Read heiress accused of undue influence over will
Testimony from Mrs. Eleanor Haskell and others details alleged coercion by “Joe” Aldrich toward Mrs. Mry A. Read in the 1916 will contest. Evidence cites listening holes and keyholes, quarrels with Irving Read, and claims that Read planned to leave money to the animal society, with further notes on Mrs Read’s suitors and living arrangements. The case continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe” Aldrich
Mry A. Read
Eleanor M. Haskell
New York
Harwich
Read Place
Irving Read
Mrs. Haskell
Mrs. Read
Maine
Mae A. Wild
Holbrook
Joe
Coles
Francis H. Rowley
Lexington
Spring Tonic Promises Strength and Health
Advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood and nerve tonic. Personal testimonials from Mrs Myrtle B Young of Lewiston and Mrs Flora Jones of Manchester claim improved strength, sleep, digestion, and color after doses. Additional remarks from Mrs Walter Burk of East Boston support quicker recovery from colds and renewed appetite. The ad urges readers to obtain a box from a druggist or request by mail, with a free booklet offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle B. Young
Ash Street
Lewiston
Dr. Williams
Flora Jones
Elm Street
Manchester
N. H
Walter Burk
No. 351
Meridian Street
Boston
Mass
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Will Open Course in Foreign Trade
Announcement made that a course in foreign trade will open next Wednesday evening in the Public Library under the State Division of University Extension with the cooperation of the Boston Chamber of Commerce Foreign Trade Committee. Instructor will be T. Jd. D. Fuller Jr assisted by lecturers. classes held weekly for merchants manufacturers and employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public
State Division of University Extension
Foreign Trade Committee
Boston Chamber of Commerce
T. Jd. D. Fuller, Jr
Robbins named Councillor of Embassy at Berlin
Warren L. Robbins chief of the near east division of the State department was assigned as Councillor of Embassy at Berlin. He has served in the diplomatic service since 1901 and was chief of the near east division since 1920. He will join Ambassador Houghton and depart soon. He was born in New York with residence at Wareham Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warren L. Robbins
Near East
State Department
Berlin
Robbins
Houghton
Santiago
Chili
New York
Wairhaven
Mass
District Attorney appoints four assistants in his office
District Attorney Thomas C. O'Brien appointed Maurice Caro of Chelsea and Robert Robinson of 7 Chambers street West End as assistants at five thousand dollars a year, and Peter F. McCarthy of Dorchester with the attorney general's office and Daniel W. Casey as assistants at four thousand dollars a year. All appointments have Attorney General Allen's approval. Caro is 41, Harvard and Harvard Law School graduate. Robinson is 88, English High School and Boston University Law School graduate with 11 years practice. McCarthy is 37, Dorchester resident, Dorchester High School and Dartmouth College class of 1908, Harvard Law School 1911, Harvard classmate of O'Brien, former legislator, and secretary of the fish trust inquiry committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. O’brien
Maurice Caro
Chelsea
Robert Robinson
Chambers Street
West End
Peter F. McCarthy
Dorchester
Daniel W. Casey
Allen
Caro
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Mr. Robinson
English High School
Boston University School of Law
McCarthy
Park Street
Dorchester High School
Dartmouth College
O’brien
Fish Trust
Milk price held in Greater Boston as Vermont prices fall
Richard Pattee, secretary of the New England Milk Producers Association, said milk prices to Boston dealers stay unchanged this month despite Vermont’s milk war pushing Rutland milk to six cents and Burlington to ten cents. Regularly licensed preachers in Nebraska total 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Pattee
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Greater
Boston
Vermont
Rutland
Burlington
Newspaper man declared member of learned profession
A British born newspaper man, long established in Canada, was questioned by immigration officials at the border and later by Montreal authorities. The decision, after review, states that a newspaper man is a member of a learned profession and not subject to the contract labor law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
United States
England
Canada
Dominion
Montreal
City Council OKs 5000 for Lighting Plant Probe
Mayor Curley approved yesterday a $5000 increase requested by the executive committee to continue the investigation into establishing a municipal lighting plant. The motion was approved by the council to fund further inquiry into the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
Will Seek Arrest Of Automobolist In Cambridge Collision
Cambridge police say they will seek a complaint against Fred O Randell of 20 Amsden Street Arlington the alleged operator of an automobile that struck Councillor William M Hogan of East Cambridge Fifth Street The councillor reported Randell did not stop and identify himself after the accident on Cambridge Street He was not seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wast
Cambridge
Fred O. Randell
Amsden Street
Arlington
William M. Hogan
Fifth Street
East Cambridge
Hogan
Randell
Cambridge Street
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Lora Stout
Cole
Doc
Wes
ME. A
Fathead
The
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Massachusetts
Tremont Street
Woodrow Wilson
United States Securities
Charles Jackson
Jackson & Curtis
Congress Street
Tremont St
Peter F. M’carthy
Suffolk County
Nebraska
Prie*ss
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Reet
Gee
E. E. Gray CO
Hanover, Union & Blackstone Sts
Sheffield
Patterson
G.mith Summer St.ate Arch and
Chauncy Sts
Nan
Hamburg
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