Buffalo Hunt in Granite State Game Park Ends in Shot
The first buffalo hunt in 20 years occurred in New Hampshire game preserves owned by C. D. Richardson of Newport. The vicious animal charged deer and keepers before being shot through the heart. The skin sold for $250 and the meat for $1 a pound. the herd originated in British Columbia.
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F. B. Eastman
Quincy Market
British Columbia
New Hampshire
West Brookfield
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Wealthy Brookline couple wed quietly in Cambridge
John B. Craig and Emma Rneaume married after a year of parental objections. License was issued August 7 at the old courthouse. They eloped on Christmas Eve to Cambridge and were married by Rev. Alfred A. Wright, then stayed in New York for New Year before returning to 68 Gorham Street West Somerville.
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Brookline
Emma Rneaume
Stone's Silk
Jamaica Plain
Cambridge
Alfred A. Wright
New York
Boston
Gorham Street
West Somerville
Forests plea urged for Appalachian reserves and justice
Former Governor Curtis Guild Jr of Massachusetts told an American Forestry Association dinner that the East and South deserve equal attention on Appalachian watershed forests as the West. He praised Chief Forester Graves, urged Appalachian reserves, and called for even handed justice across states.
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Washington
Appalachians
Curtis Guild, Jr
Massachusetts
American Forestry Association
Gifford Pinchot
Senator Burnham
New Hampshire
Senator Smoot
Utah
West
Representative Weeks
Congress
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H. S. Graves
Association
United States
Appalachian
New England
Mississippi
South Carolina
Tech Alumni Banquet Highlights Endorsements and Elections
Tech alumni hold their annual banquet at the Hotel Somerset with 400 expected attendees. The reception starts at 6 30 p m led by President Richard C Maclaurin. Officers elected include President Albert F Bemis and other officers and at large representatives. Speakers include A Lawrence Lowell and Justice Henry K Braley.
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Walter B. Piper
Malden
George W. Swett
Cambridge
Charles Hayden
Somerville
Allen W. Rowe
Boston
Eben S. Stevens
Quinebaug
Conn
Stoughton Walker
St. Joseph
Missouri
George V. Wendell
Hoboken
N. J
Advisory Council
John L. Batchelder, Jr
Richard C. Maclaurin
Technology
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
David Sneddon
State Commission of Education
Henry K. Braley
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Vote for Jim Crow Dolls at St James AME Church
In Wilmington on January 18 the St James AME Church congregation voted that colored mothers must buy black dolls for their children. The debate weighed whether colored children should play with white dolls or embrace black dolls as a matter of race pride. George W Benson and Rev R T Pennington spoke for opposing views before the vote.
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Wilmington
Del
St. James’ A. M. E
George W. Benson
R. T. Pennington
Clifton Mills
Chicago banker and legal figure John Farson dies
John Farson prominent Chicago banker lawyer and clubman died this morning from heart failure. He was a well known figure in the financial and social world of Chicago.
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Chicago
John Farson
Trial Continues in Will Contest Over James Rousseau Claim
In a Saskatchewan style hearing Judge Lawton hears witnesses about a will dispute involving Daniel Blake Russell and Jim Rousseau. Testimony covers a dramatic misidentification scene as the claimant seeks a fortune amid forged history claims and a Woodmen of the World application.
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Horace D. Whitmore
Boston
Rousseau
James Rousseau
Woodmen of the World
James Daniel Russell
Whitmore
Jim Rousseau
Daniel Blake Russell
Samuel Dickson
Majestic
Minneapolis
Dickson
Melrose
Eugene C. Upton
Berry
Upton
Morse to stay jailed as accountant claim fails
New York January 18 United States District Attorney Wise said Morse cannot obtain release from a 15 year Atlanta federal prison term for banking law violations. Heinze lawyers argued indictments flawed due to an accountant in the grand jury room. Wise announced there was no such accountant present during Morse’s indictment.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
United States District Attorney
Wise
F. Augustus Heinze
Heinze
John T. Fernster
Morse
Will Teach Parents Duty Of Sane Fourth
Under the Boston-1915 Saner Fourth effort Dr Daniel F Mahoney of Boston City Hospital will address the Winthrop School Parents Association in the school hall on January 19 at 4 PM Dr George F Keenan resident surgeon of the East Boston Relief Station speaks to the Oliver Hazard Perry Parents Association in their school hall Seventh Street South Boston on January 20 at 8 PM
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Boston
Saner
Daniel F. Mahoney
Boston City Hospital
Winthrop School Parents’ Association
George F. Keenan
East Boston
Oliver Hazard Perry Parents’ Association
Seventh Street
South
New College to Cost 3 Million at Columbia University
The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University on Fifty ninth street will be moved near the campus and integrated into the university. Three million dollars will be spent on the change to carry out the plan, enabling physical and educational incorporation into the system.
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New York
College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Columbia University
Fiftyninth Street
Put Home in Wifes Name Sermon Urges Debt Caution
Chicago dated January 18. The Rev. Dr. William E. Barton of Oak Park First Congregational Church urges couples to place homes in wives names to shield families from creditors. He says do it openly and record it so creditors may know when debts are paid. He warns conservative business faces risks that could burden spouses and children.
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Chicago
William E. Barton
First Congregational Church
Oak Park
Co-eds to Strike Over Food at Ohio Wesleyan
Three hundred sixty students in Monnett Hall plan a strike this week against Professor Austin, dean of women, over poor food quality and unsanitary preparation. They pay over $1,100 weekly for board, claim only about $400 is used for maintenance, leaving the rest for the university deficit.
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Delaware, CO
Monnett Hall
Austin
Ohio Wesleyan University
Reincarnated Man Saga Teases Buddha Ruby Heist
The Sunday Post features the ongoing exploits of The Reincarnated Man with an upcoming tale about the recovery of a famed Buddha ruby. The cliffhanger promises a daring quest and new twists for readers.
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Sunday Post
MONTHS TREATMENT FREE OFFER FOR CHRONIC DISEASES
The Osmo-Cemic Physicians offer one month’s treatment and medicines free to all patients who begin or renew treatment on or before January 29 1910. The deal targets chronic eye heart kidney liver nerve rheumatic skin and other diseases promising cure with the new discovery. Only 10 days remain in this limited time offer.
Office of Cosmetic-Chemic Physicians Ad Offers Free X-Ray
A dated ad invites readers to begin a course at the office of the Cosmetic-Chemic Physicians, Room 10, No. 18 Boylston Street, on or before January 29, 1910. It promises consultation, examination with perfected X-Ray, and a month of treatment at no cost.
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