G A R Lee Statue Protest Trials for Massachusetts
Massachusetts Grand Army posts protest placing General Robert E Lee statue in Statuary Hall Washington. Forty five protests sent to Congress. Illinois and Virginia involvement complicate acceptance. Senator Lodge courted to present the protests while facing a Calhoun statue moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Department
General Robert F. Lee
Statuary Hall
Washington
National Organization of the
Congress
Grand Army
Massachusetts
Illinois
General Lee
Virginia
Senator Lodge
Tillman
Calhoun
South Carolina
Lodge
Webster
Wedding theft lands man two months in jail
Benjamin Hartman, a stranger at the Baldwin place Synagogue wedding of Rose Berlowitz and Julius Steinberger, stole a set of clarionettes intended for the orchestra. He was arraigned yesterday and received a two month term in the House of Correction after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Hartman
Rose Berlowitz
Julius Steinberger
Baldwin Place
House of Correction
Hartman
James Pearson
Pawtucket
Wanee
Bermuda
Isle of Pines
Lattin
West McKinley Inn
Suspect Arrest Follows Letters Over Instrument Return
Various persons state he would return the instruments if a suitable reward was paid. Arrest followed by reason of the letters, marking a turning point in the case.
Receiver Appointed for Sinaloa Company
Justice Henry C. Peabody appointed a receiver for the Sinaloa Company a Maine corporation with Chicago headquarters and Mexican plantations after a two days’ hearing. The stockholders named Robert H. Law of Chicago as defendant and Clarence W. Peabody was chosen as receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Sinaloa Company
Maine
Chicago
Mexico
Henry C. Peabody
Clarence W. Peabody
Supreme Court
Robert H. Law of
Casey Making Strong Fight in Cambridge
James J. Casey nominated by the Democrats for Cambridge assessor conducts a vigorous campaign. He has broad endorsements and his supporters expect an easy victory. The election is set for March 15 with Casey active up to polling day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Cambridge
James J. Casey
Democrats
Oldest Newburyport resident celebrates 101st birthday
Mrs. Abigail Morrill, aged 101, marked her birthday at home with daughter Abbie Oliver of 77 Prospect Street. Born on a West Newbury farm, she recalls early farm life, attends Congregational Church, and remains active with memory and faculties intact. She has three sons Hiram, George, and Lewis, plus 12 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Abigail Morrill
Abbie Oliver
Prospect Street
Isle of Pines Appeal Notes Mason Grove Value
William Mason, back on the island after a northern visit, asserts his 50 acre grove could fetch $75 000 today and $100 000 in a year. The Mason grove is set to ship about 2500 boxes of grapefruit and 2000 boxes of oranges this week. The seller promises extensive land for sale and earnest guidance for buyers with over 100 000 acres available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Stream
California
Florida
Texas
Mexico
McKinley Herald
McKinley
Isle of Pines
West McKinley Inn
Callejon River
United States
William Mason
Mason Grove
Berry
Old Orchard
F. F. Lancer
Boston
Mass
West McKinley
Shaddeck
White River Junction
Fill
Advice on Buying Land for Investment and Climate
Cautions readers against purchasing land for quick profits noting high costs to clear or drain land and ongoing irrigation expenses. Emphasizes checking transport links, weather, soil, fruit handling costs, freight and duties, and avoiding inflated profit claims. Recommends prudence for health and climate goals alongside financial risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Florida
McKinley
Cuba
Funeral of Colonel Talbot at Arlington Street Church
Colonel Talbot lies in state as Arlington Street Church fills to capacity for his funeral yesterday hosted by Governor Draper and staff. The First Corps Cadets lead a riderless horse procession to North station for burial in Lowell with services, volleys, taps, and a cadet band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Frothingham
First Corps
Arlington Street
Talbot
North Station
Lowell
Frederic 8. Clark
Commonwealth Avenue
Franklin J. Joy
Paul Revere Frothingham
Thomas Talbot
500 Ministers Protest Any Increase in Navy
A remonstrance signed by 500 Boston area ministers urges the US to cut naval and military spending. They cite high costs for civilians, advocate reliance on international law and the Hague court, and call for money to fund peace and prosperity. A similar note was sent from New Bedford by 68 clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vicinity
Washington
United States
Department of State
International Court of Justice
New Bedford
Pastor Resigns to Focus on Sociological Work in Weymouth
The Rev. Harry W. Kimball resigned as pastor of Union Congregational Church South Weymouth to devote himself to sociological work. He becomes field secretary for the Massachusetts Savings Insurance League and will serve the wage-earners' committee of the Boston Chamber of Commerce and the savings insurance committee of the Women's Educational and Industrial Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Kimball
Union Congregational Church
South Weymouth
Kimball
Massachusetts Savings Insurance League
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Women's Educational and Industrial Union
Non commercial insurance plan backed by three active groups
The plan cites three organizations as most active in making the non commercial insurance effort work. Headquarters will be at 161 Devonshire street. The piece notes leaders including Mr. Kimball from Portland and Bowdoin and Andover backgrounds, Weymouth pastorates, a Weymouth sociological study, and roles within the Rockland Central Union and the Massachusetts Savings Insurance League led by ex Governors Douglas and Bates.
