Pope Blesses College Men After Annual Retreat
The papal blessing closed the annual retreats for students of Oston College and Boston College High School. Rev. William Con ay led the college exercises with Rev. Charles J. Lane presiding over the high school. The event drew more than 1000 students as the Te Deum was chanted after benediction.
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Oston College
Boston College Highchool
Allege
William Conay
S. J
Charles J. Lane
Ohn P. Meagher
Reasonable Plea For the Stomach Tablets Claim Digestive Aid
A critical public notice extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as natural digestives that stimulate gastric glands. An analyst endorses their safety, while the advertisement claims broad physician support and a free trial sample offer from F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan.
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Juart
Stuart
Chemical Laboratory
London
Telephone O
Central
Cullum St
Jenchurch St
E. C
A. Stuart Co
Clerkenwell Road
Ondon
B. C
John R. Brooke
F.C. S
United States
Canada
Uart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Ldg
Marshall, Mich
Curing Unwanted Hair With Simple At Home Method
Personal testimony claims a painless Japanese method ends facial and arm hair within minutes. Aimed at women, the ad offers free, confidential instructions by mail for a two cent stamp, directing inquiries to Mrs or Miss Caroline Osgood, Apartment 283 DD, 28th St New York City.
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Mars
Aroline Osgood
Sgt
28Th St
New York City
Heir Fight Over 1910 Will Arms Dana Hall Principal
Dana Hall principal Helen Temple Cook directs Elsie Wickham Smith in a suit to break the late William Wickham Smith's will. The Brooklyn case centers on a 1500 dollar yearly annuity to Elsie until marriage and a 500000 estate, with a lump sum of 10000 on wedlock.
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Helen Temple Cook
Dana Hall
Wellesley
Elsie Wickham Smith
William Wickham Smith
Miss Cook
New York
Robert J. Mahon
Miss Smith
W. Wickham Smith
Dean Street
Brooklyn
Ketcham
Kings County
Mr. Mahon
W. W. Smith
Radcliffe Girls Win Food Fight Over Lunch Prices
Radcliffe College ends a tense standoff with the "Food Trust" after 100 Radcliffe students face dean’s session. The student body wins as the lunch room raises a flag of truce and postpones planned price hikes.
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Radcliffe
Food Trust
Grand jury clears Schiff and Gans in Brandt case
After 41 witnesses the grand jury filed a presentment to Judge Crain finding Mortimer Schiff and his counsel Howard Gans not guilty of conspiracy in causing Folke F. Brandt to be jailed for 30 years for alleged burglary. The jury also says Brandt should face grand larceny instead of burglary in the first degree, but the court did not receive that presentment.
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New York
Folke F. Brandt
Crain
Court of General Sessions
Mortimer L. Schiff
Brandt
Howard Gans
Schiff
Radcliffe lunch price protest ends with menu edit
Miss Hill and Dean Mary Coes faced a student petition signed by 100 girls over a proposed 15 cent lunch price hike. The dispute triggered a temporary stand to keep prices the same while oysters and sausages are cut from the menu and combination lunches may replace the old meals.
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Dean Coes
Radcliffe
Boston
Miss Hill
Old negro tobacco worker lived decades with no salary
An obituary recalls a Richmond factory worker named John who served fifty years without pay. Once a slave in the founder's family, he managed the plant in a self styled way, never drawing a salary yet receiving needed cash in irregular sums, preserving dignity until his death last year.
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Richmond
Darkey John
Tobacc Company
John
Patterson
Sala
Tuxedo Tobacco The Pipe Smoke for Gentlemen
The R A Patterson Tobacco Company of Richmond Va reveals Tuxedo a granulated smoking tobacco with cool fragrance mellow flavor and a claimed lack of bite or throat irritation. Patterson with over fifty years in smoking tobaccos says no imitation equals Patterson quality and announces expanded facilities to tell the great story of Tuxedo.
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R. A. Patters Company
R.A. Patterson Tobacco Company
Richmond
Patterson Tobacco
Patterson
Brandt Out On Bail After Grand Jury Hearing
Both Mr and Mrs Schiff testified before the grand jury and Brandt attended a hearing. He is out on bail and Judge Rosalsky set aside the previous sentence. The jury reported no indictments on conspiracy charges and Judge Crain urged the press to avoid publishing grand jury testimony while noting penalties for violations. District Attorney Whitman provided assurances.
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Crain
Whitman
Court Privacy Ruling Limits Publicity of Trial Testimony
A court orders that no testimony or jury actions from the case be released to the public. The ruling preserves secrecy while proceedings continue.
Oldest Delicatessen Dealer Takes Own Life in New York
Albert Peiser, 68, a veteran delicatessen store owner and president of the Delicatessen Store Dealers Association, committed suicide at his home by inhaling gas after suffering business losses of about 150000 in a real estate panic. His body was found in the bathroom with a gas tube in his mouth.
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New York
Albert Peiser
Peiser
Delicatessen
Workman Injured In Dynamite Blast At New Hampshire Quarry
Milford New Hampshire March 28 In an explosion at Tonella and Sons stone quarries Matthew Caskey of Clinton street was seriously injured He was tamping near a previous charge when remaining dynamite exploded lacerating his legs and body and threw him into the air
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Milford
N. H
Tonella & Sons
Matthew Caskey
Clinton Street
New Subscriptions Grow for $150,000 Opera Fund
Citizens keep funding the guarantee initiative as seats rush in. New donations include Herbert M. Sears 300, Miss Lucy Lowell 100, Arthur Foote zero, Arthur S. Johnson and wife 50, Helen L. Jordan 40, W. F. Kimball 25, and several others. Additional bequests list annual gifts from Myra Winslow, Charles K Cummings, Robert Herrick, and James J. Phelan among contributors.
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Herbert M. Sears
Lucy Lowell
Arthur Foote
Arthur S. Johnson
William E. Barrett
Helen L. Jordan
W. F. Kimball
George W. Wheeler
Edgar Harding
What the Bishops Saw at Tobacco Factory Visit
A Southern city religious conference drew clerical delegates from both sides of the Atlantic to inspect a tobacco factory. Visitors, largely unfamiliar with tobacco making, asked many questions and studied the Patterson process that gives Tuxedo tobacco its mild, fragrant smoke. The bishop’s repeated visits reflected deep interest, and factory leaders were praised for quality and working conditions.
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Atlantic
Patterson
Bishop
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Boston College
Bride
Mr. Smith
Elsie W. Carhardt
C. H. Carhardt
Riverside Drive
Manhattan
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Hilda Waddell
Goan F
Wellian
Grand Jury
Gans and Schiff
Vssible
Deligh
R. A
Uxedo
Wong
Uxedo Tobacco
Morse's
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