Relatives 10 Get Peabody's 400000 Verdict
The jury returned a verdict in C. F. Jenney et al. v J. L. Peabody et al. confirming a will that leaves about 350000 for an industrial school for girls at Norwood, with 30000 to relatives. Contestors alleged unsound mind and undue influence. Osborn relatives in Missouri likely to share in benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody Will
Norwood
C. F. Jenney
J. L. Peabody
Henry O. Peabody
Messrs
D. M. Hill
Jacob Peabody
Denver
Asa L. Peabody
California
Clara Vasey
Chicago
Hannah Sawyer
Boston
Osborn
Missouria
Malden youths fight over Maplewood girl in yard clash
In Malden on a Sunday evening two Ward 7 youths fought for a Maplewood girl. They squared off in the school yard then near the old Maplewood stone crusher, trading blows for about 15 minutes until friends separated them. A black eye and minor facial cuts were noted, the bout ending in a draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Maplewood
Ward 7
Maplewood School Yard
Bogan Leaves Watts Office After 29 Years of Service
Inspector Joseph D. Bogan of Chief Watts force will retire after 29 years in the police department. A Civil War veteran born Charlestown November 20, 1846, he joined in 1875 and progressed from Charlestown station to plain clothes sleuth and later inspector. He will be pensioned with $800 pay. Chief Watts plans to retire older members and hire younger replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Joseph D. Bogan
Watts’ Force
Inspector Bogan
Charlestown
Watts
Seven Years For Negro Forger Held In State Prison
Meyer Jonston was sent to the State Prison from the Superior Criminal Court for four to seven years for forgery. His comrade Eras mus C. Reed received five to eight years for the same offense. Both men are colored. Henry Woods jailed for stealing silk and Herbert T. Clark for polygamy received 18 months and one year respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Jonston
Superior Criminal Court
Erasmus C. Reed
Henry Woods
House of Correction
Herbert T. Clark
Brown's Case Sent to Norfolk Grand Jury
Charles L. Brown charged with breaking and entering Avalon apartments on Harvard Street Brookline was held to await the Norfolk grand jury in 300 bail. He is accused of operating in the guise of a hook agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Norfolk
Charles L. Brown
Avalon Apartments
Harvard Street
Brookline
Italians Protest Forbidden to Perform in North End
A Boston letter from Vincent Potenza argues against banning Italian bands in the North End. He cites Sunday music by Salvation Army as a precedent and says Italian musicians have played for 20 years without provoking issues, noting they stop 300 feet from churches and move past Christ Church on Salem Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons
North End
Board of Police
Pis
Ihs
Salvation Army
Judge Hmmons
Charter Street
Christ’s Church
Salem Street
Prince Street
Boston
Vincent Potenza
Masters Say Bakers Will Get Less Pay
Master bakers warn wage cuts are coming as material costs rise and profits vanish. Small shops raised wages but struggle. many will downsize loaves or raise prices. Industry shifts to machinery like mixers, dividers, scales, and specialized pie girl systems to cut labor costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masters
Master Bakers’ Association
Committee On
Board of Trade
Middle West
South
Cast Iron Columns Under Fire In Tall Buildings
New York May 10. George A Just, contracting engineer and member of the New York building code board, says cast iron columns in tall buildings provoke the fiercest debate among builders and engineers. He cites editorials urging disuse, notes steel column designs, and mentions varied height limits proposed by officials and journals. The topic gains wide attention as H DeB Parsons’ paper prepares for discussion by the American Society of Civil Engineers on May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George A. Just
Darlington
Engineering News
New York Sun
Hopper
Record and Guide
Department of Buildings
Scientific American
Just
H. Deb. Parsons
American Society of Civil Engineers
Crocker Trial Again Set Before Judge Braley
The Uriel Crocker case returns to the Supreme Judicial Court on Monday as Judge Braley hears a motion for a new trial filed on behalf of Mrs. Crocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriel Crocker
Judge Braley
Supreme Judicial Court
Road to Wellville Mention Sells Short on Shelf
A terse note notes a small book titled Road to Wellville and a brief package reference, likely in a bookstore or catalog item. The fragment hints at a sale or listing but provides limited context or full details.
Winchester clerk pleads guilty to dual larceny charges
In Superior Court before Judge DeCourcey yesterday, George B. Hodgden of Winchester admitted guilt on two counts of larceny totaling 23000 dollars from the Bigelow Carpet Company and the Clinton Wire Cloth Company where he served as clerk. Hodgdon faces sentencing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeCourcey
George B. Hodgden
Winchester
Bigelow Carpet Company
Clinton Wire Cloth Company
Hodgdon
The Marvel of Curing Deaf and Disease by Osmo-Chemic Radiant Light
Remarkable claims recount cures once deemed incurable by Osmo-Chemic physicians using Radiant Light. Doctors and patients alike praise X-Ray violet light and radium therapies for locating and destroying germs, offering rapid restoration and hope for chronic ailments.
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free X-Ray Exams
Free examination method uses Radio-Active Solution the X-Ray and Osmo-Chemic Screen to detect disease in any part of the body. The service is offered at no cost to patients.
