Law exam admits applicants under House 20 provision
Yesterday officials announced that if no objections are filed under H 20, examining boards will admit the applicants to the next phase in Cambridge and Boston. Names listed include Raynond P Delli and Erick A Kehnett among others from North Attleboro and nearby areas.
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Mi 3
Oeres Jr
Cambridge
Chase
Xone Genrae Broce
East
Siee Pohen Dhalees
Raynend
Delli
Attleboro
Singer
Boston
Wits
Sanpeahah
Sanpeahah, Wie ¢ Aa Are Erick A. Kehnett
Bostamin A. Teonardi
Roxbury Boys Form Max Newman Club
A group of Roxbury youths named themselves the Max Newman Club asserting a shared identity and purpose. The article notes the local origin of the club and its community undertones.
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Roxbury
Max Newman
Reichstag Opened by Kaiser as Empire Assembly Opens
Berlin Feb 7 Emperor William opened at noon the 13th Reichstag since the empire’s foundation. He spoke from the throne with Whitsles present in uniform or dress, while no representative of the social democratic party attended. The session assembled with over one-fourth of the house as members in attendance.
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Berlin
William
Reichstag
Social’ Dermiocratic Party
Emperor Opens Reichstag Amid Calls for Military Growth
The Reichstag opening featured Albert Traeger leading deputies in hearty cheers as the Emperor entered in medieval pomp. The speech, delivered via Dr. Von Bethmann-Hollweg, pushed for increased army and navy, while finances and tariff policy were praised before the ceremony closed.
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Lea
Albert Traeger
Tinecer
Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg
Germany
Nperial
Fire damages Cambridge drying houses at Sylvester Tower
A blaze in Cambridgeport at the Sylvester Tower Company drying houses on Broadway caused extensive damage and tied up the Cambridge fire department for over three hours. The fire confined to the drying station near 16 carloads of high grade woods including maple basswood walnut mahogany pine. It is believed to have started from overheated steam pipes at the bottom of the sheds.
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Sylvester Tower Company
Plane Keys and Action Manufacturers
Broadway
Cambridgeport
Cambridge Fire Department
Witness Shields Swift Aid Case As Stock Scams Unfold
Chicago reports DA Wilkerson battles to use grand jury records in the Swift & Company case as John M Chaplin denies directives from Charles H Swift on beef test costs. Chaplin’s testimony spans years and reveals a wave of failed ventures and investor losses, with references to a grand jury record and a dramatic financial collapse.
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Chicago
Wilkerson
Packers
Federal Grand Jury
John M. Chaplin
Charles H. Swift
Swift & Company
Chapin
Wikerson
Carpenter
Chaplin
Richards Active in London Again
In a recent circular Richards proposes to buy back stock in his enterprise and to take over ownership from former shareholders. He claims shares are worth five times his price and offers to buy or return deposits, while a Post reporter finds few investors who received money.
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Boston
New York
Paris
London
Séine
Post
Post Office
Richards
George Livingston Richards
Was-En
GROVE BIDS BROMO QUININE CURES HEADACHES
A historical medical note mentions Bromo Quinine as a worldwide remedy for colds and grip, with a prompt to look for a full signature, BE. W. GROVE.
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Eduss
BE. W. Grove
Rescue of 29 Horses as South Boston Building Burns
A fire at 190 West First Street in South Boston, housing R Estabrook Sons Company plumbers' supplies, spread to a nearby barn at 196 West First Street. Twenty nine horses were rescued as flames threatened a large conflagration. about $1000 in damage occurred. Police investigate the unknown cause as onlookers gathered along Dorchester Bay.
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Boston
West First Street
R. Estabrook Sons . Company
P. Galvin
Dorchester Bay
W and A Bacon Employees Ball in Roxbury
The 12th annual reunion and ball of the W. and A. Bacon Employees' Benefit Association of Roxbury drew over 500 guests to Intercolonial Hall on Dudley Street. A musical dancing farce The Belle and the Beau was presented by Nichols and Wakefield. Grand march began at 9 p.m. led by Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Saunders and others, with 100 couples following.
