Crane Company Leader Richard T. Crane Dies at 80
Richard T. Crane head of the Crane Company and noted foe of universities died at his Chicago home after a three day illness. At 80 he argued colleges were useless and that funds should instead back industrial education and skilled trades. His sons Charles and Richard Jr. also pursued technical tracks.
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Chicago
Richard T. Crane
Crane Company
Grip
Crane
University of Illinois
Charles Richard Crane
China
America
Washington
Richard T. Crane, Jr
Chicago Manual Training School
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
Richeson Faces Judge Today In Death Penalty Proceedings
The court may sentence Richeson to death for first degree murder or delay the decision for a jury. A sanity commission could be appointed to assess his mental state. Ministers oppose commuting the sentence though some oppose the death penalty. Richeson’s defense plans to argue insanity with Dr Dow’s testimony cited. Governor Foss will consider clemency petitions as the case moves through court and council review.
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Richeson
Violet Edmonds
William A. Morse
Charles Street
David Dow
Cambridge
Edmonds
Mary Gibbons
Governor Foss
Charles L. Tucker
Swift
Violet Edmands
Edmands
F.L. Anderson
Newton Theological Seminary
John Kelly
Pelletier
Foss
Robert Luce
Somerville
Eben S. Keith
Sandwich
J. Stearns Cushing
Norwood
John Quinn
Boston
Alexander McGregor
Malden
E. G. Frothingham
Haverhill
Herbert E. Fletcher
West
John L. Lee
Virginia
Timely Advice Against Waiting Colds
An ad promotes Father John’s Medicine as prompt relief for colds throat and lung troubles. It claims the remedy is free from alcohol and nerve-destroying drugs that weaken the body and allow disease to worsen.
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Father John
Protests at Boston Cardinal O Connell Escort
The Evangelical Alliance of Greater Boston protested a planned escort by the Ninth Regiment for Cardinal O Connell at his homecoming. A three member committee was appointed to confer with Governor Foss on whether a fully armed State regiment would symbolize church state relations.
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Park Street
Cardinal O’connell
Ninth Regiment
O. P. Gifford
D. D
Foss
Gifford
Evangelical Alliance
Massachusetts
Atlantic
O’connell
James H. Doyle Denies Sheriff Candidacy
James H. Doyle declares in a Boston letter that he was not a candidate for Suffolk County sheriff and requests publication of the denial. He supports James Donovan for the position and notes he has urged Donovan’s appointment to Governor Eugene N. Foss. The letter is dated January 8 in Boston.
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Suffolk County
James Donovan
Eugene N. Foss
James H. Doyle
Boston
Bridge draw accident halt car on approach
Motorman John Wedge and Conductor Arthur Warren narrowly avoided a crash when a drawbridge gate failed to stop a car on the Chelsea line. The car struck the closing gate, jolting passengers but causing no serious injuries as officers and wrecking crews respond and move the disabled car.
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Picket
Horgan
Washington Avenue
Chelsea
Bay State Street Railway Company
Costello
Boston Elevated Company
Wedge
Mas- Becausetts and Local Attorneys Take Action
Fragmentary text indicates local attorneys will pursue whatever action is deemed necessary. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
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Mas- Becausetts
Found in Brooklyn Buries Face in Muff When News Is Broken
Miss Violet Edmands, fiancée of Clarence V. T. Richeson, who vanished from Brookline Massachusetts, is found at Mrs Herbert D. Pease residence 433 Oak Avenue Richmond Hill in seclusion. Post reporter first to break the news of Richeson's admission of guilt.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Violet Edmands
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Brookline
Mass
Herbert D. Pease
Oak Avenue
Richmond Hill
Edmands
Miss. Edmands
Confession News Shocks Richmond Hill Visitor at Mrs Pease
Mrs Pease protects a guest identified as Miss Edmands amid a confession report in Richmond Hill. Neighbors note Edmands’ unknown identity, while Dr Pease of Lederle Laboratory is described as a distant relative of her father.
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Miss Edmands
Richeson
Dr. Pease
Lederle Laboratory
Manhattan
Seminary investigation denial letter to editor
Sir The statement that Newton Seminary was asked to investigate the relations of C W T Richeson with Miss Linnell is absolutely false. George F Horr.
