Real Estate Man in Bankruptcy
Frank C. Hyde a noted real estate speculator filed for voluntary bankruptcy in U S District Court listing liabilities of 173262 and assets of 800 with about 900 in assets. Major creditors Massachusetts Title Insurance Co holding 120000 and Liberty Trust Co with 50000 secured by Hyde real estate. he lacks funds to pay 30 bankruptcy fee.
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Frank C. Hyde
United States District Court
Hyde
Massachusetts Tithe Insurance Company
Liberty Trust Company
Advertising Rates Compare the Country Over
Printers Ink analyzes minimum advertising rate per inch per 1000 circulation for U S daily papers over 15 000 circulation. Boston Post at .0116 cents sits about half the national average of .0239 cents. only three papers rate as low or lower than Boston, not in Boston. Many leading papers exceed Boston in rate per thousand.
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Thomas Rees
Illinois State Register
Springfield
Ill
United States
Boston Post
New York World
New York Times
New York Americ
New York Sun
New York Herald
Chicago News
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Record
Chicago American
Chicago Examiner
Minneapolis Tribune
Minneapolis Journal
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cleveland Plain Deal
St. Louis Globe-Dem
St. Louis Post-Dispate
Philadelphia Bulletin
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Record
Philadelphia Publ Ledger
Pittsburg Gazette
Pittsburg Press
Baltimore Sun
Washington Star
Indianapolis News
Eight families rescued from rear tenement fire
Eight families were carried from a four story wooden tenement at 1359 Washington Street after an early morning fire. Women on the upper floors used nearby building escapes to reach the roof and ground.
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Washington Street
Fire rescue under siege in crowded square tenement blaze
Patrolman Cassidy led rescue through a tunnel alley to save residents as fire raged in a basement start. The building’s walls were within four feet of surrounding structures as crews and civilians escaped via roof routes and upper floors. Officials and civilians suffered injuries and smoke exposure. one firefighter was knocked unconscious.
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John Cassidy
Washington Street
A. W. Ryan
Cassidy
J. W. Augusta
Sherman Gustin
William J
Ryan
Gustin
Augusta
Sullivan
Holliver
William Cogan
Estelle Ross
Jesse Hamilton
Teddy
Mary Watson
Angetta
Mary Sheehan
Eczema Cured by Cuticura Remedies Promised Relief
Miss Elizabeth Gehrki of Forrest City Ark reports six months of severe neck eczema cured in three weeks using Cuticura Soap and Ointment after other treatments failed. She notes sleep returned and scabbing disappeared, with her brother also avoiding facial scars from a gunpowder burn. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap 25c and Ointment 50c and offers a free skin book from Potter Drug & Chem. Corp.
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Elizabeth Gehrki
Forrest City
Ark
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Sole Props
Boston
Mass
Roxbury Widow Dies in Kitchen Fire on 112 Ruggles Street
Mrs. Sarah L. Green, 112 Ruggles Street Roxbury, burned to death early this morning in her kitchen after screams drew tenants to the scene. Fire alarm not sounded. small building damage reported. Cause undetermined whether clothing ignited at stove or gas jet sparked the blaze.
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Sarah L. Green
Ruggles Street
Roxbury
Green
Nine Hours in Eleven for Street Railway Workers
Joint committees on street railways and labor vote to report a bill granting nine hours in eleven for a street railway work day replacing the current ten hours in twelve. The workers have pressed the measure before the Legislature for two years and expect passage this year regardless of committee support.
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Street Railways
Boston Real Estate Banquet Debates Subway Plans
Former Congressman William McNary urged Boston to shed inertia and invest heavily in streets, transit, and docks to avoid lagging Atlantic seaboard peers. He warned that disjointed subway ideas and a Back Bay dominated transit leadership hinder a comprehensive plan, citing South Boston and Dorchester needs.
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William §. McNary
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
American House
Boston
Back Bay
South Boston
Dorchester
East Boston
McNary
John J. Martin
Martin
Exchange
Charles S. Baxter
Boston & Eastern Railroad
Essex County
Elbridge R. Anderson
Boylston Street
Alexander Whiteside
George B. Upham
Riverbank
Governor Foss
Frederick Ayer
W. B. Lawrence
George G. Crocker
John Hays Hammond
Henry Siegel
Charles E. Lewis
Charless. Judkins
John D. Merrill
New Haven Plans Boston Waterfront Rail Link
At a Central Club meeting Timothy E. Byrnes of the New Haven railroad said the company seeks to acquire the Boston Revere Beach & Lynn line and build a modern system linking every East Boston pier. He urged public backing to develop Boston, predicting major growth within five years if waterfront property is developed or sold to a buyer who will.
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Central Club
Central Congregational Church
Jamaica Plain
Timothy E. Byrnes
New Haven Railroad
New Haven Road
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Boston
Byrnes
New Haven
Bryan to Speak in Hub Next Week
William Jennings Bryan will address a Ford Hall meeting on Western Reforms in Boston under the Boston City Club banner next Tuesday evening. Governor Foss will preside and introduce him, with a reception and banquet planned at the City Club later Tuesday afternoon.
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William Jennings Bryan
Ford Hall
Boston City
City Club
Governor Foss
Mr. Bryan
Tradecard reads Bromo Quinine remedy with GROVE signature
In a short advertisement the product claimed to prevent the grip using Bromo Quinine. It directs readers to look for the signature BE. W. GROVE and includes a price of 28 cents.
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BE. W. Grove
Injunction Sought Against Boston Elevated Company
W B Clarke publisher and Chamber of Commerce member urged the Boston Common Society at the Twentieth Century Club meeting yesterday to seek an injunction against the Boston Elevated Company. He proposed halting further construction on the Boston Common.
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Boston Elevated Company
Boston Common
W. B. Clarke
Chamber of Commerce
Boston Common Society
Twentieth Century Club
Subways on the Common Draw Fire from Clarke and Horton
Mr Clarke denounces subway operations as vandalistic depredations and cites a 1877 act restricting buildings over 600 square feet on public grounds. Rev Horton notes the society’s work, suggests using space beneath streets, and calls for fencing on Tremont street side. Clarke says Tremont trees are nearly destroyed and asks the Elevated company not to add more lines until full city coverage is achieved.
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Clarke
Edward A. Horton
Park Street
Washington Street
Tremont Street
Beacon Street
Elevated Company
Taft to Call Extraordinary Session Over Reciprocity
Washington March 2 Republican leaders were summoned to the White House after Taft decided there must be an extra session if the Canadian reciprocity measure fails in Congress. A senator said the die is cast and Taft will call it earlier than April 4.
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Washington
Congress
Taft
White House
Capitol
Taft Considers Early Special Session Date Amid GOP Push
Republicans prefer an earlier gathering if possible while Democrats seek a ready month. Taft may sign to GOP wishes. A conference is planned to decide a date probably Monday with March 20 under discussion at the Capitol. Canadian agreement backers expect House passage within a week after session opens.
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Taft
Capitol
Friends of the Canadian Agreement
Democratic House
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