No Selfishness for Salesmen in Motivational Talk
Herbert Price of Shepard-Norwell Company urged sales class to avoid selfish motives and to support colleagues. He emphasized cooperation, opportunity awareness, honesty, self-reliance, courteous conduct, education, and unselfishness, ending with a motto about perseverance.
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Herbert Ll’. Price
John Shepard
Shepard-Norwell Company
Bigelow
Henry Irving
City Suspends 3 Sewer Chiefs Over Admin Probe
Mayor suspends James Towle Benjam in Tremere and William Chadwick from the Calf Pasture Moon Island stations for 30 days while an investigation of sewer department affairs proceeds. John J. Quinn becomes acting chief clerk and Henry Sanborn acts chief engineer at Calf Pasture with Moon Island oversight. A comptroller report cites graft like excessive car ticket payments and other waste.
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James Towle
Calf Pasture
Benjamin B. Tremere
William IF. Chadwick
Moon Island
Fitzgerald
John J. Quinn
Henry Sanborn
Tremere
Towle
Firrst Collins
Jerry McNamara
William Smith
Skippers Relay Tales Of Fury Of Winds And Ice At Sea
First Mate McKinnon details a brutal voyage from Guanica to Boston on the Onondaga with icesheeted decks and a port list as the crew fought a gale. The Wingstonian and Aranmore also reported severe storms with freezing spray and heavy wind as ships struggled to reach harbor.
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Pathfinder
Onondaga
Gulf Stream
Nabisco
Boston
Vineyard
Nantucket Shoals
Cape Cod
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Liverpool
Ioe
Kerruish
Aranmore
Plant
Lynn Has New Romance in Syracuse Marriage
Edith KE Seeton daughter of John Seeton and Eben Mitchell Jr son of Eben Mitchell a wealthy manufacturer were wed in Syracuse New York while en route home from Auburn New York. They quit their jobs at Dunn and McCarthy Auburn and plan to settle in Lynn. The couple sent reception invitations today.
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Edith KE. Seeton
John Seeton
Highland Avenue
Eben Mitchell, Jr
Eben Mitchell
Syracuse
N. Y
Auburn
Miss Seeton
Charles A. Fulton
Doctor William Hill Died at 77 in Bloomington
Bloomington reports the death of Dr. William Hill a politician at age 77. He served as consul at Port Sarnia Canada during Cleveland first administration and was present professionally at the birth of William J Bryan.
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Bloomington
William Hill
Revered chaplain James Masterson dies of apoplexy
Providence reports the death of Rev. James Masterson chaplain of St. Vincent de Paul Infant Asylum after an apoplexy on a city street. He leaves two priest brothers Michael and Patrick in Somerset Massachusetts.
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Providence, R. 1
James Masterson
St. Vincent de Paul Infant Asylum
Michael
Patrick
Somerset
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Colonel Kendall to Retire After 17 Years as Maine Guard Commander
Biddeford Maine March 1 Colonel Lucius H Kendall commander of the First Regiment Maine National Guard for 17 years announced plans to retire He has served with the state militia since 1876.
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Biddeford
Lucius H. Kendall
Maine National Guard
Ile
Itih Itch Flares Around Boston Preceding Moth Arrival
An itching condition described as iteh has appeared around Boston ahead of the brown tail moth. The sores affect the gums and roof of the mouth but are not dangerous and can be cured by rinsing with a healing liquid such as N Zalia. The itch threatens to spread.
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Boston
Malden student follows parent lawyers to BU Law School
Miss Fall 10 Be A Lawyer from Malden pursues law like her parents. She studies at Boston University Law School where her mother was the first woman to practice before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.
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Malden
Boston University Law School
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Miss Emma N Tall Pursues Law Following Parental Path
Malden reports Emma N Tall daughter of lawyer George N Fall and Mrs S Fall. she attends Boston University Law School with aim to join the bar. She was educated in Malden public schools and will earn an A B next June after entering the College of Liberal Arts and law school in September.
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Malden
Emma N. Tall
Boston University Law School
George N. Fall
S Fall
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Fall
College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
Law School
Tenney Fined Five Dollars for Mill Stone Theft
Acton March 1. Nelson B. Tenney, a local machine shop owner and inventor, was fined five dollars in Concord District Court for stealing a mill stone and ordered to return it. Henry Warden, who helped move the stone, also fined five dollars. Tenney appeals the verdict.
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Acton
Nelson B. Tenney
Concord
Tenney
D. J. Wetherbee
Bank’s cash vanished after Lawrence safe forced
In Lawrence the Herman Cassel Company office safe was forced. Steamship tickets, check book stubs and deposit books revealed thousands entrusted to the bank but no cash was found. Deputy Sheriff Abbott and detectives search for Joseph Kaplan as several lines study the loss.
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Lawrence
Herman Cassel Company
Abbott
Diebold Safe Company
Joseph Kaplan
Robbery and Fatal Assault Near Nashua Street Store
A man leaving his Nashua Street store for home was attacked with a broken baseball bat, robbed of $300, and died the next afternoon. Two men were detained then released as investigators pursue leads.
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Nashua Street
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