Riots Erupt Between Freshmen and Sophomores at Boston University
Students at Boston University College of Liberal Arts rioted twice on Beacon Hill before the freshman play. Sophomores attempted to kidnap a freshman and a subsequent clash ended in rough housing. Dean Warren urged an end to violence amid concert night plans and trustee support for stopping further incidents.
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Dorchester
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Exchange Club
Glee Club
Dean Warren
Father John’s Medicine Endorsed for Family Wellness
Edward P. Dorr of Boston testifies his seven member family uses Father John’s Medicine with success for colds and throat troubles. After an appendectomy left weak, he gained 18 pounds over six bottles and praises its safety and lack of opium or morphine.
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Edward P. Dorr
Mozart Street
Mass
Sunday Mail Openings Debated by Senate
Postoffice policy under fire as Senator Burkett presses Congress to end Sunday openings. Postmaster General Hibbard of Boston counters Sunday service is essential for emergencies and heavy weekend mail. Senate seeks authority and cost data on Sunday operations and staffing.
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Nebraska
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Boston
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Subway work on Sundays faces legal test in Ames case
Judge Bennett freed George Freeman who was charged with violating Sunday work laws on the subway project. Horace G Allen of the transit commission argued the work was a public necessity to prevent danger to the Ames building from shifting sand. Chief Engineer Carson and MIT professor Swain backed Sunday construction to protect the foundation. A $5 fine was levied on E W Wilson for selling fancy postal cards on Tremont Street last Sunday.
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Magrath Named Successor to Suffolk Medical Examiner
Gov Guild designates Dr George Burgess Magrath M D A M as the new medical examiner replacing Dr Francis A Harris. Magrath a Harvard trained pathologist and prominent rowing official expects confirmation after nomination layover. He has conducted about 1000 autopsies and resides at 274 Boylston Street.
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Maine
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Francis A. Harris
Hangman Pavloff Shot In St Petersburg Garden
Lieutenant General Vladimir Pavloff the military procurator known as Hangman Pavloff was shot dead at 10 am in the garden of the chief military court building near the Moika Canal. An assassin fled after a 40 shot chase, killing a police officer and wounding a boy. Pavloff had stirred controversy over Baltic mutineers and reprieves during Parliament.
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If it's at Morse's it's correct
A brief line asserts Morse's as the trusted place where the correct item or decision is believed to reside, emphasizing confidence in Morse's as the authority or source. It suggests buyer or user reliance on Morse's for accuracy.
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Grand Juries Big Cases Move Forward This Week
The grand jury will review several high profile matters including the Provident Securities and Banking Institution case with Lorenzo Burlen returning today to face proceedings. Also on docket is the Wilson H. Fairbank misappropriation case tied to the Lewis and Clark Exposition commission. The jury spent seven hours hearing about 20 cases before adjourning at 4 20 p m.
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Post
Wilson H. Fairbank
Massachusetts State Commission
Portland
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Fairbank
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Perkins
Slasher Case Sentencing Se at Tremont Row Theater
Frank Gallo the young Italian barber known as the slasher faces a lower court sentence this morning. He disputed cutting girls braids, claiming the braids were in his pocket after a Tremont row show. Etta Charles Louisa Gray and Sarah Laurie testified to Braids incident on Jan 1.
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Etta Charles
South Boston
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Louisa Gray
Sarah Laurie
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