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W. & A. Bacon
Roxbury
Intercolonial Hall
Dudley Street
Nichols and Wakefield
Augustus.Bacon
Hugh D. ‘Gis
Charles Driscoll
D. R. Provendi
John Quinsler
Abraham Saunders
Thomas W. Hegan
Nellie M. Shea
Raymond Gibbs
Jennie Gibbs
Haymarket Dance Hall Closed After Reform Crusade
The Haymarket, a notorious Tenderloin dance hall in New York, had its license revoked today by the commissioner of the bureau of licenses after a long reform drive. Once a well known venue, it stood as a remnant of the old Tenderloin with slumming parties often visited.
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Paris
London
Armstrong
Grafton
New York
Haymarket
Tenderloin
Bureau of Licensés
Morse Due Today in Gotham
Charles W. Morse left Atlanta on the Birmingham special at 2 45 p m for New York where he will arrive about 3 o clock tomorrow. The sentence in the federal penitentiary was recently commuted by President Taft because he was said to be dying.
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Atlanta
Charles W. Morse
Federal Penitentiary
Taft
Birmingham
New York
Morse Improves and Headed for New York Departure
Morse has improved at the Piedmont Hotel and walked with help to the freight elevator. He traveled by carriage to the depot with Mrs. Morse and Dr. Fowler, then boarded a train in a private drawing room. The ex-banker plans a rest in Germany at Bad Nauheim before returning to Wall Street.
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Morse
Piedmont
A. L. Fowler
Federal Prison
New York
Wall Street
Bad Nauheim
Germany
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Grayness Reversal
Advertising copy touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as the best treatment for gray hair and scalp troubles. It claims sulfur supports hair color and vitality, urging readers to buy a fifty cent bottle from druggists with a money back guarantee if not as represented.
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Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York
Wyeth
City Auditor Reports $23 Million Spent and Budget Transfers
Regular January statement shows total city expenditures of 23,778,294.38 with unexpended balances of 312,110.61. Transfers increased departmental appropriations by 154.89, notably 27,000 to schoolhouse, 19,360.60 to public buildings, and 23,442 to health. The water service balance stands at 64,521.97 with revenue 2,798,084.26 and expenditures 2,777,328.28.
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Mitchell
Public Buildings Department
Health Department
School Department
Paviic Grounds Department
Water Service
Maiden Name Testimony Granted In Divorce Case
Mrs. Blanche A. Pearl Jefféry of Brookline, formerly married to Boston attorney Richard A. Jeffery, was allowed by Judge Flint at Dedham to testify to her maiden name Blanche A. Pearl after his divorce on grounds of desertion.
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Blanche A. Pearl Jefféry
Brookline
Richard A. Jeffery
Boston
Tremont Building
Every Man Read This Read This Treatment For Nerves
An East reputed home remedy promises to fortify nerve force and health. It targets the nervous and tired, claiming benefits for insomnia dizziness and despondency, with a home prep using syrups and tinctures to be taken after meals and at night.
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East
Boston Testimony on Dean's Kidney Pills
John C. Nolat of South Boston reports suffering kidney and bladder trouble with headaches dizziness and sleeplessness. After hospital care failed he used Dean's Kidney Pills and says they restored his health.
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John C. Nolat
K Street
Boston
Mass
Dean
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Boston Residents
Boston readers report quick lasting relief from backache urinary disorders and weak kidneys after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Home testimonials from six thousand newspapers and thirty thousand people are cited as proof of merit urging sufferers to try the remedy.
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Boston
Dean
Theresia M. Becker
Chestnut Square
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Boston Reader
Mrs. Frederick Grant of Brigham Street East Boston Mass praises Doan's Kidney Pills for years of use with benefit and says they cured her lumbago and kidney symptoms. She notes family members also benefited and recalls starting treatment in England.
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Frederick Grant
Brigham Street
Boston
Mass
Doan
England
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Local Resident
H H Roberts of 744 EB Fourth Street South Boston reports no kidney symptoms since using Doan's Kidney Pills years ago. He says the remedy cured severe pain and irregular secretions, and lived up to its claims.
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H. H. Roberts
Fourth Street
South
Boston
Dean
Doan
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