Hospital Fund Surpasses $36 500 Mark in Drive
Local campaign for St Elizabeth's Hospital reports at noon yesterday the thermometer near $36,511 with donors including Cardinal O'Connell and James Phelan and many parish supporters. Campaign headquarters at 451 Washington Street note daily tallies and expect rapid growth as Brookline and South Boston join the effort.
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ST. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Washington Street
West Brookline Street
Mother Rose
Cardinal O'Connell
James FP. Phelan
Thomas Riley
Way
Friend
Rev
Fried
Brown
Darrell
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
James J. Phelan
William O’brien
Joseph P. O'Connell
John O'Connor
Poston Globe
Erect
Poston Post
Essen
Ees
Jordan Marsh Co
John T. Comnov
Briend i
Joseph Lannin
Joseph H. Gallagher
Briand
J. Bailey & Co
Fred Theise
St. Mary's Parish
Brookline
Michael J. Coffey
James M. Prendergast
United Shoe Machinery Co
Arthur J. Bleakley
Michael Leverone
William P. Crowley
Thomas “Malone
Abraham
James Daley
Ellen Leary
Timothy Sullivan
Mrs. MacDonald
Ellen Smith
John Buckley
Pears
Yoney Merino
Oksea
Florence Crowley
Matthew" Crowiley
Transatlantic Fare Cuts Announced by Major Lines
London January 26 reports Cunard American and White Star lines cut east bound fares by 4 and west bound by 2.5 dollars matching Hamburg American reductions in effect today for east and west voyages.
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London
Cunard
White Star Lines
Rich widow to wed her chauffeur
Mrs Christina Sutherland Coursen of Auburndale filed marriage intentions with Newton city clerk pairing with Alfred Eldred Duff her chauffeur. Duff, eight years younger, admitted the plan after previous denials and said no date was given.
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Christina Sutherland Coursen
Auburndale
Alfred Eldred Duff
Newton
Duff
Hart
Columbus Place
West Newton
Coursen
Sargol Tablets Promised to Boost Weighing Thins Fast
An advertisement touts Sargol tablets as a flesh-building, fat-absorbing solution for thin people. It claims six chemistry-backed elements multiply red blood cells and boost weight by three to five pounds weekly, with a money-back guarantee from druggists.
Trustees Seek Refund of Tax Money from Braintree
The Thayer Academy trustees ask the Supreme Court to sell their property and have Dedham Superior Court order Braintree to refund $554.88 paid under protest in taxes.
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Thayer Academy
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Dedham
Braintree
Massachusetts Academy Property Tax Exemption Claim Cited
The academy describes itself as a literary charitable benevolent and scientific institution incorporated in Massachusetts. It asserts ownership of buildings in Braintree on April 1 1913 exempt from taxes under the law.
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Academy
Massachusetts
Braintree
Assessors’ Illegal Demand For Tax Reimbursement
Taxpayers claim the assessors levied a property assessment and paid $554.88 under protest. They seek a Superior Court order reimbursing the taxes with interest. Affected properties include: 714 Washington St valued $4500, 725 Washington St $3500, 23 Central Ave $2700, Hobart Ave $5000, Academy St parcels 18 722 ft at $1000, West Tremont St lot $200, total valuation $27,200.
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Superior Court
Washington Street
Central Avenue
Hobart Avenue
Academy Street
West Tremont Street
Car Icing Rule Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court affirmed the Interstate Commerce Commission order requiring transcontinental railroads to let California orange shippers pre ice and pre cool fruit en route to Eastern cities and limited car-use charges during pre cooling to 7.50 dollars.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Spanish Aviator Killed In Madrid Aircraft Crash
Lieutenant Maximo Ramos, a Spanish military aviator, died in Madrid when his plane capsized and fell from considerable height during a flight today. His death was reported from the capital, with officials noting the fatal crash occurred at a high altitude.
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Madrid
Spain
Maximo Ramos
Rodin Child Daughters Die In Quebec Home Fire
A fatal fire at the Rodin home in Notre Dame de Rosaire Quebec claimed the lives of two Rodin daughters. Fire crews battled the blaze as residents reported the children were sleeping when the flames broke out. Investigators seek clues to the cause of the deadly blaze.
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Rodin
Notre Dame de Rosaire
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Dren
Tribune Reports Record Advertising Volume in 1913
The Chicago Tribune announces a record 43,676.27 columns of advertising for year ending December 31, 1913, up 3,906.32 from 1912. It surpasses New York Boston and Philadelphia papers, accounts for 45 percent of four Chicago morning papers’ ads, and nears total ads of three other Chicago papers combined. The paper credits reader and advertiser service as key to its growth.
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THE
Chicago Tribune
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Tribune
Chicago Tribune’ Record
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Messaline Petticoats
Gilchrist Co
Washington & Winter Sts
Mercury
T. J. Falvey
Joseph H. O'Neil
Daniel J. Kiley
Dr. M. J. Cronin
Henry V. Cunningham
Charles H. Slattery
St. Mary’s Parish
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's
Brighton
South Boston
Leo Joseph Clement
Mission Church
Roxbury
Stelizabeths Ospital
California
Los Angeles
Pullman
Chicago and North Western
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
J. EF. Brittain
G. A
Washiton St
Aes
Mats
E.F
P.aillard
Magee Wechin
St. Boston
Fort Hill
M. de. Brabant, SA
Broadwayo York
C. S. Coursen
Auburndale Files
Troy
Talbot Co
Washington St
Talbot
Old South
Hanover St
Broadway
Hamburg
T. D. Baker Co. Provisioners
Oxford
Setucns
Boylston and
Hollis
Luden’s
Wm. H. Luden
Tig
Reading
Riker-Jaynes Stores
Liggett’s Drug Stores
O’sullivan Specialities Co
Lowell, Mans
Montreal
Napoleon Rodin
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