Raymond Suits Reduce Attachments in Suffolk Equity Suits
Two equity cases filed by Cadwalader M Raymond against George J Raymond and the Raymond Syndicate Inc were trimmed by Judge Jenney. Attachments totaling 290000 were reduced to 5000 in each suit, with disputes over trustees and affiliated firms. The first suit seeks 200000 filed December 30, 1913.
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Suffolk Superior Court
Cadwalader
George J. Raymond
Raymond Syndicate, Inc
International Trust Company
Paul Revere Trust Company
Cadwalader M Raymond
Frederick W. Whidden
George W. Booth
Underhill Brothers
E. W. Chapman
Puritan Parlor Frame Company
Mellish & Byfield Manufacturing Company
Everett Trust Company
The
International
Somerville Names First Female Police Matron
Mayor Zebedee E. Cliff made his first appointment selecting Mrs Mina T Weeks of 18 Lovell street West Somerville as matron of the police station with a salary of 600 dollars.
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Zebedee. E. Cliff
Somerville
Mina. T. Weeks
Lovell Street
West
No damages for Madame Steinheil suit dismissed in Paris
The Civil Court dismissed a $20 000 damages suit against a newspaper by Madame Steinheil linked to defamatory memoir passages. Also notices of deaths for Winifred B Russell aged 89 in Roxbury and Mary Rooney widow of Michael Root with funeral details in Roxbury.
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Paris
Journal
Mme. Steinheil
Russell
Roxbury
Winifred B
Daniel Russell
Highland Congregational Church
Parker St
Rooney
Mary
Michael Root
Tracy
Dudley St
Self Cure for Rupture Promises Free Book and Remedy
A promotional piece profiles Captain Collings who claims a self cure for rupture using a home method. It urges readers to obtain his free book and remedy by clipping and mailing a coupon, saying operation and trusses are unnecessary and that the approach brings comfort and joy. The offer emphasizes no cost or obligation.
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Collings
Lfe
W. A. Collings (Inc
Watertown
N. Y
Doubts Over Will Of Recluse In Brockton Case
In Providence Dr. Joseph Dubeau testified Horace W. Howard was not capable of making a will the night before he died. The Brockton recluse left 300000 to charity, largely to Brockton institutions, clouding motives amid claims of undue influence by Mrs. Burns of Brockton. The hearing, before Judge Raymond, drew many female onlookers as questions about Howard's mental condition and requests to notify friends or burial arrangements emerged.
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Brockton
Joseph D. N. Dubeau
Providence
Horace W. Howard
West Bridgewater
Howard
Robert O. Harris
Maria Howard
North Easton
Sarah J. Burns
Dr. Dubeau
Raymond
Dubeau
Eugenie Ducaine
Eugenie Duhaime
Burns
Royal H. Gladding
Wilson to Decide Canal Government Plan
President Wilson will determine the Panama Canal Zone government upon returning to Washington. Secretary Garrison said his ideas were given to the President before the holidays and declined to specify whether a military or civil government is recommended, noting the law permits either.
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Wilson
Canal
Washington
Panama Canal Zone
Garrison
Anna Steele Richardson Talks Mothers on Babyology
Anna Steele Richardson hosts an intimate mothers’ talk on Babyology in the Sunday Post. The feature highlights parenting tips and personal experiences shared by Richardson and participating mothers.
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Anna Steele Richardson
Next Sunday Post
Army chief warns Congress on need for field guns ammo
Major General Wood tells House military committee that without proper guns and ammunition the U S Army and militia could face dire losses in any war. He urges a total of six million dollars for field artillery and munitions to ensure readiness and prevent slaughter.
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Washington
Wood
Army
Congress
House Military Committee
Clean Up Your Liver With Cascarets 10 Cent Box
Headache biliousness and constipation described as signs of a full bile system. The ad promotes Cascarets as a gentle overnight cleanser that purges waste, freshens the mouth and eyes, and leaves the user feeling cheerful and ready for work.
House Painters Banquet Hosted by New England Salesmen Club
Harry E. Wright of Winthrop presided at a banquet for nearly 300 delegates of the Master House Painters and Decorators convention. The event, at Berkeley Hall, followed speeches by Barry the lieutenant governor elect Ottomar Wellmar and other leaders.
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Harry E. Wright
Winthrop
New England
Master House Painters and Decorators
Paint Trade Salesmen’s Club of
Berkeley Hall
Harry B. Wright
Paint Trade Salesmen’s Club
Edward C. Beck
House Painters’ Society
William c. Beck
Barry
Ottomar Wellmar
William H. Sayward
William E. Wall
Dorchester
Weber
Boston
War Amunition and Army Readiness Warned by War Dept
The War Department argues that ammo and field artillery must be ready in peacetime to meet a first‑class war. An army of 500,000 would be needed immediately, with 1600 rounds daily now but guns requiring adequate supply on battlefields to avoid inefficiency. Pa Van Loon’s Doings page teased for Sunday Post humor.
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War Department
van Loons
Sunday Post
Pa van Loon
Aguglia Starred in Fedora at Levitan's Hub Theatre
Italian actors delivered a powerful performance in Victorien Sardou's drama Fedora at Levitan's Hub Theatre. Mme Aguglia and Sig. Sterni drew strong notices for their intense portrayal and stage presence as the show concluded with their final appearance.
