Noted Lawyer Dies Sudden in Courthouse Corridor
Theodore H. Tyndale Boston lawyer renowned for probate expertise collapsed at Pemberton square courthouse after lunch with his wife. He was a Civil War veteran, Harvard Law School graduate, and a longtime charitable figure. A separate item notes Dr Marion L Burton accepting the presidency of the University of Minnesota at a salary of 10000 dollars per year.
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Theodore H. Tyndale
Boston
Pemberton Square
Mt. Vernon Street
Somerset Street
Attorney Tyndale
Mr. Tyndale
Belleville
Harvard Law School
Illinois
Minneapolis
Marion Leroy Burton
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
University of Minnesota
Board of
Regents
George N. Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
Burton
Marion L. Burton
Board of Regents
Minnesota
Europe
Smith
Charlestown Church Holds Big Reunion
The annual St. Francis de Sales Church reunion in Charlestown was held last night in the armory on Bunker Hill street. Proceeds go to a parish poor fund. Rev. William H. Walsh oversaw the event with committees organizing dancing, refreshments, and whist. Rev. James N. Supple attended and welcomed former parishioners now living elsewhere.
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St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Charlestown
Bunker Hill Street
William H. Walsh
James N. Supple
Recommendation for deeper probe of Boston Elevated finances
A special commission studying the Boston Elevated road plans a thorough report to the Legislature urging a deeper investigation of the finances and condition of the L line. It also suggests allowing the company to issue bonds beyond its capital stock.
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Boston
Gas fixture accident sparks $5000 suit in West End
Annie Epstein sues Hyman Goodowsky and others over injuries from a gas fixture falling on her at 108 Brighton Street. Trial in Superior Court before Judge Bell. testimony describes lighted gas and subsequent operation. jury not yet reached verdict. sealed verdict expected next morning.
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Annie Epstein
Hyman Goodowsky
Brighton Street
West End
Bell
Epstein
Pomeroy Seen as Ungrateful By Governor Council
The Governor's Council views Jesse Pomeroy as ungrateful for refusing a sentence commutation and rejects any full pardon. Councillor Richard I Andrews pressed Pomeroy to obey prison rules, noting the council's prior support and urging reform to aid his case and public perception. Andrews' letter warns that defiance harms Pomeroy and public opinion.
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Jesse Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Richard I’. Andrews
Lifer
Andrews
Richard F. Andrews
Boston & Maine Rail Road seeks receivership expansion
The directors request the right to arrange receivership proceedings with creditors and to cover the entire expense if needed. Their brief, filed with Judge James M. Morton Jr., supports making the receivership permanent, a motion heard last month.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
James M. Morton, Jr
United States District Court
George L. Mayberry
Boyd KB. Jones
Road
Intercontinental Rubber Company
Morton
Milk fines total $1000 in Central Court ruling
A record one day total of fines was imposed for milk and oleomargarine violations. Joseph Boardman led with $220 for milk with cream removed and substandard milk, with many others fined for related offenses including marking oleo margarine as butter, selling without license, and unmarked or creamless milk.
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Joseph H. Boardman
Tufts Street
Somerville
Jean Pampejian
Shawmut Avenue
Antronig Dumanian
Radu Moses
Dover Street
Lesvokifs Legelis
Northampton Street
Harry Pappas
Warren M. Hayes
Howard Street
Burton J. Gibsom
St. Botolph Street
Christos Pappas
Wuntington Avenue
Manchester
Bearse
Tranover Street
Andrew Masuecco
Unity Street
Lena Eberthofsky
Morton Street
Antonio Gentile
Sheafe Street
Frank Langone
Hanover Street
Minority stockholders seek to set aside receivership order
Opposed minority stockholders ask the court to annul the order appointing a temporary receiver in the Intercontinental Rubber Company case, alleging collusion of directors induced the complainant to file the receivership.
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Intercontinental Rubber Company
Senate defers Grayson nomination in face of GOP resolutions
Washington January 81. Republican resolutions prompt the Senate to again defer action on President Wilson's nomination of Dr Cary T Grayson as medical director with rear admiral rank. Nominations of Paymaster-General Samuel McGowan as pay director Frederick R Harris as civil engineer and Surgeon General Wm C Braisted as medical director, all with rear admiral rank, were confirmed.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
Frederick R. Harris
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Wm. C. Braisted
Keep Issues Alive and Win News Coverage on Suffrage
Massachusetts suffragists were urged by Boston editor Dr Ernest Grue ning to supply real live news to Boston papers to gain publicity. The suffrage school at headquarters held sessions with speakers Mrs Marion Booth Kelly and Miss Mary M Denson, planning four weeks of classes on public speaking and political work.
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Delmer Eugene Croft
Massachusetts
Boston
Ernest Gruening
Marlon Booth Kelly
Cambridge
Lewis J. Johnson
Mary M. Denson
Scott's Emulsion Ad Promotes Health
A health advertisement urges readers to use Scott's Emulsion to strengthen the system when tired or nervous. It touts the product as a blood enriching, tissue building liquid food free from alcohol or drugs and notes forty three years of physician prescription.
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Scott's
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
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Emer
Winter Street
B. M
U. S
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Silene
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