Brown Tardy With Support Ordered To Explain At Probate Court
Lowell Feb 2 George H Brown a former policeman rising to city finance and streets chief is summoned to appear Feb 10 at Probate Court Cambridge to show why he has not paid $388 monthly to his wife for three months as required by a decree A year earlier Mrs Brown sued for separation and was ordered $38 monthly. It is alleged he stopped payments three months ago.
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Lowell
George H. Brown
Camidge
Brown
New Hampshire House Bills Rail Mileage Rate Increase
A New Hampshire House committee bill granting the Public Service Commission authority to raise railroad mileage rates passed. An amendment to set a statewide maximum rate at two and a quarter cents per mile was defeated.
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Concord
N. H
Public Service Commission
House
The Morrow Man Leads Sunday Post Magazine Feature
Adam and Eve and the Serpent star in A C Allenson's The Morrow Man as the centerpiece of the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine with a focus on dramatic themes and literary intrigue.
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Adam and Eve and the Serpent
A. C. Allenson
Next Sunday Post
Claims the B and M head evasive over fare increases
President R S Bauer of the Essex County Associated Boards of Trade accuses Boston and Maine president Hustis of giving an evasive reply to fare increase protests. He demands full details on capitalization land holdings and operating costs to justify higher rates and protect the public.
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R. S. Bauer
Essex County Associated Boards of Trade
F. J. Macleod
Public Service Commission
Boston & Maine Railroad
Massachusetts
Hustis
Commonwealth
Waverly
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Mayor Curley Cuts 5000 From Celebration Budget
Mayor Curley announced a ten percent reduction of the $50,000 annual celebration appropriation aiming to fund boulevard lamps. The $5000 savings will be allocated evenly across city districts, replacing festive spending with longer term street lighting.
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Curley
Lost Child From Cambridge Found After Blizzard
A seven year old girl named Bella Hardy from 2 Hewes Street Cambridge wandered from home during a blizzard and was found by an officer at City Hall avenue police station where she had tried to sing and play the guard house piano before her parents reclaimed her.
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City Hall Avenue
Cambridge
Bella Hardy
Hewes Street
Somerville Music Supervisor Henry Hadley Dead
S Henry Hadley longtime music supervisor for Somerville public schools died at Boston City Hospital after a surgical operation. He leaves a widow and two sons Henry K and Arthur D Hadley. Henry K is a renowned American composer and conductor of the San Francisco Symphony, Arthur D was a Boston Symphony cellist now with his brother in San Francisco.
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S. Henry Hadley
Somerville
Boston City Hospital
Henry K
San Francisco
Arthur D
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Protest Meeting on Ship Bill in Boston Th
Mayor Curley will address a noon protest meeting of Boston business men at Faneuil Hall on Thursday opposing the proposed ship bill. Speakers include former Governor Curtis Guild and Mayor Henry L Higginson. The piece also mentions interviews with J Pierpont Morgan and other financiers in the upcoming Sunday Post Masaczine.
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Curley
Business Men of
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Curtis Guild
Henry L. Higginson
J. Pierpont Morgan
Sunday Post
Fraud in Proxy Use Charged in Boston Mutual Suit
Damon E. Hall sues Boston Mutual Life Insurance and Frank H. Viele in Superior Court alleging proxies voted at a recent meeting were obtained by misrepresentation. The suit claims proxies were used to influence control of offices salaries and management without proper notice and for improper purposes.
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Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company
Frank H. Viele
Damon E. Hall
Hall
Guaranty Capital
Viele
Cambridge Schools Enforce Strict Musical Neutrality
Cambridge officials ban unapproved music in public school programs. The directive, signed by John B. Whoriskey director of music and M. E. Fitzgerald superintendent, orders no music not approved by the director of music.
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Cambridge
Tipperary
John B. Whoriskey
M. E. Fitzgerald
Harpalyce to be New York's Belgian ship
The Commission for Relief in Belgium announced the steamship Harpalyce will sail from New York as the New York State ship. Its entire cargo is expected to be contributed by the State of New York.
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Harpalyce
New York
Commission For Relief In
Belgium
Boston
New York State
Magrath May Stay On Job
Pressure will mount on Governor Walsh on his return from New York to reappoint Medical Examiner George B. Magrath. The decision has stalled for nearly a year amid charges against the current medical examiner’s administration. A verdict against two of three defendants in the North Grove street morgue case for conspiracy to defame Dr. Magrath is expected to influence the governor’s choice.
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Walsh
New York
George B. Magrath
North Grove Street
Magrath
Morgue case verdict clears Dr. Magrath amid political clashes
The jury found Frederick L. Green and George W. Miller guilty of conspiring to defame Medical Examiner George B. Magrath and of stealing $230 from a corpse. Superintendent Thomas H. Kingston was acquitted. District Attorney Pelletier defended the verdict and criticized Governor Walsh’s appointment process.
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Frederick L. Green
Grove Street
George W. Miller
George B. Magrath
Timothy O’brien
Thomas H. Kingston
Green
Miller
Dr. Magrath
Will of Yale professor is probated in New Haven
The will of Professor Andrew Wheeler Phillips former dean of the Yale Graduate School was admitted to probate. The estate valued between 50000 and 75000 dollars goes to his widow and then to his brother Daniel Phillips. Upon Daniel Phillips death Yale University will receive the remainder to endow a mathematics chair.
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New Haven
Andrew Wheeler Phillips
Yale Graduate School
Daniel Phillips
Yale University
Breakfast funds for unemployed women received
A $100 check from the Players Equal Suffrage League was accepted by Mayor Curley and will be used to provide breakfasts for unemployed women who stay at the city lodging house at 65 West Brookline Street.
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Curley
Players Equal Suffrage League
Women's Municipal Lodging House
West Brookline Street
Laughing Gas Kills Dentist in Paddock Building
The body of dentist Hermann E. Stahl was found yesterday in his fourth floor office. Medical Examiner Magrath said death was related to personal safety but not suicide or foul play. Dentists in the building stated Stahl had been testing nitrous oxide оборудование for anesthesia when he was overcome.
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Hermann E. Stahl
Magrath
Stahl
Young Dentist Dr Stahl Dies In Apparatus Mishap
Dr Stahl aged 21 of 104 Clark avenue Chelsea was found dead after an oxygen gas mask incident in his Paddock building office. Dr Magrath and dentists say he adjusted the mask while standing, was overcome, and sank to the floor. Dr Rich of 149 Tremont street found the body shortly after 4. The gas was shut off by the Medical Examiner’s arrival. Rich or another person may have turned it off. Dr Stahl taught at Tufts Dental School, had a promising practice, and lived with his father Hermann Stahl, a noted business man. He had just lunch and had occupied the office for about two months.
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Magrath
Stahl
Clark Avenue
Chelsea
Hermann Stahl
Tufts Dental School
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