Test Russell Again Today in Will Identity Fight
Daniel Blake Russell of North Dakota seeks to prove his identity as the son of William K. Russell of Melrose in a contested $500,000 estate case. His lawyers plan a 10 o'clock test, with local Melrose residents and former friends acknowledging him as the missing son after 24 years away.
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Daniel Blake Russell
North Dakota
Daniel Russell
Melrose
William K. Russell
Charles Traxler
Will Russell
Dan Brussell
Traxler
Eugene Upton
William Russell
William
Bismarck
Buttricks
Levi
S. Gould
Amos Dean
Patrick Gorman
Dan Russell
Russell
Russell Street
College heads answer critic on scholastic ideals
Professor Isaac F. Russell of New York University Law School told Brooklyn's Boys High School faculty that young men go to college for social distinction and amusement, not study. Yale's H. K. Hadley, Dartmouth's H. Hopkins, and others urged balanced scholastic focus with athletics, noting concerns over excessive intercollegiate games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaae F. Russell
New York University Law School
Boys’ High School
Brooklyn
Russell
H. K. Hadley
Yale
Professor Russell
K. H. Hopkins
Dartmouth
William Hawards Huntington
Boston
Tniversity
Census bureau clash settles without charges
Senators and Representatives who met with President Taft in the last day or so say the census bureau affair is closed. The North Nagel dispute did not lead to formal charges and no official adjustment will be announced. A better understanding has emerged and no further trouble is expected.
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Washington
Taft
Census Bureau
North
Nagel
Christian Endeavorers plan $200000 Boston headquarters
The United Society of Christian Endeavor buys two Longwood Huntington acres totaling 13 044 sq ft valued at 19323 25 to build a five story international headquarters in Boston. The building will house offices publishing house and world union rooms with funding from subscriptions wills and pledges.
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Christian Endeavorers
Boston
Longwood
Huntington Avenues
United Society of Christian Endeavor
International
United Society of Christian Endeavor of America
Christian Endeavor Union
California
West
Austria
Marshall and
Caroline Islands
Norway
Denmark
Germany
Spain
Portugal
Italy
France
Russia
Train nearly wrecked when piston rod snaps in Boston line
The Stoneham Local from Boston at 1:30 p m between Prospect Hill and Winter Hill Somerville lost control as a piston rod snapped on locomotive 68. Engineer Marr reversed the engine to stop the train at 25 mph, causing panic before passengers were reassured by Conductor Brockus and later sent home on an extra train.
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Stoneham
Boston
Prospect Hill
Winter Hill
Somerville
Charles Marr
Brockus
Bustard Near Decision on Cleveland Church Call
The Rev. W. W. Bustard of Roxbury’s Dudley Street Baptist Church may accept a call from the Woclid Avenue Baptist Church in Cleveland Ohio. He would begin duties around June 1 if plans hold, and the Dudley Street church starts fundraising for a new parish house with a youth oriented complex and gymnasium.
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W. W. Bustard
Dudley Street Baptist
Roxbury
Woclid Avenue Baptist Church
Cleveland
Dudley Street
Fost
Bustard
Ohio Shurch
Euchid Avenue Baptist Church of
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Closing entries extended for work horse parade
Time for closing entries extended to May 6 for the work horse parade. Entries welcomed from within 15 miles of Boston, with emphasis on the old horse class offering the top prizes. Carmore Floor Finish ad and Marine Eye Remedy ad appear among notices.
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Boston
Nude in art sparks outcry in Pittsburg exhibit
Pittsburg protests a Carnegie Institute prize second place painting by George Sauter titled The Bridal Morning shows a nude young woman with her mother as they bid farewell. The gallery balked at moral objections and the work was sold for about $10 to broker Hall. About 1200 viewers including critics and church members watched with mixed admiration and disgust.
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Pittsburg
Pittshburg
Carnegie Institute
George Sauter
Hall
Bath
Gaston la Touche
The White Chinese of America term used for factory women
Professor Emily Balch of Wellesley College spoke at the Flebrew Industrial School urging compulsory education extended to age 16. The phrase The White Chinese of America described women staying in factories.
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America
Emily Balch
Wellesley College
Flebrew Industrial School
Cough Cures Found in Simple At Home Tonic
A medical man claims a five hour cure for coughs using a homemade laxative tonic cough syrup. The formula directs mixing wild cherry bark cardiol essence and white pine syrup, with dosing every half hour for four hours then several times daily. Child doses vary by age and the remedy is touted as effective for sleepless nights and deep seated coughs.
Tetrazzini Attacks Hammerstein Over Opera Management
London May 2. Mme Tetrazzini currently singing in England offers caustic remarks about Oscar Hammerstein's management. She says he and stage manager Coini lack sympathy for Italian music and diminish operas of that school. Her contract with Hammerstein runs three more years with one year notice.
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London
Mme
Tetrazzini
England
Oscar Hammerstein
Tetrazzinis
Hammerstein
Coini
Mme. Tetragzzini
Mr. Hammerstein
Vow to Hill President Made by Murderer
Relatives of Chris C. Sierk disclose letters from the Nebraska suspect claiming he planned to travel to Washington to kill the President and several Cabinet members. He killed a hotel detective named Hennissy last Thursday.
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Denver
Chris C. Sierk
Hennissy
Art
Sierk
Nebraska
Washington
Taft
Marooned men reach shore after two days on Old Orchard pier
Seven workmen stranded on Old Orchard pier for two days and nights were rescued as calmer seas allowed a boat to reach the shore. They used an improvised camp with an old stove, mattress and quilts while awaiting landfall, greeted by hundreds.
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Rridomford
Old Orchard Pier
Despondent Worker Takes Own Life After Job Loss
Henry W Lanevine, 3, dies by drinking carbolic acid after losing his job at a Burlington factory. He leaves a widow and four children.
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Rburlington
Henry W Lanevine
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Remington Typewriter Company (Incorporated
Franklin Street
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New England
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John F
Newburyport
Wm. T. Nelson
Washington St
Essex St
Lawrence
Central St
Lowell
I Nelson
Huntington Avenue
Cleveland Church
Carmore
Carpenter, Morton Co
Sudbury Street
U. S
Oscar Scored
BY Teirazzini
BY Melvin Williams
Maurice
Nein
Gale & Kent's
96 Court Street
Gale & Kent
96 Court
Wid Ali
Tremont St
Bromfield
Roland
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