Roberts Defends United Shoe Machinery at Boston Banquet
George E. Keith of Brockton defended the United Shoe Machinery Company while Congressman Ernest W. Roberts outlined government control of corporations at a Hotel Somerset banquet hosted by the Boston Boot and Shoe Club and the New England Shoe and Leather Association for Greater Boston’s shoe and leather men.
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Greater Boston
George E. ‘Keith
Brockton
United Shoe Machinery Company
Ernest W. Roberts
Somerset
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Federal Incorporation Topic Dominates Washington's Birthday Event
Over 360 attendees marked Washington's Birthday celebration with tributes to Henry Wilson. Congressman Roberts outlined a federal incorporation bill targeting corporations of 5 million dollars or more, arguing it clarifies duties, curbs financial evils, and aligns with Massachusetts law. George Keith spoke on evolution in the shoe business highlighting leveraged machinery leasing without large capital outlays.
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Washington
Henry Wilson
Natick
Roberts
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Massachusetts
United States
Department of Justice
George
Keith
United Shoe Machinery Company
HYOMET Promoted for Croup Relief at Home
Promotional notice urges keeping a HYOMET bottle for croup in households with prone children. It instructs to steam the air with 30 drops from a Hyomei bottle, seek a doctor if breathing is difficult, and claims many lives saved. The 50 cent bottle is sold with money back satisfaction.
Grove Hall Universalist Church History and Debt Freedom
The Grove Hall Universalist Church in Dorchester traces its roots to Roxbury in 1877. A Sunday school grew at Witherell Hall, leading to a Schuyler and Blue Hill avenue church dedication in 1877 and a 1896 building. Under Rev. George W. Colson, installed 1907, the church eliminated a $9700 debt in 1910 and a Shpalyoe fire occurred that month.
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Grove Hall
Heen Alexander
Schuyler Street
Blue Hill Avenue
George W. Colson
Tribute to United Shoe Machinery in New England Industry
John B. O'Brien urges cooperation between salesmen and manufacturers as Boston boot and shoe leaders reflect on capital needs and the evolution of machinery. Alfred W. Donovan presides a reception with a toast by Charles C. Hoyt while a detailed reception committee is listed.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
New England
Massachusetts
United Shoe
Brockton
John B. O’brien
National Shoe Travelers’ Association
Alfred W. Donovan
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Charles C. Hoyt
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Frederick G. King
John E. Maguire
J. Morris Caunt
Frank W. Whitcher
Everit B. Terhune
John E. Kincaid
William L. Ratcliffe
Alfred §. Foster
Charles 8. Grover
I. Wendell Gammons
Frank EB. Wright
Frea Drew
Max Brown
Elisha W. Cobb
George W. Wright
Frederic M. Haynes
Walter Rapp
Thomas F. Anderson
Boston Subway Proposal Called Cruel to the City Park
A Boston editor decries a proposed subway line as a harmful plan that will ruin the parkway between Charlesgate West and the park, cutting through a beauty spot with trees and green spaces. The piece argues a worse fate for the avenue and urges preservation of the Public Garden entrance.
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Boston
New York
London
Paris
Village Improvement Society
Cerberus
Tremont Street
Boylston Street
Charlesgate
Parkway
Commonwealth Avenue
Beacon Street
Charlesgate West
Transit Commission
Ilesgate
Earth Avenue
Luce Attacks Yellow Journals At New England Editors Night
Lieutenant Governor Luce condemned sensational journalism at the New England Kings Press Association dinner in Boston. He praised modern journalism but warned against privacy invasions and misrepresentation by “yellow journals.” Doctor A B Winship cited a past era while noting ethics now prevent copying old issues.
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Luce
New England
Kmgs
Otel Vendome
Boston
A. B. Winship
Journal of Education
Jie
Boston News
Young Armenian-born doctor opens Brockton office
Miss Hosanna Maligian, 21, the state's youngest physician surgeon, has opened an office in Brockton. She moved from Armenia as a child, faced schooling hurdles, excelled in high school and college, and now specializes in women's diseases. She says young doctors can be more successful and aims to focus on surgery.
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Hosanna Maligian
Brockton
Armenia
Miss Maligian
Boston Uiversity
Maligian
Hugo Kelley defeats George Brown in Kenosha bout
Hugo Kelley of Chicago middleweight outpoints George Brown in a ten round bout at Kenosha Wisconsin, using the Knockout nickname noted in the report.
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Hugo Kelley
George
Brown
Kenosha
Wis
Hugo Keleo
Chicago
This Quickly Cleanses Both Hair and Scalp
Mrs. Mae Martyn promotes a home shampoo using canthrox dissolved in hot water to cleanse hair and scalp. The mixture yields rich white lather that removes dust dandruff and oil, leaving hair clean dry and glossy. Occasional shampoos with canthrox maintain a clean pliant scalp and stimulate hair growth.
How Beef Truss Kept Up Prices
Chicago February 21 scores of telegrams allegedly sent by Lewis H Heyman manager of Morris Co dressed beef department urged eastern representatives to raise prices. Government sought to show test cost as basis for selling prices. Messages sent from Morris Co Chicago office in 1910 identified by William E Ehlert margin clerk. One telegram to Boston asked what are you trying to do put us out of business with your low selling prices. Another to New York warned if prices not raised shipments would be reduced.
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Chicago
Lewis H. Heyman
Morris & Co
Morrie & Co
William E. Ehlert
Morris Co
Boston
Heyman
New York
Tech students fight blaze at Trinity place building
Engineering students in the school union quickly extinguished a vapor fire in the adjoining Engineering C building on Trinity place. Merle Randall Jr. led efforts as wires likely crossed igniting vapors, with naval architecture students assisting under Professor H A Everett and all water sources used before city firefighters arrived.
Danderine Promises Dandruff Vanishment and Fuller Hair
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as the solution for dandruff itchy scalp and hair loss. It claims ten minutes removes dandruff and prevents shedding, with rapid lustre and fullness lasting weeks.
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Knowlton
Longshoremen Strike Over Non-Union Clerk at Charlestown Dock
Four hundred longshoremen walked off at 4 pm yesterday at the Hoogac Tunnel docks Charlestown to protest a non union clerk on the Red Star liner Menominee from Antwerp. After the strike spread to other hatches and freight handlers work halted, leaders urged a return to work under the dock grievances settlement plan.
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Red Star
Menominee
Hoogac Tunnel
Charlestown
Antwerp
Michael Keavey
O'Connell Longshoremen’s Assembly
Hbe Long
George W. Brady
Longshoremen’s Trade Council
Taft to Lay Wreath at Washington Tomb
President Taft will travel to Mount Vernon tomorrow to place a wreath on the tomb of George Washington, marking a solemn commemorative act in Washington.
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Taft
Washington
Mount Vernon
Secret health formula for men promises renewed vigor
A vintage health ad claims a powerful, home made tonic can restore vitality and vigor in men. It describes a compound mix of syrups, balmwort essence, cardiol essence, and tincture of eadomene to be taken before meals and at night, asserting astonishing results.
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