Best Chance For Genuine Piano Bargain
This notice advertises a once a year clearance sale by Hallet & Davis Co at 146 Boylston St. with pianos priced from $127 to $675 and easy terms of a down payment and monthly installments. Eight days remain, open evenings to 9, ship nationwide, with demonstrations and guaranteed satisfaction.
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Hallet & Davis
New England
Apollo
Hallet & Davis Piano CO
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Lane
32 Firms Give In To Strikers In Clothing Strike
The Skirt Cloak Sult makers and Cutters Union strike ends after 32 firms sign agreements and bonds to recognize the union. Over 70 shops still refuse, risking rush orders to New York. State Board of Arbitration plans talks with remaining firms today. Over 1000 women and 1100 men are union members. strikers convene at 46 Stillman Street with strong showing.
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New York
Stillman Street
North End
State Board of Arbitration
Mackewizz Sentenced After Bank Fraud Indictments
Frank J. Mackewizz once operating a banking business at 83 Endicott Street was sentenced by Judge Brown in the Superior Criminal Court to four years at the House of Correction. He faced seven counts of larceny with pending perjury and other charges arising from a long pattern of defrauding Polish victims and a related false arrest suit against Officer McCaffrey that yielded a $300 judgment against Mackewizz.
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Frank J. Mackewizz
Endicott Street
House of Correction
Brown
Superior Criminal Court
Mackewiltz
McCaffrey
Hanover Street
Mackewizz
Rosen Gross Nuptials At Blue Hills Avenue Synagogue
Maurice L. Rosen of 232 Walnut Chelsea and Miss Beatrice Gross of 22 Lawrence Roxbury were married yesterday afternoon at the Blue Hills Avenue synagogue by Rev M Halthorn. A large reception followed with a supper for hundreds of friends.
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Maurice L. Rosen
Walnut Street
Chelsea
Beatrice Gross
Lawrence Avenue
Roxbury
Blue Fills Avenue
M. Halthorn
College students present varied dramatics and music in Faelen Hall
College of the Spoken Word pupils staged an engaging evening last night with a clever program in Faelen Hall. Miss Josephine Jones and Miss B Blanche Cockerill starred in In Two Minds, Miss Mary Cooper played violin, and three additional sketches were performed for a large audience.
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College of the Spoken Word
Faelen Hall
Josephine Jones
B. Blanche Cockerill
Mary Cooper
Crocker Will Case Opens In Supreme Court Inquiry
On April 5 the Crocker will case will be heard before Judge Braley in the Supreme Court. Attorneys for the Crocker sons contest the will claim bribery of the jury, while Mrs Annie Crocker’s counsel presents new evidence of alleged bribery and a supporting affidavit. The hearing is expected to cover the full matter to decide if a review is warranted.
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Crocker
Supreme Court
Braley
Turher
Uriel Crocker
Matthew Killion
Parker
Annie Crock
State Controller and Purchasing Agent Proposed
The joint committee on ways and means discussed creating a State controller and a State purchasing agent. Rep Michael McEttrick of Boston urged the measures, citing other states’ use to curb public spend. E Gerry Brown of Brockton supported them, noting leaks in state finances. William N. Osgood of Lowell endorsed the bills for better management.
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Joint Committee On
Michael McEttrick
Boston
McEttrick
E. Gerry Brown
Brockton
William N. Osgood
Lowell
Royal Arcanum Opposes New Insurance Law for Fraternals
Royal Arcanum attacked recess insurance committee recommendations at a hearing on proposed fraternal insurance laws. Worcester's Alfred B. Pinkerton argued the bill fixes policy face value and assessments, risking permanent loyalty and taxing members. No supporters appeared as the hearing closed.
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Royal Arcanum
Committee On
Alfred 8. Pinkerton
Worcester
Universalist Social Union Holds Reunion Address
At a reunion in Young's Hotel, ex-President Anthony Wayne Strauss spoke on a 37,000 mile journey around the world. A large crowd of members attended and found the informal address interesting and enjoyable.
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Universalist Social Union
Young's Hotel
Anthony Wayne Strauss
Alma Mater Court of Massachusetts Foresters Plans April Banquet
The Alma Mater Court of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters held an East Boston meeting at Central Hall. A large number of applications were received and members voted to commemorate the court by hosting a banquet and social at Grand Army Hall in April.
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Court
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
East Boston
Central Hall
Grand Army Hall
Franklin Heiress Scolded: Lieut. Governor's Son in Ruptured Betrothal
Franklin, March 26. Miss Alice Margery Ray ends engagement with B. H. Bristow Draper, son of Lieutenant-Governor Draper, after a family conference. Ray visits Louisville while Draper tours the Far West to forget the disappointment. Society notes a lovers quarrel and mutual breaking off.
