Funeral set for Edward T Harrington in East Lexington
Funeral services for Edward T Harrington a Boston real estate leader who died Wednesday night at his East Lexington home will be held at his residence at 2 45 Saturday afternoon. Harrington head of Edward T Harrington Company a pioneer in suburban property development attracted many Boston business and real estate figures. Born in Boston December 14 1842 he moved to the city in 1873 and built a lasting real estate enterprise later incorporated with him as president. He was a Mason and an Odd Fellow and survived by his wife and his brother John A Harrington of Brookline.
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John A. Harrington
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Bill to Restore Hains to the Army
Senator Ray of Maryland introduced a bill to reappoint Peter C. Hains Jr. to the army and restore his former rank of captain of artillery. Hains had resigned while a prisoner at Sing Sing for the murder of William E. Annis of New York.
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Hains
Sing Sing
William E. Annis
New York
Quigley Responds to White Rats Picketing Charges
John J. Quigley of the John Quigley Theatrical Agency Inc disputes White Rats Actors’ Association claims of irregular contracts. He cites Attorney Dennia O’Brien and Judge Albert Brackett and condemns unlawful picketing and interference with his business urging courts to settle grievances.
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John J. Quigley
John Quigley
Massachusetts
White Rats Association
John Quigley Corporation
Moose Ball Plans for New Clubhouse in Boston
The third annual ball of Boston Lodge No. 34 Loyal Order of the Moose takes place this evening at Symphony Hall. More than 6000 Moosers and friends expected. proceeds fund the Moose club house building. The project aims to cost over 250 100 dollars and rise in the city core.
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Boston Lodge No. 34
Loyal Order of the Moose
Symphony Hall
New England
Leonard D Ahl to Wed Mrs Heaton in Palm Beach
Palm Beach February banquet announced the engagement of Leonard D Ahl and Mrs. Robert C Heaton of Boston. Ahl belongs to Myopia Hunt Club New York Tennis and Racquet Club Country Club Union Club Boston Athletic Association and several other clubs.
Scouts Welcome General Baden-Powell in Boston
General Baden-Powell visits Boston to greet Boy Scouts of America. An elaborate ceremony in the drill hall features troops from across Greater Boston, sea scouts from Hudson, and a banquet at City Club with officials from M V M and local military groups.
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Don’t Trifle With a Cold Patented Cough Remedy Advice
A newspaper notice warns against soothing syrups and patent cough medicines, detailing dangers from drugs and opiates. It proposes a home remedy using virgin oil of pine glycerine and whiskey with explicit dosing and a brand guarantee from Leach Chemical Co of Cincinnati Ohio.
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Leach Chemical Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Baden-Powell urges peace scouting over war in Tremon t Temple lecture
Army leader Sir Robert Baden-Powell branded war as scientific murder and urged peace scouting to build character. Major Henry W. Higginson and Lt. Gov. Robert Luce introduced him as enthusiastic youths in uniform filled the Tre mont Temple hall.
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Grace Dunbar Injures Ankle Falling From Roxbury Porch
Mrs. Grace Dunbar, 52, a housekeeper for Deputy Superintendent William B. Watts, fractured her right ankle when she fell 10 feet from the Watts residence porch while sweeping snow at 67 Homestead Street Roxbury last night.
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William B. Watts
City Hospital
Watts
Homestead Street
Roxbury
Taft Returns to White House After Cross-Country Trip
President Taft arrived in Washington from a 2000 mile trip to Ohio and back and went directly to the White House. He faces vacancies on the Supreme Court and Circuit bench, an ambassadorship to France, and several other judgeships, with decisions expected within the week. He traveled by special train from Pittsburg to Harrisburg and rested after arrival.
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Taft
White House
Supreme Court
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France
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School Closed by Smallpox in Arlington District
Dr. Lawrences Pierce of the Arlington Board of Health ordered the Locke School closed yesterday due to smallpox in the surrounding district. Mrs. Willard P. Wheaton contracted the disease, with her Westminster Avenue home quarantined. She is a friend of Mrs. McPherson, an early victim, who visited Wheaton the night before she fell ill. Wheaton was vaccinated after learning of McPherson’s illness, but too late to prevent infection.
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Arlington Board of Health
Locke
Westminster Avenue
McPherson
Mary McGilliguddy Dies at Connie Mack’s Home
Mrs. Mary McGilliguddy mother of Connie Mack longtime manager of the Athletics died at her son’s residence 2119 West Ontario Street after family members kept vigil all day awaiting her death.
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Philadelphia
Pink Pills for Pale People Promoted as Heart of Beauty
A healthful lifestyle and Dr Williams Pink Pills touted as the key to real beauty. Testimonial from Mrs O E T Wilde of Cincinnati describes recovery from weakness, cough, and exhaustion after using the pills. Free booklet and laxative samples offered by mail order.
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Clark Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Dr. Williams
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