Knowlton Ends Public Life Today
Attorney-General Knowlton retires at 2:30 PM after nearly 30 years in public service. He shaped Massachusetts law, including civil service enforcement, conservatorship rules, and criminal procedure reforms, and urged a salary raise for his successor amid a career highlighted by major cases like the Lizzie Borden prosecution.
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Knowlton
Register
State Senate
The
Commonwealth
Southern District
Lizzie Borden
Boston Elevated Railway
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Bar
Civil Service Commission
Supreme Judicial
Metropolitan Water and Park
John O'Neil
Hattie Kavelyn McCloud
Shelburne Falls
John ©. Best
James Bailey
Saugus
Luigi Storti
Calucci
Charles R. Eastman
Cambridge
Richard H. Grogan
Eastman
United States Supreme Court
Greenhalge
Wolcott
Crane
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Records Day on the Speedways in Sleighing Rush
Snowbound traffic clogged Leacon street from Kent to Audubon Circle for over two hours as crowds filled the road. Jockeys and drivers, including George O. Hall Eddie B. Frank Hall and many Brookline and Somerville visitors, enjoyed fast heats, Russion turnouts, and fashion sleighs amid a bustling countryside parade.
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Leacon Street
Kent Street
Audubon Circle
Coolidge Corner
George O. Hall
Eddie B
Frank Hall
Howland Russell
Edgemark
Sam Spofford
Alvis Nitched
J. D. Fallon
R. W. Robbs
W. J. Anderson
Joseph Poet
Burt W. Neal, Jr
Brooktine
Charlie Wright
H. C. Pickering
G. W. Leavitt
Isaac Sexton
Somerville
Riley
Brookline
John Shepard
Astro
George Harper
John H.an
John Craig
George P. Johnson
William Gibson
Morris Connolly
Lawrence Curtis
H. O. Aldrich
John Pugsley
James Gilligan
George Fales
Caleb Chase
Beacon Street
Julius Fellner
Jessie G. Paine
James Hilton
Thomas Keefe
Clarke
James Stultz
Carl Goodspeed
W. A. Young
Eward Hillier
T. J.elley
Charles Bishop
Ward Thompson
Waldo Pierce
Carl Chase
I. J. Burke
John Ryan
John Grover
Xm. K. Klitze
A. P. Doane
J. D. McGrady
German Amendment Seeks U S Trade Adjustment
Baron Heyl Zu Herrnsheim proposes in committee an amendment to the tariff bill aimed at the United States. It would authorize imports to be subjected to consular invoice authentication and market value declarations similar to German exports, likely to be adopted to meet U S complaint concerns.
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Berlin
Baron Heyl Zu Herrnsheim
National Liberal
United States
Baron Heylin Herrnsheim
Erman
Schwab Denies Gambling Story From Monte Carlo
Cable dispatch from Charles M. Schwab denies sensational gambling reports at Monte Carlo after visiting the casino. The New York Journal notes Morgan pressured Schwab to cease gambling and rumors say Morgan voiced objections to his actions amid a decline in Steel shares.
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New York
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Nice
Associated Press
Monte Carlo
France
Schwab
the Journal
Wall Street
J. Pierpont Morgan
Y M C A Leaders Banquet Highlights State Plans and Speeches
The ninth annual Y M C A Massachusetts Rhode Island executive banquet at the Somerset featured Gov C D Kimball of Rhode Island and Frank W Rollins of New Hampshire. D Chauncey Brewer urged district organization and dedicated young men while W F McDowell spoke on city life and responsible youth leadership. Governor Kimball praised Rhode Island, with brief remarks by F O Winslow.
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Young Men’s Christian Association of
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Somerset
W. F. McDowell
L.L
Rockefeller
Morgan
Mr. McDowell
Kimball
F. O. Winslow
Elevated Structure Safety Weighs In On Monday Night Accident
Boston Elevated Railway President William A. Bancroft responded to questions about the risk of an elevated train derailing into the street. He cited stronger guard timbers, tighter cross ties, and automatic brakes as protections, noting derailments are rare and brake systems help prevent wrecks despite human error.
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William A. Bancroft
Boston Elevated Railway Company
The
Post
F Elevated Railroad
Bancroft
Elevated Company
Boston
Timothy T Sawyer's Fifty-first Election as Bank Director
Timothy T Sawyer was re elected to his fifty first term as director of Bunker Hill Bank Charlestown at the annual meeting this week. The note mentions J Sawyer aged 8 still active in business but the elder Sawyer is ill abed at 319 Dartmouth street though not seriously ill and expected to recover soon.
