Four Women Hurt When Auto Hits Carriage in Back Bay
An auto crashed into a covered carriage injuring four people at Commonwealth Avenue and Charlesgate West. Mrs. Fannie B. Haynes aged 63 of 27 Bay State Road, her companion Mrs. Helen F. Hurd 42, and Miss Mary Fox 60 of New York were cut and bruised. Coachman Jeremiah Fitzpatrick 38 of Roxbury was thrown, breaking a rib and suffering internal injuries.
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Back Bay
Fannie B. Haynes
Bay State Road
John C. Haynes
Commonwealth Avenue
Charlesgate West
Haynes
Helen F. Hurd
New York
Mary Fox
Miss Fox
Miss Hurd
Riley
Carriage and auto crash injures three women in Brookline
Four doctors treat three women after a speeding auto rear ended a closed carriage on Charlesgate West. Miss Fox may have a fractured skull, others in critical condition. Auto owner Charles Riley, 51, of 672 Washington Street Brookline, is jailed on reckless driving charges. Mrs Haynes and her party were taken to a nearby home.
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Bay State Road
Miss Fox
John Paine
Charles E. Riley
Washington Street
Brooklin@é
Back Bay
Dean Briggs Recovers From Hernia Operation
Dean Dean LeBaron Russell Briggs head of Harvard arts and sciences and Radcliffe College president is slowly recovering from a hernia operation performed last week. Dr Bailey college physician announced last night the operation was entirely successful but it will be some time before he returns to duties.
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LeBaron Russell Briggs
A. M
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Harvard University
Radcliffe College
Bailey
Lesson No 12 in Scott Grove Series for Next Sunday Post
Scotts Grove music series presents Lesson No 12 in the upcoming Post detailing chords in D flat and B flat minor keys for practice and study.
Company reports substantial asset earning power growth since 1906
The firm notes average earning power of total assets on January 1, 1911 rose markedly from five years earlier, adding about 1.1 million dollars annually to net income. A booklet with Income and Disbursement Account and Balance Sheet details will be sent on request.
Balance Sheet Disbursements and Policyholder Payments 1910
The document lists 1910 payments to policyholders including death losses 23 726 134 53 to living policyholders instalments dividends and interest under supplementary contracts commissions on new business and related expenses. It totals 107 986 541 64 with reserves adjustments and various office costs.
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N & Ag
Slater Suit Delayed Over Estate Trustees Removal
Mrs. Mabel Hunt Slater widow, acting for children Esther, Horatio N, Mabel Hunt and Morris Hunt Slater as guardian, seeks removal of trustees Amos Bartlett Weston and Frank B. Smith Worcester over the Slater estate valued at 17 million dollars with Webster mill interests. The action appears likely to be delayed.
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Mabel Hunt Slater
Horatio N. Slater
Esther
Horatio N
Mabel Hunt
Morris Hunt Slater
Amos Bartlett
Weston
Washburn
Frank B. Smith
Worcester
Slater
Webster
Slater Mill Trustees Dispute Before Supreme Judicial Court
Judge Hammond halted further proceedings pending Judge Ruge’s decision on trustees’ petition for instructions to sell Slater mills securities at Webster. Mrs. Slater, Esther, a son, and Paul Hunt attended, alleging mismanagement and claiming $246,000 in trustee fees and up to $200,000 annual loss. Arguments set for this morning.
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Hammond
Supreme Judicial Court
Slater
Esther
Paul Hunt
Sherman L. Whipple
Court frees the chained wife in landmark case
Mrs. Margaret Jackson Taylor wife of Francis Asbury Taylor was discharged as a government witness in the famed chaining case after her husband, James H. Taylor, was sent to State prison for six to eight years. She announced plans to travel to Nova Scotia and Manitoba, while staying with a wealthy family awaiting departure. Her brother and sister attended the municipal court proceeding.
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Margaret (Jackson) Taylor
Francis Asbury
James H. Taylor
Burke
Nova Scotia
Manitoba
Provinces
Secret from Japan Ends Embarrassing Hair Problem
Woman recounts years of failed hair removers and a life changing method from Japan. She offers free information to any woman who writes with a stamp, promising permanent removal of facial hair. Address: Mrs. Caroline Osgood, 281 B. V. Vaughan Building, Providence, R. I.
