Bargain Basement Sale On Stockings and Dresses
A large selection of discounted stockings and kids wear offered at low prices this Wednesday. Women and children’s items include cotton stockings, ribbed stockings, lace veils, knit underwear, and dresses with values slashed to a fraction of their normal costs.
Re-trial Panel Delayed by So-Called Farmers Jury
In Chicago on February 23 Judge Anderson quashed a 150-veniremen panel for the Standard Oil Indiana retrial citing the unusually high number of farmers. The earlier verdict, backing Judge Landis with a 29,240,000 dollar fine, drew criticism that a city populace was underrepresented. The government argues each oil shipment with rebates violated law. potential fines at trial could reach 10,000,000 dollars with 36 freight settlements. The jury panel is to be rebuilt Thursday.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Anderson
United States District Court
Landis
John §. Miller
Cook County
St. Francis de Sales
Vernon Street
Logue
Charlestown
Catherine
John Logue
Annie Wenz
North End
Marton Street
St. Catherine’s Church
Marshall
Boston
Grace B. Marshall
Etta Marshall Ince
Monks Street
Calais
McClintock
Cambridge
Ulan C. McClintock
William R.lintock
Sydney Street
Peterson
Boston City Hospital
Anton Peterson
TH. R. Crane & Co
Talbot Avenue
Dorchester
Tompkins
Eugene Tompkins
South Congregational Church
Exeter
Newbury Streets
Weiss
Max Weiss
Sisters of
Noemi Lodge Olace
Wilson
Roxbury
Leonard Wilson
Savin Street
Kittery
Portsmouth
N. Hy
Court urges fair start. panel to be set aside
The court states concern about fairness and orders the Jury Commission to add 150 names from Chicago and Cook County, including many business men, to form a more representative panel. The judge insists the case be tried in a fair manner.
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Chicago
Cook County
Jordan Marsh Mutual Benefit Association Holds Largest Dance
The third grand dancing party at Paul Revere Hall closed the season with about 600 attendees. Members of the firm participated as the committee, headed by Frank W. Coombs, organized a memorable evening. Officers include President George M. Evett and Treasurer William J. Corbett.
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Jordan Marsh Mutual Benefit Ass’n Dance
Jordan Marsh Mutual Benefit Association
Paul Revere Hall
Frank W. Coombs
Elizabeth Howe
Alice A. Norris
Charles J. Brady
William J. Corbett
John V. Finn
John Lamb
George M. Evett
George E. R. Carroll
William H. Olsen
Ss. L. T. Robinson
Jury Views Scene in Ex Soldier Howard Wife Murder Trial
New Bedford jury of 12, with foreman Hatch, tours crime sites at Padanaram Fort Radnor and boat house as prosecutors outline links of circumstantial evidence in the case against ex soldier William C. Howard accused of wife murder. Defense seeks change of venue, denied.
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Howard
New Bedford
William C. Howard
Padanaram
Swift
Fort Radnor
William A. Sidaway
Fall River
Patrick Conroy
John E. McCaffrey
Attleboro
Eustace B. Carpenter
Morton
Bannon
Grace E. Sturtevant
Edward Dewhurst
Mayor's Charter Faces Questions Over City Hall Hiring
Corporate counsel Babson stunned the appropriations committee by detailing mayoral hires for the new city charter. He said Ward 20 Republican chair GM Ham served as an honest lobbyist for under $1000 annually, and ex Governor Bates was retained to handle relations with the Republican Legislature. Babson claimed to support the charter officially while personally indifferent.
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Babson
Law Department
Ham
McGivern
Joyce
Ward 17
Bates
Hibbard
Finance Commission
Alderman O'Hare
Mr. Babson
Sughrue
Committee On Appropriations
City Hall
Guy C. Ham
United States District
Cretic Strikes Ground in Boston Harbor Night Rescue
The Cretic, delayed by bad weather, passed Point Allerton after dark and grounded near the harbor. Rockets were fired at 9:50, 11:25, and midnight as tugs and lifeboats from Hull and Fort Warren aided passengers, including 15 first class, 140 second class, and 1040 steerage travelers mainly Italians and Portuguese rescued from Naples and the Azores.
