Lawson Witness In Suit Against Paine Webber Co
Thomas W. Lawson testified at the Gordon Hall suits against Paine Webber & Co stock brokers. He claimed Learnard accused William A. Paine of bucketing orders and cheating customers. The trial postponed after a Boston Journal story. jurors were cautioned and the case resumed.
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Thomas W. Lawson
James E. Hall
Paine, Webber & Co
George KE. Learnard
William A. Paine
Paine
Learnard
Hall
Copper Range Consolidated
Boston Journal
William A. Morse
Brown
Aiken
Wanamaker Funds 12 Hour Atlantic Flying Boat Project
Rodman Wanamaker sponsors a 12 to 15 hour non landing Atlantic crossing in a flying boat as a scientific test and peace argument. The craft will resemble a hydroplane with a front tractor propeller and a torpedo shaped hull. It will have 200 horsepower, an 80 foot wing span, and a 1200 square foot lifting surface. Possible pilots include Lt John H Towers and Lt Porte.
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New York
Atlantic
Rodman Wanamaker
Alan R. Hawley
Aero Club of America
Mr. Wanamaker
John H. Towers
Porte
Caldwell Quits as Paper Co. Head
W. N. Caldwell, longtime president of the American Writing Paper Company, resigns from the presidency for ill health and is elected to the board of directors at a Holyoke board meeting. The resignation was submitted at the Springfield company meeting.
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Springfield
W. N. Caldwell
American Writing Paper Company
Holyoke
Caldwell
Campaign Push Raises St Elizabeths Fund to New High
The St Elizabeths Hospital drive, begun as a $200000 goal in ten days, ended in a surge of contributions. By 9 pm yesterday 250000 had been received and receipts in the last 24 hours totaled about 80000, pushing the effort beyond the 200000 mark and likely to reach 300000 as funds continue to flow. The campaign thermometer at 451 Washington street was smashed at 6 pm, with red paint artistically dramatizing the moment.
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St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Washington Street
The
Mercury
Burnett Immigration Bill Passes House in Controversial Vote
The Burnett immigration bill with a literacy test for applicants was approved by the House 241 to 126. It requires reading a 30 to 40 word slip in English or another language, including Hebrew or Yiddish, and has drawn warnings from President Wilson. The debate was marked by sharp exchanges and disorder as Manahan and Burnett clashed and apologies were exchanged.
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Washington
United States
House
Senate
Taft
Cleveland
Wilson
Representative Burnett
Alabama
Manahan
Minnesota
Burnett
Representative Hay
Representative Manahan
Mann
Will Oppose Bill At Malden Mass Immigration Meeting
The Malden Cosmopolitan Immigration League will hold a mass protest at Lincoln Hall Malden on Sunday to oppose Burnett Dillingham immigration restriction bill. Boston leaders including Isaac Heller Mayor Shumaker Senator Cox Alderman Tarbox Abraham Alpert Attorney Bailen Nathan Rotman and A Moldofsky will address the gathering.
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Malden Cosmopolitan Immigration League
Burnett-Dillingham
Lincoln Hall
Bryant Street
Malden
Boston
Me Pill
Isaac Heller
Massachusetts Cosmopolitan Immigration League
Shumaker of
Charles M. Cox
Benjamin T. Tarbox
Abraham Alpert
The
Samuel Lawrence Bailen
Nathan Rotman
A. Moldofsky
Tim Coakley Dies in City Hospital
Timothy W. Coakley a Boston lawyer politician and author died at City Hospital at 6 30 pm from erysipelas surrounded by his family after lapsing into unconsciousness shortly after 5 pm He had been ill and in poor health for three years and had been hospitalized since Jan 15 His brother Daniel H Coakley a former law partner arrived at the bedside two minutes after death
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Timothy W. Coakley
City
Mr. Coakley
Boston
Coakley
Daniel H. Coakley
Attorney Coakley Dies At Age Fifty In Boston
The attorney Daniel H. Coakley died with his wife at his bedside. He would have turned 50 next May 10 and practiced law in Boston since 1889. A widely known figure he engaged in politics and twice ran for office, losing to John F. Cronin by 60 votes in 1892-93 for the Senate.
