Quincy Accused of Fraud in Hondur-American Case
Josiah Quincy former Boston mayor and Magister Peter Barlow appeared in New York Supreme Court today as defendants in a suit filed by Theodore S. Miller director of the Hondur American Cattle and Agricultural Company. The complaint alleges a $25 000 misappropriation intended to enrich the defendants and seeks an accounting and a receiver.
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New York
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Peter Barlow
Giegerich
Supreme Court
Theodore S. Miller
Hondur-American Cattle and Agricultural Company
Barlow
Josian Quincy
J. F. Berndes
J. F. Berndes & Co
Honduras
Miller
Charles H. Sherman
United States
Argentine Republic
Coffe Merchant Takes His Own Life in Athol Home
In Athol on March 10 Samuel A. Holmes a tea and coffee merchant ended his life by shooting himself in the basement of his home. He left a widow and three children and was said to be low in spirits from business reverses.
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Athol
Samuel A. Holmes
Governor Hughes backs Hinman election for pro tem
Albany N Y March 10 Governor Hughes endorses Senator Hinman for President pro tempore of the Senate after previously delaying a public choice He supports Senator Root s urging Hinman selection marking a clear political stance in the state capital
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Albany
N. J
Hughes
Senate
Executive Chamber
Root
Hinman
Rare Irish Primrose Becomes Pride of Mrs Walsh
Mrs Thomas Walsh of Everett preserves a rare Irish primrose from Ballingloch County Roscommon. Despite long journey and a two leaf cutting, the plant has blossomed early, with 31 yellow blooms after three years in her dining room. Neighbors admire the plant from the old country.
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Walsh
Post
Thomas Walsh
Central Avenue
Everett
North America
Ballingloch
County Roscommon
Edward Gunning
Ballingloci
America
Mrs. Walsh
First Lady of the City Honored at Luncheon
Dr. Augusta Storer Guillen of Toronto headlined a luncheon for Mrs. Juin J. Pitgerald hosted by the Professional Women's Club at Hotel Westminster. Guillen, president of the Canadian Women's Suffrage Association, is noted as the first Canadian woman to earn an M D from Victoria College and Trinity University.
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Augusta Storer Guillen
Toronto
Canada
Juin J. Pitggerald
Women's Club
Hotel Westminster
Guillen
Canadian Women's Suffrage Association
Victoria College
Trinity University of Toronto
Boston Church to Call Pastor
The Rev. Charles A. Fulton of the First Baptist Church Syracuse N Y will be extended a call to fill the pastorate at the Dudley Street Baptist Church Boston vacant since the resignation of Rev W W Bustard seven months ago The call will be issued this morning after an executive session vote Fulton brings wide experience from pastorships and travel He has led Immanuel Baptist Baltimore and previously at Syracuse since 1901
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Charles A. Fulton
First Baptist Church
Syracuse
N. Y
Dudley Street Baptist Church
W. W. Bustard
Society
Fulton
Immanuel Baptist Church
Baltimore
Cortland Myers
Tremont Temple
Forgery Hearings Hear Dramatic Expert Testimony In Rousseau Case
In East Cambridge a long Rousseau letters hearing featured expert chemists testifying to forged ink and artificially aged paper. Prof Carmichael and Prof Gill argued that the second batch of Rousseau letters and the autograph album signatures were forged, with ammonia aging and graphite erasure cited as key proofs.
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East Cambridge
Henry Carmichael
Bowdoin College
Rousseau
Enco
Carrie Blumer Ladue
James Rousseau
Augustus H. Gill
Massachusetts Insttute of Technology
Edward Rousseau
Gill
Mr. Proctor
Professor Gill
Proctor
Mr. Simpson
Some Advice About Colds and a Pine Oil Remedy
Early guidance on colds warns to act against the first sneeze before lungs suffer. It promotes a homemade mixture of Virgin Oil of Pine compound, glycerine, and whiskey, claimed to cure a cold in 24 hours and relieve coughs when taken as a teaspoonful four times daily. The Leach Chemical Co of Cincinnati endorses the formula.
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Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Architects Protest Moving of Trees on Commonwealth Avenue
The Boston Society of Architects with 66 percent opposition to relocating trees on the Commonwealth avenue mall. Earlier believed to support a four row system, a canvass shows 62 percent oppose the park department plan. Holes prepared for four rows. Mayor Fitzgerald ordered work halted and a public hearing scheduled.
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Boston Society of Architects
Commonwealth Avenue
The
Society of Architects
Society
Park Department
Fitzgerald
Mayor's Daughter to Christen Salmon Submarine at Fore River
Eunice Fitzgerald nine year old daughter of Boston mayor will sponsor the submarine Salmon at Fore River ship yard Saturday morning. The 11 15 event is expected to draw hundreds from Boston and Quincy. Her sister Rose previously christened the steamship Bunker Hill in Philadelphia.
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Eunice Fitzgerald
Fore River
Boston
Quincy
Miss Eunice
Rose
Bunker Hill
Cramps
Philadelphia
Hooley Elected Press Club Head in Boston
The Boston Press Club at its annual meeting unanimously elected James D. Hooley New England representative of Collier's Weekly as president. New officers include Michael E. Hennessy as vice president Edwin Reynolds secretary Harry French financial secretary Frederick W Browne treasurer and a slate of directors with John J Flinn Henry J Hoey and Frank L West among others. The club recently moved to new quarters at 3 Beacon Street.
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Boston Press Club
James D. Hooley
New England
Collier's Weekly
Hooley
Michael E. Hennessy
Globe
Edwin Reynolds
Harry French
Journal
Frederick W. Browne
News Bureau
Paul F. Brown
Frank Davis
Traveler
John J. Dowling
Liquor Journal
John J. Flinn
Christian Science Monitor
Henry J. Hoey
American
Frank L. West
Transcript
John Buchanan
Fred S. Coates
Financial News
Thomas Duffin
Herald
J. Stanley Pratt
G. Reynolds
Post
Club
Beacon Street
Eczema and What Is Done to Cure It
A discussion of eczema as a skin ailment affecting all ages and severities. It promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as swift relief and potential cure, with a testimonial from Mrs Edward Nenning and an offer from Potter Webb & Chem Corp for a trial kit and a 32-page treatment book.
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Edward Nenning
Salina
Watertown
Potter Wrag & Chem. Corp
Columbus Ave
Boston
Gilman Defended by Grand Army Veterans
National Commander James Tanner and Thomas G Stevenson post defended Soldiers' Relief Commissioner John E Gilman from Finance Commission criticisms. Tanner's Washington letter predicts Gilman will be elected commander in chief of the Grand Army at the national encampment next September.
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James ‘Tanner
Thomas G. Stevenson
Twllagerald
John E. Gilman
Finance Commission
Tanner
Washington, D. C
Gilman
Grand Army
Liberals Win Powe: Parliament Votes Six Week Supplies
London ministers seek six week supply votes instead of six months to keep purse strings in Commons hands and ready for a May constitutional crisis. The move aims to force a government change if Lords veto power is curbed. Conservatives decry it as evasion and trickery.
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London
Marelli
Lords
Commons
House of Commons
Balfour
HURRIED HOME FROM STEAMER
An ambulance rushed W B Gilbert a New Haven coal merchant from the steamship Celtic to a New York New Haven Hartford train for home after suffering hemorrhages. He traveled with his wife and was confined to a stateroom during the crossing.
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New York
Celtic
W. B. Gilbert
New Haven
Hartford
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