Cabot Will Case Drifts Through Medical Testimony
Dr Albert Cuttler testified about Metchnikoff and a tonic claim cited to improve health in the Cabot will contest. The hearing covered Cabot’s health history, arteriosclerosis notes, and a caretaker dispute over pay and coal for warmth at the Canadian estate.
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Eli Metchnikoff
Metchnikoff
Albert G. Cuttler
Boston
Louis Cabot
Charles F. Choate
Cabot
Cuttler
Alphonse
Garneau
K. C
King’s Counsel
Quebec
Mr. Cabot
Canada
Grand River
John J. Hall
Sherman I. Whipple
Mr.&. YT
Vernon Briggs
Whipple
Cyrille
Kaiser’s Daughter Gives Birth to Son
London reports the Duchess of Brunswick former Princess Victoria Luise daughter of Emperor William has a son this afternoon. The couple Prince Ernest August of Cumberland and Victoria Luise wed in Berlin May 24 1918. Their first son was born March 18 last year.
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London
Duchess of Brunswick
Victoria Luise
William
Brunswick
Reuter
Amsterdam
Ernest August of Cumberland
Vicetoria Luise
Berlin
Woman Spy Marguerite Schmitt Executed in France
Marguerite Schmitt a French woman sentenced to death as a spy was shot after a court martial. She admitted at trial to accepting 200 francs from German agents to enter French lines and gather information, with troops drawn up to witness the execution at Lunéville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luneville
France
Marguerite Schmitt
Wayman
Cooperative trade plan proposed for US shoes in Russia
Henry D. Baker, Petrograd commercial attache, suggests a direct exchange of American leather shoes for Russian hides to bypass the depreciated exchange market. He cites Massachusetts exports of shoes to Russia and large Russian imports of hides, and notes bankers are exploring broader postwar trade expansion with potential branches in Russia.
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Washington
Russia
New England Shoe & Leather Association
Henry D. Baker
Petrograd
United States
Baker
Massachusetts
New York City
Fairy Dreams of Appetite Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet Ad
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets promising relief for indigestion after meals. It claims improved appetite and easy digestion, urging readers to take a tablet before meals and afterward, with trial offers and 50 cent price at all druggists.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Miss Williams Elected President of Boston Teachers Club
Miss Williams of the Boston Normal School is elected president of the Boston Teachers' Club.
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Boston Normal School
Boston Teachers’ Club
Miss Dora Williams Chosen Boston Teachers’ Association President
Announcement from yesterday named Miss Dora Williams of the Boston Normal School as president of the Boston Teachers Association. Williams succeeds the prior leader and takes on duties guiding the teachers group and its activities.
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Dora Williams
Boston Normal School
Boston Teachers’ Association
Miss Williams Elected Leader Of Local Education Groups
Miss Williams educated at Radcliffe and University of Chicago has studied education at home and abroad. Her leadership of the Twentieth Century Club education committee and the Teachers' Club is expected to strengthen those organizations. Other officers include Clara B. Cutler, Bertha F. Cudworth, Julia E F. Dickson, Annie R. Mahan, Margaret A. Nichols, Elsie M. Blake, E. Lora Pratt, and several directors and assistants across local schools.
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Miss Williams
Radcliffe
University of Chicago
Twentieth Century Club
Teachers’ Club
Clara B. Cutler
H. L. Pierce
Bertha F. Cudworth
Mary Hemenway
Julia EF. Dickson
Dillaway School
Annie R. Mahan
Emerson School
Margaret A. Nichols
Girls’ High School
Elsie M. Blake
Roxbury High School
E. Lora Pratt
Oliver Wendell Holmes School
Dora L. Laurie
Wells School
Fannie B. Prince
Edith A. Scanlon
Gilbert Stuart School
Clara §. Jay
High School of Practical Arts
Congressman Carter Intervenes to Halt Mills Strike
Congressman William Carter stopped a brewing strike at his Needham Heights mills yesterday afternoon. Fifty unorganized girls had considered walking out over wage cuts or workforce reductions, but Carter appeared and ordered them back to work at the old wages, ending the dispute quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carter
Needham Heights
Mr. Carter
Hair Tonic for Ladies Men and Children
A simple prep mixes one half ounce of Concentrated Hairwand Powder with one pint soft water. Rub into the scalp once or twice daily. Suitable for beard and eyebrows, it stimulates hair cells, helps prevent graying and hair loss, and leaves the scalp feeling clean and fine.
Parents Back Kearns Girl in Detroit Search
A hunt for a lost sweetheart leads Miss Agnes Kearns of Watertown to Detroit with a warrant. Last night her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kearns, supported the quest as authorities pursued clues.
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Detroit
Agnes Kearns
Watertown
John
Residents Back Woman in Curious Search Effort
Kearns of 29 Gilbert Street confirms backing the woman’s ambitious search after previous resistance. They now fully support her efforts to the limit.
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Kearns
Gilbert Street
Girl With Five Dollars Tries to Catch Promised Husband
Parents threaten breach of promise suit if Harold J Hastings does not marry their daughter Miss Kearns. The Detroit based manager reportedly pursued her in tours, then vanished, leaving her to travel in search of him aided by strangers. She later reported she is with friends and no longer in danger.
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Harold J. Hastings
Hastings
Detroit
Boston
Hyatt Roller Bearing Company
Kearns
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DR Cutler
OR Cutler
Gov Bates
Bartol
of the
Congressman Carter
Othe
Arades
Dea
Great Ceylor Tea CO
Dock SQ
Faneuil Hall
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Qsgood
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