Rockefeller and Carnegie golf feud rumored after match
A circulation story claims John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie fell out after a nine hole game at Pocantico. They allegedly argued over scores and have since avoided contact, returning home separately without dinner. The tale cites disputed scores from 78 to 87 on the final holes. The two billionaires reportedly have not spoken since the match. In Plymouth, Elizabeth H. Barry, 12, sues Wilby Stevens for 50000 for injuries from a falling ice block in 1905, claiming possible trespass or highway rider status. The case proceeds to the Supreme Court.
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Meats Death With Smile at Sing Sing
Antonio Etrollo an Italian who killed a man in Van Cortlandt Park for robbery faced execution in the Sing Sing electric chair today. He waved a cheery goodbye to witnesses as three New York assemblymen watched incognito. A bill to abolish capital punishment is reportedly being drafted for the assembly.
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Fire damages Boston University medical lab specimens
A fire in the pathology laboratory at Boston University School of Medicine yesterday morning destroyed valuable specimens. Assistants found the blaze just after 8 and activated Box 714, following safety instructions to avoid alarming nearby hospital patients.
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Benjamin W. Wells
One of the Essentials for Happy Homes
The text promotes a known products class highlighting health and right living. It endorses an Ethical remedy, Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, as a wholesome family laxative approved by physicians and Well-Informed of the World. It urges buying the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product through leading druggists.
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Donovan's Plea A Vailed in Superior Court
Michael Donovan pleaded for mercy in Superior Criminal Court pleading not a thief. Judge De Courcey sentenced him to three years in state prison citing a long prior record of larceny.
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Romanic Bows Pier at Wharves. Minor Damage
The White Star liner Romanic docked at the company’s wharf just before noon yesterday and pushed its bow into the end of the pier during mooring. No injuries occurred and damage to the dock was immaterial.
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Miles Anti-Pain Pills Claim Quick Nerve Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as relief for nerve irritation and various pains from headaches to neuralgia. It asserts no stomach upset or after effects and promises a refund if not helpful, with a 25 dose package priced at 26 cents. The pitch cites user testimonials including Miss LULA LUNCH of Macon Georgia.
The 3-Mill Personal Tax Reform Call
A reform group urges replacing the current personal property tax with a uniform three mill levy. The proposal aims to curb evasion, reduce burdens on widows and orphans, and raise revenue evenly across Massachusetts towns. The plan would tax money, credits, and securities at three mills, collected by corporations and local governments, with a uniform rate statewide.
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Bromo Quinine Product Warning Message Emerges
A fragment notes a laxative called Brom o Quin ine claimed to remove the cause with a signature by LK. W Grove and a 25 cent price. The readable portion hints at a single product reference and an attribution.
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Hughes Will Visit Boston For Dry Goods Meeting
Governor Hughes will visit Boston to attend a New England Dry Goods Association banquet and Tremont Temple reception. He arrives from New York, tours city sites, attends Harvard cheers, and plans to depart by 11 p m for Albany to discuss presidential nomination principles.
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Osgood Co Acquires Boston Distributing Stock
Charles M Fuller, trustee in the United States Bankruptcy Court, sold the entire stock of the Boston Distributing Company to Lewis H Josselyn treasurer of the C E Osgood Company. The stock represents nearly 50000 dollars and the sale follows the bankruptcy due to capital shortfalls.
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Eastern Avenue
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E. Osgood Company
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Justus A Traut Nation's Inventor Dies at today
New Britain Connecticut March 9 Justus A Traut a prominent manufacturer died today of heart disease He was a leading inventor with a record of more than 700 patents in his name and his work reshaped industry across the United States
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Useful Hints to Housekeepers Coat with Jap-a-lac for longevity
A coating of Natural Jap-a-lac over linoleum, oil cloth, doors, screens and furniture revives and protects surfaces. Use colors matching old finishes. spring coats for screens and porch items. Wicker, pipes, radiators, and frames gain new life with Mahogany, Ox-Blood, Malachite, or Gold Jap-a-lac.
Restorer's Guide to Painting Old Vehicles and Implements
Old automobiles carriages wagons and agricultural gear are revived with Japanese lacquer in Brilliant Black Red Green or Empire Blue. The process is inexpensive and suited to beginners seeking a fresh look and longer life for their items.
Jap-A-Lac Finish Ad Claims Versatile Household Use
An advertisement touts JAP-A-LAC as a versatile household finish for cellar to garret use. It highlights suitability for completing old or new floors and woodwork and urges readers to consult local paint dealers for details.
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