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Franklin
E. B. Bristow Draper
Massachusetts
Ray- Draper
Alice Margery Ray
Louisville
Charles T. Wolfe
B. H. Bristow Draper
Draper
Far West
Young Draper
Miss Ray
Hopedale
Mr. Draper
New Hampshire
Daniel A Coakley Noted Boston Newspaper Man Dies
Daniel A. Coakley a well known Boston newspaper man died at Carney Hospital from a disease complication. He wrote for the Boston Post Boston Journal Traveler and Worcester Post. Born in Brighton 29 years ago he was married with two sons and survived by his parents two brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Daniel A. Coakley
Boston
Carney Hospital
Boston Post
Boston Journal
Traveler
Worcester Post
Brighton
North
Cambridge
John J. Coakley
Charles H. Coakley
Annie M. Coakley
Charles Mahady
Citizens' Conference on Smoke Nuisance in Ward 10
An important citizens conference on the Columbus avenue car service and smoke nuisance is to be held under the Republican league of Ward 10. The Hon. Charles H. Innes will preside at league headquarters, 829 Columbus Avenue, on Wednesday evening March 27. Petitions urging ward action have been widely circulated.
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Columbus Avenue
Republican League of Ward
League
Charles H. Innes
Disbarment Probe Focuses on Attorney Hale
Mrs. Gertrude Brackett accuses Attorney William P. Hale of fraud and excessive fees in her divorce case. The bar association seeks disbarment after Hale allegedly took 8600 in charges and misused notes and assignments to cover his services. Hale denies wrongdoing, claiming substantial work justified the charge.
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Fessenden
Equity
Superior Court
Gertrude
Brackett
William P. Hale
Bar Association
Hale
Walter M. Brackett
Manchester
N. H
Bracketts
Settlement Reaches Partial Distribution of Daly Estate
The Supreme Court settled a dispute over a partial distribution of 85000 from the Patrick J. Daly estate. Heirs admitted the total estate was 230000 instead of 458000, with most value in gilt edged stock. The will directs division among 17 heirs in the U.S. and Ireland, except about 40000. The executors had contested the partial payout until yesterday.
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Patrick J. Daly
Supreme Court
Ireland
Barks Race to Buenos Ayres Between Vessels
A race develops between the steel bark Alexander Lawrence under the Norwegian flag and the four masted bark Entine Hnsenada under the Union Jack. Both left port yesterday seeking Buenos Ayres as weather delays ease. The Hnsenada led by Nantasket Roads an hour earlier and is favored to win.
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Alexander Lawrence
Buenos Ayres
Hnsenada
Nantasket Roads
Murderers' cage prepared for Lang murder trial
The so called murderers' cage was set up in the U S Circuit Court room for the arraignment of Edward F Lang a United States marine on a murder charge. The case concerns the killing of Corporal J J Quinn at Guantanamo Cuba last November. The cage was last used at Bram trial and is placed behind the defence table as counsel prepare for possible expert alienist mental examination.
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United States Circuit
Edward F. Lang
United States
J. J. Quinn
United States Naval Station
Guantanamo
Cuba
Bram
Jones
Casey
Aldrich
Lang
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free One Month Treatment
Four day window remains for a free one month course including medicines at 18 Boylston Street. No charge for consultation or X-Ray exam. Osmo-Chemic Physicians claim cure of chronic diseases with a guaranteed result for curable cases, urges out of town patients to travel for treatment before March 30.
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Boylston Street
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Endorsed by State Board
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians are regular graduates, in good standing, and endorsed by the State Medical Examining Board. They deny affiliation with medical trusts or high society fees and advertise modern equipment for chronic disease treatment.
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Medical Trust
Osmo-Chemic Therapy Praised by Noted Citizens
Citizens from Massachusetts and New Hampshire endorse the Osmo-Chemic system. Testimonials claim cures for cancer of the tongue skin cancer rheumatism neuritis neurasthenia and heart pain. A promotional notice advertises the book and daily lectures by the physicians in Boston.
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D. C
Bixby
Haverhill
Mass
Melville A. Stone
Reading
Wm. McConnell
Summer St
Boston
Deacon D. B. King
Chandler St
Worcester
Chas. Whitehouse
Farmington
N. H
Jessie Heaton
Pond Sat
Natick
Washington St
L. Welch
Marlboro
Henry Fleming
Maple St
Sherro Ass
Edward Swenson
O St
A. F. Bigelow
Natick, Mass
Boyiato
Toston
Still More Proof of Pink Pills’ Pain Relief
A Indianapolis man recounts head injury from youth and yearly neuralgia linked eye pain and dizziness. After limited success with doctors, he used Dr Williams Pink Pills and found relief, recommending them to others. His wife also notes relief for nervous headaches. sales details and a free booklet are offered by the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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Otto H. Rose
Lexington Avenue
Indianapolis
Ind
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
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