Boston University class day officers elected after lively race
Senior class of Boston University chose a mix of fraternity and nonfraternity members for officers in a tense vote held yesterday. Marshal Frederick P. Webber of Ware led unanimously as marshal, while Fred H. Lawton of Somerville became class orator and J Arthur Gaker from Buzzards Bay was named class president. Grace A. Barnum of Littleton NH was named class historian and Ian Alger of Somerville selected class prophet.
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Boston University
Frederick P. Webber
Ware
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity
Philosophical Club
Fred H. Lawton
Somerville
Everett High School
College
Beta Theta
J. Arthur Gaker
Buzzard’s Bay
Theta Delta Chi
Grace A. Barnum
Miss Barnum
Littleton
N. H
Delta Delta Delta Fretenny
Ian Alger
Constance E. D. Freeley
Winchester
Seheie
Alpha Phi Frorm
Vivian Tabor
Will Delver
Charles W. French
College Glee Club
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Proctor
Frederick HE. Libby
Scott
Ruth L. Clark
Maria C
Chickering
Purdy
J. Arthur Baker
Boston Boston University
Promised Pay and Forgeries Mark Patrick Trial Testimony
At Albert T Patrick's trial for the Rice murder, witness Paul Tiesch says Patrick left Rice's apartment with a valise and claimed a future Rice will. Cross-examination reveals potential hush money for testimony. Another witness, Joseph Mayer, recounts past dealings and a promise to pay his mother for testimony. Signature experts deem some exhibits genuine and others forged. two officials testify before court adjourns.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Paul Tiesch
Patrick
Rice
Tiesch
Mayer
United States
Berlin
Mr. Moore
Mill Men May Compromise FAL River Wage Display
The Cotton Manufacturers' Association executive committee acknowledges wage increase requests from the Textile Council and the Weavers' Union. They favor a compromise on standard loom lengths to settle weavers' grievances, then back the 6 percent wage rise. A meeting of wage signers will be held to secure broad attendance before replying with action.
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Fal River
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Textile Council
Weavers’ Union
Kaiser Receives Professor Francke at Berlin
Emperor William meets Kuno Francke of Harvard University in Berlin and asks about the Germanic Museum project at Harvard, showing keen interest. In India drought worsens with light scattered rains, three million acres of Punjab wheat affected.
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Kaiser
Francke
Berlin
Emperor William
Kuno Francke
Harvard University
Harvard
India
London
Lord Curzon of
Keddleston
Punjab
Terry’s $1000 Missing In Gloucester Legal Dispute
Antoine Terry reports $1000 vanished from his home during eviction. he suspects his brother amid a pending lawsuit over alleged invalid title to a house. Attorneys sent two men to evict the occupant. money hidden in a discarded mattress disappeared before Terry could recover it. Authorities have not acted yet.
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Gloucester
Antoine Terry
Terry
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Promoted By Doctors
Doctors prescribe Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for coughs colds bronchitis croup asthma hoarseness and measles. The ad claims it cures throat and lung ailments quickly and has been a household remedy for 50 years with broad patient testimonials and free calendar and medical booklet upon writing.
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Dr. Bull
United States
Canada
William H. Breder
Chrystie Street
New York City
A. C. Meyer & Co
Baltimore
Mt Sinai Hospital Society Eyes Boston Jewish Hospital
The Mt Sinai Hospital Society of Boston plans to erect and maintain a small Jewish hospital starting with about 20 beds and 300 patients yearly. The group, now well organized, will fund the project through patient charges, outpatient income, and a monthly magazine to raise funds.
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Boston
Mt. Sinai Hospital Society
Roxbury
Samuel Goodman
K. M. Davidson
Joseph Holzman
Nathan M. Goodman
I. J. H. Shapiro
Morris Gerstein
William M. Blatt
Mt. Sinal Monthly
Hospital Fund
Hospital
Bil Charles Fleischer
Leo Wiener
Joseph Bovshover
Meyer Bloomfield
Edward I. Bromberg
Mt. Sinai Hospital Society of Boston
Mags
Outpatient Department Aims to Treat 50000 Patients Yearly
A plan proposed to run an outpatient department capable of treating at least 50,000 medical and surgical patients annually. The scheme envisions substantial income from these patients, with attention to the poor who cannot access hospital or be admitted.
