Natter Couple Celebrate Silver Wedding in Cambridge
About 200 friends of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Natter of 16 Wentworth Street Dorchester celebrated their silver wedding anniversary last night at Cambridge Upper Hall Central Square Cambridge. A chest of silver was presented to the couple. There was entertainment and luncheon.
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George W. ‘Natter
Wentworth Street
Dorchester
Cambridge Upper Halil
Central Square
Cambridge
Wentworth
Italy orders 15000 horses from West
The Italian government contracted with dealers in West Saint Louis for 15 000 horses. A contract for 8000 horses is filled and several thousand more have been shipped under the new agreement. To date about 80 000 horses have been shipped to Europe.
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East ST. Louis, Ill
Europe
Hope Diamond’s Infamous Curse Ties To Mrs McLean Gem Hoard
The solicitor of the New York branch says Mrs. McLean’s private collection includes emeralds, pearls, and diamonds valued over 3 million. Central to the tale is the Hope Diamond famed for misfortune, with a procession of historic owners doomed by fate and tragedy.
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New York
McLean
Louis XVI
France
Marie Antoinette
Princess Lamballe
Lord Hope
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Simon Montharides
Abu Sabir
Kolub Bey
Constantinople
Salma Zubayba
Sargol Tablets Claim Rapid Weight Gain For Thin People
An advertisement touts Sargol as a fat digestion and absorption aid that boosts blood nutrition. It promises thin individuals can gain 3 to 5 pounds weekly when taking one tablet with each meal. The product is sold by druggists with a weight increase guarantee or money back.
Comrades Testify To Cabot Mental Alertness In Trial
Testimony in the will contest features maid statements about Hannah Mahoney and Cabot household troubles. Major Higginson recalls a 70 year friendship with Louis Cabot and notes his sharp mind and military record. Other witnesses describe Cabot as normal and cheerful, with officers club details and memories from 1865 onward.
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Cabot
Higginson
Hardy
Choate
First Cavalry
Major Higginson
Louis Cabot
Walter FE. Anderson
Mr. Cabot
Stevenson
Officers’ Club
Colonel Pierson
Rand
Libby
Prominent financiers testify in Louis Cabot will case
In a Boston court a raft of notable witnesses testified over the $2,000,000 Louis Cabot will. Francis Higginson and Richard Storey described Cabot as a respected army officer and brilliant man while depictions of his character and memory framed the proceedings.
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Cabot
Henry Lee Higginson
Lee, Higginson & Co
Francis Lee Higginson
Richard C. Storey
Moorfield Storey
Robert H. Stevenson
Charles Storrow
Walter Edward Anderson
Charles L. Pierson
Arnold A. Rand
John Hancock Life Insurance Company
Mr. Cabot
Northeast Harbor
Moorfield Storey Cottage
Sherman JL. Whipple
Briggs
Autocar Expands Ownership and Sales Network
Autocars are now owned by 2400 concerns with 4 to 281 units each and our business has grown over 33 percent with half of orders repeat. Output gains will reduce production and distribution costs. The new chassis price is 1650 dollars under the policy of delivering the lowest possible consumer price. Contact Autocar Sales and Service Company at Commonwealth Ave and Beacon St Boston a factory branch of Auto Car Company Ardmore Pa.
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Autocar Sales and Service Company
Commonwealth Ave
Beacon St
Boston
Auto Car Company
Ardmore
Boston Council Votes to End Penny Tolls on East Boston Tunnel
City Council last night repealed the penny tolls on the East Boston tunnel. The ordinance takes effect January 31, 1916, offset by tax revenue to cover the anticipated deficit, estimated at about forty thousand dollars. Councillor Coulthurst and Councillor Collings supported the measure despite tax impact concerns. The Sinking Fund Commission will later report the exact offset amount.
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Afters
John A. Coulthurst
Boston Tunnel
Mr. Coulthurst
Collings
East
Boston
Sinking Fund Commission
Maynard Athlete Lawrence Fletcher Funeral Held
Lawrence Fletcher once a noted Maynard athlete dies yesterday at his Railroad street home. Funeral set for 9 AM tomorrow at St. Bridget's Catholic Church. Fletcher born in Maynard November 22, 1868, was a prominent semi professional baseball player and local sprinter. He belonged to Court Maynard F of A and the Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association.
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Maynard
Lawrence Fletcher
Railroad Street
St. Bridget’s Catholic
Mr. Fletcher
Court Maynard, F. of A
Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association
What Leads to Tuberculosis
In the May 1913 issue of Medical Progress Dr. J. W Carhart notes that pulmonary tuberculosis worsens with time loss from the system. Eckman's Alterative combines calcium with other agents to aid assimilation, aiding tuberculosis and throat issues with no opiates or habit forming drugs. Seckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
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J. W Carhart
San Antonio
Texas
Eckman
Seckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
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Commonwealth & Brighton Avs
Brighton
Hannah Mahoney
Mr. Whipple
Cutler
Harvard Medical School
Army
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Angel
MR Whipple
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Col Arnold A. Rand
S Higginson
MR Cabot
Henry L.higginson Cil
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Jacob &. Biston
Charles F. Choate
John W. Bartel
L. Vernon Briggs
Robert Gould Shaw
Hero
Hannah
Caroline S. Ludwig
Mrs. Cabot
Mr. Storey
Genoa
Taly
Pompeian Company
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U.S.A
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Sohn Wanamaker
John Wanamaker
Council
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Nead 1
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Women of Boston
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Sawyer
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