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Caroline Osgood
B. V. Vaughan Building
Providence
R. I
Society Leaders in Suffrage Tableau Benefit
New York January 17 large society turnout at the Maxine Elliott Theatre for an elaborate tableaux staged by Mrs Clarence Mackay to raise funds for women’s suffrage. The display traced the progress of woman in society through a costly, staged event attended by prominent social figures.
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New York
Clarence Mackay
Maxine Elliott
Society Leaders Shine in Costume Review of Great Women
A cast of about 60 staged a historical review highlighting notable women. Mrs. George Gould as Catherine the Great drew praise for luminous portrayal, with Miss Inez Mulholland as Cornelia and Mrs. Clarence Mackay as Florence Nightingale among key figures. The production featured suffrage movement supporters and New York society patrons.
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Clarence MacKay
George Gould
Inez Mulholland
Catherine the Great
Russia
Cornelia
Florence Nightingale
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Catherine of
Dorothy Whitney
Kidder
Philip Lydig
Carrie Chapman Catt
Woman Suffrage Party
William Erhart
Tiffany Dyer
Purity Squad Loses First Case In Drug Prosecution
The Watch and Ward Society lost its first case against illegal morphine opium and cocaine sales when Yee Sing, alias John Red Dragon, was found not guilty by Judge Burke of selling opium to W. Taylor, an agency agent. Taylor entered the Red Dragon restaurant with a companion, ate chop suey, then asked for an opium card with a half dollar, claiming illness. The Chinaman obtained the card from another.
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Watch and Ward Society
Yee Sing
John Red Dragon
Burke
W. Taylor
Taylor
Red Dragon
Robbed Man Proves Pauper Identified by Police
Paris reports a bound man found Sunday night outside the city who claimed he had been robbed. Police identify him as Rosenblum, an American named Harry Miller who has lived on charity and had prior trouble with authorities after recently being expelled from Germany.
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Paris
Harry Miller
Rosenblum
Germany
E. F. McGrady Leads the Boston Web Pressmen
Edward F. McGrady was elected president of the Boston Newspaper Web Pressmen's Union No. 8 in a seven hour election at the Journal building. Charles Wolfe won financial secretary and Mr. Fowler of the Globe chapel was named treasurer. McGrady previously served as international organizer for the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants' Union of North America.
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Boston
Web
Pressmen’s Union No
Edward F. Mc Grady
Journal Building
Charles Wolfe
Fowler
The
Globe Chapel
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of North America
Steel Head Salary Reduced at United States Steel
New York January 17 The United States Steel Corporation cut the salary of its president James A Farrell to 50000 a year. In contrast Charles M Schwab and William E Corey as presidents received 100000 annually.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Charles M. Schwab
William E. Corey
James A. Farrell
Hairbreadth Harry Brings Laughs to New England Audience
The long running humor act Hairbreadth Harry and Mrs Rummage tour New England entertaining children and adults. Jemo Sambo Muggsy Willie Westinghouse and Widow Wise join in delightfully with their playful routines.
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Harry
Mutiny Aboard Italian Ship Chill In Pensacola Harbor
Mutiny broke out aboard the Italian ship Chill in Pensacola Harbor from midday yesterday until early morning. Reports say an officer was killed, later denied, while an Italian sailor suffered a fractured skull and others were injured. The unrest followed the first mate's attempt to end a sailor brawl with hatchets and belaying pins used in the melee.
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Pensacola
Fla
Girls to Play Male Roles in Mr. Bob
The St. Agnes Guild of Emmanuel Parish Somerville stages the two act comedy Mr. Bob in Guild Hall on Thursday. Fred Irvin is Jenkins the butler, Mae Towne plays Philip Royson and Esther Lovejoy is Robert Brown. Other cast members include Rebecca Luke Katharine Rogers Leah Merriam Marion Bryant Ruth Swanson Patty and Beatrice Childs.
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Mr. Bob
St. Agnes Guild
Emmanuel Parish
Somerville
Guild Hall
Fred Irvin
Jenkins
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Web Pressmen’s Union
Tars
Feather CO
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