Senate set to vote on tariff and pass five appropriation bills
Senate action looms after Senator Lorimer case as votes hint at a likely passage of the tariff measure. A 53 to 21 vote signals unfinished business may finish with strong support. Senator Hale plans to push five appropriation bills through tomorrow afternoon and evening, including agricultural and post office measures.
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Lorimer
Sui- Lorimer
Tariff Board
Senate
Hale
Post Office
Military Academy
Nurse blamed as theft drains aunt's estate trunk
Miss Leonard, a nurse, is charged after a River street trunk stored under another name yielded about 10 000 dollars in jewelry and valuables once owned by Miss Mary Lockwood who died at the Hotel Brunswick. Police traced the trunk to Miss Lockwood's illness period and investigators found foreign labels and the initials C P L on the case.
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Miss Leonard
Commonwealth Avenue
William A. Gaston
Mary Lockwood
Miss Lockwood
Leonard
John Danielson
Providence
R. I
Post
England
Mrs. Cooper
Horace Cooper
Elizabeth C. Mitchell
Clarendon Street
Trinity Church
Five Minutes Sometimes Makes A Big Difference
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets noting instant relief for overburdened stomachs and that the tablets digest food like natural stomach juices. It claims rest for the stomach, prevention of souring and gas, and that drugsellers widely recommend the product with a free sample offer.
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Stuart
Sonally
F. A
Boston Named Natural Port for Canada by Governor
The Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange held its 24th banquet at the Hotel Somerset with about 300 guests including Governor Foss who declared Boston the natural port for Canada. Speakers covered reciprocity, harbor improvements, waterfront tunnels, and agricultural education as part of a festive ladies night with dancing to follow.
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Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Somerset
Lucius C. Smith
The
Exchange
Governor Foss
Foss
Walter 8. Glidden
Governor’s Council
George 8. Smith
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Dillon Bronson
Brookline
George B. McKay
Faneuil Hall
Harry A. Spinney
Boston Retail Grocers’ Association
Charles B. Gerrish
the Market Men's Relief Association
Harry F. Hall
Boston Market Gardeners’ Association
Thomas F. Lomasney
Mercantile Market Association
George S. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Varley
Earnest E. Smith
David Snedden
Boston
Canada
Massachusetts
EB. Smith
Fruit and Produce Exchange
New England
Texas
Smith
Varley
Marceau
Alfred P. L.D
Boston Fruit and Produce
Boston Fruit Exchange Produce Exchange
Ill Stranger Miss Leonard Linked To Mary Lockwood Death
Detectives connect Miss Leonard to the Miss Lockwood case noting a relative wrote and Miss Leonard allegedly blocked a visit. Miss Lockwood died of septicemia with gall stones and cholystyitis contributory factors two weeks after the warning, with a trunk of her property shipped from the Hotel Brunswick at night.
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Mary Lockwood
Miss Leonard
Miss Lockwood
Brunswick
Leonard
Gaston
Registry of Vital Statistics
Mt. Auburn
Amelia Lockwood
Amelie Leonard Linked To Jewels Theft In Boston Case
Burlington hospital records show Amelie Leonard, later accused of stealing jewels in Boston, had a brief, troubled stint at Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington. She was dismissed for untrustworthiness, then moved to Boston. she had claimed to be 21 in 1902 and later years as 29.
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Miss Livingston
Burlington
Amelie M. Leonard
Boston
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Leonard
Derby Line
Taft Names Lewis Assistant Attorney General Described
President Taft nominated William H. Lewis of Boston for assistant attorney general of the United States. Lewis, already an assistant U S district attorney in Boston, would be the first Black man in the post. He recalled Harvard Law School and Amherst College leadership, and noted a fortuitous career with few barriers.
