Metropolitan Clothing Co Opens Large New Boston Store
The Metropolitan Clothing Company moves to Kneeland and Washington streets offering a vast stock and an extensive introductory sale. Owner S. Aaronson headlines a major South End shop with 16,000 square feet of men’s wear and broad offerings for all ages, promising value and top service.
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Metropolitan Clothing Company
Kneeland
Washington Streets
Metropolitan
Massachusetts
Washington Street
Comt
Boston
Browning, King & Co
Washington
Kneeland Streets
Bos
New England
Aaronson
Emporium
Metropolitan Company
South End
Repucrin Ano Basket
Arcade
R. H. White Company
Canal Street
Haymarket
Nine killed in Soo wreck near Sand Point
Ottawa Ont February reports say nine people died and more than twenty injured in a collision between two Soo specials on the Canadian Pacific line near Sand Point. The east and west bound trains were told to stop and pass there. The railway places blame on the west bound crew, conductor Nidd admitting the engineer had orders to stop but that Nidd should have halted him. The crash occurred three and a half miles west of Sand Point.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canadian Pacific
Sand Point
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Nidd
SONS OF VETERANS MEET IN LORIMER HALL AT STATE CONFERENCE
The 22d annual Massachusetts Division Sons of Veterans session began in Lorimer Hall with 157 delegates present led by Orran L. Stone. He urged forming a home for aged veterans and their wives. Banquet followed in Quincy House with toastmaster Stone introducing George A. Marden and other speakers from Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
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Massachusetts
Sons of Veterans
Lorimer Hall
Orran L. Stone
Condin
Brothers of the Division
Quincy House
Country
Edward Hersey Brewster
Whitman
Corporal Tanner
Willard Howland
F. B. Tucker
Mazon City
Guy Andrews Ham
Dorchester
John B. Gilman
Ladies' Aid Society Meets Amid Greetings and Elections
The Ladies' Aid Society auxiliary to the Sons of Veterans met in Gilbert Hall with greetings from the Massachusetts Army Nurses Association. Officers will be elected today and the attendees will then accept Mrs Evans's invitation to a campfire at People's Church This summary captures the event's main actions and attendees.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Sons of Veterans
Gilbert Hall
Massachusetts Army Nurses’ Association
Dr Charles Co. Offers Free Sample Box and Massage Guide
A sample box and the Art of Massage guide are offered, featuring claims of Dr Charles Flesh Food. The offer promises free delivery for a 10 cent payment covering costs and includes long directions for facial neck and arm massage and bust development.
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Charles
Dr. Charles
B. Woodward & Co
Bromfield St
Butler’s Branch Drug Dept
Temple Place
Kaapag Drug Dept
Washington St
R. H.ite Co
Jordan Marsh Co
Houghton & Dutton
Notable Figures Inquiries And Historic Claims
Noted scholars and officials are named in a collection of items. Emperor William lauded as top Shakspearian scholar. Gibbs named president of New Hampshire College. Roosevelt’s White House duties cited as straining funds. Atkinson described as England’s oldest engineer. Constantine Stephanovbe, Yale graduate, active in Macedonian relief efforts amid Turkish brutalities.
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William David Gibbs
University of Illinois
New Hampshire College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Texas
Thomas Atkinson
England
George Stephenson
Constantine Stephanovbe
Yale
Mme. Taiska
Ellen Stone
Matinee Snow Racecard Lights Up Brighton Speedway
Bitter cold blanketed Boston as matinee snow racing returned with two blue ribbon events at Brighton speedway. Fashion, driven by Walter Farmer, won after Lifemark the shoe issue and Astro L. were involved in a three heat scramble. numerous local drivers showcased speed with horses like Malizie Sydney, Gilcurry, Altmar, Giger, and Special Boy drawing applause.
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Brighton Speedway
Boston
Fred Field
Brockton
Driving Club
Alice Carr
T. WU. Plant
Lifemark
Daisywood
Mr. Plant
John Shepard
Astro L
Mr. Farmer
Fashion
Speedway
W. J. Furbush
West Newton
Malizie Sydney
Sonny” Craig
Gilcurry
George G. Hall
Altmar
Ralph Hanks
Nethersole
George Johnson
Alice Shedd
A. J. Furbush
Mildura
Bud Morrill
P. J. Conlin
Jack Crabtree
W. H. Ralston
Walter Corbett
Etta Powers
Yellow Headlines Parade to Post Editor Inbox
In the ongoing gold eagle competition, the Post receives fresh ideas amid a flood of yellow headlines. Editors select standout lines from hundreds of submissions, hoping to spark a new era of bold, memorable front-page phrasing.
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Post
Gold Eagle
Beautiful gowns worn by prominent society women
Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer, formerly Miss Pauline Revere, is pictured walking the Commonwealth avenue promenade in a mouse color broadcloth gown. The skirt, plain yet well fitted with silk tucks, trains slightly. bodice in white peau de cygne. tight waistcoat with white satin lining and silk cord edging. The coat features tight fit, plain finish, silk frogs, and a high collar. A large black felt hat with black ostrich feathers completes the ensemble.
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Nathaniel Thayer
Pauline Revere
Commonwealth Avenue
Thayer
Woman Recovers $1000 From Dental Company
Isabella Testa was awarded $1000 in superior court in a suit against the New York Painless Dentist Company for injury to her mouth. She claimed a tooth was extracted and the tooth was broken with a stump left in the gum, causing inflammation and considerable suffering.
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Isabella Testa
Superior Court
New York Painless Dentist Company
Colgate Alumni to Dine at Hotel Berkeley
The New England Colgate Alumni Association will hold its annual dinner at the Hotel Berkeley located at Boylston and Berkeley streets at 7 p.m. on February 22. Rev. Dr. George Edmonds Merrill, Colgate President, will attend and speak, with Rev. Dr. C. H. Watson of Arlington presiding. Alumni planning to attend should notify Secretary Rev. L. C. H. Rochdale Mass before February 19.
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New England
Colgate
University
Berkeley
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
George Edmonds Merrill
C. H. Watson
Arlington
Rochdale
Mass
Brookline's Joseph Walker Takes Seat in House
The new House member from Brookline, Joseph Walker, begins his first year on the Ways and Means committee. He follows his father, ex-Congressman Joseph H. Walker of Worcester, bringing a foundation-on-facts approach and quiet reserve.
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Brookline
Joseph Walker
Walker
Commonwealth
Joseph H. Walker
Worcester
Innovation in Keiths Boston theatre programme
B F Keith adds a unique ladies friendly programme at his Tremont street house. It features artistic front page design and a color diagram of the orchestra and balconies, with no advertisements, only theater related information and prices. The publication matches the theatre’s beauty and workmanship and is likely unique worldwide.
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B. F. Keith
Boston
Tremont Street
Keith
Dog show entries promise successful exhibition in Boston
The New England Kennel Club beach show committee anticipates a record Boston dog show with entries from distant sections. Giant breeds such as Russian wolfhounds St Bernards and Great Danes will be well represented along with strong showings for sporting dogs pointers and setters and a robust Boston terrier field. Bulldogs also figure prominently as the overall entries appear highly gratifying to the committee.
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Boston
New England Kennel Club
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Peabody
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Japan
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