Dr. Algernon Coolidge Dies at 82 in Boston
Boston physician and surgeon Dr. Algernon Coolidge died at his home 81 Marlboro Street after an attack of acute bronchitis. Born August 21, 1830, he was a descendant of Thomas Jefferson and served as surgeon at Massachusetts General Hospital from 1868 to 1878. He married Mary Lowell in 1856 and is survived by his wife and several children.
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Algernon Coolidge
Boston
Marlboro Street
Dr. Coolidge
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Eleanora Randolph Coolidge
Thomas Jefferson
Coolidge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mary Lowell
Francis Lowell
McManigal Hidden by Detectives En Route to Testify
Ortie E. McManigal, a confessed dynamiter linked to John J. McNamara, was not brought to Indianapolis as expected but is due to arrive before Monday to testify before the federal grand jury. Justice agents guarded his location to keep arrival time secret.
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Indianapolis
Ortie E. McManigal
John J. McNamara
Federal Grand Jury
Department of Justice
McManigal
McManigal Moved Away Amid Dyna Mitings Probe
Federal authorities warn of possible retaliation against McManigal as detectives plan a secret route to transport him from Los Angeles to this city. Oscar Lawler, special prosecutor, notes danger remains for many involved. Grand jury hears six witnesses about the Peoria explosions of 1910.
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McManigal
California
Los Angeles
Oscar Lawler
Peoria
Ill
Kent to be hung today for Vermont murder
Elroy Kent awaits execution at the Vermont State Prison in Windsor for the murder of Miss Delia B. Congdon. Kent is in good health and calm. Sheriff Kiniy heads the proceedings with witnesses admitted to the death chamber. The Rev. A. W. Ford will accompany Kent.
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Elroy Kent
Delia B. Congdon
Kent
J. H. Kiniy
Vermont
A. W. Ford
Boston South Boston waterfront development to include 25 million
Bankers in Paris and Brussels prepared to sign contracts to supply about 25 million for South Boston waterfront development. An initial 5 million would be invested, with dredging requested to widen the channel below the L street bridge to 400 feet and deepen to 28 feet. A. A. Ballantine urged immediate work.
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Brussels
South Boston
William Rotch
Boston Elevated and
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
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Boston
Chanel
L Street
A. A. Ballantine
Elevated
Edison Company
Man Dies After Fall From Building Framework
James Maloney, a structural iron foreman for the J. W. Bishop Company, lies at Rhode Island Hospital in Providence with a broken neck and other injuries after falling from the framework of a building on Westminster Street where he worked on the New Steinert project. The incident occurred this afternoon in Dorchester.
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Providence
James Maloney
Newport Street
Dorchester
Rhode Island Hospital
J. W. Bishop Company
Steinert
Westminster Street
Mrs Eddy Letters Blocked From Sale Auction injunction limits publication
The Supreme Judicial Court enjoins C. F. Libbie & Co. from selling or advertising Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy letters from 1876. It rules the author holds an incorporeal right to publish or suppress, with copying by the executor allowed, and narrows exceptions for agency or personal confidential letters.
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Mary Baker G. Eddy
C. F. Libbie & Co
Supreme Judicial Court
Libbie & Co
Henry M. Baker
John D Long Praises Rear Admiral Evans
John D Long writes from Hingham praising Rear Admiral Evans known as Fighting Bob for his rare mix of gentleness, practical sense, and bold action. He notes Evans’ ability to win friends, discipline crews through kindness, and his storied naval career making him a popular, imposing figure in U S service.
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Admiral Evans
Bob
John D. Long
Hingham
Court Affirms Author's Right in Private Letters as Property
The decision holds that a writer has a right over his letters, private or not, recognizing it as property. It asserts the right is protected by constitutional and legal safeguards, emphasizing its essential character as property.
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Direct Vote Blocked in Congress
Washington January 4 All hope of agreement between conferees from both houses on a resolution for direct popular election of U S senators has vanished.
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Washington
Jan
Houses
United States
Conferees See No Pact on Constitutional Election Control
The House and Senate conferees fail to agree on whether states or Congress should supervise senatorial elections. After many meetings since the extra session no concessions satisfied both sides. With failure anticipated the Senate action faces urged reconsideration by House supporters.
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Senate
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