Bay State Gas hearing delayed amid bluff contention
The Bay State Gas case before Master Henry A. Wyman was postponed to Tuesday at counsel's request. Attorney Snow for Kidder, Peabody & Co. argues the suit lacks legal grounds and suggests backers higher up are guiding it, while stating Doherty and Egan hold stock only in-deed records.
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Bay State
Henry A. Wyman
F. E. Bnow
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Snow
Joseph E. Doherty
Thomas J. Egan
Bay State Gas Company
Delaware
Mayor Reduces Department Budgets in City Appropriation
The mayor submits an appropriation bill cutting department estimates by 2 165 000 from requests while granting 326 000 more than last year. Street and ferries see changes, with sewer and street cleaning altered. paving remains same. Superintendent Donovan declines further comment, saying funding will guide operations.
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Ferries
Donovan
Christ Church Dorchester Board Notes Mist Birthday Observance
The Christ Church Dorchester board met in the vestry for its monthly session and to celebrate the Mist birthday of Joshua H. Carter the oldest member. Illness kept Mr Glass from attending while supper was provided by the Women’s Alliance and Rev George W Solley gave a talk on George Washington.
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Christ Church
Dorchester
Joshua H. Carter
Glass
Women's Alliance
George W. Solley
George Washington
Will make Miss Garvey rich
Nellie Garvey of Roslindale, trained by profession, is awarded a substantial share of a $50 000 estate left by her father Richard Garvey who died five years ago. The will left other sums to Henry and Mary Leman and gifts to St Josephs Church and Josephine Caston, with the residue to Mrs Laura Murphy.
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Garvey
Roslindale
Richard Garvey
Nellie
Henry Leman
Mary E. Leman
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Josephine Caston
Laura A. Murphy
David W. Murphy
Andrew Jeffrie Garvey
New York
Lorenz's Assistant to Attend Armour Child in New York
Dr. Friedrich Muller, assistant to Prof. Adolph Lorenz, will arrive in New York around March 10 or 11. He travels to oversee Lolita Armour after Lorenz's Chicago operation and to take a professorship in orthopedics at the University of Chicago Medical College.
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New York
Friedrich Muller
Adolph Lorenz
Muller
America
Lolita Armour
Lorenz
Chicago
Medical College of
the University of Chicago
Funeral for Hon. Eadward J. Flynn at St Thomas Church
The funeral of the late Hon. Eadward J. Flynn was held from 114 School Street Egleston Square with requiem high mass at St. Thomas Church Jamaica Plain. The body lay in a black cloth casket carried by a line of pall bearers including John F. Fitzgerald John P. Leary and others. Monsignor Thomas Magennis celebrated the mass and Calvary Cemetery Mt Hope received the burial.
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Eadward J. Flynn
School Street
Egleston Square
St. Thomas's Catholic Church
Jamaica Plain
John F. Fitzgerald
John P. Leary
Charitable
Irish Society
Francis J. Keany
City Hospital
James B.mchugh
Boston College
D. BE. Millerick
W. W. Taff
John E. Galvin
James A. McDonald
Thomas Magennis
Garrett W. Scollard
John J. Cadigan
Dennis Collins
William B. Collins
P. M. Keating
James Williams
B. J. Rothwell
W. J. Lally
Calvary Cemetery
Mt. Hope
Cuticura Soap Promises World’s Best Skin Care
The advertisement proclaims Cuticura Soap the greatest skin soap, used with Cuticura Ointment for preserving purifying and beautifying skin and scalp. It claims universal use for babies and mothers, touts unique emollients from Cuticura, and asserts sale greater than all other skin soaps worldwide.
Gloucester girl awakens from four months coma
Gladys McLean, an 11 year old from Gloucester, awakens from a four month coma with mind unimpaired. Her father Captain Douglass McLean sailed with a fishing fleet after visiting her. She remains too weak to walk and has been kept from visitors except parents.
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Gloucester
Grove Street
Gladys McLean
Douglass
McLean
Gloucester Harbor
Gladys
Trolley Cars Collision in Dewey Square
Two trolley cars collided yesterday forenoon in Dewey square causing passenger panic. Three women fainted but recovered. A misplaced switch likely caused the crash. One car left the track and blocked traffic temporarily.
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Dewey Square
Recovery Progress Of Gladys In Village Cottage
The doctor notes not a true coma but hysteria with passing ideas while preserving full mind power. Gladys remains communicative when questioned and engages with picture books and toys during the day. Her longing for home and playmates in the fisherman's village fuels growing interest and anticipated return.
