Emma Howarth challenges will over wife label in New York case
Emma C Howarth of Roxbury says she knew nothing of a second woman named as wife in John H Howarth late will. She filed a protest in Surrogate's Court after a March 22 1892 will and a later Aug 31 1912 document naming Maude F E Howarth as executrix, prompting further dispute.
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Emma C. Howarth
School Street
Roxbury
New York
John Henry Howarth
Utica Athletic Knitting Company
Howarth
New York City
Maude FE. Howarth
Emma Howarth
Dress talk at DAR luncheon critiques pulpit sermons
Massachusetts Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution applauded at a Hotel Vendome luncheon honoring former Governor Curtis Guild and his wife. Mrs. Charles H. Masury urged ministers to preach the gospel and stop focusing on women’s clothes, a remark met with approval.
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Massachusetts Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Hotel Vendome
Charles H. Masury
Curtis Guild
Women's rights and speech highlighted at meeting
Mrs. Masury former state regent urged pastors to discuss modern women's dress and the ballot issue while receiving applause. Former Governor Guild spoke against using the American flag for advertising and was given a hearty ovation.
Prosecution Office Consolidates at Barristers Hall
District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier and assistants Daniel V. McIsaac and A. C. Webber have combined private law practices into a five room suite at Barristers Hall to be nearer the county courthouse. Each had operated separately in Kimball Old South and Pemberton buildings.
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Joseph C. Pelletier
Daniel V. McIsaac
A. C. Webber
Barristers Hall
Court House
Pelletier
Kimball
McIsaac
Old South
Webber
Pemberton
Search Reopens For Missing Brookline Girl In Woods
Eleanor Arlin disappeared from 47 Marion street Brookline after leaving for a walk two weeks ago. Boarding house keeper Mrs. Ceres Hadcock cites headache and fainting spells, suspects exposure in Chestnut Hill woods, notes no romantic motive and defends casual friend Mr Brown.
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Eleanor Arlin
Marion Street
Brookline
Ceres H. Hadcock
Miss Arlin
Worcester
Eleanor
Chestnut Hill
Boston Bank Run Ends With Confidence Restored
The South Boston Savings Bank on Broadway and I Street saw a run, with $110,000 withdrawn by 3:50 pm, but confidence returned as depositors redeposited, new accounts surged, and many large deposits followed clergy and community leaders urging steadiness. Police guarded the line. Cardinal O Connell and local priests supplied assurances, and notable deposits included $3000 from Mayor Fitzgerald and $1000 from Father Johnson.
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South Boston
Fitzgerald
Agnes
Michael E. Doherty
Church of the Rosary
J. R. Slattery
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
David Butikan
Bright
Father Doherty
Robert J. Johnson
Gate of Heaven Church
Father Johnson
William Higgins
R. S. Stone
The
Creed Brothers
Michael J
John J
D. W
Eatings safe digestion with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
The ad claims digestion is improved by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals or before bed. It argues natural eating habits and rest support digestion, promising blood enrichment and fewer digestive problems. The box sells for 50 cents through any druggist.
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Stuart
Depositors Urged to Stay Calm Amid Bank Closures
Community leaders and officials, including Rt. Rev. Mgr. George J. Patterson and President John J. Toomey, urged depositors to refrain from withdrawals as financial strain pressed the bank. Notables such as Henry J. Bowen, J. Carlton Nichols, Charles P. Mooney, Dr. William P. Cross, and others from the Trade Association and public offices assisted in stabilizing the situation.
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George A. Tyler
Mgr
George J. Patterson
SS. Peter and Paul’s Church
James B. Troy
St. Vincent’s Chure
John J. Toomey
Henry J. Bowen
J. Carlton Nichols
Charles P. Mooney
William P. Cross
The
Trade Association
William J. Cassidy
Lydon
William F. Spencer
William H. Devine
John A. Meehan
C. James Connelley
National Baseball League
William Sullivan
Ward 13
Charles Sidlauskas
Charles Ivacaweiscz
Three Men Knock Conductor Off Car in City Incident
John B. Ellis an Elevated conductor was knocked from his car at Washington and Bennet streets yesterday by three men who were later arrested by officers from Lagrange street station. Ellis says they stole a package of transfers. His car continued to North station as he filed a report. The men faced drunkenness charges. names not released.
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John B. Ellis
Washington and Bennet Streets
Lagrange Street
Ellis
Elis
No decision yet in case of N Y gunmen
Albany January 27. The Court of Appeals did not hand down a decision in the case of Charles Becker former police lieutenant or in the cases of the four gunmen all convicted in the murder of Herman Rosenthal.
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N. Y. Gunmen
Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Thurston urges merger of Republicans and Progressives
Edward A. Thurston of Fall River was elected chairman of the Republican State committee. He plans to work toward uniting leading Progressives and Republicans on a common platform for the governor's race and to reorganize the party for the fall campaign.
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Edward A. Thurston
Fall River
Republican State Committee
Thurston
Plan for Niagara River Improvement at Tonawanda
The Board of Army Engineers advised Congress to deepen Niagara River at Tonawanda New York to a 68 foot channel at an estimated cost of 300000 dollars.
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Niagara River
Washington
Board of Army Engineers
Congress
Tonawanda
N. Y
Father Gasson Leaves Boston for Woodstock College
The Rev. Thomas I. Gasson S J former six year president of Boston College has departed Boston alone for Woodstock Md to reside at the philosophy house of Woodstock College. Unannounced departure fuels talk he may return in September if health permits.
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Thomas I. Gasson
Boston College
Boston
Woodstock
Philosophy House
Woodstock College
Father Gasson
Fisherman Rescued After 12 Hour Row In Snow
Portland Maine Jan 27 A crew member Lysander Wolf of the fishing schooner La conia was lost in a snow storm on the fishing grounds. He reached Cape Porpoise Light late last night after nearly 12 hours rowing in 10 degree weather, exhausted but alive.
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Portland
Lysander Wolf
Laconia
Wolf
Cape Porpoise
Hospital trustees urge rapid maternity ward expansion in Boston
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital faces crowding with a 20 percent rise in maternity cases. A new 100000 building to add a maternity unit and children’s ward is proposed along with enhanced operating facilities. The report notes high patient totals and deficits previously. patient counts include 12252 treated in main, 1448 more than 1912, with many in out patient services.
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Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
Edward H
Harrison Avenue and
Stong
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If you feel bloated after eating and food lies like a lead on your stomach you need Pape's Diapepsin. It neutralizes excess acid stops fermentation and relieves dyspepsia in minutes. A fifty cent case convinces any stomach sufferer that fermentation and sour stomach cause indigestion.
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Pape
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