Hunter Baltimore Rye Wins Infringement Suit
In the U S Circuit Court eastern district of New York Judge Thomas enjoined sale of white label Hunter Whiskey bottled by John Kissel & Son Brooklyn N Y The decision holds use of the name Hunter with other whiskeys infringes the Lanahan & Son trade mark and deceives the public to protect the Hunter Baltimore Rye brand.
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New York
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of
Thomas
Hunter
John Kissel & Son
Brooklyn
N. Y
William Lanahan & Son
Hunter Baltimore
Baltimore
Pistol Ordinance in New York Effective
New York March 14 That the new pistol ordinance passed by the Board of Aldermen allowing jail for carrying such weapons was tested in the Court of Special Sessions. Michael Vigliano first victim was retried convicted and sent to the penitentiary for one month after conflicting rulings with the city charter.
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New York
Board of Aldermen
Colonist Tickets On Sale For Coast-to-Coast Route
Colonist tickets available daily March 1 to May 15 from Boston to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle and Pacific coast points with lower rates to intermediate stations Reduced rates from all New England points Daily and personally conducted Pullman tourist sleeping cars at half price Call or write S A Hutchison manager tourist department Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern line 300 Washington street Boston
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Boston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Pacific Coast
New England
Colorado
S.A. Hutchison
Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern
Washington Street
Monet Exhibit Opens at Copley Society with 95 Paintings
The Claude Monet show opens in Copley Hall featuring 95 Monet works and 11 by Rodin. Major collectors James F. Sutton Desmond Fitzgerald Durant Ruel and Mrs. Potter Palmer contribute, with numerous prominent Boston and Chicago figures involved in the exhibit and reception series.
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Rodin
James F. Sutton
New York
Seine
Argenteuil
Epte
Giverny
Beaucourt
Haystack
Sunset
de la Roche
Blond
Vernon
Desmond Fitzgerald
Boston
Etretab
Mme. Monet
Vetheuil
Durant-Ruel
Paris
Leon Peltier
Dieppe
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Guidel Rock
Belle Isle
Meules
Laurence Minot
Arthur T. Cabot
Judge Loring
Harcourt Amory
Arthur W. Blake
Amy Lowell
Elizabeth Perkins
John Nicholas Brown
Providence
D. T. Watson
Pittsburg
Henry L. Quick
Brooklyn
Holker Abbott
Thomas Allen
Francis Bullard
John T. Coolidge, Jrr
Thomas B., Frothingham
A. W. Longfellow
Frank G. Macomber
Helen G. Moseley
W .L. Parker
John Endicott Peabody
Charles S. Sargent
Martha Silsbee
Frederic P. Vinton
Edward R. Warren
C. H. Walker
Boston Society
Sergeant Hanrahan Is Dismissed From City Point Police
Sergeant John F. Hanrahan of the City Point South Boston police station is dismissed for violations of sergeant duties. He allegedly failed to telephone from patrol boxes and directed the signal room to log his name on the tape. Captain Lowery plans a district overhaul and possible transfers of several officers.
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City Point
Boston
John F. Hanrahan
Lowery
GIVES ADVICE 10 YOUNG DRS
The Massachusetts medical examiner Dr. Draper, retiring June 30 after 28 years, is cited as a model for ambitious young doctors. A Harvard Medical School graduate, he also taught legal medicine and served on the State Board of Health. He plans to end practice for relief and is 62 years old.
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Draper
Massachusetts
Harvard Medical School
Brown University
State Board of Health
Tucker
General Draper
Italy
School Budget Set At 3 676 731 In Unanimous Meeting
The School Board approved the annual budget of 3 676 731 and debated electing a schoolhouse custodian. Edward C Baldwin and Mark B Mulvey faced civil service exams while Baldwin sought ongoing office, and Mulvey drew support from others. The board also granted requests for books for an evening school and approved janitor pay and extension of evening classes. Resolutions honored Sarah J Baker of the Dillaway School.
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Apollonio
Civil Service Commissioners
Mark B. Mulvey
David A. Chapman, Jr
Harkins
Duff
Messrs
Cushing
Ernst
Baldwin
Civil Service
Davis
Miss Dierkes
Drum
Falvey
Kenny
Keough
Kip
McDonald
Merritt
Mulvey
Badaracco
Brett
Crosby
Sarah J. Baker
Dillaway School
Life Lost in Nantasket Camp Fire
Nantasket March 14 Wellington Dunn of Rockland is believed to have died in a fire that destroyed a suburban camp. The camp owned by Mrs. Pratt of Pope's Hill Dorchester was used by North End residents in summer and by Thaddeus M. Paine in winter. Paine lost a piano and all personal effects. Dunn is said to have been visiting Paine. Neighbors searched the ruins for his body tonight.
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Nantasket
Wellington Dunn
Rockland
Dunn
Pratt
Pope’s Hill
Dorchester
North End
Thaddeus M. Paine
Mr. Paine
Liquozone claims cure-all for germs with free trial offer
An advertisement touts Liquozone as a universal germ killer with no drugs or alcohol, promising a free trial bottle and a $1000 reward for any disease germ it cannot kill. It lists numerous diseases claimed to be cured and notes a 50 cent bottle price with an offer to mail a local druggist order at no obligation.
Coupon Request for Liquozone Free Bottle Test
Reader offers to mail a filled coupon to The Liquozone Company in Chicago seeking a free 50 cent bottle and requests physicians or hospitals not yet using Liquozone be supplied for a test. No medical claims are evaluated here.
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Liquozone Company
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Plan Improvements in East Boston
East Boston citizens group hears Alderman Nolan outline funding hopes for an engine house at Orient Heights and a new gymnasium with a 150000 sum deemed sufficient for next year. Wood Island Park hearing planned to pursue park improvements and a temporary bridge to aid summer access. Nolan also introduces a 5500 appropriation bill for a Maverick to Prescot street footbridge to ease travel for first section residents.
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East
Nolan
Board of Aldermen
Maverick Street
Prescott Street
Wood Island
Shoes Stolen from Steamer's Wharf Suspect Arrested
Charles Haskell aged 27 was arrested by Patrolman Rowell Station 2 on larceny charges for stealing a case of shoes from the Eastern Steamship Company valued at $60.
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Charles Haskell
Rowell
Eastern Steamship Company
Remarkable Umbrella of Plainfield Mayor and Whisky Ad
The Plainfield mayor at 30 carried an umbrella for 35 years, recovered four times yet never lost. An advertisement touts G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskies as top beverages, urging buyers to check label and cork, with sealed bottles sold by licensed dealers.
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Plainfield
N. J
G. O. Taylor
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Copley Society
Copley Hall
MONET
United States
Claud Monet
Mulvey and Chapman
Committee On
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Committee On Rules
First Annex
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Jaynes’ Pilgrim
Allen
Jaynes
Ascension Violet
Florida
FE. S. Kelley
Kelley and Durkee
Priee Rae
Cees
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Atten Our Reg
Arnold
Son
Ea. Doz
Truss Department
Raspberry Fruit College
Pineapple Fruit College
Jaynes & CO
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Kneisel
Kneisel Quartet
Potter Hall
Ernest Schelling
Joseph Keller
Schelling
Hugo Wolf
Lowell
James O'Mally
St. Court
Kill
MT. Sterling
Kentucky
Juve Aas
Craig
Barnum Circus
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