Woman Tells of Stock Loss in Sederquist Case
Leominster resident Neilie G. Cutter testified in the Sederquist Barry case about losing 3920 in American Locomotive stock after loaning eight shares to Edwin Wright of Fitchburg. She denied signing any order with the firm Sederquist Barry and Co. The indictment lists larceny of stock valued at 920 and a separate 220 claim. Elmer E. George, former cashier, is expected to resume testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neilie G. Cutter
Leominster
Arthur B. Sederquist
Harry F. Curtis
D. Eustace Bigelow
Joan E. Barry
Edwin 8. Wright
Fitchburg
Sederquist, Barry & Co
Wright
Elmer E. George
Citizens urged to attend 1911 hearing on streetcar transfers
Letter to the editor urges attendance at a Railroad Commissioners hearing at 10:30 AM on March 27 1911 at 20 Beacon Street. Louis Starr of 35 41 Winter Street argues for transfer privileges on several lines to ensure fair travel costs for all Boston residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Milton Lower Falls
Blue Hill
Talbot
Upham’s Corner
Huntington
Massachusetts Avenues
Old State House
Jamaica Plain
Railroad Commissioners
Beacon Street
Boston
Louis Starr
Winter Street
Shaw estate windfall urged to raise Boston teachers
To the Editor of the Post, the writer argues that Boston should use part of the Quincy A. Shaw estate windfall to boost teachers' salaries, noting broad agreement on pay raises and cash as the barrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy A. Shaw
Boston
Cuticura Soap Promoted for Infant Hair and Skin Care
OTHERS' favorite for preserving the natural purity and beauty of the hair and skin of infants and children is Cuticura soap assisted when necessary by Cuticura ointment. No other emollients so pure so sweet so speedily effective. Bold everywhere. Send to Potter D. & C orp, Boston, for 32 page book on skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter D. & Corp
Boman
Douglas urges three member state board to handle labor disputes
Former Massachusetts governor W L Douglas voices in writing to the Joint Standing Committee on Labor against increasing the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration from three to five and against reducing salaries. He argues a three member board suffices after 25 years, warns larger boards dilute responsibility, and urges salary increases if chairman time is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Douglas
Joint Standing Committee
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Hoven
Massachusetts
Abolition of Orient Heights Grade Crossing Ordered
Boston railway board acting as special commission plans to separate grades at Orient Heights and Harbor View on the Boston Revere Beach Lynn line. Chairman W P Hall says a draft report and plans are ready and will be filed in Superior Court soon. credit for the push goes to Thomas J Giblin who long fought the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Railway Commissioners
Orient Heights
Harbor View
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Boston
Thomas J. Giblin
Railway Commission
W. P. Hall
Er. Giblin
Winthrop
Giblin
Walter Perley Hall
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Board of Aldermen
East
Superior Court
Corporation Counsel
G. A. Hibbard
George A. Hibbard
City Hall
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Jaim
Tam
Thomas M. Babson
Orleans Street
Opposition to Brigham Young Engraving on Utah Silver
The Pastors Federation protests against engraving Brigham Young on the silver service for the battleship Utah. They plan to appeal to President Taft if Secretary Meyer refuses to heed their protest. Rev Dr J J Muir presided at today's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Meyer
Pastors’ Federation
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Utah
Federation
J. J. Muir
Temple Baptist Church
Wallace Radcliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
Wholesale Waivers Placed on Games in Wake of Springtide
The notice announces waivers on bowling, checkers, and chess amid the springtide. It promotes Adamson's Balsam as a remedy for a graveyard cough and loud grief expressed by merchants and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamson
Exchange Trust opens uptown branch at 14 Boylston
Exchange Trust Company unveils its uptown branch at 14 Boylston Street near the Colonial Theatre after remodeling costing over 50000 dollars. The new offices include reading and writing rooms and enhanced telephone facilities to serve women depositors and busy patrons. Officers emphasize cordial relations and personal welcome as a key to rapid growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Trust Company
Uptown
Boylston Street
Colonial Theatre
State Street
Wreck blocks Canada road at Tracy Station in New Brunswick
Seven cars of a Canadian Pacific freight train derailed at Tracy Station near McAdam in New Brunswick blocking the road for hours. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanceboro
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Tracy Station
N. B
McAdam Jufretson
Will Improve Boston Hub District Post Office Service
Postmaster Edward C Mansfield after a Washington conference announced the Boston postal district would move to a more business like basis. Inspections proposed changes for economical delivery collection and clerical work while no irregularities were found. The Postmaster General aims to avoid employee losses and to run post offices on true economy. Sunday post office closures to grant clerks a day of rest meet public approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Mansfield
Washington
Hitchcock
Boston
Post Office
Canadian Side of Reciprocity Speakers At Boston Banquet
The Boston Canadian Club hosts a ladies night banquet at the Hotel Somerset next Friday evening with Hon. Ralph Smith of Vancouver and ex Governor Frank Congdon of Yukon delivering talks on Canada’s role in the British Empire and diplomacy with Great Britain. Governor and Mrs. Voss greet guests, with Colonel and Mrs. Alexander P. Graham in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Smith
Vancouver
Canada
Boston
Somerset
British Empire
Frank Congdon
Yukon
William C. C. Gladstone
Gladstone
Washington
Great Britain
Voss
Alexander P. Graham
Graham
Treasures for Art Museum in Hunt Room Purchase
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts awaits new acquisitions including rare tapestries and etchings bought by Mrs. Horatio Nelson Slater. She and her sister Mrs. Hunt Slater travel in Paris with Carolus Duran to assemble pieces for the William Morris Hunt room. Hunt Dederick assists in organizing the memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Horatio Nelson Slater
Boston
William Morris Hunt
Horatio Slater
Carolus Duran
Rome
Villa Medici
France
Hunt Slater
Paris
Hunt Department
Hunt Dederick
French Academy
Aviator Cecil Brace Presumed Dead by Probate Court
The executors of Cecil Brace's estate were granted leave to presume his death after he disappeared while attempting a cross channel flight. The Probate Court ruled the aviator is dead though his body has never been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviator Brace
London
Cecil Brace
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Bill Bellrope
Bill
Anhater
Bellrope 1
SHAW
Douglas
Arbitration
Ceylon
Benington, Sr
Marko Pulrotto
de Boston
Revere Beach
Ann Lynner
Landaco
Burley
Mar
Lex Ane
Bennington ST
Deeresseo
Roston, Land
Tyvicenzo
Boston- Revere Beach
Lynn
Yeanne
rFiamas
Young
Canada Road
Postal Service
Baklanoff
Russia
Opera House
Kieff
George Baklanoff
Boston Opera House
Boris Godunoff
Mussorgski
M. Baklanoff
Moscow Imperial Opera House
Kondon
Hondon Mig. Co
Minneapolis
Kian
Treasures For Art Museum
ANEW
York
Ee Rails
California
Pacific Coast
Pullman
Boston & Albany R.R
A. S. Hanson
Masa
Dr. Hubbard
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