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Boston
Point Allerton
Hull Landing
Fort Warren
Silvery
Naples
Azores
Messina
Cabana
Well Known Vessel Cretic Sailed to Ocean Lanes
The steamer Cretic of the White Star line long operated from New York and Boston to the Mediterranean. It was one of four twin screw ships, the others being the Republic Canopic and the Romanic. At 601 feet by 60 feet with a 13 507 ton displacement, the Cretic was the fleet’s largest apart from the Republic which sank recently. Its former name was the Mayflower and it once brought the London Ancient and Honourable Artillery Company to America.
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White Star Line
New York
Boston
Republic
Mayflower
London Ancient and Honourable Artillery Company
America
Marine Eye Remedy Insures Eye Health and Comfort
An advertisement promotes Marine Eye Remedy as a product that safeguards eye health and provides comfort and beauty for the eye area. It emphasizes benefits like soothing irritation and supporting bright, healthy eyes.
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Marine
Steel crucifix saves life in Fleet Street shooting
Antonio Corrano aged 28 of 42 Fleet Street was struck by a bullet that was deflected by a steel crucifix worn at his neck. A second bullet shattered his jaw from the same assailant. Corrano is now in hospital.
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Antonio Corrano
Fleet Street
Fisherman Simmons Schifano Sought in North End Shooting
Police at the North End station search for Simmons Schifano 52 a fisherman with a warrant for firing four shots at a man who married his sweetheart The wounded man who married his sweetheart was targeted outside a North street saloon Corrane was shot twice the first bullet struck a crucifix The second bullet hit the mouth teeth tongue and jaw The other assailant fled and was chased by Patrolman Kenneally who holds him as a witness Schifano remains at large
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Schifano
Kenneally
Brand attacks Mayor Hibbard over city spending and politics
The speaker labeled Hibbard as wasteful and decried proposed party designation elimination as harmful to Republicans. He mocked city moves to place officials in Worcester Canton and questioned street repaving, while President Lomasney and civic figures attended.
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Hibbard
Dorchester
Long Island
Canton
New York
Thomas Lomasney
Harvey Baker
F. J. Brand
Herman Spencer
Somerville
Elmer S. Stevens
Alfred S. Hall
Daniel
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free Month Treatment
Osmo-Chemic Physicians at 18 Boylston Street announce a four day offer giving one month of treatment and all medicines free to patients who begin or renew treatment on or before February 27. Consultation and exam are free, with perfect X-ray diagnosis emphasized.
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Boylston Street
Blindness Reversed by Osmo-Chem Cure Claimed
Practically blind since last August Mr. Robert W. Sproule of Eliot Square South Natick Mass says floaters and vertigo disrupted his sight. After failing relief from his family doctor he tried Osmo-Chem The Eye of a Person Suffering from Cancer to Physicians and reports a complete cure.
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Robert W. Sproule
Eliot Square
South Natick
Mass
Pople
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Report Patient Recoveries
A series of testimonials from patients in Massachusetts Rhode Island and New Hampshire claim cures or substantial improvements from the Osmo-Chemic treatment. Statements describe recovery from cancer tumors asthma bronchitis catarrh stomach issues female complaints and kidney disease among others.
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E. Eldridge
Williams St
Westerly
R. I
David Demone
Higgins Ave
Medford
Mass
Mark Ellisworth
Bishop Rd
Malden
G. C. Gordon
Hancock St
Dorchester
Katie McIsaae
Davis St
City
Sylvia Green Marries Millionaire Heiress in Jersey City
Reporters swarmed the Green door as Mrs Hetty Green and her daughter Sylvia prepared for a private ceremony. The wedding proceeded at a Morristown church with Miss Green given away by cousin Howland Pell and Woodbury Langdon as best man before a brief shower.
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Hetty Green
Mrs. Green
Wilks
Jersey
Paterson
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Ivorydale
Morristown
Mendelssohn
Miss Green
Howland Pell
New York
Woodbury Langdon
Whitman Wins Contest in Yosemite Park Case
Boston lawyer Edmund A. Whitman, who spoke before Congress against the bill to authorize a reservoir in Hetch Hetchy Valley Yosemite National Park, won his case as the committee declined to report the bill and San Francisco interests yielding on reservoir rights.
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Washington, D. C
Edmund A. Whitman
Boston
Congress
Appalachian Club
Hetch-Hetchy Valley
Yosemite National Park
San Francisco
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