Cooper Made Court Clerk
The Supreme Judicial Court yesterday appointed Clarence Hervey Cooper clerk to succeed Henry A. Clapp who died last week. Born March 18 1853 in New Haven Conn he studied Yale then pursued business work before entering Harvard Law School in 1876 with notable classmates.
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John F
Postmasters in Convention Opens Mid-Winter Session
Postmasters from across New England attended the mid winter convention in the American House with nearly 200 postmasters and superintendents present. Howard K. Sanderson of Lynn opened the session and addressed stamping and substitute carrier issues. A reception and banquet followed with Sanderson as toastmaster.
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Association
Howard K. Sanderson
Lynn
George A. Hibbard
Boston
Weston
Nichols
Minot
Gardner
Hibbard
Sanderson
Royal Blue Line Washington trips from Boston this spring
Washington trips depart Boston on Feb 26 March 11 25 April 8 22 and May 6 priced at 25 dollars covering seven days with five days in Washington first class hotels and stops in Philadelphia Baltimore and New York if desired Florida tour March 7 59 50 round trip with stop in Washington booklets available from Joseph P Taggart N E P A 360 Washington Street Boston Mass.
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Boston
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Yass
Life of Boston Lawyer Cooper
John Lathrop later became a judge and was admitted to the bar in February 1878. Over ten years he aided Judge Lathrop in preparing cases for the State reports. In January 1888 he was named assistant clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court, a post he has held since. Cooper is married, has two daughters, and lives in Boston.
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John
TONITA Cures Catarrh of Head and Throat Claim
Letter from Mrs C Spicer of Kelena British Columbia praise TONITA for curing catarrh of head and bronchial tubes claiming three bottles completed cure with weight gain and restored health. Ad lists TONITA as cure for catarrh of head throat lungs stomach kidneys bladder bowels and female organs. Sold at drug stores or direct one dollar per bottle with free doctors advice from Lorentz Medical Co New York.
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Lorentz Medical CO
Flatiron Building
New York
Danforth Gifts to Charity From Estate Divided
The late James H. Danforth left his estate to be shared among charities and institutions. Bequests include 10000 to Tuskegee Institute, 2000 to Home for Aged Couples, 11000 to Kindergarten for the Blind, 5000 to Boston Young Men's Christian Union, 1000 to MSPCC, 1000 to New England Peabody Home for Crippled Children, 1000 to Sarah Fuller Home for Little Deaf Children, 6000 to MIT, with about 16000 to the Museum of Fine Arts. Joseph B. Russell appointed executor.
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Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Ala
Boston
Kindergarten
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
New England Peabody
Sarah Fuller
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Museum of Fine Arts
Joseph B. Russell
Bingville Characters to Appear in Sketch Sunday Post Author
The sketch titled the Search for the Bingville Bugle features characters chronicled in the Bingville Bugle by Newton Newkirk. It will be part of an entertainment by Somerville high students on Friday at the local event.
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The
Sunday Post
Somerville
Panama Treaty Ratified Unamended By Senate
The Senate approved the Panama treaty 60 to 14 amid intense debate. Senators Bacon Berry and Simmons supported ratification citing canal interests, while Teller opposed on financial grounds. The session included executive moves with amendments rejected and Morgan opposing the treaty in its current form.
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Hanna's Pathetic Deathbed Letter To Roosevelt Revealed
Washington Feb 23 Senator Hanna wrote a touching letter to President Roosevelt from his hotel bed on Feb 6 acknowledging the President's kindness in visiting. The secretary says Hanna valued the gesture, and Roosevelt's replying note was sent to Mrs. Hanna for preservation.
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Hanna
Roosevelt
M. A. Hanna
Druggists May Face Charges In Liquor Law Crusade
Superintendent Pierce told the Postman in an interview that he is unaware of the crusade results but believes several druggists will soon appear in court on liquor law violation charges. He cannot discuss details until reports are presented.
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Pierce
Catherine Murphy of Roxbury Dies After Brief Illness
Catherine Murphy widow of James Murphy died yesterday at 1607 Tremont Street Roxbury after a brief illness in her 85th year. She was beloved by a large circle of friends and is survived by two sons James R Murphy and Dr Joseph Murphy and by daughter Miss Mary Murphy.
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Roxbury
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Tremont Street
James R. Murphy
Joseph Murphy
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Yale student dead on ledge near West Rock
The body of Robert J. Rich 22 year old Yale sophomore from Fort Dodge Iowa was found on a ledge near the foot of West Rock in New Haven Conn The rock rises about 384 feet above sea level Yale classmates Wilfrid A Rowell and Lucius C Porter located the body and confirmed death Rich had been in poor health for several years
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Conn
Robert J. Rich
Yale University
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Weat Rock
West River
Wilfrid A. Rowell
Lucius C. Porter
Yale Tiaeological School
Rich
BE. H. Rich
Union crews shipped aboard Mr Hope and Van Allens Boughton
Two more union crews were shipped on the four masted schooner Mr Hope and the five masted schooner Van Allens Boughton. Reports say no non union crews have sailed from Boston in a week and the union expects the dispute to end soon.