Mt Sinai Hospital to Offer Free Home Visits and Care
The plan provides free home visits and immediate treatment including medicines and nursing for those lacking accommodations. It also proposes a Jewish Diet Kitchen to feed needy out patients, a nurse training school at Mt Sinai to prepare women for medical care, combining practical and theoretical courses.
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Mt. Sinai Hospital
Soldier buried with honors in Lynn service
March 3. Thomas H. Gallagher, who fought on the Concord in Manila Bay, was buried with military honors from St. Mary's Church this morning.
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Lynn
Thomas H. Gallagher
Concord
Manila Bay
St. Mary’s Church
Kennedy’s Butter Thick Biscuit Package Promises Freshness
Kennedy’s Butter Thin Biscuit is praised for freshness with Inter-seal Patent Package that blocks dust moisture and odors. The packaging claim emphasizes superior protection for the biscuit.
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Kennedy
Pillpings Fight At Morong In Manila Province
Twenty five Morong constabulary faced eight armed insurgents ten miles from Manila. Eleven constables are missing, believed killed or captured, after the clash which saw the band turn back a commissary wagon without molesting its escort. Ampil, held alive but tortured, is linked to private feuds. General Lukban offers aid if allowed to prove civilized conduct. Malcontents from Bohol and elsewhere head toward Leyte as forces scour the region.
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Manila
Morong
Flores
Rizal
Ampil
Cainta
Leyte
Bohol
Capite
Lukban
Barry's Birthday Puzzle Confusion Over Leap Year Age
Ex-Alderman David F. Barry doubts whether he is 50 on Feb 29 due to missing leap year dates. Born Feb 29, 182, he argues he deserves 366 days per year and may be only 49 years and 327 days old. He notes leap year rules and calendars affect his birthday count.
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David F. Barry
Taft Examined On Philippine Question In Washington
Governor Taft testified before the insular committee outlining military drawdown to 15,000 within a year and predicting tariff concessions will grow US Philippines trade. He defended not flooding US markets with Philippine tobacco, cited labor letters urging Chinese skilled workers, and pegged Chinese workers at about 250,000 across the islands. Hearing continues tomorrow.
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Washington
Taft
Insular Committee of the House
United States
Philippines
Hawaii Tariff Decision Clarifies Insular Status
New York March 3 The board of classification of the United States genre appraisers announced a decision on Hawaii under tariff laws A company importing a hundred tons of old scrap iron from Hawaii faced regular duties assessed by the San Francisco collector The protest arguing Hawaii is part of the United States and duties should not apply was dismissed under the insular tariff cases doctrine by the Supreme Court ruling
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New York
Board of Classification of the
United States
Hawaii
San Francisco
Unite States
Board of Classification
Supreme Court of the United States
Beer not always malt in New Hampshire court
Associate Justice William T. Nason overturned malt liquor charges in Dover Municipal Court. He ruled that the word beer signified nothing under the liquor sale statutes, discharging two defendants after finding the evidence did not prove the liquor was malt liquor. The cases followed raids Saturday afternoon with Justice Frost absent.
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Dover
William T. Nason
New Hampshire
Scott
Nason
George S Frost
Steamer Ivernia Departs East Boston for Queenstown and Liverpool
The Cunard steamer Ivernia under Captain Pritchard sails from East Boston this morning with 39 saloon passengers 35 second cabin and 100 steerage travelers bound for Queenstown and Liverpool. Passengers listed include Mrs Alling Mr Alanson Bigelow Mrs Alanson Bigelow Mr Butterworth Mrs Butterworth Mr G F E Brown Mr H M Cole Nelson W Cook Mrs Nelson W Cook Miss Ruby Beatrice Thomas J Haye I Stanley Holme James Hunter Jeffrey John T Lodge Mrs John Melvines infant and maid Wm McWhinnie W B Morse Mrs W B Morse Captain Muir Osener Pol ard David B Rodger Miss Ward maid W Hastings ng Hammond M Whitney Catherine Whitney Margaret Whitney John S Wilkinson F W Wilkinson.
