Mrs Eliza Coit Dies in Munich Germany
Concord New Hampshire reports the death of Mrs Eliza Josephine Wheeler Coit in Munich on February 21. She was wife of Dr James Milner Coit longtime vice rector and acting rector at St Pauls School. Born in Cleveland Ohio she lived at St Pauls School with her husband from 1877 to 1906.
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Concord
N. H
Munich
Geramny
Eliza Josephine (Wheeler) Coit
James Milner Coit
Coit
St. Paul's School
Cleveland
Ohio
Massachusetts Man Nominated Minister to the Netherlands
William Phillips of Massachusetts, then assistant secretary of state, was nominated by President Wilson to be minister to the Netherlands and Luxembourg on February 24 in Washington.
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Massachusetts
Washington
William Phillips
Wilson
Netherlands
Luxemburg
Fruit a Tives Ad Claims Cure for Stomach Liver Bladder
A Rochester advertisement features R B O FLYNN praising Fruit a tives as the best stomach liver and bladder medicine. It promotes sample boxes and 50 cent boxes with six for $2.50 and lists distribution by Fruit a tives limited Odgensburg New York.
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North Union St
Rochester
N. Y
R. B O'Flynn
Ogdensburg
Eckman’s Alterative Ad Promotes Cough Relief
Advertisement touts Eckman’s Alterative as a tonic and upbuilder for persistent coughs and lung ailments. Sold at Liggett’s Riker Jaynes and other druggists, or from Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia.
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Eckman
Liggett
Riker-Jaynes
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
William M Wood outlines plan for Lawrence employee store
William M Wood president of the American Woolen Company outlined the general plan for the Lawrence employee store. The store will not be a department store and will stock only food products shoes and clothing for employees.
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William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Wood outlines plan to support workers through cooperative stores
Mr Wood explains Lawrence plan to curb rising living costs by empowering employees to run cooperative stores. The company will not run or profit from stores but assist employee ventures, with a company department announcing details soon. Cooperative buying remains separate for non members.
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Wood
Lawrence
Hadley to retire as Yale president in 1921
Dr. Arthur T. Hadley, Yale University president, announced in New York that he will retire in spring 1921 at age 65, unless a grave emergency requires him to stay. He noted his 1899 pledge to retire at 65 and called questions about successors premature.
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New York
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale University
Yale
Hadley
Court Grants 1¢ Divorces in Uncontested Session
Judge Franklin T. Hammond in East Cambridge granted 17 decrees in an uncontested divorce session. Decrees were awarded to spouses in cases of desertion and one case citing cruel and abusive treatment. Names include Cerrato, McLaughlin, Flanders, Brown, Peck, Lounsbury, Worrell, Maxcy, Blodgett, Caravaglio, Hardy, Bloom, Sherriff, Porter, Nickerson, and Charnock from cities such as Boston Cambridge Groton Newton Wakefield Waltham Somerville and others, with addresses and partner names listed.
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Franklin T. Hammond
East Cambridge
Middlesex County
Anna Cerrato
Boston
Michael Cerrato
Cambridge
Albert FE. McLaughlin
Gertrude J. McLaughlin
Mary B. Flanders
Groton
Archie Flanders
Warner
N. H
Knox T. Brown
Newton
Ethelyn S. Brown
Sagamore
Evan S. Peck
William C. Peck
Francis J. Lounsbury
Theresia A. Lounsbury
Brooklyn
N. Y
Annie E. Worrell
Evelyn D. Worrell
Leo M. Maxcy
Lowell
Julia M. Maxcy
Chelmsford
Nellie F. Bloddgett
Wakefield
Charles F. Bloddgett
Stoneham
Mary G. Caravaglio
Waltham
Frank Caravaglio
Fred S. Hardy
Natick
Mabel F. Hardy
Senate Moves to Fast Track Peace Treaty Vote
Washington February 24 plans to hasten a final decision on the peace treaty were laid as Republicans pledge to call up the treaty again Thursday. Democratic leaders, including Hitchcock, oppose a party caucus while divisions among colleagues cloud the route to ratification.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
St Jacobs Liniment Offers Fast Pain Relief
A persuasion-filled notice touts St Jacobs Liniment for backache cold congestion rheumatism and sprains. It claims rapid relief within minutes and skin-safe deep penetration repairing muscles nerves tendons and ligaments over 60 years with gold medals.
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St. Jacobs
Ratification vote eyed as debate looms and timing debated
Irreconcilable opponents push for slow action ahead of a ratification vote likely within a week or ten days. Senator Hitchcock's decision to avoid a Democratic conference surprised supporters who expect a party gathering before the vote. Republicans claim 22 Democrats ready to accept reservations, needing 12 more for ratification, while administration leaders say the figure is exaggerated and refuse a fresh estimate.
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Hitchcock
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Haddock
Cape Cod
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Miss Bean
Edward D. Bloom
Emma B. Bloom
Gertrude A. Sherriff
Somerville
Guy M. Sherriff
Helen M. Porter
Brookline
John W. Porter
Elizabeth M. Nickerson
Medford
George B. Nickerson
Perry Charnock
Helen A. Charnock
Rindge, N. H
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