Governor Walsh Seeks Law to Separate Boston & Maine From New Haven
Governor Walsh urges legislature to enact enabling laws to dissolve control of the Boston & Maine by the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad. The plan, approved by the federal government, transfers stock to appointed liquidators to run the Maine line independently, with safeguards for public interest and minority stockholders.
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Walsh
New Haven
Federal Department of Justice
New England
Senate
Hilton
Middlesex
Boston Railroad Holding Company
The
Boston & Maine
Massachetts
New Haven Railroad
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boston Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Railroad Holding Company
Commonwealth
New Haven Company
Boston & Albany
New York Central
Boston
Hudson River
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Massachusetts
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Berkshire Street Railway Company
Boston & Main
United States District Court For
Southern District of New York
United States
Frank P. Carpenter
Henry B. Day
James L. Doherty
Charles P. Hall
Marcus P. Knowlton
Vermont Company
New England Investment & Security Company
New York and Stamford Company
Westchester Street Railroad Company
Shore Line Electric Railroad
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Connecticut Company
Housatonic Power Company
Connecticut Company &S
Providence & Danielson Railway Company
Sea View Railroad Company
Boston & Mai
Oe Ee
New Sk Can
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Manchester
I. H
Newton
Mass
Springfield
Maine
Maine Company
Northern Railroad
New Hampshire
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Manchester & Lawrence Railroad
Hereford Railway Company
Concord & Montreal Railroad
Vermont & Massachusetts Railroad Company
Lowell & Andover Railroad Company
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Pemigewassett Valley Railroad
Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers Railroad Company
Upper Coos Railroad
Concord & Portsmouth Railroad
Wilton Railroad Company
Peterborough Railroad
Nashua & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Massawippi Valley Railway Company
Father John's Medicine advertised as safe tonic for babies
An advertisement promotes Father John's Medicine as a safe alcohol and drug free tonic for babies. It claims benefits for colds coughs and overall strength, presenting it as pure wholesome and suitable for children.
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Father John
Judge Declares Free Speech Needs Permit At Rally
In White Plains a grand jury considers 12 Industrial Workers of the World demonstrants jailed after a Tarrytown protest against John D. Rockefeller Jr. The judge warns professional agitators cannot incite street disorder without a permit and must hire a hall to speak.
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White Plains
N. Y
Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Colorado
Arthur S. Tompkins
Mayor bans tango in city parks and buildings
The mayor announced a ban on tango at all city parks and buildings during the Curley administration. He rejected a $190,000 offer to allow tango at the Franklin Park refectory and ordered the Park Commission to seek bids for park concessions.
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Curley
Franklin Park
Park Commission
Tyngsboro Farmer Dies by Own Action on His Farm
June 1 John Norris aged 68 committed death by own action by shooting today at his Tyngsboro farm. He was despondent over a recent business failure in Lowell and left a widow.
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Lowell
John Norris
Tyngsboro
Shoe Case To Resume Today In Sherman Act Suit
Final arguments in the government suit to dissolve United Shoe Machinery Company as an unlawful monopoly will open before Judges Putnam Dodge and Brown in U S District Court at 10 o clock. The government has spent 40 days on the case in over two years of litigation.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
Putnam, Dodge and Brown
United States District Court
United States
William S. Gregg
James A. Fowler
Allen Webster
Gregg
Fowler
Webster
Charles F. Choate
Frederick P. Fish
Man Sentenced to Death in Electric Chair
Giuseppe Marinendi, already convicted of fatally shooting Policeman Edward J. Murtha during a weapon search and killing bystander James OConnell who attempted to stop him, was sentenced today to die in the electric chair during the week starting July 6 in New York.
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New York
Giuseppe Marendi
Edward J. Murtha
James O’connell
Sargol Tablets Promised to Boost Weight Fast
An advertisement claims thin people gain three to five pounds weekly by using Sargol with every meal. It asserts poor assimilation is the cause, and that the six ingredient flesh-building formula safely increases blood quality and weight, backed by a money back guarantee.
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Committee On Railroads
Robinson
Chelsea
Street Railway Committee
Cobb
Clinton
Lomasney
Sawyer
Ware
Horgan
U. S
Ant
New
Ernor Walsh
Berkshire Company
New Eng
Land Investment & Security Company
Connecticut Troley
Rhode Island Apany
Sea View Railt
Rhode Island
John O. Ames
John P. Farnsworth
Rathbone Gardner
Theodore Francis Green
Charles C. Mumford
State of
Connecticut
Lyman B. Brainard
Charles Cheney
George E. Hill
William W. Hyde
Walter C. Noyes
Ock
Haston Steamship Corporation
Hey
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
New England Steamship Company
Hartford & New York Transportation Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
B. & M. Trust
Southern District of
Acts of Massachusetts
John Rn
Aiso
Ed Mercer
Staples
Franklin St
Raymond
MR. Guilder