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Little Fisherman's Cottage
Casey
Gladys
Booth Arrives in Boston for Salvation Army Visit
General-in-Chief William Booth arrives in Boston from Worcester this afternoon at 3 30. A parade forms at 2 in front of Washington street and he is welcomed by Lieutenant Governor Curtis Guild Jr. at the South station. Booth then visits the Parker House and leads a Y M C A Hall demonstration at 8. He speaks tomorrow at the Boston Theatre and Monday at Tremont Temple on The Past Present and Future of the Salvation Army with Governor Bates presiding.
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Boston
William Booth
Salvation Army
South Station
Worcester
No. 2 Hall
Washington Street
Terminal Station
Curtis Guild, Jr
Massachusetts
Parker House
General Booth
United Soldiers
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Tremont Temple
John L. Bates
Satterlee Whitney Wedding in Milton Today
The marriage of Miss Ethel Whitney daughter of the late Dr. Whitney and Dr. Henry Suydam Satterlee of St. Luke's Hospital New York will be held in Milton. Dr. and Mrs. F Leroy Satterlee parents of the groom reside in the city and the couple will establish their home there. A wedding breakfast will follow at Rock Ledge the Whitney home.
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New York and
Milton
Ethel Whitney
Dr. Whitney
Henry Suydam Satterlee
St. Luke’s Hospital
New York
F. Leroy Satterlee
City
Rock Ledge
Whitneys
Walter E Simpson Retired Worker Honored With Meerschaum Pipe
Last evening at the central power station shops of the L road Mr Walter E Simpson was presented a meerschaum pipe by fellow employees. The occasion marked his retirement after many years as assistant foreman of the armature room.
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L Road
Walter E. Simpson
Simp
B. & N. Denied Injunction In Chelsea Snow Fight
In Chelsea, Boston & Northern Railroad asked Justice Sherman for a cross injunction to stop the street department chief Maggs from blocking the line pending city petition review. The judge put the case on the merit list for next Tuesday, noting both sides erred and preferring full facts at a hearing.
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Chelsea
Bentley W. Warren
Boston & Northern Railroad Company
Justice Sherman
Equity Court
Maggs
City of
Dickinson Quizzed On Deals With Foster In Bank Case
In U S Circuit Court Judge Lowell hears John W. Dickinson in the South Danvers Bank matter. Government Attorney Jones questions Dickinson about alleged understandings with Foster and transfers of responsibility. Dickinson denies shifting fault to President Clarke and recalls loans discussions from 1899. He admits signing letters to Foster but says he did not dictate them and notes one promissory note to be discountable by Foster. He also met with Major Hampton, Danvers bank receiver, to discuss Dickinson’s indebtedness.
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Foster
Jones
John W. Dickinson
South Danvers Bank
Lowell
United States Circuit Court
Anderson
Clarke
Mr. Jones
Paul
Dickinson
Highland Foundry Company
Major Hampton
Danvers Bank
Two young women seek damages over city road car crash
Alice Lane and Mary Colpois sued L road for injuries claimed as passengers after a collision. Judge Sullivan doubted the injuries and loss of time, yet returned verdicts of three dollars for each plaintiff as the case closed.
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Alice T. Lane
Mary E. Colpois
Sullivan
South Boston Dealers Arraigned In Milk and Vinegar Case
Inspector Harrington’s alert led to 15 South Boston milk and butter dealers named on the district court docket. Parry and McAvoy face continued cases to Feb 27 for selling milk below standard. Gilligan’s case on file. Several others fined 10 to 100 dollars with appeals and bonds set for March term.
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Harrington
South Boston
Charles F. Parry
Walter McAvoy
Peter Gilligan
John F. Schrepel
Hormel Bencks
Bruno Humberg
George Tillets
Carl Humberg
John Loughlin
John L. Spaulding
S. H. Cronkhite
Richard Dutton
Joseph Cizon
Willis D. Baker
Frank N. Reed
Maine log-roller is jailed for drunkenness in Lowell
Michael Daley, a winter log-roller from Maine, was jailed in Lowell on a drunkenness charge. He claimed to have spent about 300 dollars in Boston, suspects robbery, and asked to contact friends in Maine. Judge Berry deferred until he can reach Maine connections. Daley, about 50, had spruce gum in his pockets offered to officers.