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Taft
William H. Lewis
Boston
United States
Lewis
Post
Harvard Law School
Berkeley
Norfolk
Massachusetts
Amherst College
Amherst
Harvard
Naturalization Bureau
Department of Justice
Department of Agriculture
French
Lmne
Elizabeth Baker
Cambridge
U. S
Signature Clue Points to E. W. Grove in Laxative Note
A fragment notes a single Bromo Quinine product and urges looking for the signature of E. W. Grove as the cause remover. The terse wording references a chemical remedy and a person tied to the claim.
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E. W. Grove
Deafness Healed by Osmo-Chemic Treatment in Beverly
Nellie Donovan of 18 High St Beverly reports a three year deafness improvement after seeking Osmo-Chemic Physicians treatment. She says three other doctors failed, and describes the method as mild and painless with restored ability to hear ordinary conversation.
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Nellie Donovan
No. 18
High St
Beverly
Deaf and Head Noises Ceased After Osmo-Chemic Treatment
Mrs A Bryant of 457 Cross St Malden reported ringing in her ears described as cricket-like noises. She says Osmo-Chemic Physicians treated her and the ringing stopped with normal hearing restored.
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A. Bryant
Cross St
Malden
Deafness and Heart Benefit Reported by Linden Resident
Mrs. Margaret Kimball of 121 Oliver St Linden, member of the Relief Corps of Post 172 G A R, says Osmo-Chemiec treatment greatly helped her deafness and heart trouble. She could not hear with her left ear before, now she can hear a watch tick, and she claims her heart condition described as Sarce Neuritis is cured.
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Margaret Kimball
Oliver St Linden
Relief Corps of Post 172
Mrs Fannie Record Reports Osmo-Chemic Hearing Cure
Mrs Fannie Record of Boston aged 75 recounts using Osmo-Chemic treatment after nearly stone deafness from a blocked Eustachian tube. She cites prior cases in Medford and Cambridge and says her hearing and health improved rapidly, recommending the physicians to friends.
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Fannie Record
Vancouver St
Boston
C.S. Barker
Spring St
Medford
Mass
J. B. Lockett
Western Ave
Cambridge
One Month Free Offer From Osmo-Chemic Physicians
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a limited time offer giving one month of treatment and medicine free to all patients who begin or renew treatment by March 18. The ad claims the course can cure chronic diseases and urges sufferers to act now before the promotion ends.
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine advertisement
J Le Plioankett M D chief consultant with permanent offices at Suite S 9 10 entrance No 18 Boylston Street Boston Mass offers daily office hours 10 am to 12 pm 2 to 4 pm and 6 to 8 pm closed Sundays a compact classified notice for a medical practice.
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M. D
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Cabot Lodge Members Notified of Brother Paige Death
Cabot Lodge No 394 Sons of St George announce the death of Brother W G Paige and request attendance at funeral services at Trinity Church Copley Square on Thursday March 2 at 2 PM.
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East Boston
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North End
Church of the Assumption
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Meee
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George #V
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Burrell Street
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Roxbury
Peter
Anne Culross
Antigonish
N. S
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Blue Hill Avenue
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Richard
Hannah Doyle
Melrose Street
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Dorchester
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Cornelius
Hannah Fitzgerald
Carroll
Dorchester Avenue
Leighton
West Somerville
Marjorie
Hubbard C
Carrie R. Leighton
Willow Avenue
Portland
Maine
Logan
Margaret A
Robert J. Logan
Washington Street
Ciueade Otice
Madden
Stephen
Dan
Delia Madden
Nea Tyan
Lani Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Dudley Street
Mahoney
Paul
William J
Helen Mahoney
Turley
Fort Avenue
Ordway
Florence Gertrude
Edward G. Ordway
Falcon Street
Boston
Ryan
Brookline
Wakefield
New York
Slater
Somerville
Martha M
Perley R. Slater
Perley L. Slater
Albions
Sullivan
Cambridge
West Street
Marie F
Charles Hill
Mary's Church
Tobey
Elvira ‘Tobey
Grakenee
Mary
Onis Vogel
Grove Street
Tho
Cabot Lodge
Sons of St.Georg
W. G. Paige
Trinity Church
Copley Square
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