Woman Named Assistant Pastor at Dane Street Church
Beverly Jan. 11 Mrs. Carrie Leland of Auburndale is appointed assistant pastor of the Dane Street Congregational Church. She will begin duties late this month and will serve as associate pastor with Rev. Richard H. Bennett. She previously worked at Pilgrim Church in St. Louis.
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Beverly
Carrie Leland
Auburndale
Dane Street Congregational Church
Richard H. Bennett
Leland
Pilgrim Church of
Bankruptcy petition filed by composer J. Hopkins Densmore
Composer J. Hopkins Densmore, residing at 25 Evans Road Brookline filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition yesterday in a United States District Court. Liabilities amount to 3133 dollars and he lists no assets.
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J. Hopkins Densmore
Evans Road
Brookline
United States District Court
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Advertises Trial Package
Advertisement claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets relieve all stomach and digestive troubles. It touts thousands of users and urges readers to buy a 50c box or mail the coupon for the trial package.
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O. K
D Stuart
Stuart
BP. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
Hair removing paste touted for quick effect
The piece describes a home remedy using delatone powder mixed with water to form a paste that, when applied to unwanted hairs for two to three minutes, is claimed to remove them. It advises washing afterward and notes one application is usually enough, with a suggestion to buy the product in its original package for certainty.
Boston Woman Sues Worcester Brewer for Slander
Mrs. Elizabeth Pinkham of Boston testifies as the first witness in a $75,000 slander suit against John W. Bowler a Worcester brewer. Suffolk Superior Court Judge Bell presides with a jury. she denies Bowler accused her by telephone of theft blackmail and extortion.
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Elizabeth Pinkham
Boston
John W. Bowler
Worcester
Bell
Suffolk Superior
Woman Testifies of Misconduct by Bowler in Harassment Case
Mrs Pinkham recounts a long pattern of phone calls and meetings with Bowler from 1903 to 1912. She says he followed, taunted, and defamed her, sometimes late at night, and that a message warned of insanity or jail if she continued. The trial resumes this morning.
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Bowler
Boston
Columbus Avenue
Dartmouth Street
H. B. Adair
Insane Asylum
Clark's Hotel
Pemberton Square
St. Botolph Street
Gainsboro Street
McManus
Pinkham
Abuse of privilege by women shoppers cited in talk
Mrs. Mary Schenk Woolman at the Women's City Club described abuse of goods sent on approval. She noted coats with handkerchiefs, hats with pins, gloves with marks, underwear soiled, and furniture and rugs delayed returning, harming merchants financially.
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MIE Aia Dahd Masel Bea Weds
Sae Seeeae
Royal Axminster
Ind & Eae
EU Sens
Mary Schenk Woolman
Women’s City Club
Rheumatic Relief Advertises Himer & Amend Remedy
Ladies and gentlemen readers are urged to try Himer and Amend’s 2851 marketed as a reliable rheumatic relief. The ad claims many grateful users endorse the remedy and notes reputable druggists carry it.
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Himer & Amend
Collector Comments on Changes at Boston Customs Office
Edmund Billings, Boston collector of customs, defends Democratic changes at the United States Appraisers Stores. He asserts promotions are based on efficiency and seniority, not politics, and notes Republican predecessors often avoided party considerations. The remarks address Hodges, Peters, Lyons, and the civil service status of these posts.
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Edmund Billings
Boston
United States
Customs Service
Hodges
Peters
Lyons
Massachusetts
Spoils System Debate Touches Appraiser Hodges Case
Senators Lodge and Weeks express skepticism over removing their friend Appraiser Hodges as the spoils system spurs comments. They note Edwin A. Curtis and Graves were better qualified for their posts, yet replacements were still made and expected by the business community despite experience.
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Senators Lodge
Weeks
Hodges
Custom House
Edwin A. Curtis
Graves
Maynard
Government service positions moved to classified civil service
A government department argues that the service will be best served by placing all current positions into the classified civil service, signaling a shift toward standardized hiring and oversight. The statement highlights a push for broader eligibility and merit based appointments within the public sector.
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Department of the Government Service
Classified
Civil Service
Pneumonia and Flu Deaths Rise in Week End Report
The Health Department reports 11 deaths from pneumonia and 5 from grip since last Saturday noon. The totals this week reach 38 pneumonia deaths and 10 grip deaths.
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Health Department
Grip
Valued Piero della Francesca Painting at Harvard
A 15th century oil attributed to Piero della Francesca was shown briefly at the Fogg Museum of Art Harvard. Professor G H Edgell lectured on the painting yesterday afternoon. An anonymous New York art lover loaned the work to Harvard for the present week exhibition.
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Piero Della Francesca
Fogg Museum of Art
Harvard
G. H. Edgell
Harvard Museum
New York
Second arrest in insurance fraud case
Louis Bozzie aged 27 of 2 Lubec Street East Boston was arrested by a district attorney lieutenant for forging a nonexistent man's name on a life insurance application. Police believe there was intent to collect on a dead countryman. Bozzie's wife was arrested on a similar charge Monday.
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Louis Bozzie
Lubec Street
Boston
McDevitt
District Attorney's Office
Tbozzie
Dr Conrad Re-elected Leader of Florence Crittenton League
Dr A Conrad was re-elected president of the Florence Crittenton League of Compassion at the annual meeting held at 701 Massachusetts Avenue yesterday. Officers Edward B Stevens treasurer Clarence R Preston secretary and Mrs Co M Ellinwood superintendent were also re-elected. A luncheon prepared by the home’s girls preceded the meeting.
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A. Conrad
Florence Crittenton League of Compassion
Massachusetts Avenue
Edward FB. Stevens
Clarence R. Preston
Co. M. Ellinwood
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