaks collar bone in Cambridge incident
Mrs John Southlick of 3 Bullard street Cambridge fell while leaving Mrs Gliddens house and broke her collar bone last night. She was carried home in great pain and is being treated for injuries.
Habeas corpus hearing over Cohen held for B and E
Samuel Cohen charged with breaking and entering in New Hampshire appeared in the Supreme Judicial Court on a habeas corpus petition claiming unlawful detention by Massachusetts order. The judge continued the case until December 27 and set bonds at 1500 dollars.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Samuel Cohen
New Hampshire
Cohen
Massachusetts
Labor Unions Elect Officers for New Year
Peter L. Mitchell was reelected president of Boilermakers Lodge 250. Other officers elected include Vice-president J. Gressell, recording secretary Thomas Gamester, financial secretary David Yule, corresponding secretary James Galvin, and treasurer John H. Naneas. John Billis was elected president of Boston Longshoremen's Provident Union, with Vice-president Patrick Rice, recording secretary W. J. Forbush, financial secretary W. J. O'Brien, and treasurer Thomas Young also chosen.
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Boilermakers’ Lodge 250
J. Gressell
Thomas Gamester
David Yule
James Galvin
John H. Naneas
John Billis
Boston Longshoremen’s Provident Union
Patrick Rice
W. J. Forbush
W. J. O’brien
Thomas Young
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY WITH LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
An old advertisement offers a one day cold cure using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Groggis refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature appears on each box. 25c.
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E. W. Grove
Proverb Contest Rules for Boston Post Entries
The Boston Post requests submissions for the Post Proverb Contest Nos 81 and 82 by 6 p m Saturday Dec 31. Send to Proverb Editor P O Box 5276 Boston Mass with prepaid postage. Use first class postage on coupon answers.
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Proverb Contest Rules Dusts Off Post Coupons
Contestants must use Post coupons printed with Proverb Pictures and mail lists to Proverb Editor, Boston Post. Entries accepted until 6 pm December 31. one prize per contestant. duplicates allowed but kept together. book of proverbs available for 25 cents. editor may change rules as needed.
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Proverb Contest Rules Clarify Answer Format and Envelopes
The Proverb Editor states typewritten, ink, or pencil answers have no advantage. legibility and neatness suffice. Duplicates mean multiple same-proverb solutions on different coupons, mailed in one complete set. Ensure order, avoid splitting envelopes, and note coupon numbering corrections and version acceptance rules.
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Seven year old sparks chase ends in arrest on Cambridge Street
A girl cried Stop thief when she saw a man steal a bundle from an express wagon on Cambridge Street. Patrolmen Wyman and Sullivan chased down Frank Galvin of 66 Cambridge Street, accusing him of theft. The bundle held multiple Christmas presents addressed to Mrs. M. J. Boland of Newton.
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Wyman and Sullivan
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Frank Galvin
M. J. Boland
Adams Street
Newton
Police Station Lodger Almost Asphyxiated
Edward McKenzie. a homeless man, nearly died from gas at Brookline police station basement lodging last night after turning the gas on but not shutting it off. A policeman woke him when he smelled escaping gas. authorities deem it an accident with no suggestion of self harm.
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Brookline
Edward McKenzie
McKenzie
Miss Roosevelt Returns to Washington for Holidays
Washington dispatch says Miss Alice Roosevelt, her stay with New York friends ending, will join in White House holiday festivities. She is to figure prominently in the Christmas season events at the executive mansion.
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Alice Roosevelt
New York
White House
Catarrlets and Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised Cure
Catarrlets nasal remedies relieve catarrh by calming inflammation deodorizing discharge and sweetening breath. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood addressing the cause of catarrh and offers radical permanent cures. Catarrlets by mail 50 cents postpaid. C I Hood Co Lowell Mass.
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C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Judge and Jury Convince in Cloak Case Verdict
In New York on December 23 Justice Seabury and 12 jurors heard Catherine Joyce, a 22 year old English model, testify that a garment designed for a 86 model did not fit her. She claimed perfect measurements and demonstrated the cloak’s flaws. The jury returned a verdict for the defendants, Max Silverman’s employer A Goldstein & Son.
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New York
Max Silverman
A. Goldstein & Son
University Place
Silverman
Christmas Koch Treatment Offer at Boston Institute
Free Koch Specialist physician services offered this month at the Boston Koch Institute 175 Tremont Street next to Tremont Theatre. Free examination and Koch Inhalation Treatment for consumption asthma bronchitis and catarrh with charges only for Koch Tuberculing remedies. Offer ends December 31. Call now to start treatment and regain health. Special home treatment available and write for details.
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Tremont Theatre
Koch
Tremont St
Costello Turned Down for Charlestown Foreman Job
Peter Costello, long-time assistant to the City Hall superintendent, would have earned 1400 as Charlestown district foreman. Benjamin H. Green, a sub foreman, has been appointed and awaits the Mayor’s approval, with objections expected. Costello’s allies blame ex-Alderman Philip O’Brien for the shift and for keeping Costello out.
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Donovan
City Hall
Charlestown
Benjamin H. Green
Green
Costello
Joseph J. Corbett
Philip O’brien
Malden High School classmate pallbearers at John Concannon funeral
John Concannon, ninth grade pupil at Lincoln School, died Wednesday. His funeral at Sacred Heart Church was attended by his classmates, Principal F B Hobart, and former teacher Mrs Burpee. Pallbearers included Paul Hammond, Albert Jacobus, Clarence Body, Donald McDonald, James Christianson, and Eugene Walsh. Interment followed at Holy Cross.
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Eugene Walsh
Holy Cross
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