Hub sale of beef figures in Morris & Co trial
United States District Judge Carpenter held a half day session in the packers' trial. William E. Ehlert, margin clerk for Morris & Co., was recalled for cross examination. He testified that a Morris & Co. consignee in Boston sold more than 500000 pounds of dressed beef weekly in 1910 and that the company ran its own branch house there.
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Chicago
United States
Carpenter
Packers
William E. Ehlert
Morris & Co
M. W. Borders
Boston
Massachusetts
Price variations in meat sales questioned in telegrams
The transcript shows questions about differing meat prices by branch houses and consignors in Boston. The exchange confirms price variation for the same beef lot sold on the same day by different people. Attorney Borders cites Heyman telegrams as evidence. Weer cites competition and market conditions as causes.
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Consignees
Boston
Dven
Louis H. Heyman
Borders
Heyman
Ehlert
Houston to Collect 3.5 Million Insurance After Fire
Houston will receive 3.5 million dollars in insurance for yesterday's fire losses. About 60 000 bales of cotton, valued at around 2 million, remain scorched in the burned area. Cotton men expect some salvaging of good staples from within the partly burned bales. Rescue work has removed famine fears for fire sufferers and contributions of money food and clothing have been generous.
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Houston
Tex
Cardinal Witnesses Ath Degree at Faneuil Hall
In the presence of the cardinal and over 700 Knights of Columbus members, 200 candidates received the fourth degree yesterday afternoon at Faneuil Hall. The cardinal and his suite attended, adding distinction to the event as cheers echoed his words of appreciation.
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Knights of Columbus
Faneuil Hall
Catholic Knights Honor Cardinal at Massachusetts Degree Ceremony
Timothy Hanrahan led the event with Rev. James J. McCarthy and others assisting as candidates from across Massachusetts, mainly Greater Boston, planned to join Bishop Cheverus Assembly. Cardinal spoke on fraternal work and loyalty, blessing attendees before a large reception and widespread praise for the ceremony.
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Arthur F. Gould
Christopher I. Fitzgerald
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George BE. Larkin
Michael F. Shaw
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Joseph F. Coppinger
St. Aidan’s Church
Brookline
Peter C. Quinn
Jamaica Plain
Daniel L. Prendergast
Dr. Hanrahan
William J. O’brien
Edward T. McGettrick
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Dennis J. Gorman
Johns Hopkins Bestows Doctor of Laws on S Weir Mitchell
Baltimore Feb 22 At Johns Hopkins University annual commemoration day exercises the degree of doctor of laws was conferred on Dr S Weir Mitchell novelist of Philadelphia He delivered the oration on George Washington Another LL D was Horatio B E Smith Brattleboro Vermont
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
S. Weir Mitchell
Philadelphia
Mitchell
George Washington
Horatio BE. Smith
Brattleboro
Taft’s Washington Birthday Tour Ends At Mt Vernon
President Taft marked George Washington’s birthday with a trip to Mt Vernon and a stop in Alexandria. He sat in Washington’s chair at the Alexandria Lodge of Masons, then wreath laid at the tomb amid cameras. Swanson Martin Carlin Andrews and Washington Memorial Association members joined the observance.
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Washington
Taft
George Washington
Mt. Vernon
Alexandria
Virginia
Maine S of A R holds annual banquet in Portland
The Maine Society Sons of American Revolution observed Washington's birthday with its annual meeting and banquet. Officers elected include President Silas Adams of Waterville, Senior Vice President Edward K. Gould of Rockland, Registrar Albert R. Stubbs of Portland, Secretary the Rev. J. B. Shephard of Portland, Treasurer Conyers E. Leach of Portland, Historian Nathan Gould, Chaplain G Mann of Westbrook.
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Portland
Maine Society
Sons of American Revolution
Washington
Silas Adams
Waterville
Edward K. Gould
Rockland
Albert R. Stubbs
J. B. Shepherd
Conyers E. Leach
Nathan Gould
G Mann
Westrook
Boston Eyes Dental Nurses to Aid Dentists
Health authorities find nearly two thirds of Boston school children are "defective" due to treatable mouth diseases, mainly teeth. Proposals allow dental nurses to examine, wedge, and clean teeth under physician guidance, mirroring medical nurse duties.
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Boston
Dental nurses proposed to aid in child dental health
Dr. Samuel H. Durgin backs a bill for registering nurses skilled in dental disease as dental nurses. Dr. William J. Gallivan supports a new dental wing at City Hospital. Both aims push child hygiene forward by shifting minor mouth care from dentists to trained nurses.
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Gallivan
Samuel H. Durgin
Board of Health
Wiliam J. Gallivan
Bureau of Child Hygiene
City Hospital
Dover
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