NAMES GIFTS TO DARTMOUTH
Emily Howe Hitchcock will sections disclosed by Charles P. Chase trustees of Dartmouth College. The Hitchcock homestead north of Crosby Hall with 45 acres and a $20 000 endowment for four beds go to Mary Hitchcock Hospital. The Di Casnola Cyprus collection to Howe Library. Pine Park Association to receive 50000.
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Hanover
N. H
Emily Howe Hitchcock
Dartmouth College
Charles P. Chase
Dartmouth
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
di Casnola
Howe Library
Pine Park Association
Life Insurance and Eckmans Alterative Offer Contrasting Paths
An advertisement asks whether life insurance is truly life or death insurance and promotes Eckmans Alterative as a cure for consumption. It claims the remedy improves appetite, health, and earning power, with a testimonial from Weldon Ill and details available by request. It notes the product is free of poisons and is sold by Riker Taynes Stores and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Webb
Weldon
Texas
Colorado
Riker-Taynes
Houghton & Dutton Drug. Dept
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Penn
Scots Charitable Society Elects Its Officers and Trustees
The Scots Charitable Society held its annual meeting at Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple last evening. President James Pottinger was reelected, with Alexander C Nixon as vice president and John N Jordan as secretary for a fourth term. Others reelected include Stewart W Millar as assistant secretary Dr Miles Martin as physician the Rev James Todd as relief committee chair and Robert Mayer and Rev H A Manchester as relief board members.
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Scots’ Charitable Society
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
James Pottinger
Alexander C. Nixon
David R. Craig
John N. Jordan
Stewart W. Millar
A. K. MacLennan
D. D
Miles Martin
James Todd
Walter Ballantyne
Duncan D. Russell
David Smith
Robert Mayer
H. A. Manchester
Relief Board
Dock strike enters third week as conflict continues
The Boston longshoremen strike enters its third week with both sides rigid. Steamship agents praise strike-breakers work while longshoremen say the breakers cause cargo damage and injuries. Dennis J Montura, 24, is harmed at Clyde street pier after being struck by sugar sling on the Bostonian. George R Lee, 29, injured on Leyland dock.
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Boston
Cunard
Dennis J. Montura
Albion Street
Clyde Street
Bostonian
George R. Lee
Myrtle Street
Leyland Dock
Hansa
Braunfels
East
Royal Prince
Leyland Line
Manchester
Leyland
Anglian
Liverpool
Birchfield
National Docks
Leyland Company
East Boston
Oliver Clark
Maverick Street
Domenic Meggenelli
Battery Street
Mariano Diaco
Cheriton Street
Longshoremen Plan Continued Strike and Weigh Legal Rulers
At a meeting of 40 delegates representing four longshoremen groups with 2500 on strike, plans to extend the stoppage were laid out amid a review of strike-breaker activity and cargo handling. A conference with U S District Attorney Asa P French discussed immigrant and alien contract laws impacting foreign crews aboard vessels berthed in the city.
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Longshoremen’s Trade Council
United States
Asa P. French
Council
Barry
Bostonian
East Boston
Anglian
Boston
Arlington Street Extension Hope Renewed by Mayor
Mayor Fitzgerald announced plans to press the City Council to pass an order authorizing extending Arlington Street from Boylston Street to Columbus Avenue. The move aims to improve traffic and urban access in the area.
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Fitzgerald
Arlington Street
Boylston Street
Columbus Avenue
Defense seeks new trial in Hall of Records case
Attorneys for Bert Conners moved for jury dismissal and a new trial in the Hall of Records dynamiting case. Judge Willis denied the motion but allowed affidavits later, citing contempt for newspaper reports that Deputy D A Ray Horton had intimations of attempts to corrupt the jury.
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Los Angeles
Bert Conners
Hall of Records
Willis
Ray Horton
Democratic Convention Call Issued for Baltimore
The Democratic National Committee announced the official call for the convention to be held in Baltimore on June 25. Norman E. Mack, chairman, and Urey Woodson, secretary, issued the call in Buffalo New York.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Baltimore
Norman E. Mack
Urey Woodson
Democratic National Committee
Ipswich Clothing Dealer’s Relative Fined in Asset Concealment Case
Alfred Adner of Newburyport pleaded guilty to conspiracy to conceal assets of the bankrupt Louis Bean estate and was fined 509 dollars. Morris Port of Portsmouth New Hampshire received a 250 dollar fine. Judge Dodge presided in the United States District Court yesterday.
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Louis Bean
Ipswich
Alfred Adner
Newburyport
Morris Port
Portsmouth
N. H
Dodge
United States District Court
A Prosperous Year for Massachusetts Accident Co Reports Rise in Business
At the annual meeting of stockholders of the Massachusetts Accident Co. of this city, officers reported growth in volume of business, premium income, reserves, and surplus for policyholders. The board, led by President G. Leonard McNeill, was re-elected.
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Massachusetts Accident Co
G. Leonard McNeill
Four top stories to finish Sunday Post magazine contest
The Sunday Post Magazine nears the end of its $10,000 short story competition. Four of the best entries will be published in next Sunday's issue, concluding the series. Do not miss this number.
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Sunday Post
Advertising honesty in modern retail claims
A discussion on current advertising ethics contrasts arid and arrant ads with a push to truth and accuracy. The piece argues truthful advertising builds trust, denounces exaggerated promises, and asserts rigorous checks align advertising with merchandise. It notes other firms sharing similar integrity and invites readers to compare.
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Henry Siegelco
Washington and Essex Sts
Mr. Free
Henry Siegel Co
Arthur Webb
Horlick’s
Fabiclene Mfg. CO
Deane St
Mass
Charles D. Brown & Co., Inc
Federal &T
By C. M. Payne
Scots Charitable Society Elects
Beacon Art Studio
John Jordon
of Scots’ Charitable Society
Somerville
Police
Kendall
Thomas 3. Temme
Arlington ST. Order
Dorothy Dodd
Dorothy Dodd” Shoes
Ewest
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