Lawyers Accounts Allowed In GloverEstate Case
The accounts of the special administrators of the Clarence F. Glover estate in Waltham were approved despite Mrs. Lillian Marie Glover’s protest. The estate has paid out nearly 7000 to attorney Samuel D. Elmore with additional sums for Fletcher Ranney and other services. Personal estate valued at 35129.91. Mrs. Glover has received 2500, while Jesse M. Gove receives 7500 for his services. Assorted expenses and settlements total substantial amounts cited in the final render.
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Lillian Marie’. Glover
Clarence F. Glovere
Waltham
Jude Metvitie
Samuel D. Elmore
Jesse M. Gove
Gove
Tired Feet Relief with TIZ Aired by Dodge Co
Consumers are urged to try TIZ for tired sore and swollen feet with bunions blisters and corns. The ad claims fast relief drawing out poisonous exudations and promises lasting comfort, recommending Walter Luther Dodge & Co of Chicago as the distributor and noting 25 cents a box.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Til
Counter Suit Over Love Promises in Worcester
Feb 16 Worcester county court heard mutual breach of promise suits between Lena M Bates and Walter Leroy White of Phillipston. White alleges Lena Bates and her mother owe him 387.92 for services and loans after engaging to wed. both sides had claimed engagements and a ring gift prior to a November rift.
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Worcester
Lena M. Bates
Walter Leroy White
Adler, Barker and Wood
State Street
Boston
Worcester County
Dia
White
Adier, Barker & Kina
Stella E. Bates
Phillipston
Athol
Gray H. Schoonmaker
Ware
Bates
Harvard
Bates Farm
Ng Hitch
Lena
Boston Budget Record Sets City Spending Mark
Mayor Fitzgerald submitted the largest Boston budget in history with an appropriation of 20,072,212. The plan omits the proposed salary increases for firemen and policemen that he aimed to secure this year.
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Fitzgerald
Mayor Prunes City Budget Shrinks Estimates by 1.04 Million
The mayor shaved $1,040,290.07 from department estimates while drafting the 1912 18 budget. City council will review the current expenditure plan for municipal and county departments over the next weeks, may cut it further but cannot raise it. The total city department budget rises by 823,889 over last year, with last year’s city expenditures at 13,371,740 and debt service at 6,292,568.
First Woman Sheriff Delivers Prisoners to State Penitentiary
Sheriff Nancy A. Williams of Laclede County, the first and only woman sheriff in Missouri, brought two prisoners to the State penitentiary in Missouri City on February 16.
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City
Nancy A. Williams
Laclede County
Missouri
Parachute jumper survives icy East River plunge
Fred H. Law, the New Yorker who leapt from the Statue of Liberty nearby, again fell from the Brooklyn Bridge into the East River. His parachute failed to open fully, he surfaced, was hauled aboard a tug, and previously avoided police by climbing onto the structure and jumping.
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New York
Fred HH. Law
New Yorker
Liberty
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Law
Frank T. Coffyn
Ward 26 split into seven Boston election precincts
City Council approved an order dividing Ward 26 into seven precincts. Precinct lines in Ward 10 will change for precincts 2 and 7. New precincts will be added to Wards 2 and 25.
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Boston
Higher Prices Urged in Armour Beef Telegrams Trial
Government introduces 725 telegrams from Armour & Co. beef department manager T G Lee and staff to Eastern representatives urging higher dressed meat prices. H A Russell testifies that these messages show memorandum cost used to set selling prices and that Chicago officials pressured branch managers to secure better margins. Russell states he did not receive instructions from Armour executives or rival firms on pricing.
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Chicago
T. G. Lee
Armour & Co
H. A. Russell
Hastern
Charles
Custer
Philadelphia
Noyer
Washington
Armour House
Russell
J. Ogden
Armour
Arthur Meeker
Thomas
J.connors
Swift & Company
Morris & Company
National Packing Company
Dinner Speakers List Include Authors Editors and Clergy
A sequence of speakers at a dinner features John Enright, an author lecturer and poet, Archibald, McLellan editor in chief of the Christian Science Monitor, and Reverend Melvin Nash manager of the event.
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John Enright
Archibald, McLellan
The
Christian Science Monitor
Melvin 8. Nash
New England Women's Press Association Gentlemen's Night Speakers
Universalist Publishing House and Hon John WN Cole of Fibre and Fabric and the Andover Townsman along with Lieutenant-Governor Robert Luce will speak at the annual gentlemen's night. The event occurs Wednesday evening February 21 at the Vendome, with a reception at 6:86 before dinner.
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Universalist Publishing House
John WN
New England
Vendome
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Mrs. Glover
Elmroe
Getsy
Dean
Johnny
Beecham
BROWN
Charles D. Brown & Co., Inc
Boston ‘Post
Ask
Harvard-Williams
College Law School
Williams College
Akbrug
Rexall Store
Washington and Avon Sts
Lea Hone
Ligget T’s
Harmony
Scott
Horlick
Father John
Kilmer
Bromo Seltzer
H &L
Rexall
Moe
Razor
Durham
Bae
Jordan
Wrigley’s
Beeman’s
U-All
Packers
Wm. H. Richardson & Co., Inc
Alfred (Benjamin & &.Co
Washington Street
Rexakt
N. B
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