Rantoul alimony case delayed amid health crisis
In East Cambridge, Mrs Lois Burnett Rantoul’s divorce suit against Edward L Rantoul was continued indefinitely as physicians reported her exhausted and nervous condition. Judge Hall appointed doctors to assess her health and a temporary custody and support arrangement was discussed, with trial to resume later.
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James M. Codman, Jr
Brookline
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Peterboro
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Charles P. Putnam
Hugh Cebet
Walter’ Perley Hall
Justice Superior Court
Hugh Cabot
Mountains of Money in Uncle Sam's Treasury
The article previews a Post Magazine feature for next Sunday exploring vast federal funds and fiscal policy with focus on the U.S. Treasury and government spending. It hints at in depth analysis and potential implications for readers.
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Governor Baldwin cites Massachusetts violence at dinner speech
Governor Simeon E Baldwin, speaking at a Thompsonville business men's dinner, said Massachusetts residents are more apt to use violence to get their point across than Connecticut people. He referenced a year-old Springfield labor union representative being blackjacked.
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Simeon E. Baldwin
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Springfield
Governor defers king pardon action amid health watch
Governor Foss will not refer any new pardon in the Cardenio F. King case today. He has kept the Bridgewater State Hospital notified of any change in King's condition and will act if necessary.
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Governor contrasts Bay State with Connecticut on violence
The Governor notes Massachusetts is more impulsive and prone to extremes, citing riots against fugitive slaves and convent burnings in its early history. He recalls a labor union delegate being blackjacked in Springfield and urges immediate prosecution, contrasting how Connecticut prosecutes versus Massachusetts.
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Governor to Refer New Petition After Cabinet Deliberations
The Governor said he will refer a new petition after consulting with Lieutenant-Governor Walsh council members and Attorney-General Swift. He believes King's condition warrants returning him to his Brookline home until death or recovery to serve remaining sentence. Councillor Denney is away for three weeks. pardon kept in council files.
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Mrs Prendergast Dies Suddenly at Brookline Home
Mrs Susan Maley Prendergast wife of Daniel Prendergast head of the real estate department of the Boston Elevated died suddenly at her home 1726 Beacon street Brookline after a period of illness she suffered a shock in the morning and passed away at 9 40.
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Daniel Prendergast
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Beacon Street
Brookline
Rev Thomas I Gasson Talks On Pope Pius
The Rev Thomas I Gasson rector of the Church of the Immaculate Conception and president of Boston College spoke before Erin Court No 28 Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters at St Rose Mall Worcester Street last night on Pius X.
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Massachusetts
City Hall chieftains seek Fitzgerald bid for another mayoral term
Several political leaders allied with the present administration are quietly preparing to demand Mayor Fitzgerald run again for mayor. This move signals confidence in his leadership and aims to keep continuity in city governance.
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Fitzgerald
Old Quick at Meals Examines Diet and Aging
Fred eric W. Howe of the Framingham Normal School told the Homemaking Club at 3 Joy Street yesterday that many common Bostonian meal combinations are harmful and tend to hasten old age.
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Framingham Normal School
Joy Street
Mayor Run Debate Prompts Petition From City Democrats
The Democratic city committee led by Chairman Joseph A. Maynard pushes a petition urging the Mayor to stand for re‑election. Rumors link Louis A. Frothingham and Martin Tomasney to a possible bid, while Reform leaders favor James J. Storrow as the favored nominee.
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Democratic City Committee
Louis A. Frothingham
Fitzgerald
Martin Tomasney
Tomasney
Bull Moosers
Frothingham
Dining Rules for Proper Food Combinations
The speaker warns against mixing foods across courses and lists avoidances such as coffee with breakfast pork with applesauce and ice cream, plus rules for a balanced daily menu. He urges distributing forms of food, avoiding repeated forms, contrasting successive courses, and including hard and soft foods along with drinking water between meals.
New Haven to Add Many New Trains
The New York New Haven and Hartford railroad schedules change March 2 adding many trains and improving service to Quincy Bridgewater and Brockton. New Sunday Boston to New York train 5 30 pm via Providence New London New Haven with full Pullman amenities.
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Campello
Packer Cases Are Dismissed in Chicago
In Chicago on February 2, three Sherman act indictments against Armour Morris and Swift packing companies were dismissed by order of Attorney General Wickersham, with an 1905 indictment also dropped, clearing the calendar of all charges. The government had argued success in dissolving the National Packing Company.
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Poet of the Sierras dies intestate in California
Joaquin Miller, the Poet of the Sierras, died in Oakland last week without a will. His widow filed for letters of administration stating $1000 in personal property and real property over $10,000. Miller's Piedmont foothills estate valued at $75,000 includes copyrights on his works.
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The
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Piedmont Foothills
Attempt to Bribe Charged in Bismarck
B J Ness of Grand Forks was arrested in Bismarck charged with attempting to bribe North Dakota Representatives A G Devit and L Twitchell. The complaint says he offered 35 dollars to secure their votes against a cigarette and snuff bill backed by a tobacco company.
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N. D
B. J. Ness
Grand Forks
A. G. Devit
L. Twitchell
North Dakota
Devit
Twitchell
Neal Method Promises Drink Cure Through Medical Treatment
An advertisement extols the Neal Method for alcoholism treatment in New England. It claims rapid recovery in three days with no cravings, citing letters from relieved relatives and former patients. The notice promises harmless remedies, private rooms, good food, and strict confidentiality with no consultation charge.
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