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Devonshire Street
Kimball
Portland
Bowdoin College
Andover Theological Seminary
Skowhegan
South Weymouth
Weymouth
Rockland Central Union
Massachusetts Savings Insurance League
William L. Douglas
John L. Bates
Charles Palen Hall
Norman H. White
Henry Abrahams
A. H. Grady
Frederick W. Coburn
Courage Over Bravado for Football and Faith
Rev. Herman Page at St. Paul’s Chicago urged courage as the true test of football and religion. He said popularity comes from fighting when needed and that the game should be judged by resolve rather than injuries or deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Herman Page
D.D
St. Paul's Church
Chicago
Page
Harvard chess captain Mitchell to give city exhibition
W. M. P. Mitchell, captain of the Harvard Chess Club and university champion, will present a simultaneous exhibition tonight at the Boston Chess Club on 241 Tremont Street and will play against all challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. P. Mitchell
Harvard Chess Club
Boston Chess Club
Tremont Street
Mitchell
Divorce Granted to Mrs Riley in East Cambridge Court
Lydia M. Riley was granted a decree nisi against her husband John H. Riley in the East Cambridge divorce court. He faced a cross libel alleging intoxication and cruelty, with claims of beating and confinement in their Cambridge home after a 1908 marriage lasting five peaceful years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia M. Riley
John H. Riley
Cambridge
John M. Hardy
East Cambridge
Riley
Ministers Hold Spring Meeting in Ayer
The spring meeting of the ministers convened at 10 a.m. with a large audience. Rev. T. A. Paddock, Idaho superintendent and organizer of religious work in mining camps, was the first speaker. Rev. M. L. Cutler, secretary of the Church Federation movement, spoke on common truths and the value of parish work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Cutler
East Jaffrey
N. H
Cutler
Hood's Lotion promotes skin relief for rough irritated skin
The advertisement presents Hood's Lotion as the ideal remedy for hard dry skin inflamed lips and hands with a quick call to action to buy at 25 cents. It emphasizes overall skin comfort and accessibility through a brief sales pitch.
Stork & Co Doubles Rates Amid Berkshire Cost Pressure
Pittsfield plans protest to Colonel Roosevelt upon his June return to the United States. Stork & Co raises charges from Fairyland to Berkshire by about 100 to 150 percent, aiming to offset high living costs.
Pittsfield Doctors Raise Fees Amid Aviation Flight Debates
Pittsfield physicians boosted prices by 15 to 25 and 35 dollars to help an airplane bird project sparking protest against Roosevelt. Ticket costs rose from 10 dollars with small extras to more than double, affecting families as birth numbers show 791 children last year including four twin pairs.
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Pittsfield
Roosevelt
Hyomei Provides Guaranteed Cure for Catarrh
Advertises Hyomei as a money back remedy for catarrh claiming quick relief from hawking and bad breath. Describes a breathing inhaler with Australian eucalyptus and antiseptics priced at 1.00 with extra bottles 50c, sold by Booth's Hyomei Co. Buffalo. Druggnists carry it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Hyomei Co
Buffalo
No 3
Cadum new skin remedy for children and adults
Cadum is promoted as a safe new compound for various skin troubles in children and adults. The advertisement claims rapid relief from itching and soothing healing effects, suitable for eczema, pimples, ringworm, and more with prices of 10c and 25c at druggists.
Death notices from Malden to Somerville
Obituaries listing multiple Boston area deaths with dates Feb 27 to Mar 3 1910. Names include Elya J Cole Annie M Curran Stephen Fallon John B Fitzpatrick Mary Elizabeth Foley John Krug Emma Laville Margaret Packard Mary A Richardson John Joseph Scannell Job S Sears Mary A Bryden Ruth May Tyter with funeral details and church services at St. Patrick s St Mary of the Angels St Paul s and other local parishes.
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Cole
Malden
Elya J
James C. Cole
Winthrop Street
Curran
Roxbury
Annie M
Matthew G. Curran
Wakullah Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Circuit Street
Fallon
Allston
Mass
Stephen
Rose Fallon
Royal Arcanum
Foley
Watertown
Mary Elizabeth
William C. Foley
Summer Street
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Krug
Dedham
John Krug
Vine Red Street
Dedham Island
Laville
Whitman
Emma Laville
Temple Street
Packard
Milford
Margaret
Louis Packard
Everett
EE. G. Allen
Mead Street
Richardson
Worcester
Mary A
William A. Richardson
First Universatiat Church
Scannell
Dorchester
John Joseph, Jr
John J
Eilen Scannell
King
Gouldvyille Terrace
Brook Avenue
St. Paul’s Church
Woodward Park Street
Ofelock
Forest Street
Megford
North Station
Boston
Tyter
Somerville
Ruth May
Joseph F
Mary A. Tyter
Grady
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G. A.R. Lee
State
General I.ee
Stranger
Sinaloa CO
Century OF Life
New England
W. T. Woodman
Manchester
Fruit Growers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Sherborn
Isle OF Pines CO
P. J. Evans
Mer
Federal Street
McKinley Colonies
Federal St
Boston, Mass
Colonel Talbot
Notman
Mrs. Riley
THE
White Dental Parlors
Washington S St., Odd. R
Gours
Bertha
Wilson Bros
Court Street
Treal Wilson Bros
Big Kettle
Court
STORK
Berkshire
Hyomei
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