Texas visitor flaws Boston men at Conservatory
Little Miss Elizabeth Hansome of 380 Westland avenue says Boston men are indifferent and overexposed to women. The Texas pianist plans to marry a Texas man and depart for Europe in June to study piano further.
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Elizabeth Hansome
Westland Avenue
Texas
Boston Conservatory of Music
Hansome
Europe
Boston
American discovers cure for hay fever
Berlin March 9 Professor William Dunbar director of the Hamburg Hygienical Institute born an American but naturalized German delivered a lecture on hay fever He found the disease germ in rye pollen maize and certain grasses Treated horses with these germs and produced a serum called pollantit which has cured many cases
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Berlin
William Dunbar
Hamburg
Carnegie Honored at Cleveland Builders Exchange
Andrew Carnegie was guest of honor at an informal reception in Cleveland on March 9 attended by about 400 builders, architects, contractors, and suppliers. He urged cooperation, saying rivals were his best friends and stressing self-reliance and integrity.
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Cleveland
Andrew Carnegie
Cleveland Builders’ Exchange
Carnegie
Quinona touted as spring tonic by local editor
Lawrence Journal editor Walter E Rushforth endorses Quinona as a spring tonic for family health. He claims it restored vigor to his daughter, strengthens nerves and stomach, and improves blood quality, noting it is palatable and available from druggists for $1 a large bottle.
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Walter E. Rushforth
Lawrence Journal
Lawrence Mass
Birtwell
Quinona
Quinona Company
Hartford Street
Bogton
Revival leader McElveen predicts major October revival
The Shawmut Avenue Church pastor Rev. William T. McElveen, a key organizer of a new revival sparked by Evangelist Dawson, outlines plans to recruit and convert professionals and students, aiming for a citywide revival and sustained church work. He predicts an October breakthrough with one great evangelist and several helpers, and stresses careful integration of converts into churches.
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William T. McElveen
West Brookline Street
Shawmut Avenue
Evangelist Dawson
McElveen
Christ
Moody
Boston University Law School hosts public service debate
The William E. Russell Debating Club at Boston University Law School held an open debate in Isaac Rich Hall on whether public service corporations should be government owned and operated. Six of the 16 participants advanced to the next debate for a prize, with judges from the Law School and Dartmouth.
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William E. Russell
Boston University Law School
Isaac Rich
Chandler M. Wood
Fort Plain
N. Y
Thomas F. Mooney
Albert Hurwitz
Samuel Carver
Boston
George R. Farnham
Melrose
D. H. Keedy
Hadley
G. L. Ellsworth
Dorchester, Co
W. Crocker
Fitzwilliam
N. H
Charles J. Miller
Billerica
John H. Paine
Harwich
Homer Sherman
Charlemont
C. H. Warren
Waterville
C. J. Daly
West Medford
Arthur W. McLean
Lowell
E. P. Finn
Chelsea
F. A. Page
Gardner
Professor Boyd
Law School
Professor Colby
Dartmouth
C. M. Wood
C. J. Miller
A. W. McLean
Scott's Emulsion Promises Aid for Consumptives
Advertising states consumption cannot be cured quickly but Scott's Emulsion will help at any disease stage with consistent use. The firm Scott & Bowne claims relief and potential cure, asserting right living enhances results. 409 Pearl St New York.
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Scott
Carnegie witness fees in Chadwick case
United States Marshal Chandler issued a $64.40 check for Carnegie as a witness in the Chadwick trial. Defense sought to remove the case from the jury and obtain acquittal, but Judge Taylor overruled. If acquittal isn’t reached, deliberations may continue tomorrow or be postponed to Monday.
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Cleveland
Andrew Carnegie
Mrs. Chadwick
Carnegie
United States
Chandler
Mr. Carnegie
Taylor
Beckwith
Spear
Oberlin Bank
Aggie Seniors Get Ultimatum
Amherst March 9 The Massachusetts Agricultural College senior class of 27, recently kept away after three members were suspended for misbehavior, was told by the faculty that if studies are not resumed by March 16 all would be expelled. Parents have conferred but no one has returned. The notice did not reference the suspended students.
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Amherst
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Clergy Longest Lived Among Professions
London notices that clergy top longevity lists in Dr. Schofield’s table from Nerves in Order. The Christian ministry leads life expectancy, with clergy over twice as long as many other jobs. ranking includes dissenting ministers farmers agricultural laborers and more.
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London
Schofield
National Health Society
Hall Booms for Lieutenant Governor in Taunton
Taunton politician Frederick S. Hall discusses potential candidacy for lieutenant governor. He notes party leaders and Governor Guild would shape any race, with Taunton supporters urging Hall as running mate if a contest arises. Hall, a Harvard and Boston University Law School graduate, is a longtime Bristol County figure and Gov. Council member.
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Frederick S. Hall
Post
Guild
Marcus Morton
Hall
Parker
Dana Malone
Greenfield
Lovering
Washington
Massachusetts
Eldredge
Councillor Hall
Crapo
Knowlton
Norton
Harvard
Boston University
Bristol County
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