Fitzsimmons Comes Back in Chicago Scuffle
Bob Fitzsimmons confronted University of Chicago student Jac Taylor on the Majestic building foyer floor after Ruby Robert and Mabel Burns sought bookings. An accidental clash led to a punch that left Taylor with a black eye, Fitzsimmons declaring jealousy over a wife.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Aame
University of Chicago
Majestic
Western Vaudeville Managers’ Association
Jac Taylor
Phi Gamma Delta
Ruby Robert
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Mabel Burns
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Julia
Free Pile Remedy Promises Cure and Free Trial
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Remedy with hundreds of testimonials. It offers a free trial mail package and urges purchases at 50 cents per box if the trial proves effective. Readers are asked to mail a coupon with name and address to receive the free trial.
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Pyramid Drug CO
Pyramid
Engagement announced for Hazel Limerick and Guy Hamilton
An engagement is announced between Hazel C. Limerick of West Somerville and Guy H. Hamilton of Tufts College. They met at social events at Tufts and became engaged about a year ago. The couple plans to marry within the year.
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Hazel Limerick
Guy H. Hamilton
Tufts College
Hazel C. Limerick
Bromfield Road
West Somerville
Hamilton
Miss Limerick
Fredericton
N. B
Danc
Ing
President Hamilton
Novelty Concert at Hall Tests Saxophone Star
Mrs. R. J. Hall presented a Jordan Hall orchestral concert conducted by Georges Longy with Edmond Clement as soloist. The program featured new works by Florent Schmitt, Albert Roussel, Roger Ducasse and Woollett, with mixed reception and notable acclaim for Mrs. Hall's saxophone performances. Critics praised some pieces, disliked others, and noted Clement's encore amid lavish stage reception.
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R. J. Hall
Jordan Hall
Georges Longy
Edmond Clement
Boston Symphony
Rapsodie Viennoise
Florent Schmitt
Bruneau
Debussy
Clement
Franck
Schmitt
Philippe Gaubert
Woollett
Hall
Roger-Ducasse
The Georgian Opens Today in Boston Park Square Hotel
A banquet for invited guests marked the opening of the Georgian Hotel on Park Square Boston. Speakers included Mayor John F Fitzgerald District Attorney Joseph C Pelletier J Stearns Cushing and others praising George A Dodge and the project as a major improvement for Park Square. A public cafe restaurant opening followed this evening.
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Boston
Park Square
John F. Fitzgerald
Joseph C. Pelletier
J. Stearns Cushing
George A. Dodge
Bailey files voluntary bankruptcy in U S District Court
James W. Bailey a retired individual residing at 41 Mt Vernon street filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the United States District Court yesterday. He disclosed liabilities totaling 12934.34 and assets of 215 in the filing.
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James W. Bailey
Mt. Vernon Street
United States District Court
Suffragette Pankhurst Behind Bars With Illness
London March 11 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst leader of British militant suffragettes lies in Holloway prison hospital in serious condition after hunger strike and solitary confinement without heat. Hunger strike by her followers continues with unconfirmed reports of forcible feeding by authorities.
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London
Holloway
Emmeline Pankhurst
Strike leaders served with injunction summons in Lawrence
On March 11 in Lawrence Massachusetts summonses to appear before the Supreme Judicial Court in Boston Friday were served on IWW leaders and associates including William D Haywood Joseph Bedard Joseph Sheehan Joseph Ettor William Yates and William Trautmann and on the Lawrence Trust Company The case brought by James M Swift at the instance of Herbert S Johnson J M Prendergast and Robert A Woods seeks an injunction and a receiver for funds alleged to have been sent to the defendants Trautmann reacted to the summons with a shout praising law and Massachusetts.
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James M. Swift
Herbert S. Johnson
J. M. Prendergast
Robert A. Woods
Trautmann
Massachusetts
Law
Best Dinner prize winner thanks editor
Martha Bezan son of Whitinsville expresses gratitude to the Boston Post after receiving a $20 check for winning the Best Dinner prize. She notes it as her first literary venture and praises the Post, stating they have long subscribed and prefer it to others.
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Boston Post
Sir
Martha Bezanson
Whitinsville
Four drug clerks and two women fined in liquor crusade
Police Court yesterday fined four drug clerks and two women fifty dollars each after a Sunday sweep by officers from the La Grange Street station led by Sergeant Barry targeting illegal liquor sales. Named defendants include Charles Attaya of 20 Hudson Street, Megerdick Boyjian of Church and Tremont, Nasin Khouri of Church and Tremont, Frank McSheehy of Columbus Avenue and Berkley Street, with Julia Johnson and Margaret McGee of 78 Harrison Avenue also charged.
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Lagrange Street
Barry
Charles Attaya
Hudson Street
Harvard Street
Harrison Avenue
Megerdick Boyjian
Church and
Tremont Streets
Nasin Khouri
Church
Frank McSheehy
Columbus Avenue
Berkelley Street
Julia Johnson
Margaret McGee
Winthrop approves 247492 budget with 10 of 30 articles
At the Winthrop town meeting last night the budget of 247492 exclusive of 13399 for salaries was passed and 10 articles of the 30 in the warrant were approved. A five member committee was appointed to report at a special meeting on April 2 on the advisability of appropriating 400000 for a municipal lighting plant.
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Winthrop
Ely's Cream Balm Promised Relief for Catarrh
An ad touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fast, direct treatment for nasal catarrh and cold symptoms. It claims rapid relief from sneezing runny nose and sore throat, plus healing of inflamed membranes, with a 50 cent bottle offered by druggists.
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Ely
College Man Sent to Jail for Pawnshop Heist
Frank W. Dupure a University of California graduate pleaded guilty in Superior Criminal Court to breaking into Hyman Levine’s Merrimac street pawnshop on February 28 and stealing his own clothes that he had recently pawned. He was sentenced to the Massachusetts Reformatory after revealing a $2000 inheritance and a trip East that left him with only $500 in Boston.
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Frank W. Dupure
University of California
Hyman Levine
Merrimac Street
Brown
Superior Criminal Court
Massachusetts Reformatory
Dupure
Boston
How Thin People May Put On Flesh
A period advertisment-style cautionary claim promotes a simple prescription to increase weight and improve health. It outlines a mix of tincture and tonics, instructs patients to eat freely and chew well, and notes the remedy is sold at Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores and other city druggists.
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Calisaya
Riker-Jaynes
Help Wanted Hair Health Tips and Rexall Remedy
Dandruff linked to scalp infection and baldness warning, advice on not sharing combs or hats, and promotion of Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with a money back trial. Claims it cleanses germ matter, nourishes follicles, restores color, and improves hair texture. Available in Boston Rexall stores at Liggett's Drug Stores corner Washington and Avon opposite Temple Place.
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Boston
Rexall
Liggett’s Drug Stores
Washington and
Avon Streets
Temple PI
If I Had Eczema Try D. D. D. Prescription Now
A vintage ad promotes D. D. D. Prescription for eczema with a 25 cent trial bottle and a personal guarantee. It asserts instant itch relief and suggests trying the regular one dollar bottle if the trial fails, from Ajl Riker Jaynes New Fagime Drug Store Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept.
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Ajl Riker-Jaynes New Fagime Drug Staree
Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept
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