Moriarty Attends City Council Meeting Despite Illness
City Councillor James T. Moriarty, recently reported to be ill at home with a nervous breakdown, appeared at City Hall and attended the council meeting yesterday, marking a notable return to duties amid concern over his health.
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Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Ad in Sanborn NY
An Old Fashioned Herbal Medicine ad from Sanborn New York extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It recounts a mother’s praise for constipation relief through the herbal remedy after other treatments failed. The note claims the product has been sold by druggists for over sixty years and contains no alcohol.
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N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Beulah
Daniel Williams
Pierce
Benefit by Tenny Will Reaches Widest Range
New York march 28 several churches a hospital and a New Hampshire college benefit from the will of the late Charles H Tenny hat manufacturer who died in 1919 the appraisal filed today values the estate at 4 545 100 Among 36 beneficiaries are the Universalist Church of Methuen Mass and the First Methodist Church Pleasant Street Methuen Salem N F each receiving 10 008 Fifty thousand dollars each go to the Hampshire Conference Seminary and Female College Tilton N H and Boston University General Hospital at Lawrence Mass A son Daniel C Tenny has a life interest in 1 000 000 with the remainder divided among relatives and old servants
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New Hampshire College
Charles H. Tenny
Universalist Church of
Salem
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Tenny
Hampshire Conference Seminary and Female College
Tilton
N. H
Boston University General Hospital
Lawrence
Mass
Daniel C. Tenny
Bequest Confusion Over Boston University General Hospital
Lawrence news notes a reported 50000 dollar bequest in the will of Charles H. Tenny of New York to The Boston University General Hospital at Lawrence Massachusetts. Officials say no such institution exists and suggest the bequest may have been intended for Boston University and Lawrence General Hospital.
Funeral services for Mrs Sweeney Arlington matriarch
The funeral for Julia Sweeney a longtime Arlington resident and mother of Boston Globe staff member Lawrence J. Sweeney will be held this morning from 17 Temple Street Arlington. A high mass of requiem will be sung at St Agnes Church at 9 o clock. She died just before midnight Sunday in her 98th year from old age born in Ireland came to Boston in 1872 lived in Brighton and Arlington for six years she leaves four daughters and two sons.
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Arlington
Lawrence J. Sweeney
Boston Globe
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Ireland
Boston
Brighton
Panama Plans Internal Loan and Jurist Commission
Panama's extraordinary assembly session discusses a $1,000,000 internal loan to be funded by lottery proceeds, with the lottery due to end July 1. The United States opposes renewal of the lottery and Panama aims to sell enough bonds to prevent its discontinuance while a Panamanian jurists commission may draft a Costa Rica border decision per the U S suggestion.
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United States
Washington
State Department
Mitchell gets five year term for assault with intent to kill
John J. Mitchell, 22, of Roxbury, pleads guilty in East Cambridge Superior Court to assault with intent to kill and breaking and entering. He is sentenced to five years at Concord Reformatory after being overpowered by Harry Archibald at Archibald's Malden home on February 14. The breaking and entering charge is to be filed, with potential further action if he misbehaves. A shot fired allegedly struck a metal badge and was deflected.
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Magnolia Street
Roxbury
Concord Reformatory
East Cambridge
Commonwealth
Reformatory
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Archibald
Mrs. Hattie Sawyer Pullman Dies in Pasadena
Mrs. Hattie Sawyer Pullman widow of Pullman car inventor George M. Pullman died in Pasadena after a brief illness. She was 79. Her son in law and daughter, former Illinois governor and Mrs Frank Lowden, were with her at death.
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Illinois
Screen Gossip Miss Nilsson From Sweden To Stardom
Swedish born film actress Miss Nilsson rose from stage work in Sweden to US productions. She found early screen success with Vitagraph alongside Guy Coombs and Marc McDermott. Her recent films include The Luck of the Irish Soldiers of Fortune and Without Limit. She stands five feet seven inches, weighs 135 pounds, with blond hair and blue eyes. The Q in her name is said to stand for Querentia.
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Ystad
Sweden
United States
Miss Nilsson
Guy Coombs
Marc McDermott
Wyndham Standing joins Ave Maria cast in England return
Wyndham Standing has returned from England and joined the cast of Ave Maria to be produced by Hugo Ballin. Marguerite Snow will play a leading role in Lav ender and Old Lace, a screen adaptation of Myrtle Reed's story. Alice Calhoun has completed The Charming Deceiver. Charles Ray celebrates his 30th birthday on March 15. Pauline Frederick's upcoming production is The Greater Love.
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Wyndham Standing
England
Hugo Ballin
Marguerite Snow
Myrtle Reed
Alice Calhoun
Vitagraph
Charles Ray
Pauline Frederick
Silent film stars and marriages noted in Boston Post
A list of actors and their marital status, birthplaces, and latest film roles. Mary Pickford has no children. Antonio Moreno born in Madrid. Beverly Bayne active in vaudeville. Louise Lorraine address in Universal City, Cal. Norman Trevor linked to The Daughter Pays. Swift & Company beef sales reported 15.62 cents average, 18 to 9 cents per pound.
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Elmo Lincoln
Olive Thomas
Paris
Louise Lorraine
Universal City
Cal
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George Walsh
New York City
Dynamite Allen
Dimples
Natalie Talmadge
Constance
Norma
Beverly Bayne
Talmadge
Natalie
Bizzy Izzy
Malden
Walter Walker
Major Whitman
Katherine Perry
Edgar Nelson
Percival Jones
Teddy Sampson
Jack Hoxie
Clay
Panzy Porter
Agnes
Francis Ford
Stoneham
Doris Keane
Basil Sydney
Raymond Hatton
Irene ‘Rich
Fred
Waterville
Norman Trevor
Osbert "Gault
Prunella Hall
The
Boston Post
Swift & Company
Boston
Barber turns preacher in Worcester ordination
Worcester March 28. Daniel B. Dean, barber at 368 Main Street, was ordained tonight at the 12th Baptist Church in Boston after years serving as a minister in all but the ordination. He will continue barber work and act as substitute in pulpits and do mission work.
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Main Street
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Dean
12Th Baptist Church
Boston
Refuse to Make Woman Detective a Constable
Georgia L. Oakes Boston's lone licensed female detective was rejected as a constable when the City Council voted 5 to 3 by ballot. Councillor James A. Watson opposed appointing a detective and also voted against Arthur G. Grant on similar grounds. The executive session heard assurances they did not intend to misuse the constable badge in investigations. both other applications were approved.
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Boston
James A. Watson
Arthur G. Grant
Hoth
Ex-Postmistress Lang Pleads Not Guilty in Embezzlement Case
Marion L. Lang, former postmistress at Fort Greble, charged with embezzling $1752 in postal funds, pleaded not guilty in U.S. District Court in Providence. She was held on $2500 bail awaiting trial.
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R. I
Marion L. Lang
Fort Greble
United States District Court
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