Claims money for schooling in Suffolk Superior Court
Natalie Stark, 18, daughter of Frederick Stark, a Boston real estate broker, is the subject of a suit filed in Suffolk Superior Court. Frances B. Deverell, operator of Deverell School in New York, seeks $450 on a $900 contract for a year’s board and schooling. Stark counters that he removed his daughter from the school due to inadequate food and instruction.
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Natalie Stark
Savin Hill Avenue
Frederick
Plant Juice praised by Malden woman for health gains
An advertisement features the Plant Juice Man from Houghton & Dutton detailing stomach disorder dangers and urging relief with Plant Juice. It quotes Mrs. Ella Cass of 34 Paloke Street Malden Mass who says three bottles cured her indigestion rheumatism sleep issues and restored appetite and energy.
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Houghton & Dutton
Nature
Ella Cass
Paloke Street
Malden
Mass
Sulpherb Tablets Offer Blood Purifying Spring Help
An ad touts Sulpherb Tablets as a modern return to grandma’s remedy of sulfur and cream of tartar in molasses. It claims to purify the blood, prevent rheumatism, and relieve constipation, kidney inactivity, catarrh, neuralgia, and rheumatic pain with a spring regimen. Each package is guaranteed to satisfy or money back, priced at 50 cents in druggists.
Hundred Gifts Pile Up At Dr Carleton Birthday Party
Rotary Club members hosted Dr Francis B Carleton at the Hotel Lenox. A procession of messenger boys delivered gifts from fountain pens to plum cakes, bringing the total to about a hundred packages. The event ended with the group singing The Star Spangled Banner and America.
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Francis B. Carleton
Hotel Lenox
Rotary Club
The Beautiful Unknown Opens in Boston April 9
Oscar Straus operetta The Beautiful Unknown makes its first Boston appearance at Majestic Theatre on April 9 under Messrs. Shubert management. Howard Paulton provides the American adaptation. The lavish production features Charles Purcell Lois Ewell Charlies Judelsa Maule Odell Joan Winton Ned Monroe Helen Gunther Arthur Geary and Horace Sinclair in the company.
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Boston
Majestic Theatre
Messrs. Shubert
Howard Paulton
Charles’ Purcell
Lois Ewell
Charlies Judelsa
Maule Odell
Joan Winton
Ned Monroe
Helen Gunther
Arthur Geary
Horace Sinclair
Murray Hill Fight Opens Over Zoning Restrictions
New York March 28. Property interests of J P Morgan and Baron Astor of England clash at a hearing on a petition to remove restrictions that prohibit business buildings in Murray Hill residential blocks. Baron Astor owns houses in the zone and his attorney says the restriction amounts to confiscation and will be taken to the highest courts.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
Baron Astor
England
Murray Hill
Murray Hill Association
Morgan
Begien Named General Manager of B&O Eastern Lines
Baltimore March 23 Ralph N Begien chief engineer was appointed general manager of the eastern lines of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad with headquarters in Baltimore Harry A Lane assistant chief engineer promoted to chief engineer in the same board meeting
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Begien
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ralph N. Begien
Harry A. Lane
Mexican menace easily averted says Barron
Clarence W. Barron the Boston financier says the United States faces no Mexican invasion risk in any war with Germany unless the U S bungles. He toured Mexico and says Mexicans want friendship with the United States and American help for development. He warns Germany would struggle to affect Mexican oil fields and urges financial backing for Carranza to secure peace and order.
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United States
Mexico
Germany
Clarence W. Barron
Boston
Carranza
War Department
Southwest
Barron
Post
The
Villa
Villags
Huerta
Mr. Barron
Tampico
Tuxpam
Galveston
Washington
Navy Department
Gulf
Great Britain
Japan
Mr. Bagron
Mexico City
Mr.Barron
Allance
Will Promise Aid to Wilson at Boston Mass Meeting
Fourteen military, historical and civic organizations will attend a patriotic mass meeting at the Boston Opera House Saturday evening to pledge support for President Wilson in the event of war. Speakers include Herbert Parker, Rev. Paul Revere Frothingham, John A. Sullivan, and Rear Admiral Francis T. Bowles with Mayor Curley as chairman.
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Boston Opera House
Wilson
Herbert Parker
Paul Revere Frothingham
John A. Sullivan
Francis T. Bowles
Curley
Alexander Sedgwick
Sons of American Revolution
Military Order of Loyal Legion
Massachusetts Society of War of 1812
Society of Colonial Wars
Sons of Veterans
Massachusetts Society of Founders and Patriots of America
Society of Mayflower Descendants
Massachusetts Society of Cincinnati
Ancient and Honorables
Colonial Dames
Navy League
Chamber of Commerce and
Nation Security League
Salsgiver Again On Way After Disturbance
Jere Salsgiver, recently with a circus, entered the Hub on Tuesday night carrying a 4-calibre revolver and a knapsack. He was found on Harrigan Avenue sidewalk with no money, released on a drunkenness charge, while the weapon charge was filed. He claimed Virginia as his home and said his aims toward Boston were harmless.
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Jere Salsgiver
Harrigan Avenue
Central Court
Salagiver
Virginia
Boston
Jéreckiy
Couple Found Dead on Track Near Somersworth
In Somersworth New Hampshire a man and woman who had just applied for work at a nearby mill were found dead beside the Boston and Maine railroad line two miles from the city. Medical examiner W J Roberts ruled death due to alcohol and exposure. The man gave the name Frank Noyes saying he formerly worked in Lowell and that the pair had walked from Maine.
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Somersworth
N. H
Boston & Maine
W. J. Roberts
Frank Noyes
Lowell
Maine
Carpenter Captures Four Pound Water Rat in Boston
John Lindholm, a Long Wharf carpenter, netted a colossal water rat swimming near the crevices beneath the pier. The four pound creature, about a foot long, was seized and placed in a barrel on the pier. Late last evening a death sentence was executed on the rat.
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John Lindholm
Long Wharf
Boston
Lindholm
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