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Mme, Mim
Aguglia
Fedora
Victorien Sardou
Levitan
Hub Theatre
Mme, Zapetti
Olga
G. Sterni
Loris Tpantoff
A. Arista
Gretch
Mme. Augusta
Electra
Sig. Sternit
Mme. Aguglia
Car Wilde
Salome
Woman Sues Over Lost Hair At Ocean Farm Inn
Florance reports she became temporarily bald after Mrs. Zena Small of North Truro allegedly poured a substance on her hair at the Ocean Farm operated by E. L. Small. She sues for 5000 dollars in damages in two separate actions.
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Florance US
May
Zena Small
North Truro
E. L. Small
Ocean Farm
Small
Penalty threat for late registrations at Wellesley scrolls in
More than 100 Wellesley College students returning from Christmas vacation faced possible penalties for late registration after trains from Chicago due to heavy snowfall. Arrival past 2 pm meant missing the 1 pm cutoff and risking debarment from a half year exam, counted as a failure in the course.
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Wellesley College
Chicago
Middle West
Wellesley
Teehan Named as Captain in Boston Fire Department
Fire Commissioner Cole announced the promotion of Lieutenant Michael J. Teehan of Engine 7 to captain. The officer, listed on the roll of honor for saving lives at a fire, will take on duties at Ladder 24 on Friday.
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Cole
Michael J. Teehan
Boston Fire Department
Captain Teehan Returns as Lieutenant in Boston Fire
Captain Teehan aged 42 rejoined the Boston Fire Department after a six year gap and was reinstated after four months as a patrolman. He was appointed lieutenant on March 15, 1907, alongside five new hires and transfers of nineteen hose and ladder company personnel.
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Teehan
Boston Fire Department
Police Department
John F. McNamara
Walter D. Fitzgerald
Garfield R. LaPlan
M. J. Foley
T. J. Mulhern
BH. R. Murphy
G. H. Morris
John R. Keefe
Catholic Church Notes Schedule of Local Events
Dr James J Walsh of New York will speak at Boston College January 14 on Calderons The Wonder Working Magician as part of a lectures series on The Mystery of Suffering and Evil Mrs Alice C Maloney will install St Rose Branch officers in Chelsea St Rose Hall A reception for Rev Edward Brock of Boston College will be hosted by the Young Mens Sodality Proceeds support the Boston College fund East Cambridge Catholic Club plans a minstrel show February 12 and 13 Renovation work at St Thomas Church Jamaica Plain aims to expand capacity after a $26000 fundraising effort led by Rev Mark Maddden
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James J. Walsh
New York
John, Boyle O'Reilly
Music Room
Boston College
Calderon
Walsh
Alice C. Maloney
St. Rose Branch
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
St. Rose Hall
Chelsea
Edward 3. Brock
Young Men's Sodality
Church of the Immaculate Conception
New Boston College Fund
St. Thomas Church
Jamaica Plain
Mark EI. Madden
Sex Hygiene Lectures Stopped by Chicago Board
In Chicago on January 7 the Board of Education voted 13 to 8 to discontinue sex hygiene lectures in public schools. The special course for the last term will not be offered again until there is general public input. Superintendent Ella Flagg Young did not take part in the discussions.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Ella Flage Young
Mitchel Announces More Appointments in New York
Mayor Mitchel announced a slate of new appointments including Arthur H. Woods as private secretary. The health commissioner and corporation counsel posts remain vacant while Arthur Woods, formerly a deputy police commissioner, succeeds Robert Adamson as fire commissioner and was frequently named for police commissioner.
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New York
Mitchel
Arthur H. Woods
Woods
Robert Adamson
Danderine Promise of Hair Gain and Stopped Dandruff
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming immediate effects on hair health with no dandruff or shedding. It describes shiny, fluffy hair and new growth after weeks, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from local drug stores or counters.
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Knowlton
Woman Dies After Attempt to Die With Dog in Portland
In Portland Maine a note found in the home of Mrs Eunice E Dodge widow of Dr Rudolph L Dodge orders that her pet dog not be touched until an undertaker arrives to bury the animal alongside her. She had killed the dog with chloroform then nearly died herself, but a neighbor found her and she is expected to recover.
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Portland
Eunice E. Dodge
Rudolph L. Dodge
Harvard Men To Feast Boy Alderman
Twenty Harvard students will banquet Thomas Henry McGowan at Quincy House in honor of his election as a member of the Woburn Board of Aldermen. McGowan, a Harvard junior, is build years of age and won the highest vote total for an alderman in the last city election.
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Harvard
Thomas Henry McGowan
Quincy
Honos
Hom
Woburn
McGowan
Andrews Whitcomb Wedding Connects Chelsea Educator And Coach
Miss Elizabeth Whitcomb a Williams School Chelsea teacher married Herbert KB Andrews a noted athletics figure and former Choise High School football coach last night at St Rose Church with Rev Thomas A Quinlan officiating.
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Elizabeth Whitcomb
Williams School
Chelsea
Herbert KB. Andrews
Choise
Thomas A Quinlan
St. Rose Church
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Father John’s Medicine Promises Quick Cold Relief
When you feel a cold coming on take Father John’s Medicine at once. It has fifty years of history in treating colds and provides prompt relief for lingering coughs and throat irritation. The preparation is alcohol and drug free and marketed as a safe family remedy to restore normal health. Get a bottle today.
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Father John
Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a mild laxative alternative to calomel for liver and bowel relief. They claim rapid liver improvement without dental damage and banish headaches from constipation and sluggishness.
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Dr. Edwards
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