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van Allens Boughton
Boston
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Aid the Digestive Process
An advertisement argues dyspeptics should assist digestion rather than starve, claiming Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets take over digestive work, are natural in action, and restore stomach and body nourishment. The copy contends the tablets digest food, support brain and body, and are sold by druggists for 50 cents a box.
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Stuart
Advertisements On Wagons Draw Attention At Blanchard Co
The Alonzo EB Blanchard Company at 180 Milk Street uses wagon signs featuring a Post cartoon with Japs and Russians at the Yalu while other nations fade in the distance. One side urges go to Blanchard for union made signs and the rear bears the union label Have your signs made by the A B E Blanchard Company 180 Milk Street.
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Blanchard Company
Milk Street
Yalu
Blanchard
Union Label
A. BE. Blanchard Company
Boston Pantsmakers Strike Looms Over 9 Hour Demand
Leopold Morse and Company and 24 workers through contractors J Friedman and W Talkopski agreed to a nine hour day with ten hours pay for Pantsmakers Union 173. The union says most firms will accede. A Contractors Association meeting last night planned decisive action. Thirty two contractors employ 350 pantsmakers who threaten a strike if demands are not granted tonight.
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Leopold Morse & Co
Boston
J. Friedman
W. Talkopski
Labor Meeting and Union Notes in Boston
The Boston Central Labor Union met at Faneuil Hall to hear the report on employer employee relations, with President Driscoll presiding. Union locals reported on wage policies, leadership elections, and events including a social, campaigns, and plans to promote the blue label across Boston and neighboring cities.
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Boston
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New England
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E. A. Lamott
Daniel McDonald
Leod McLeod
Isnore
Treasury
Boston Cigarmakers’ Union
Chelsea
Cambridge
Medford
Everett
Gardner Lewis Accused Firebug Returns to Sharon
In Sharon February 23 Gardner K. Lewis the freckle-faced red haired boy accused of arson was seen back in town. The Stughton court postponed the case until next Saturday as his mother insisted on his innocence, stating she believes he was not out of the house when the ice company buildings burned after the alarm sounded.
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Gardner K. Lewis
St Ughton
Gardner
Ice Company
Juvenile arson case details emerge in bail hearing
A 13 year old boy, identified as Lewis, was released on $1000 bail in connection with a barn fire. Mrs Brymer signed his bond and Mrs Lewis, the boy's guardian, described his living arrangement with his sister in Brigh ton. The article notes inquiries into the juvenile session timing.
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C. E. Brymer
Margaret A. Lewis
Licenses to Be Revoked By Police Says Judge Emmons
The Board of Police will not grant licenses to any place found violating the law Judge Emmons told a Post reporter. Seven Raines law hotel licenses will be revoked May 1 two North End liquor saloons will close several restaurants with victuallers licenses will shut also poolrooms and billiard parlors must close at 11pm Proprieties in Division 10 South Boston South End West End and North End affected No liquor license transfers expected near the North station.
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Governor Bates to attend Bible Sunday service in South Boston
Governor Bates accepted an invitation to attend the St Matthew s Protestant Episcopal Church service in South Boston on Sunday March 6 at 1030 in commemoration of Universal Bible Sunday. The Rev E N Bullock will preach a special sermon as part of the centennial celebration of the British and Foreign Bible Society. President Roosevelt will attend services in Washington related to the same celebration. The day will be observed worldwide in English speaking regions.
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Washington
Cure for St Vitus dance touted in testimonial
An article warns of a rising incidence of St Vitus dance among children and promotes Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as a cure. A testimonial from Edna T. Hunter's mother claims dramatic recovery after using the treatment, noting repeated relapses and eventual long-term improvement. The piece urges vigilant observation of nervous symptoms and endorses the medicine as non patent and widely consultable.
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Sarah M. Hunter
St. Vitus
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Tow Boat Company Abandons Cape Cod Barges
The Commercial Tow Boat Company quits towing its barges around Cape Cod for a period. Early yesterday two tugs Dudley Pray and Lovett arrived in port with four barges, the first since the month began.
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Commercial Tow Boat Company
Cape Cod
Dudley Pray
Lovett
Weeping Girl in Cell Charged With Stealing
Agnes McDonald aged about 21 was brought to Station 6 South Boston after Bernard Kohn of 26 North Anderson street reported she stole a quantity of dry goods from his premises.
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Agnes McDonald
Boston
Bernard Kohn
Anderson Street
Kneisel Quartet Concludes 19th Season at Potter Hall
The Kneisel Quartet closed its 19th season at Potter Hall with Harold Randolph of Peabody Conservatory as assisting artist. The program included Quintet for piano and strings Op. 4, Sgambati Andante from quartet Op. 11, Tkowsk Lento from Op. 25, and Franchomme's Chopin C sharp minor study arrangement. Randolph’s playing was strong though the piano lid might have stayed shut. The arrangement by Franchomme offered Schroeder notable cello passages but overall is not true quartet music.
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Potter Hall
Harold Randolph
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
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Randolph
Franchomme
Chopin
Mr. Schroeder
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