Conservatory Girl Claims $8000 From Stock Trades
Miss Emily Farland, 22, of 52 Batavia Street, says she has made about 8000 in stocks after starting with 200 while studying at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston. She describes stock speculation as a thrilling game, notes its strain, and says her family disapproves. She plans voice culture while continuing to monitor markets, but warns against advising others to pursue it.
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Conservatory
Emily Farland
Batavia Street
Boston
New England Conservatory of Music
Miss Farland
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Hoseman Hurt At Coke Fire
Everett July 13. Firefighters battled a brisk blaze for two hours at the New England Gas and Coke Company coal tower. Hoseman Samuel Wilson stepped on a rusty nail, injuring his foot, and Hoseman Harry McNeil was hurt when timber struck his shoulder.
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Everett
New England Gas and Coke Company
Samuel Wilson
Hose 2
Harry McNeil
Plank injury blacks out Boston worker at Batchelder yard
Luke Conroy of 72 Dorchester avenue was struck by a falling plank at Batchelder Coal Company yards yesterday afternoon. He suffered a compound fracture of facial bones, was found unconscious, and transported by police ambulance to City Hospital.
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Luke Conroy
Dorchester Avenue
Batchelder Coal Company
Steamer New Brunswick Carries Large Crowds in Boston Harbor
Despite bad weather a crowd rode the New Brunswick on a regular north and south shore trip. About 250 graduates from the Immaculate Conception parochial school in Malden joined Father Nagle, with another large group from Gate of Heaven Church in South Boston. A special Eastern Star party is slated for today. Saturday’s matinee departs Lincoln wharf at 2 pm and returns at 6 pm for a four hour sail among Boston Harbor islands and fortifications.
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New Brunswick
School of the Immaculate Conception of
Lincoln Wharf
Boston Harbor
Hirsch Tells Jury His Story In Robbery Case
The Superior Criminal Court room was packed as Walter H. Lantz and wife Catharine with Samuel Rubin faced robbery charges. William Hirsch, a broker who lent money on furniture, testified that at a Norway Street house he was threatened, the mortgage on the furniture was discharged, and $10 extorted before told to stay silent. The trial continues.
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Superior Criminal Court
Walter H. Lantz
Catherine
Samuel Rubin
William Hirsch
Norway Street
Reserve Officer Currie dismissed for past arrest claim
Gregory Currie, a Reserve Officer, faced dismissal after Judge Fim mons ruled he lied to conceal a prior arrest for assault. Currie was among 47 appointees announced last Tuesday, assigned to Division 19, where he was quickly identified as having been arrested on the assault charge.
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Fimmons
Gregory Currie
Currie
Division 19
Beautiful Miss Abbott Cured of Malaria and Stomach Trouble
Miss Lidna Abbott of Cleveland suffers malaria and stomach catarrh, cured by TONI-TA Dr Lorentz's laxative tonic Invigorator. She reports heart palpitations and dizziness eased after the first bottle and full recovery in ten weeks. The ad claims TO-NI-TA purifies blood heals mucous membranes and wards off disease. Available in a $1 bottle. doctors advice free.
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Lidna Abbott
Cleveland
Toni-Ta
Lorentz
Miss Abbott
Edna Arpbott
North Perrys Street
Ohio
Lorentz Medical Co
New York
Dr. Lorentz
Local druggists list Kennedy era storefronts in Boston area
At Adams House Drug Store 569 Wash St Klein's Pharmacy corner Boylston Tremont Walker Rintels 165 Summer St H O Nute 355 Columbus Av G A Alexander 100 Dorchester St So Boston and A Cunningham Drug Co Inman Sq Cambridge are named as druggists in the region with street locations.
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Adams House Drug Store
Wash. St
Klein's Pharmacy
13 Months For Robbing Woman At Cambridge Street Lodging
James Hanson and Agnes Tanguey were found guilty in Superior Criminal Court of robbing Mrs. McFarlane of a watch chain and $2 at the lodging house 82 Cambridge Street where they lived. The crime occurred on June 18. They received 18 months in the House of Correction.
