Big Bill Kelliher’s 60 day stay expires
The 60 days for Big Bill Kelliher ends as the U S Court of Appeals refuses a new trial for the former George Coleman partner. Clerk Fogarty will deliver a mandate at opening court to Hale, and Kelliher may be arraigned Saturday for an 18 year sentence. An appeal could still follow, with a deadline of January 12, 1918.
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Big Bill
Kelliher
United States Court of Appeals
George Coleman
Fogarty
Court of Appeals
Hale
United States
Ala P. French
The State Board of Registration in Medicine Attacked
The Board faced criticism yesterday before the Public Health committee with charges of favoritism leveled by Dr Arnold former Ward 12 representative and ex Senator Doyle. Dr S H Calderwood, board chairman, denied the allegations. William A Brady, a leading theatrical manager, is featured in The Trials of a Theatrical Manager in next Sunday's Pr Magazine.
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State Board of Registration In Medicine
Committee On Public Health
Arnold
Ward 12
Doyle
S. H. Calderwood
Wm. A. Brady
Next Sunday
Rexall Orderlies Offer At Our Stores
We pay for all medicine used during the trial if our remedy fails to relieve constipation. You take no risk. Rexall Orderlies are odorless tasteless and gentle with no diarrhea. Suitable for children and the elderly. 12 tablets 10 cents 36 tablets 25 cents 80 tablets 50 cents. Sold only at Rexall Stores Liggett's Drug Stores corner Washington and Avon opposite Temple Place Boston.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Boston
Liggett’s Drug Stores
Washington and
Avon Streets
Temple Place
Cars Leave Rails injuring 22 near Oakwood Wisconsin
Twenty two persons were injured when four passenger coaches of train No 2 on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul road left the rails near Oakwood Wisconsin en route from Milwaukee to Chicago. Officials say spreading rails caused the accident. Injured included Jasper Menderer of Hudsonville Michigan with a forehead bruise and H H Rosenbush of Providence Rhode Island with a sprained hand.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago
Oakwood
Jasper Menderer
Hudsonville
Mich
H. H. Rosenbush
Gordon Street
Providence
R. I
Wife Disappears After Saying She Went Shopping for Children
Mrs. Jesse Sawyer of 542 Salem Street Malden left her four young children on March 8 telling them she would buy clothes in Malden Square. The husband, detained in Boston on business, fears harm may have befallen her and has appealed to police for help.
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Malden Square
Jesse Sawyer
Salem Street
Malden
Boston
Divorce Granted After Failure to Support Case
Mrs. Bertha C. Drew testified before Judge Quinn that Edwin M. Drew earned 30 dollars a week but failed to provide support. She cited his drinking problem and repeated separations, and the court granted the divorce.
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Bertha C. Drew
Cooking recipes and weekly menus in next Sunday's Post
The page promises a full set of cooking recipes and menus for every day of the week in the upcoming Sunday issue of the Post. It highlights varied dishes and plan ideas for readers seeking weekly meal guidance.
Woodbury Dies After Operation in Back Bay Hospital
Howard C. Woodbury aged 64 a former lieutenant in the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company and longtime newspaper row cafe operator died yesterday afternoon at 3 30 in a Back Bay private hospital from paralysis of the stomach following an appendicitis operation.
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Howard C. Woodbury
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Longtime Boston leader Woodbury Dies After Brief Illness
Prominent Boston figure and civic club member dies after a week of illness. He served 25 years in Ancient and Honorable Order of Masons and held roles in multiple lodges and societies. Survived by wife. two sons Harry H and Milton A of Boston and daughter Mrs Thomas Ambrose of Nashua. Ancestry traces to English ancestors John and William Woodbury.
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Boston
John
William Woodbury
England
Masons
Joseph Warren Lodge
St. Andrew
Grand Lodge
Woodbury
New Hampshire
Harry H
Milton A
Thomas Ambrose
Nashua
N. H
Dorchester Residents Win Move of Garbage Station
After a hearing led by Commissioner of Public Works Rourke Dorchester residents from Savin Hill and Harrison Square won approval to relocate a proposed garbage station. The new site will be at the lower easterly end of Freeport street near the Boston Elevated power station and is said to be agreeable to all parties.
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Dorchester
Freeport Street
Boston
Public Works
Rourke
Savin Hill
Harrison Square
Corbett Explains 135-Foot City Hall Plan
Opposition arose in the cities committee to the Fitzgerald bill for a city hall 135 feet above Court street grade. Judge Corbett spoke in favor, asserting surrounding estates would be greatly benefited by the proposed plan.
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Committee On Cities
Fitzgerald
Court Street
Corbett
Suffragist Meeting Reveals Swain and Henry Marriage
In Brockton a suffragette gathering exposed the secret marriage of Harold D. Swain and Miss Florence Henry. They wed in Brookline on June 29, 1911, and began housekeeping in Brookton today after living apart. Miss Henry, a Brookline native, joined a Brockton theatrical company two years ago, leading to the union.
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Brockton
Harold D. Swain
Florence Henry
Brookline
Swain
Louise A. Henry
Park Drive
McAuliffe
Henry
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