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Newton Seminary
Immanuel Church
Cambridge
Hyannis Church
C. W. T. Richeson
Miss Linnell
George EF. Horr
Shating Party at Brookline Club
Despite the snow storm a Brookline Country Club party honored Miss Susan Long daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry V Long. The event drew many young guests with skating carnival lanterns and a clubhouse dance followed by a late dinner and a toast to the debutante.
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Brookline Country Club
Harry V. Long
Berkeley Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Susan Long
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE PROMISES A ONE DAY CURE
Advertises a one day cold cure with bromide and quinine tablets. Claims a money back guarantee if it fails. Features E. W. Grove signature on each box and a price of 26 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Car crashes at draw bridge in Chelsea incident
A large semi convertable Chelsea car carrying 19 passengers crashed through the gates of the draw at the Charles Town bridge around 1 this morning and hung over the edge before being struck by the closing draw. The front of the car was damaged and passengers were jammed inside as the draw began to close. If it had closed a moment sooner the vehicle and occupants would have plunged into the channel.
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Chelsea
Charlestown Bridge
Drawbridge Crash Near Open Gates Ends in Narrow Escape
The steel stanchions of the draw twisted as a car teetered between the bridge edge and an opening. Three drawmen acted quickly to avert a catastrophe though the motorman and passengers suffered shock. Icy sleet obscured signals as the car slid forward, breaking through gates onto the open edge. Names include drawtenders John Lynch and William.
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John Lynch
William
Boston Paint Dealer Samuel White Dies of Heart Disease
Samuel White a 39 year old Boston dealer in paints and varnishes died at his Brookline home 117 Babcock street after collapsing while dressing following a bath. He is survived by his wife.
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Samuel White
Boston
Babcock Street
Brookline
Mr. White
Deafness Restored By Osmo-Chemic Treatment
John Blackman of 41 Buffum Street Lynn describes six years of total deafness in Hart Bourne England. He suffered adenoids surgery with no gain before traveling to America and receiving the Osmo Chemic treatment that restored his hearing and silenced head noises.
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John Blackman
Buffum 8St
Lynn
Hart Bourne
England
London
America
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Hearers Praise New Treatment
Testimonies from local residents attest to significant hearing improvements after using the Osmo-Chemic Physicians method. Individuals from Boston Cambridge Somerville Lynn Dorchester and Lawrence report relief from deafness and head noises, with many noting discarded hearing aids and restored hearing.
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Ira Burnham
Dover &J
West
Omerville
Elizabeth Billis
Lopez St
Cambridge
Mass
Peabody
Selina Belliveau
Pearl Terrace
Somerville
Minnie Dewar
Isabella St
Boston
Florence Jerrion
Main St
Everett
Lois A. Wyman
Essex St
Lynn
W. C. Wright
Eewin St
Dorchester
Ira C. Ashford
Union St
Lawrence
Hulda M. Johnsgn
Pine
Marie Standert
Calkins Ct
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Month Free Deaf Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a January offer for Deafness care. Deaf patients starting or renewing treatment on or before January 18 receive one month of treatment including all medicine at no cost. The offer aims to cure obstinate Deafness and ends after four days.
Osmochemic System of Medicine Appointment Note
Bette L. Plunkett MD of Senetting Specialpecialties lists office hours at 10 am to 2 pm and 4 to 8 pm at Tieton Bt Boston. Closed for dinner.
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Bette L. Plunkett
Skaetenee No
Tieton
Bostoh
Firemen's Relief Assn Names Officers In Annual Vote
Henry M. Hawkins was named president, William L. McMorrow vice president, and Chief John A. Mullen treasurer of the Boston Firemen's Mutual Relief Association. George A. Waggett was elected trustee for three years. The group reported 16 deaths and 18 death benefits, with receipts of 40 791.54 and payments of 36 000, leaving 4 791.54 in balance. Membership stood at 1,240 on Jan 1.
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Firemen’s Relief Assn
Boston Firemen’s Mutual Relief Association
Henry M. Hawkins
William IL. McMorrow
Boston Protective Department
John A. Mullen
George A. Waggett
Ladder 3
Mullen
Pyramid Pile Remedy Claims Free Sample Offer
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Remedy with testimonials from many users. It offers a free mail sample from Pyramid Drug Co at 425 Pyramid Bldg Marshall Mich and urges readers to mail name and address for the trial package.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
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