May Make Up Friends Say May Make Up
Neighbors report a reconciliation possible between David F. Cummings and Rostie Cummings of 426 Dudley Street after Cummings testified in Superior Court that Rostie was seen with Daniel Walsh, a plumber. He sought $5000 for alleged damages claiming disgrace to his family. Judge Wait dismissed the case due to insufficient evidence of tort after Cummings testified and was cross examined. Walsh denied all charges in his answer.
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David F. Cummings
Dudley Street
Rostie Cummings
Cummings
Daniel E. Walsh
Walsh
Wait
Boy Falls 30 Feet in Elevator Shaft
Arthur Forbes aged 12 of 84 West Rutland Street South End backed into an elevator well on the building’s third floor and plunged about 30 feet. He suffered a fractured left thigh a scalp wound and bruises and was removed to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Forbes
West Rutland Street
South End
Forbes
City Hospital
This Cough Syrup Recipe Promises Quick Relief At Home
This advertisement promotes a home cough syrup made from granulated sugar, warm water, and Pinex with a pint of syrup. It claims rapid relief for coughs including whooping cough, hoarseness, bronchitis, and asthma with a pleasant taste, tonic effects, and slight laxative action. A refund guarantee is offered and Pinex is advertised as a concentrated pine extract from Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Munsey Announces Three Cent Boston Journal Price
Frank A. Munsey, owner of major daily papers in Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington, said yesterday that starting Monday March 3 the Boston Journal will cost three cents per copy. He also complimented the Boston Post for its huge circulation.
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Frank A. Munsey
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Boston Journal
Frank Munsey to raise Boston Journal price to three cents
Frank A. Munsey explains the Boston Journal will move from one to three cents next Monday March 3 to build a profitable big circulation and Sunday revenue. He stresses the price change is an experiment not a money grab and hinges on reader support and potential consolidation of Boston newspapers.
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Boston
Transcript
Atlanta
New Orleans
Denver
Cleveland
Baltimore
St. Louis
Chicago
Globe and Post
Globe
The
Post
Herald
New England
Deadly quarrel leaves man dead and assailant jailed
Alex Mazurenki 26 of Chelsea street Charlestown died after a fight with John Grosse 28 of Stillman street North End. Mazurenki was struck with a beer bottle suffered a fractured skull and died after pneumonia developed. Grosse 28 was arrested on assault with intent to kill and faced murder charges.
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Alex Mazurenki
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
John Grosse
Stillman Street
North End
Relief Hospital
Grosse
Suffragist March Reaches Laurel As Mayor Welcomes
The suffragist army arrived at Laurel, 20 miles from Baltimore, where Mayor Waters gave an address of welcome as several marchers spoke. In Elkridge five colored women with a Votes for Colored Women banner joined briefly before turning back. Tomorrow at 9 a.m. the march resumes toward Hyattsville 18 miles south.
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Baltimore
Laurel
Waters
Elkridge
Hyattsville
Hall Clock Presented to General Sullivan at Home
General John J. Sullivan received a hall clock from officers of the Ninth Regiment last evening for his new home at 560 Newbury Street. Mrs. Sullivan was presented a large bouquet of flowers.
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John J. Sullivan
Ninth Regiment
Newbury Street
Prescott Taylor 65th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
Pepperell February 26 Mr and Mrs William Prescott Taylor marked their 65th wedding anniversary at home. He is 90 and she 83 with many gifts from friends across the state.
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Pepperell
William Prescott Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Easter fashions and garden planning on next Sunday's Post
The home page features pretty frocks for Easter, latest Paris fashions in negligee gowns, and planning for the spring garden on the upcoming Post issue.
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Paris
Next Sunday
Hotels Lose Late Privilege Amid Excise Board Actions
The Excise Board restricted midnight liquor privileges at Hotel Oxford and Hotel Georgian after incidents in private dining and banquet rooms. A Detroit man recovered a $500 stolen by two women. board officials defended the actions as routine, while managers denied formal hearings and claimed no prior notice.
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Excise Board
Oxford
William P. Fowler
Fowler
The
Ellis Memorial
Eldredge Settlement House
Georgian
Carver Street
Washington
Detroit
Mechanics
Goode
Licensing Board
G. H. Woolley
Board
More Study For Doctors Five Year Medical Curriculum Adopted
Chicago Feb 26 The Association of American Medical Colleges votes to extend the medical course from four to five years and raises entrance standards after Jan 1 1914. Standards for clinical work also set, with requirements in physics chemistry animal biology and a modern language.
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Chicago
Association of American Medical Colleges
Association
Ex-Alderman Bowen Backs Liquid Gas for Boston Lighting
Former Boston alderman Patrick Bowen urged liquid gas as a solution to city lighting in a speech at the American House to directors of the Liquid Gas Company of Massachusetts. He cited installations in Swiss cities and said a report would go to Commissioner Rourke of the public works department.
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Patrick Bowen
Boston
American House
Liquid Gas Company of
Massachusetts
Bowen
Switzerland
Rourke
Public Works Department
Dow Free Till Sentenced In Larceny Case
Stephen R. Dow was found guilty on 24 of 92 counts of larceny involving thousands of dollars from four mining companies he formed reorganized and floated. A 15 day delay granted for filing exceptions. he remains free during the interim.
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Stephen R. Dow
If You Are a Drinking Man Orrine Ad Promises Sobriety
An advertisement promotes Orine as a cure for drinking, claiming thousands has been restored to sobriety. It guarantees a refund if no benefit after a trial, touts money saved by quitting, and notes the product costs $1.00 per box. The offer includes a free booklet and mentions Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in Washington, D C.
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Larkin
Larkin CO. of America
Summer St
Cor
Chauncy
Orrine
Orrine Co
Washington, D. C
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
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Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek, Mich
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D. A. Donovan Co
Lynn
Ricard & Gregory
E. E. Sullivan
Haverhill
Hannah Shoe Co
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Ruppert Shoe Co
T. D. Barry
Brockton
W. L. Douglas
Montello
Linder Shoe Co
Carlisle
Wm. H. McElwain
Endicott
Johnson & Co
Upham Bros
Whitman & Keith
Geo. Snow
Hennessy
Maxwell & Hennessy
Randall Adams Shoe Co
John Pilling
American Rubber Co
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America
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GrownGirls
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Sheinwalds, Erred
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