Loring Sues Over Library Bureau Stock Dispute
Atherton Loring vice-president sues Herbert Davidson William Parker and others in Superior Court claiming misallocation of control and stock in the Library Bureau and its New Jersey offshoot. He alleges prior stock purchases and equal management rights with defendants amid a $2,500,000 corporation restructuring.
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Atherton Loring
Library Bureau
Herbert KE. Davidson
William E. Parker
Superior Court
Loring
Melville Dewey
Library Bureau of New Jersey
Dismissals Follow Albany Public Buildings Inquiry
The trustees of public buildings dismissed Richard O'Brien and James Johnston after an inquiry into the State department of public buildings. A resolution orders Elmer Blair to dispose within 60 days of his one third interest in a corporation whose apparatus was used in the boiler house and another resolution bars State employees from any interest in transactions with the State.
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Albany
N. Y
Richard O’brien
Chautauqua
James Johnston
Elmer Blair
Department of Public Buildings
Trustees of Public Buildings
State Department of Public Buildings
Eighth Anniversary Banquet Of Roxbury Abstinence Group
The St Patrick's Abstinence and Literary Association of Roxbury marks its eighth anniversary with a banquet at the Langham Hotel tonight. Formed Feb 5 1899 by Edward Phelan Cornelius Crowley and other temperance workers, the event includes a program of musical and literary selections prepared by the committee in charge.
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St. Patrick's
Roxbury
Langham Hotel
Edward Phelan
Cornelius J. Crowley
One piece frocks for boys and girls in simple style
The letter box describes a unisex one piece frock for young children with box pleats and a sailor collar, often in serge chambray or crash. It notes sizing for 4 years and prices at 10 cents, and mentions wear and versatility including knickers. Louis H. Schneider also chimes in on a rabies commissioner satirically.
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Commonwealth
Cattle Commission
Massachusetts
Pemberton Square
State Street
Bugs
Humbug
Louis H. Schneider
Simpson's Wife Testifies in Murder Trial
The trial of Dr. James W. Simpson for allegedly killing his father in law Bartley T. Horner neared the close of its case as Simpson’s wife testified she witnessed the shooting and recounted his remark Would you hang me How could you do such a thing The Polish boy Winowski, who went insane after the shooting, was barred from testifying as an eyewitness District Attorney Furman signaled willingness to accept a partial verdict.
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Riverhead
L. 1
James W. Simpson
Bartley T. Horner
Winowski
Furman
Bookies Arrested as Oaklawn Meet Opens in Arkansas
Constable Smith with 50 deputies arrested five bookmakers and clerks as Oaklawn race track opened a 60 day meet. Arrests continued with new bookies replacing the arrested ones. Passage of the Amis anti pool selling bill by the Senate sparks expectation the meeting could be halted before week’s end.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
Constable Smith
Smith
Chancery Court
Senate
Little Rock
House
Oaklawn Track
Cutting Ice on Metropolitan Reservoirs
A reader urges the state city or Metropolitan Water Board to harvest and sell the ice covering Chestnut Hill and other basins at a fair price. The writer argues ice supply could be a profitable public venture, bidding for ice should be considered if direct production is unavailable.
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Chestnut Hill
Metropolitan Water Board
Mildred Champagne Discusses Love and Sentiment
A 35 year old woman seeks guidance on age gaps in romance with a 26 year old fiancé. The column encourages confidence, notes a woman’s apparent age can be managed with discretion, and stresses enduring charm beyond numbers.
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Mildred Champagne
Love Alters Age and Rank Among Lovers
A reflective line asserts that true love transcends age and social rank, implying affection grants youthfulness and equality beyond years or status. The passage suggests love neutralizes hierarchy and makes age unimportant if affection endures.
Dear Miss Champagne Advice on a Flower and a Miss
A reader asks about a young man from a lower station who has recently avoided her after frequent calls. The columnist suggests she may have seemed unwelcoming, advises gracious behavior when seen, and notes most women face low male attention. The piece ends with a defense of honesty and humor in a woman who speaks plainly.
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Miss Champagne
Under the Chestnut Tree Dialogue on Family Roots
A snippet features Miss Eldridge claiming her family tree is old while Miss Knox notes the chestnut tree’s size. The exchange centers on heritage and a humorous observation about the tree.
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Sapleigh
Prominent Pittsburg Church Worker Dies at Home
Caroline Lindley wife of Rev. Dr. Charles W. Smith editor of the Pittsburg Christian Advocate died today in Pittsburg heart trouble. She founded several local charitable institutions and was widely known for church work across the country.
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Pittsburg
Caroline Lindley
Charles W. Smith
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