Norman White Accuses Governor Foss at Somerville Outing
Norman White, at a Somerville Republican outing, charged Governor Foss with untruths in messages to the Legislature and accused him of serving vested interests. Lt. Gov. Frothingham and Rep. White warned about elected officials blocking experts’ investigations as the party shapes its 1912 governor bid.
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Foss
Somerville
Republican City Committee
Point of Pines
Frothingham
Norman E. White
Norman White
Old Boston Firms Built from Rubber Stamps to Two Stores
Allen Brothers grew from a small Washington Street room in 1866 to leading Boston dealers in steel and rubber stamps and related items. Started by Nahan H. Allen, the firm expanded to 130 Washington Street and 65 Cornhill, with Nahum H. running today as Jared E. retired to orange growing in California.
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Washington Street
Allen Brothers
Cornhill
Nahan H. Allen
Jared E
Leverett Street
Nahum H
Orange
California
Allen
East Bridgewater
Mass
Boston
Bull Heirs In Accord
Charles K. Cobb, counsel for the executors in the will contest of Mrs. Ole Bull, said no press statements should be issued beyond noting a satisfactory adjustment subject to court approval. He could not confirm reports that Thorp receives $50,000 of his legacy in full, adding any such funds would go to benefit other legatees.
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Charles K. Cobb
Ole Bull
Phenomenal Growth of Canadian Pacific as Empire Builder
The Canadian Pacific Railroad shows remarkable expansion with 15 500 miles of track and 12 000 000 passengers this year. Net earnings near 87 000 000, gross over 104 000 000, and a 1886 baseline highlight progress from two Great Lakes steamers to fleets on many waters. Over 500 pensioners receive at least 20 dollars monthly.
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Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Marine Department
Great Lakes
Carmichael elected president of homeopathy institute
In Narragansett Pier Rhode Island on June 8 the American Institute of Homeopathy announced officers for 1926 Thomas H Carmichael of Philadelphia won the presidency 144 to 15 over Dana Schenk of New York There was no first vice president elected and a new vote was held today Other officers named include Clara Gary W A Haul A C Cowperthwaite Joseph P Cobb George Royal and Gaius J Jones all of whom are from major American cities
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Carmichael
W. A. Haul
Boston
A. C. Cowperthwaite
Chicago
Joseph P. Cobb
George Royal
Des Moines
Gaius J. Jones
Cleveland
THINK EXPRESS CUT OFF LEGS OF MAN
David Fleming a printer of East Dedham street Boston was found at Newtonville station with both legs cut off probably by the New York express which passes there at 1130. He is not expected to live.
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Think Express
David Fleming
Modern Cash Register Promises Safer, More Profitable Stores
The advertisement touts the National Cash Register as a system that increases efficiency and customer value. It claims owners can handle more customers, divide charges across sales, and reduce profit per sale while boosting overall profits. The device promises precise records, reduced losses, better stock control, guaranteed receipts, and trustworthy clerks, making stores safer and more profitable for all parties.
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Republican Outing
State House
Walker
Taft
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Battle Royal
Repubican
Alexander McGregor
Governor’s Council
Ing
McGregor
Treadway
Senate
Luce
Robert Luce
Representative Underhill
House of Representatives
Senator Blanchard
Walter 8. Glidden
Charles A. Burns
Stevens
Mr. McGregor
Europe
Maine
Massachusetts
Mexico
Portugal
Glidden
Walter S. Glidden
Webster
Universal History
Greeley
Blaine
Democratic Party
Grand Old
Old Boston
Revere
The
Odd Fellows
Nahun H. Allen
Elmer Chickering
Adamson
National Cash Register
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