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Ivernia
Cunard Line
Pritchard
Boston
Queenstown
Liverpool
Alling
Alanson Bigelow
J. Butterworth
G. FE. Brown
Wm. McWhinnie
W. B. Morse
Muir Osener Polard
David B. Rodger
Ward
W. Hastings
W. Hastingsng
Hammond M. M. Whitney
Catherine Whitney
Margaret Whitney
John S. Wilkingon
F. W. Wilkinson
Low Rates to the Pacific Coast Advertised
Daily during March and April, special fares of 333 for tickets from Chicago to coastal points including San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Sacramento Portland Tacoma Seattle Victoria Vancouver and other cities in California Oregon Washington and British Columbia. For information rates and tickets contact Northwestern line 658 Washington street Boston.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sacramento
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Northwestern
Washington Street
Boston
Club Espanol Musical Evening in Boston Event
The Club Espanol Musicale of Boston hosts a literary and musical program at Legion of Honor Hall on Huntington Avenue this evening featuring a favored lineup.
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EL Club Espanol Musicale
Club Espanol’ of
Boston
Legion of Honor Hall
Huntington Avenue
Botkin Case Dismissed by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court dismissed the case of Mrs Cordelia Botkin v The People of California. The dismissal followed a stipulation filed by Botkin's counsel. Botkin is serving a life sentence for murdering Mrs Dunning by sending poisoned candy in a box.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court Today
Cordelia Botkin
California
Kent's Hill Reunion Revives school sociables at Vendome
About 100 Kent's Hill School graduates met at the Hotel Vendome for an afternoon and evening gathering. They played Tucker with a rotating partner circle, enjoyed apples from Rev BE French, and shared native doughnuts and ginger cookies. Speakers included Prof H E Trefethen and Rev Roscoe L Greene. Vernon B Swett led the business meeting and officers were elected: President F G Butler, VP Mrs Fannie French Morse, Secretary M D Davis, Treasurer B L Longley. Attending were Prof Iason F Morse, Prof Albert T Oliver, Mr and Mrs W W L Staples, W C Strong, and W L Conant.
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Kent's Hill School
Tucker
BE. R. French
H. B. Torsey
Fannie A. Davis
H. E. Trefethen
Roscoe L. Greene
Lynn
Torsey
Roscoes
Roscoe Day
Roscoe Sanderson
Vernon B. Swett
F D Tappen Funeral in All Souls Church
Frederick D. Tappen founder of Gallatin National Bank dies and is mourned at his New York funeral in All Souls P E Church attended by financiers. Rev Dr Mackay Smith and other clergy officiate. Pallbearers include J Pierpont Morgan Adrian Iselin George Baker Levi Morton Brayton Ives and more. interment at Trinity Cemetery.
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New York
Frederick D. Tappen
Gallatin National Bank
All Souls P. E. Church
Finance
Mackay-Smith
Pennsylvania
J. Pierpont Moran
Adrian Iselin
G. G. Williams
J. Lward Simmons
George F. Baker
George A. Crocker
Elbridge T. Gerry
O. D. Munn
Joel B. Erhardt
G. Bayne
Levi P. Morton
Brayton Ives
G. T Sheldon
I. W. Alexander
President invites West Washington visit hoped next spring
Irving M. Scott of the Union Works San Francisco called at the White House and urged a Western trip. He said Pacific coast people would welcome the President warmly. The President said a trip this year was unlikely but hoped a visit to the West might come next spring.
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Washington
Irving M. Scott
The
Union Works
San Francisco
White House
Scott
Pacific Coast
West
Three youths held for trial in North End watch robbery
The three young men charged with robbing Matthew Doherty of a watch in the North End on Sunday night were held for trial yesterday by Dewey in the Municipal Criminal Court. They gave their names as James McDermott, Patrick J. Sullivan and Patrick F. Flaherty.
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Matthew Doherty
North End
Dewey
Municipal Criminal Court
James McDermott
Patrick J. Sullivan
Patrick F. Flaherty
Cold Damp Feet Won't Give You a Cold Ad Card
Advertisement urges readers that cold damp feet won’t cause a cold if you take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Box bears E. W. Grove signature, promoting a patent remedy with a period style marketing claim and authenticity cue.
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E. W. Grove
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