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Pierce
Superior Criminal Court
James Hanson
Agnes Tanguey
McFarlane
Cambridge Street
Brookline
Tanguey
House of Correction
Flying iron gashed worker's throat at Charlestown rail shops
A flying piece of iron shot through the Charlestown Boston & Maine shops striking Thomas McNally of 38 School Street in Charlestown. The jagged cut required immediate medical care and he was rushed by train to Relief Hospital yesterday afternoon, then transferred to North Station for further treatment.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Charlestown
Thomas McNally
School Street
Relief Hospital
McNally
Plans for G. A. R. Week in Boston Encampment
Arrangements for the Grand Army of the Republic national encampment in Boston this August near completion. Secretary Silas Barton and a large clerical staff field inquiries from across the U S. The accommodations committee receives daily requests for rooms as hotels prepare to house visiting posts. Executive committee members span from Dwight Judd in Holyoke to Wilfred Wetherbee in Boston, covering duties from badges to decorations and transportation.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Boston
Silas Barton
United States
Dwight O. Judd
Holyoke
Lucius Field
Clinton
Charles H. Barker
Lynn
W. W. Blackmar
J. Payson Bradley
Charles S. Clerke
George W. Creasey
Chelsea
John E. Gilman
Eli W. Hall
E. T. Harvell
Rockland
Edward H. Haskell
George H. Innis
Milton
George D. Nash
William Olin
Peter D. Smith
Andover
General A. B. R. Sprague
Worcester
A. M. Stickney
Medford
Joseph W. Thayer
Faneuil Hall
Cranmore N
Cut In Mills Not Yet Posted Falls River
July 13 The Manufacturers Association has made no official announcement on a proposed 12 percent wage cut for cotton mill operatives slated for July 25. Union secretaries spoke against the cut but would not predict union action upon official notification. Local union officials declined to comment, awaiting formal notice. Operatives doubt wage cuts are the proper remedy, urging curtailment instead.
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Fall River
Manufacturers’ Association
Cape Cod Steamship Charms Riders On Provincetown Run
The Cape Cod steamer departs Boston for Provincetown daily at 9 a.m. on weekdays and 9:30 a.m. Sundays, offering a near four hour voyage plus a 90 minute stop at the Tip of the Cape for dinner and sightseeing. The vessel is sturdy, well outfitted, and popular as a summer excursion with strong demand from last season.
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Cape Cod
Provincetown
Cape
Boston
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Harvard Dean Hurlburt Weds Miss Woolson in Cambridge
Harvard Dean Dean Hurlburt marries Miss Eda A Woolson in Beverly at a summer home ceremony. The couple plans a honeymoon in Europe touring England and Holland, returning in September. Rev Edward Abbott presided as families looked on. both families note their charitable interests and shared commitment to education.
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Dean Hurlburt
Harvard
Eda A. Woolson
James A. Woolson
Harvard Street
Cambridge
Europe
England
Holland
Miss Woolson
James N. Paine
Beverly
Edward Abbott
Not Solving the Housegirl Problem Schwab Plan Questioned
Boston employment bureau opinions on Mrs Schwab s yearly $90 gold gifts and self auditing of accounts suggest the plan is not a practical solution for most households. Experts cite affordability, independence, and varying gifts as alternatives, while praising considerate treatment.
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Charles M. Schwab
Boston
Ray Johnson’s counsel file his exceptions
The bill of exceptions in the murder in the second degree case of Ray C. Johnson was filed with the clerk of the Superior Criminal Court yesterday afternoon. His counsel contests the judge’s charge on expert evidence and argues Johnson was not of sound mind at the time of the act. The bill will take the usual course.
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Ray C. Johnson
Sadie Peters
Superior Criminal Court
Johnson
Mason helps man scalded in wreck thanks lodge members
Wilson Frederick, severely scalded in a Jersey Central wreck on January 27, 1908, joined his Masonic lodge in Plainfield New Jersey to thank members for the sacrifices they made to save his life. Masons repeatedly bared their arms during the year long process before he could return home to Dunellen.
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New York
Wilson Frederick
Jersey Central
Graceland
Plainfield
N. J
Frederick
Dunellen
Order
Testimonial for Koch Lung Cure Endorses Consumption Recovery
Attleboro resident Mrs EDgar Tregoning reports cure from pulmonary consumption using the Koch treatment. She praises rapid improvement after initial visit and treatment, invites verification, and notes free consultation and home treatment options. Only Boston office at 361 Boylston Street with descriptive booklet.
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Attleboro
Mass
Boylston Street
Boston
Koch
Edgar Tregoning
West St
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Hayward St
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