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Coakley
Joseph A. Dennison
Mr. Coakley
Daniel H. Sughrue
Daniel H. Coakley
Boston
John F. Cronin
Senate
Will Take Bride Of 64 And 38 In Dorchester Back Bay
Mary F. Drow aged 38 of Dorchester and Everett F. Sweet aged 64 of Back Bay received a marriage license yesterday from City Registrar Edward W. McGlewen. Sweet runs a business in the market district at 52 Union Street dealing in East India goods. The bride said the ceremony would be soon but no date had been set, noting marriages can linger after license grant.
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Edward W. McGlewen
Mary F. Drow
Lyman Terrace
Dorchester
Everett F. Sweet
Westland Avenue
Symphony Apartments
Back Bay
Union Street
Upham's Corner
Wakefield High School Debate on School Location
Wakefield Alumni Association and Wakefield High School debating societies will discuss whether the new high school should be located at the south or north end of the town. The debate will be held in the Town Hall at a near date, with continued coverage on page 9.
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Wakefield Alumni Association
Wakefield High School
Cole quits get place fire commissioner's resignation to mayor
Fire Commissioner Charles H. Cole submitted his resignation to Mayor Curley. The mayor indicated acceptance is likely and hinted at a successor, with David B. Shaw or John R. Murphy named as possibilities. Murphy declined any city post.
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Believe Murphy
Charles H. Cole
Boston
Curley
Cole
David B. Shaw
John R. Murphy
Commissioner Cole Heads Boston Fire Dept After Mayor's Move
Commissioner Cole was appointed head of the Boston fire department about two years ago as Mayor Fitzgerald forcibly removed the former chief. The transition followed a controversial decision by city leadership.
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Cole
Boston Fire Department
Fitzgerald
Moon and celestial notes mark early spring approach
The entry lists moonrise and set times for Portland Gloucester and Newport with a February 10 date noting the 86th day of the year and 43 days to spring. It mentions morning and evening stars Mars Saturn Jupiter and Venus and notes anniversaries Dwight Moody born 1837 Hiram Maxim born 1840 and Roger Williams party arriving in Boston from England.
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Portland
Gloucester
Newport
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Dwight Moody
Hiram 8
Maxim
Roger Williams
Boston
England
Governors Coune
I. King
Forecast for Boston area turns colder with fair Thursday
The forecast calls for fair and colder conditions in Boston and vicinity on Thursday. By Friday the weather becomes unsettled in parts with moderate westerly or northwest winds and increasing cloudiness, as Northern New England remains fair and colder.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Temperature record at Thompson's Spa yesterday
Yesterday’s temperatures at Thompson’s Spa show highs around 66 and lows near 45 with average values noted. The digitized text is garbled but indicates daily temperature readings and comparisons to the previous year’s figures.
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Thompson's Spa
Train Hits Auto in Providence Killing Two Priests
A New York New Haven and Hartford train struck a four man auto near East Blackstone station killing J Arthur Roberg and Leoni Leoni. Two priests Rev Henry Gadet and Rev George Trottier were badly hurt but aided companions after the crash. The crossing lacked gates and the hill obstructed view as traffic was light.
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Providence
R. L
New York, New Haven & Hartford
East Blackstone
Father Trottier
Leoni
Boston
Woonsocket
J. P. Monahan
E. F. McCaffrey
McCaffrey
St. Ann's Rectory
Roberge
W. L. Johnson
Uxbridge
New Steamship Line Planned for Charlestown Docks
A Boston and Pacific steamship line to be established in the city will dock at the lumber wharf of Lawrence and Wiggin on Medford street in Charlestown. Plans are not finalized, but details are expected to be announced within a few days.
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Boston and Pacific Steamship Une
Lawrence & Wiggin
Medford Street
Charlestown
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