Jurors Win Pay for Three Lost Court Days
Jurors in the sixth session of the Superior Civil Court won payment for three days they did not sit due to Judge Patrick M. illness. Chief Justice Aiken approved the payments, and Clerk Francis A. C. arranged the formal approval. A juror committee thanked Clerk Campbell for securing the pay, listing Edward P. Kaine, Joseph A. Barry, Lewis Jacobs, Andrew J. Casey, Joseph F. Finn, Louis B. Adama, and Harold D. Chase.
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Superior Civil Court
Patrick M
Aiken
Asing
Francis A. C Superior Court
Campbell
Edward P. Kaine
Hillside Street
Roxbury
Joseph A. Barry
Mascot Street
Dorchester
Lewis
The Career of Katherine Bush excerpt tease
Readers are urged to start the first instalment of The Career of Katherine Bush. Critics debate whether England's moral tone shapes events, drawing a parallel to Rome's fall and inviting readers to face life as it is.
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Katherine Bush
Elinor Glyn
England
Rome
Childe Hassam Exhibit at St Botolph Club
Childe Hassam's paintings pastels and etchings go on display at the St. Botolph Club from Monday the 14th to Friday the 25th. Water colors attract attention for their vivid shore scenery of the Isles of Shoals and the real rocks and water. The oils prize is The Open Window showing a young auburn haired woman in contemplation before window flowers.
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Childe Hassam
St. Botolph Club
Isles of Shoals
Mohican Store Opens Today in Elm and Washington Corner
Mohican Company launches one of the citys largest modern pure food markets at Elm and Washington. The store offers a full grocery line, meat and fish departments, bakery on site, dairy products, and imported cheeses, following the firms proven format used in other cities.
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Elm
Washington Streets
Mohican Company
Dartmouth Denies Rumor of President Pick
The Dartmouth trustees will not elect a new president at today’s Hanover meeting. Trustee Lewis Parkhurst called a circulating report that Rev. Dr. Ozorah S. Davis of the Chicago Theological Seminary would be chosen absolutely unfounded and unfair to both Dr. Davis and the college. No action toward a presidency will be taken tomorrow.
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Dartmouth College
Ernest Fox Nichols
Hanover
Lewis Parkhurst
Board of Trustees
Ozorah S. Davis
Chicago Theological Seminary
Newtonville
Parkhurst
Post
Nichols
Funeral Mass for Pastor John P. Cuffe in Quincy
A solemn mass of requiem will be said for Rev. Father John P. Cuffe pastor of Sacred Heart Church Quincy on Monday at 10 a.m. He died in Baltimore after a brief illness. The body is moved from the rectory on Sunday afternoon and will lie in state until 9 p.m. prior to the office of the dead.
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Quincy
Father John P. Cuffe
Sacred Heart Church
Father Cuffe
Baltimore
Atlantic
Tale of woe costs Japanese dealer funds
The Kyoto Art Shop manager S Wakabayashi said to Captain Goode that a tale of woe cost him 150 in cash and 50 in checks. He described a Western fortune and a poor wife and child in Spain as part of the story to Back Bay police yesterday.
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Spain
S. Wakabayashi
Kyoto
Boylston Street
Captain Goode
Back Bay
Park Square Encounter Ends In Theft By Clever Stranger
Mr Wakabayashi met a cash scam on Providence street as a foreigner posed as a distressed heir to a fortune. He accompanied the man to a store, avoided police help, and was separated from his money when the suspect vanished. A handkerchief concealed a pile of old paper cut to resemble banknotes.
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Wakabayashi
Park Square
Spain
Providence Street
Lewis Ask A New Trial For Spellman And Brown
In Providence on February 11, lawyers for Henry B. Spellman and Victor Cecil Brown filed motions for a new trial in the Superior Court. They ask that the petitions be scheduled before Judge Charles F. Stearns on February 19 for a hearing, asserting verdict weight, juror instruction errors, and newly discovered evidence. If denied, the case proceeds to the Rhode Island Supreme Court.
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Providence
Henry B. Spellman
Victor Cecil Brown
C. Franklin Mohr
George C. Root
Superior Court
William H. Lewis
Boston
John B. Edwards
Charles F. Stearns
Lewis and
Edwards
Stearns
Rhode Island
Supreme Court
Walsh Visits New Orleans En Route to the Orient
Former Massachusetts governor Walsh arrived in New Orleans on February 11 en route to the Orient. He praised President Wilson for appointing Louis D Brandeis to the Supreme Court and predicted Roosevelt would be the Republican standard bearer, but that Wilson would defeat him.
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New Orleans
Walsh
Massachusetts
Wilson
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Clear Skin
Pimply faced readers are urged to use Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to cleanse the blood bowels and liver. The ad claims the vegetable remedy substitutes calomel, is gentle and safe, and ends with a price of 10c and 26c per box from The Olive Tablet Company Columbus O.
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Dr. Edwards
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