Milk rating meeting of Boston milk dairies
The Massachusetts Association of Boards of Health met at the Hotel Brunswick amid a cholera investigation related to the Cymric arrival. Speakers praised Boston milk quality versus Chicago and other cities, discussed score card inspections, and urged bacteriological testing with receiving stations and an on site expert. Luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Association of Boards of Health
Gallup's Island
Cymric
Brunswick
Boston
George M. Whittaker
United States Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Middle West
Charles B. North
New York
Henry P. Walcott
State Board of Health
New Rules On B M For Care Of Engines
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered Boston & Maine to improve locomotive care. B and M will monthly test stay bolts and wash engines, remove logging from boilers and steam domes, inspect safety valves and gauges, and clean flues. All testing must be sworn by a notary and the foreman in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boston & Maine
Cuticura Cures Dandruff and Promises Thick Hair Growth
A barber from Dorchester Massachusetts reports severe dandruff and itching ending after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He says three cakes of Soap and one and a half boxes of Ointment cleared the scalp, left a thick hair growth, and removed itching. Signed by John F. Williams, July 28, 1910. Cuticura products sold worldwide via Potter Drug & Chem, Dept. 9B, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Williams
Norfolk Street
Dorchester
Boston
Mass
Potter Drug & Chem
Dept. 9B
Pigeons Lead Advertising Delegation Train to Boston
A lively Des Moines to Boston Tea Party Special train carries about 150 advertising club members for the national convention. News pigeons relay updates to Des Moines papers and a top pigeon will deliver a message from Bunker Hill. Delegates include ex Senator Lafe Young and T. W. LeQuatte with stops in Cedar Rapids Waterloo Manchester and Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Boston
Des Moines
Iowa
Plymouth Rock
Homer
Bunker Hill Monument
Des Moines Daily Capital
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Manchester
Dubuque
T. W. LeQuatte
Associated Advertising Clubs
Lafe Young
Faneuil Hall
St. Louis
Taft Ranch
Texas
Charles P. Taft
United States
Westminster
Ad Club
Baltimore
Providence
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Line
Preston
Cincinnati
Thorndike
Oxford
Pilgrim Publicity Association
Garage Fire Threatens Green's Inn and Hotel
A large fire at Green's Inn stables and garage in Narragansett Pier RI endangered the hotel yesterday. Guests moved belongings to the street as 25 horses, polo ponies, and 15 autos were evacuated. Willard Kent's Woonsocket cottage was briefly threatened. Loss listed at 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Pier
R. IL
Summmer
Green’s Inn
Willard Kent
Woonsocket
Police Dog Friend Only to Uniformed Officers
South Boston reports a police dog named Jerry who loyally assists uniformed officers. The dog follows Patrolman Emil Lierhman, Patrolmen Scanlon and Necco, and Special Officer Gilbert, guarding signal boxes and anticipating patrols. Nonuniformed officers lose his trust and he ignores them, except Gilbert who has trained him to respect the uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
City Point
Animal Rescue League
Jerry
Emil Lierhman
Scanlon
Necco
Gilbert
First Street
P Street
Gilbert and
Brine Seeks Alimony Pending Nullity Suit
Mrs Nettie Brine sought alimony of ten dollars a week in equity court while her husband Frank R Brine pursues annulment based on duress. The case stems from claims that her father Thomas F Dolan held a revolver to force a marriage. The husband contends the suit is a nullity case, not a standard divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Brine
Superior Court
Thomas F. Dolan
Brine
Equity
Frank R. Brine
Riot Warrants Refused by Malden Court
Judge Preble of Malden District Court yesterday refused to issue riot warrants to many Hebrews who appeared seeking warrants against about 20 young men and boys tied to a riot at Suffolk Square Malden last Sunday night. The judge did not find sufficient evidence to justify issuing the warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Preble
Malden
Suffolk Square
Preble
Boley
Malden Police Prepare Court Summons Over Disturbing the Peace
Malden police said he held names of about 20 participants and planned to summon them to court to answer the charge of disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Fake son of ex lord mayor dupes Boston donors
Sidney M. Bell posed as the son of Sir John Bell ex lord mayor of London and collected money in Boston after stories in local papers. Montreal police and British Charitable Society of Boston warn he is a counterfeit. Sir John Bell had no son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Thomas T. Stokes
British Charitable Society of
Boston
Sidney M. Bell
Sir John Bell
London
Stokes
Bell
John Bell
Sir John
Exford
Sidney Bell
theX-mayor
Keith Proctor suit decided by court
Justice Bird rules in Keith vs Proctor dispute. Keith wins all points. Receivership of the Keith Proctor Amusement Co. ends. E. F. Albee remains manager of the Fifth Avenue Theatre New York. Union Square Jersey City theatres return to Keith. Fifty-eighth and One Hundred Twenty Fifth Street Theatres go to Proctor. Harlem Opera House sold to Keith and renamed B F Keith s Harlem Theatre. Only the Fifth Avenue Theatre lease dispute remains to be argued the first week in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Justice Bird
Supreme Court
B. F. Keith
Frederick F. Proctor
Keith & Proctor Amusement Company
Keith
Proctor
E. F. Albee
Fifth Avenue
New York
Union Square Theatre
Jersey City Theatre
Fifty-eighth Street Theatre
Harlem Opera House
B. F
Harlem
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Girls Reach Boston Today In Long Tramp
Misses Stella Crawford Rosamond F. Mullen and Elsie F. Redman of New York travel to Canada on a walking trip. Dressed in khaki and high boots with small knapsacks, they walk from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. each day stopping at easy stages. All are 22 to 25, describe themselves as trained and heredity pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Crawford
Rosamond F. Mullen
Elsie F. Redman
New York
Boston
Canada
Five Diamonds Lost or Stolen in Boston Mystery
Miss Etta Krauss of Indianapolis reported a bracelet with five diamonds and inscribed Lisette Krauss missing after leaving the Eastern Steamship Company wharf for the Hotel Westminster. The jewelry disappeared from her chatelaine bag and a reward was offered. The Krauss party, Mystic Shriners touring the East, planned to continue to New York and Washington after Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Etta Krauss
Indianapolis
Eastern Steamship Company
Westminster
Lisette Krauss
Miss Krauss
Paul Krauss
Mystic Shriners
Shriners
Rochester
Nice
New York
Washington
Old Point Comfort
Indiana
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Jimmy
Howdy Alf
Dimey
Jimny
Henao
Sunday Post
Homers
Nix
Wilson Bros
Bostom Do Soollay
Sq. Jewellers
Keith-Proctor
Crossett Shoes
Crossett Shoe Store
Tremont Street
la 5Th Ave
la Kennedy
Kennedy
Summer Street
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