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Lowell
Michael Daley
Maine
Boston
Berry
Daley
Couple arraigned on silk theft. Grace Leland pleads guilty
Max Jacobs and Grace Leland faced Municipal Court Judge Brown on charges of stealing silks and dregs goods from a department store. Leland admitted guilt and asked for sentence. Jacobs pled not guilty. Inspector Conway sought further charges and a continuance granted for next arraignment. Both held on $800 bonds.
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Max Jacobs
Grace Leland
Brown
Jacobs
Conway
District Court Action Involving 13 Year Old Johnny Ames
Woburn district court session today heard Judge Johnson order Johnny Ames, a 13 year old, in relation to the case presented this morning.
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Woburn
Johnson
Johnny Ames
Boiling clothes with Fels-Naptha saves wear and purifies
The ad claims boiling is unnecessary with Fels-Naptha soap. It says washing in this soap yields purer, sweeter clothes and less wear, contrasting traditional boiling methods.
Local couple celebrates fifth anniversary in Boston area
Mr and Mrs Jacob Cook of 39 East River street have marked five years of marriage. Mr Cook, born in Germany May 10 1824, arrived in Boston in 1832 with his parents and later moved to Mattapan. Mrs Elizabeth Cook, born in Milton June 17 1829, completes the couple.
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Hydh Park
Jacob Cook
East River Street
Judge Orders Reading Letter Carrier Child Placed in State Care
The Reading letter carrier J. F. Ames’s child is placed under the State Board of Charities after extensive testimony. The father was summoned by the court following a harrowing account of hunger exposure and alleged inhuman treatment relayed by the boy.
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J. F. Ames
State Board of Charities
Man arraigned on polygamy charge with $800 bond
James Stuart of 609 Tremont Street was arraigned yesterday on polygamy charges, waived examination, and held for the grand jury in $800. He allegedly married Marion Whitney on October 14, 1896, then wed Gertrude Burke on the first of this month without divorce.
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James Stuart
Tremont Street
Marion 8. Whitney
Gertrude M. Burke
Gloucester Couple Arraigned in Immorality Case
In Judge Brown's court yesterday Joseph Lacouse and his wife Winifred of Gloucester faced charges. Lacouse is accused of enticing young girls to a house for immoral purposes and is held for examination at $2000. Mrs Lacouse is charged with maintaining the house with bail set at $500. Relatives defended the accused, insisting on Lacouse's innocence.
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Lacouse
Committed for Murder in Municipal Court Hearing
In the second session of the Municipal Criminal Court yesterday Frank Foti was committed for trial charged with the murder of Francisco Raia. On Feb 10 they met on Hanover Street where Raia, intoxicated and quarrelsome, threatened Foti and Foti fired twice.
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Municipal Criminal Court
Frank Foti
Francisco Raia
Hanover Street
Raila
Foti
Widow Mary Glynn wins share in Glynn will dispute
A will contest of M. T. Glynn, valued at about 320,000, settled out of court after involvement in the Supreme Court. The widow Mary Glynn receives one third, with the remaining two thirds divided among Glynn brothers Michael Patrick and William, sister Mary Parker, and grand-nieces including the widow herself in her proportional share.
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M. T. Glynn
Supreme Court
Mary Glynn
Michael
Patrick
William Glynn
Mary Parker
Two Found Guilty in Breakin Case Edward Barry Cleared
Jurors found Edward Barry guilty of breaking and entering while Costello was found guilty and sentenced. Both trials concluded with jurors discharged after verdicts.
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Edward Barry
John Costello
Barry
Costello
Cornell Club Smoker At University Club Banquet Parlor
The New England Cornell Club held its fourth monthly smoker last night in the University Club banquet parlors. About 20% of the membership attended as general socializing filled the evening.
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New England
Cornell Club
University Club
Oldest New England Married Couple to Receive Chairs
The Boston Post seeks to publish a photograph and life details of the oldest married couple in New England. Readers should send dates of birth addresses number of children and any notable life particulars with a light contrast photo. Chairs will be delivered express prepaid after notice of the final submission date.
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Boston Post
Newmageland
Post Small Parte Bogiendex
Onold
Platt
Rockines
New England
Carnegie adds funds to Stevens Institute endowment
New York February 20 Andrew Carnegie contributed 125000 dollars to the endowment fund of the Carnegie Laboratory of Engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology. The donation boosts support for research and equipment at the engineering facility.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Laboratory of
Stevens Institute of Technolog
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