Miss Rose Liberman Sues Novoselsky for Breach of Promise
Miss Rose Liberman of 2 Laconia Street files suit through her attorney against Boston real estate operator Israel Novoselsky for $10,000 alleging breach of promise. The attorney says the pair were to marry last year but Novoselsky later courted another woman and halted all calls after a six year relationship.
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Rose Liberman
Laconia Street
Israel Novoselsky
Boston
Novoselsky
Miss Liberman
Stenographer Sues Attorney and Associates in Rail Road Case
Horace A Edgecomb sues Charlies S Baxter and John H Beckford with others for stenographic reports of legislative railroad hearings. Claim seeks 502.75 dollars for work in early 1911. Associates of Baxter formed the Boston and Eastern Electric Railroad Company.
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Charlies S. Baxter
Horace A. Edgecomb
John H. Beckford
Baxter
Boston & Eastern Electric Railroad Company
Edgecomb
Boston teachers pledge bread making claim at Tremont Temple
Three thousand public school teachers in Boston stated they could make good bread when asked by L. R. Anderson head of the schools of Oregon who addressed them in Tremont Temple yesterday afternoon.
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Boston
L. R. Anderson
Oregon
Tremont Temple
Boston educators urged to teach cooking and home skills at Tremont Temple
Mr. Anderson praised Boston teachers and urged them to use cooking to educate pupils for home usefulness and to spark girl students’ interest in cooking. Attendees included school superintendents from Philadelphia and Boise who spoke on practical subjects, farm and forestry training, and civic duties in schools.
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Anderson
Boston
Tremont Temple
Philadelphia
Oregon
Charless. Meek
Idaho
Boise
Meek
Carroll G. Pearse
Milwaukee
Pearse
Lowenstein seeks $10,000 damages for alienation
Alfred C. Lowenstein sues Howard Drinkhouse for alienation of his wife’s affections. The Philadelphia couple’s arrest was noted, with the claim of $10,000 in damages. The criminal case against Mrs. Lowenstein and Drinkhouse was heard in police court and is pending in the Superior Court.
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Howard Sr. Drinkhouse
Alfred C. Lowenstein
Philadelphia
Liquor Law Hearings Move to Legal Affairs Committee
The removal of all unheard liquor matters from the liquor law committee followed Senator William J. McDevitt of Quincy joining the proceedings. The Anti-Saloon League protested against Senator McLane and McDevitt's stance, while the Senate and House moved to transfer duties to the committee on legal affairs. The transfer was approved eight to one, with Representative Murphy opposing. The case of Senator McDevitt remains under Senate rules review.
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William J. McDevitt
Quincy
Committee On Liquor Laws
Committee On Legal Affairs
Walter J. McLane
Anti-Saloon League
Senator McLane
Arthur J. Davis
League
McLane
McDevitt
Levi Greenwood
Grafton D. Cushing
Senate
House
Anti- Saloon League
Riley
Bazeley
Committee On Social Welfare
Tufts
Representative Murphy
Boston
Edward H. Pinkham
Liquor Law Committee
Senator McDevitt
Clark
Brockton
Committee On
Legal Affairs Committee
Rules Committee
Senate Rules Committee
Reformers Win in London County Council Majority
London March 6 The Municipal reformers won a majority in the London County Council for the third time, securing 67 seats to 51 for Progressives. They gained nine seats while Progressives gained two, leaving no single dramatic shift in opinion and enabling further strengthening by the election of 10 aldermen.
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London
London County Council
1888 Legislature Reunion Marks 25th Anniversary
Legislators of 1888 gathered at Young's Hotel for a luncheon observing their 25th anniversary. Col. William D. Sohier chaired, praising Samuel W. McCall while Edward W. Brewer urged a McCall gubernatorial bid. The event revived memories of the "apple speech" by Clarence Lovell and featured maps by Ferdinand Wyman, with John Merrill named chair of a future reunion committee.
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Young’s
Senate
House
William D. Sohier
Beverly
Highway Commission
Samuel W. McCall
Sam McCall
Colonel Sohier
United States
Massachusetts
Sohier
McCall
Edward W. Brewer
Boston
Mr. Brewer
Clarence P. Lovell
Gloucester
Ferdinand A. Wyman
Hyde Park
New Haven Railroad
Mr. Wyman
William A. Clark, Jr
Essex
John of
Crosby
Berkshire
Charles A. Gleason
Worcester-Hampshire
Edward Glines
Middlesex
Frank W. Howe
William T. McAlpine
Moses P. Palmer
Robert A. Southworth
Suffolk
Charles C. Spellman
Hampden
Henry H. Sprague
James T. Stevens
Norfolk
David Walker
Henry D. Coolidge
Horace H. Atherton
Saugus
Francis T. Barry
Salem
Johnt. Brown
Joseph H. Cannell
Everett
William A. Carman
Fall River
James Conroy
George H. Coolidge
West Brookfield
Joseph Crowell
Dennis
Albert L. Dane
Methuen
John W
John A. Holbrook
Weymouth
Patrick J. Kennedy
Charles H. Knox
Chester
James Lally, Jr
Milford
Edward J. Leary
City Messenger
Clarence P. Lovel
Mayson W. Lyman
Belchertown
Thomas McCooey
Blackstone
Thomas O. McEnany
John F. Merrill
Quincy
Sidney T. Nelson
Lakeville
Caleb
Gay Head
Charles T. Witt
Edward A. McLaughlin
Trainmen to be tested on B M rules and timetable
In Portsmouth New Hampshire General Superintendent W F Ray orders an April 1 examination for all train service staff including engineers telegraph operators tower men and yardmen. A new rules book has been issued for the test.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Boston & Maine Railroad
W. F. Ray
Burke Defeats Hooper In Brookline Water Commissioner Race
Timothy Burse, chairman of the Brookline Water Board, won the town election on nomination papers defeating George Hooper 1807 to 676. The ballot had only Water Commissioner and liquor license questions, yielding a light vote. The town voted no license 1286 to 1865. Moderator Williams adjourned the meeting to March 19 for remaining articles.
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Timothy Burse
Brookline
Fred H. Williams
Wind Blows Out Big Window at Garrity Pendergast Saloon
High winds last night shattered a large double plate glass window at Garrity and Pendergast saloon located at 16 Washington Street South End. Estimated damage to television is $200.
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U. H. CO
Albert Derby
UU. H. CO
M. CC
Boston
Union Hat Co
Hanover St
Union St. Tunnel
Garrity & Pendergast
Washington Street
South End
Poslam Claims Rapid Skin Relief and Soap Benefits
Poslam is presented as the right remedy for skin diseases with rapid relief and clear skin overnight. Poslam Soap is promoted for daily use to improve color and texture, with infants’ skin highlighted. prices and sample offers are listed from Emergence Laboratories in New York City.
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West 25Th Street
New York City
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