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Timothy T. Sawyer
Bunker Hill Bank
Bunker Hill Bank of
Charlestown
J. Sawyer
Dartmouth Street
Sawyer
Died After Fall Of 85 Year Old Miss Georgie Stedman
Miss Georgie Stedman aged 85 living at 187 West Newton street collapsed unconscious on the sidewalk in front of 1 Winter street yesterday afternoon. An ambulance was summoned and she died en route to City Hospital. Medical Examiner Draper will hold an autopsy today to determine the cause.
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Georgie Stedman
West Newton Street
Winter Street
Draper
Public Installation of Germania Lodge Officers
The Germania Lodge A F and A M holds its public installation on Jan oo marking the lodge's 46th anniversary at Corinthien Masonic Temple. Joseph W. Hill P M of Faith io age and Mr Frank of Bolomon Lodge will install, with musical exercises and a banquet in Banquet Hall followed by a ball in Gothic Hall.
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Germania Lodge
A. F
A. M
Corinthien All
Joseph W. Hill
Lieutenant Starke arraigned in Richmond for obscene mail to president
Lieutenant John W. Starke was arraigned in Richmond on charges of sending obscene matter through the mails to the President. He waived examination and the case was sent to the grand jury, which will meet on the first Monday in April.
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Richmond
John W. Starke
United States
Henry Miegenheimer
Birthday party for Master J Bergin Jr at Winthrop Centre
The Old Bradford Fight Association treasurer hosted a birthday gathering at his Winthrop Centre home last night for his son Master J Bergin Jr. Guests included many Old Bradford Fight members. A piano was presented by his godfather Hon. J K Mahoney. Music games and a collation followed.
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J. Wwee
Old Bradford Fight Association
Winthrop Centre
J. W. Bergin
Bradford Bight
Master Bergin
J. KB. Mahoney
Newton Bids for Settlers and Population Growth
Newton Mayor Captain John W Weeks urges a population influx to 100,000, arguing lower Boston rail fares and city amenities will attract families. He cites 34,000 residents, $9 million assessed value, and $4.5 million net debt as context for his plan.
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Newton
New England
John W. Weeks
Telford
Weeks
Malden
Everett
Boston
West Newton
Board O Railroad Commissioners
Opposed Christian Science Debate Opens Centre District Meeting
The Centre District Medical Society in Concord held its annual meeting with a vigorous discussion of Christian Science from an unfavorable view. Speakers were Rev. Daniel C. Roberts and Henry F. Hollis. Officers elected: President Dr N W Moma, Vice President Dr M H Felt, Secretary and Treasurer Jr A Sanders, Chaplain Rev D C Roberts.
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Concord
N. H
Centre District Medical Society
Daniel C. Roberts
D. D
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Henry F. Hollis
N. W. Moma
M. H. Felt
Hillaboreign Bridge
Jr. A. Sanders
Chapae
D. C. Roberts
Theft traced to spear by stub in Boston studio case
George L. Spear known to Tech students and police is held for trial for breaking and entering the Dow photography studio at 11 Portland Street. Evidence includes a $200 lens and $150 in goods taken, a receipt stub, and $40 obtained from pawning the lens in New York. Spear faces $1200 bonds after arrest by Boston police.
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George L. Spear
Tech
Boston
Superior Court
George W. Dow
Portland Street
Spear
Dow
Station 1
Mr. Dow
Washington Street
Roxbury
Wells Memorial Institute
Wells Institute
New York
Providence
Division 1
Massachusetts Institute of Aoe
Hgan and Driscoll
Concord Goes Dry Under City License Crackdown
By mayoral directive City Marshal Locky ordered every Concord liquor license holder to close sales immediately. The measure leaves Concord reportedly the driest it has ever been in its history.
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Concord
N. H
Locky
United States Internal Revenue
Koch Lung Cure claims verified by patient testimonials
A Boston advertisement promotes the Koch Lung Cure for consumption and asthma. It invites local residents to visit the 861 Boylston Street office for free consultation and examination and to observe cured patients in the neighborhood as proof. It asserts physicians other than the Koch doctors have not cured these diseases.
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Boyston Street
Boston
Drs. Koch
Boylston Street
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