Arguments on Eddy Property before Supreme Judicial Court
The Supreme Judicial Court will hear arguments by the Christian Science Church directors over two properties linked to Mrs. Eddy including the Chestnut Hill site of her death and the Commonwealth Avenue property. Attorney General Swift indicated he will not present on the property dispute but may challenge probate form of the will, deciding later whether to push that claim.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Christian Science Church
Chestnut Hill
Boston
tReal
Bancroft
Durand
Trinity Church Buys Home for Societies
The vestry of Trinity Church at 22 St James Avenue purchased a house to serve as a hub for church guilds and clubs. Funded partly from proceeds of the St Andrew's Church sale, the building will include a reception room on the first floor, clubrooms for young men and boys, plus a gym and baths.
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Guilds and Clubs
Trinity Church
St. James Avenue
Alexander Mann
St. Andrew’s
West End
Real Boston Movement Led by Hugh Bancroft
Brigadier general Hugh Bancroft leads a Chamber of Commerce push for a Greater Boston by merging interests while preserving city and town self government. The Boston Real committee seeks Census data to aid legislation and urges concrete action over endless talk to seize the opportunity.
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Hugh Bancroft
Bancroft
Movement For
Greater
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Legislative and Co-Operative Union
Real
Census Bureau
E. Dana Durand
Bureau
Massachusetts
D. D. D. Prescription Promises Quick Eczema Relief
Advertises 25 cent trial bottle of D. D. D. Prescription for eczema and skin ailments. Claims instant itch relief and effectiveness where other salves failed. Promotes as a household skin remedy from Riker Jaynes Drug Stores with oil of wintergreen thymol and other ingredients.
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
New York Couple Weds After Eight Years Together
The marriage of Paul G. Mack and Miss Anna R. Van Zandit, both of New York City, was performed in Newburyport after eight years of courtship. They have toured as novelty musicians in vaudeville across the country. Mrs Mack is marrying for the first time, while Mr Mack has been married before.
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Newburyport
Anna R. van Zandit
New York City
Mack
Supreme Court Fails To Rule In Major Dissolution Cases
Washington March 20 The Supreme Court adjourned for a two week recess without announcing decisions in the Standard Oil and tobacco company dissolution suits. Crowds gathered in the courthouse expecting rulings but were disappointed as other cases were disposed of instead.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Standard Oil
Tobacco Corporation
New York
Conflict of Love and Work in Ellen Key's View
The Swedish reformer Ellen Key argues in Love and Marriage that modern wage earning women undermine traditional balance with men. She praises the old fashioned woman’s calm and yielding nature while noting overwork and independence erode love, urging women to choose between romance and profession as society shifts.
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Ellen Key
Worman
Miss Key
Banking Rooms for Women at Old Colony Temple Place Branch
The Old Colony Trust Company spent 30000 dollars to expand the Temple place branch adding ladies rooms and a safe deposit department with 6000 boxes. The vault is fire water and burglar proof with dual key security and armed guards. The bank reports rapid growth since 1902 with 17000 new accounts and deposits near 72.5 million by March 7.
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Old Colony Trust Company
Temple Place
San Francisco
Baltimore
New England
Auto Kills Schoolboy in South End Accident
Harold F. Gordon aged 6 of 896 Tremont street was struck by a touring car in front of Kaiser on Huntington avenue after escaping a wagon. He died at City Hospital despite rapid medical aid. Kaiser surrendered to police and was released.
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South End
Harold F. Gordon
Tremont Street
John Tooley
Howard I. Kaiser
Huntington Avenue
Gordon
Massachusetts Avenue
Kaiser
Edward W. Hutchins
Margaret Gordon
Harold F
Notable Visitors and City Notes Mix Nobility and Clubs
Henry Peck criticizes American menswear while planning to wear a new suit on April 1 and discard it at sea. Baron G de Mevies arrives from Montreal on business as winter outfits frame Boston’s social scene. A. G. Long of Portland touts the Institute of Technology and the Golden West. Wellsley Club’s dinner breaks records. Fat Men’s Club plans a June six round bout between Brothers Jackson and Moulton, weighing 532 and 476 pounds.
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Henry Peck
Ingliga
Parker House
Boston
Countess Grey
Somerset
Count Tolstoi
Lennox
Baron G. de Mevies
Montreal
Westminster
French Canada
W. D. Quimby
Fat Men’s Club
Quincy House
Brothers Jackson
Moulton
Brother Jackson
Mr. Quimby
India population rises to three hundred fifteen million
Calcutta March 20 final provisional census returns show India's population at 315 million, an increase of 20.5 million from 1901.
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Calcutta
India
Boston Milk Producers face new can rate war
Boston Co operative Milk Producers' Company directors threaten another milk war over the new can rate. Contractors may deduct extra freight from farmer checks as Saunders act costs push up milk transport. President Stanley H. Abbot urges attendance at March 29 legislative hearing to repeal the act.
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Boston
Boston Co-operative Milk Producers’ Company
Boston & Maine Railroad
Massachusetts
Hoods
Stanley H. Abbot
Abbot
Yale Receives 100000 Dollar Gift for Forestry Building
New Haven March 20 at Yale corporation meeting a 100000 gift was announced for a new Forestry School building to be erected on the Pierson Sage square. The donor was not named. The Alumni Advisory Board ballot plan was adopted featuring Australian ballots and single votes per graduate with biographies of nominees.
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New Haven
Yale Corporation
Forestry School
Pierson-Sage
Yale Alumni Advisory Board
Gurnewald Held on Bail in Girl Case
William T. Gurnewald of Back Bay faces a $1000 bail on a Police Court charge filed by Beatrice Green his wife cousin. Police say the Springfield orphan was invited to stay with the Gurnewalds and later began making street acquaintances after running away from her grandparents.
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William T. Gurnewald
Batavia Street
Back Bay
Beatrice Green
Green
Springfield
Balloon tragedy near Krefeld claims pilot
The Dusseldorf IV balloon ascended at Krefeld and drifted over the Zuider Zee. Loss of gas forced descent, the basket hit a breakwater, and pilot Paul Kayzer was killed. Passenger Otto Schroeder, a silk manufacturer, was badly injured but rescued from a creek.
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Krefeld
Prussia
Dusseldorf IV
Zuider Zee
North Sea
Paul Kayzer
Otto Schroeder
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Europe
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Alee Erie
Benjamin
Raglans
KNOX
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Venus
Old Colony Trust
A. G. Long
Portland, Ore
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Technology
Mr. Long
Institute of Technology
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Wellesley Club
Copley Square
MEV
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Castoria
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