Old School Doctors Rap New Cures at Dinner
Massachusetts Medical Society members ridiculed Christian Science osteopathy and Rev Dr Elwood Worcester’s psycho therapy at the Mechanics Building gathering. Dr Gay urged using legal aid for malpractice cases and warned against abolishing compulsory vaccination. Lieutenant Governor Draper welcomed attendees and urged support for public health measures.
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Christian Science
Elwood Worcester
Emmanuel Church
Massachusetts Medical Society
Mechanics’ Building
George W. Gay
Society
Massachusetts Medical Board
Medical Board
Edoward Cummings
South Congregational Church
New Thought Movement
Worcester
School of Psycho-Therapeutics
Massachusetts
Knight for a Day Beauties Highlight Lillian Smalley
The piece praises Lillian Smalley as a leading beauty in the Knight for a Day chorus, noting that modern standards for chorus girls require youth beauty vocal talent dancing health and enthusiasm. It asserts Smalley possesses all and more of these qualifications.
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Lillian Smalley
Lilian Smalley
Newsboys President to Speak at Boston Theatre
John E. Gunckel, president of the National Newsboys Association, will arrive in Boston to give an address at the newsboys patriotic celebration for Bunker Hill Day at the Boston Theatre. Mayor Hibbard and ex-Senator Herbert C. Parsons are among scheduled speakers.
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John E. Gunckel
National Newsboys’ Association
Toledo
Boston
Newsboys
Bunker Hill
Hibbard
Herbert C. Parsons
Greenfield
S. D. Brooks
L. M. Clark
Wolf's Ol New York Purchases Draw Big Crowd at Sale
At Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets a large crowd flooded the store after two major purchases from Tobias Greenthal Mendelson 382 Lafayette New York and Harris Brothers 3 to 29 Washington Place New York were announced. Owner Mr. Wolf said the response and rapid buying surpassed anything he had previously seen.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland Streets
Wolf
Tobias, Greenthal & Mendelson
Lafayette Street
New York
Harris Brothers
Washington Place
Mr. Wolf
Reaps Reward of Long Search in Adjudicated Heir
Mrs. Bessie Reiner wins a share of her late father’s $3000 in a Supreme Court ruling by Judge Rugg. After nearly 30 years she proved she is the daughter of David C. and Matilda Rahiston of Boston. Born in 1875, she was fostered in a Chicago foundling asylum and later adopted.
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Chicago
California
Bessie Reiner
Rugg
Supreme Court
David C
Matilda Rahiston
Boston
Reiner
Foundling Asylum
Boston Delegates Head to Pressmen's Union Convention
Boston delegates to the Printing Pressmen's Union national convention travel to Mobile Alabama for the 20th annual meeting. E F McGrady John J O Hare and Michael A McCarthy represent the Boston union aiming to secure an independent international charter separating newspaper pressmen from other branches.
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Boston
Printing Pressmen’s Union
Mobile
Alabama
E. F. McGrady
John J. O'Hare
Web Pressmen’s Union
Michael A. McCarthy
McGrady
O'Hare
The
Boston Post
To Fill Fire Department Vacancies This Week
Fire Commissioner Parker announced six vacancies in the fire department in the ranks of captain and lieutenant will be filled this week. He has decided on several appointments and hopes to announce them this afternoon.
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Parker
Marine Eye Remedy Advertises Quick Relief
Autoists eye sun wind and dust exposure dangers. Eye strain redness and granulation may result if neglected. Marine Eye Tonic promises soothing relief without stinging and advertises reliability. Ask your druggist about Marine Eye Remedy.
Former Judge McKim Dead After Three-Day Illness
John W. McKim long Suffolk Probate Court jurist dies at 85 at his Jamaica Plain home after a brief illness. Born Charlestown 1822, he studied at Harvard and graduated in 1844, with ex-Governor Alexander Rice as a classmate who married his sister.
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John W. McKim
Suffolk
Maple Place
Jamaica Plain
Judge McKim
Charlestown
Harvard
Alexander Rice
Noted jurist and public servant retires at 85 in Boston area
A distinguished lawyer and judge began in Washington D C and Ohio, then led a Toledo law firm before the Civil War. He served as captain in the quartermaster's department, later returned to practice, held seats in the Legislature, and became presiding justice of West Roxbury Municipal Court and judge of Probate and Insolvency. He retired in 1907 after a long, fair career and was active in local lodges and associations.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Ohio
Defiance County
Toledo
Quartermaster’s
West Roxbury
Eliot Lodge
A. F
A. M
Jamaica Plain
Bunker Hill Monument Association
Training School Association of
Charlestown
Siegel Furniture Club Outing at Framingham
The Furniture Club of Henry Siegel Company held its monthly meeting in a novel way a special car carried members to the Country Club beyond South Framingham where they dined and held the meeting. They returned to Boston about midnight. The evening’s discussion focused on improving the bedding department.
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Furniture Club
Henry Siegel Company
Country Club
South Framingham
Boston
Obituaries from East Boston Beloved spouses named Fernekees OShea Ronan
Mary A Fernekees wife of Isadore Fernekees dies in East Boston with funeral from 5 Hooten court to Church of the Assumption. Kathryn A O'Shea wife of Henry C O'Shea funeral from 162 Lexington street to Church of the Sacred Heart. Mark Ronan husband of Johanna Ronan funeral from 160 Harvester Street to Church of the Most Holy Redeemer.
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Fernekees
Church of the Sacred Heart
New York
Ronan
Boston
Mark
Johanna Ronan
Harve St
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Stolen Registered Mail Pouch May Hold $50,000
Los Angeles reports a registered mail pouch stolen in Kansas City on the way to New York. Authorities believe the haul could be one of the largest postal robberies, with unconfirmed reports that a bundle of currency worth $50,000 was inside. Postmaster M. H. Flint confirmed a pouch was missing.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Kansas City
New York
M. H. Flint
Auto Dealers to Host Annual Outing for Blind Children
Boston Automobile Dealers Association organizes a daylong trip for blind and crippled children from Copley Square at 8 30 am. The convoy travels via Blue Hill roads to Sharon for a day of recreation supervised by Dr. M R Deming and Lake Shore Home staff, then returns to Boston.
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Boston
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
Sharon
Copley Square
Blue Hill
M. R. Deming
Lake Shore
Lawson's Lucky Numbers Ride Into Autos
Thomas W. Lawson proclaims luck in threes and 18s as new license plates 18313 and 18338 top his prior numbers 13831 and 23. He ties 18 to Friday the 18th and the raid that inspired his Friday the Thirteenth novel. Authorities warned about excessive threes while he says the digits protect him.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Highway Commissioners
Lawson
State Street
Wall Street
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