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Market Modern Healing Claims
An advertisement extols Osmo-Chemic Co physicians as up-to-date experts with licensed, college education and world-wide experience. It warns against unskilled imitators delivering dangerous 20th century remedies and notes pastors and physicians bringing patients to rejuvenation and health through Osmo-Chemic remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Examining Board of
Mass
Cis Akornatas
Deafness Healed by Radiant Light Treatment at Albany Clinic
The testimonial from L. K. Wagner of Central Avenue Albany describes three weeks of radiant light therapy improving his left ear. He had endured years of deafness despite consults with several doctors and medicines. After a thorough Osmo treatment and x rays, he reports steady progress and plans to continue for permanent relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Albany
BH. Wagner
Deafness Cured by Radiant Light Treatment
A series of testimonials from individuals in South Portland Lynn Mass and Falmouth Me claim deafness and ringing in the ears were treated with Radiant Light therapy. They report restored hearing and improved vitality after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bockline
Sam
Setoot
South Portland
Ay Wilson Lowell
Lynn
Mass
Sarah McFoote
Pac
Art de Iisen
Falmouth
Arti
St Ie
Mabe
Osmo Chemic doctors help Mrs. N. E. M. N. recover
Mrs N E M N of West Bearboro Massachusetts describes years of nervous weakness from overwork cooking heavy kettles. After three months of Osmo Chemic treatment she reports no headaches, strong appetite, sound sleep, and able to do her own work again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
West Bearboro
References By Permission to Prospective Patients
A faded fragment lists various physicians and professionals in a reference style, noting patients referred to L. W. Holmes in Westport and others in New York Portland Maine and Deerfield. Names include Dr Philo C. magvey and J. Gnade with brief mentions of bronchitis nephritis tumor and diabetes cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcaranthen
J. Gnade
Deerfield
Newes
Wiliam
Washington St
Seen Mass
Julian RO
York
Ons
Medical ad seeks patients for ongoing treatment plan
A dated, fragmented notice offers monthly payment for medical treatment by physicians. It mentions chronic conditions including bronchitis asthma cancer and tumors. The ad invites individuals who have been treated for months without improvement and are seeking ongoing care to join the program.
Clergymen Defend New England Morals in Debate
A New York paper quotes Dr Dixon in Brooklyn criticizing New England moral tone while others like Dr Crane Berkeley Temple and Rev Henson of Tremont Temple defend regional differences. Clergy discuss East West temperament and effects of travel on morality amid policing and revival culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
New York
Dixon
Ruggles Street
Brooklyn
Allen F. Stockdale
Berkeley Temple
Henson
Tremont Temple
Comman ded to Pray Hickey Runs Away Case in Municipal Court
Abraham Davis reportedly told Ben Hickey to pray and then reversed words on Melrose street in the South End last Saturday night. Hickey alleges Davis pointed a revolver. A white girl was involved. The case was postponed for grand jury review with bail set at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Davis
Ben Hickey
Melrose Street
South End
Hickey
Davis
Hickey Tran
Municipal Criminal Court
Grand Jury
Royal Blue line tour from Boston to Gettysburg and beyond
The Royal Blue line tour leaves Boston May 20 with stops at Gettysburg Harper's Ferry Washington and Philadelphia plus a Reading Penn side trip and Mt. Penn trip. Morning and afternoon carriage tours with Captain Minnigh as lecturer. Three and a quarter days in Washington and Philadelphia plus possible Ger stopover. All expenses $82 except supper on Fall River line. Send postal for details to Joseph P. Taggart N BP A 360 Washington street Boston Mass.
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Erson
Royal Blue Line
Boston
Gettysburg
Harper's Ferry
Washington
Philadelphia
Reading
Penn
Mt. Pennsylvania
Gttysburg
Minnigh
Fall River
Joseph
P. Taggart
Washington Street
Mass
Gettysburg and Washington Tour From Boston
A Pennsylvania railroad organized tour will depart Boston on May 27. The package costs 22 dollars and includes carriage drives and hotel expenses plus all necessary costs except copper on the Fall River line returning. Tour details available from the tourist agent at 236 Washington Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boston
Fall River Line
Washington Street
Free X-Ray Exam Trial at Gene Dental Office
The notice invites readers to visit any Gene office on the sixteenth for a free X-Ray examination and trial of a new light treatment with medicine at the low rate until cured. It promotes free care and ongoing treatment until full recovery.
Deafness Cure Claimed By Albany Woman
Mrs J W Stewart of 66 Clinton street Albany New York says she suffered deafness in her right ear for ten years and in her left ear for about three years after consulting many doctors she found relief from a claimed remedy called The Radiant Light Treatment. She urges others with deafness or head noises to try it as it is presented as superior to other physicians treatments.
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Duffy
E. H. Bowne
Kingston, B. J
Dffy
Governos & Medicine
Ualater
Duffy Matt Whisa
C. Cale
T Key Co
Rochester
New York
J. W. Stewart
Clinton Street
Albany
N. Y
Pavel
Hearing Restored After Doctors Failed to Relieve Deafness
Mr. R. S. aaies, residing at 11 Haute inson and, reports deafness in one ear persisted despite doctors and hospitals. He says relief came after a new treatment restored hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Aaies
Hauteinson
von Maes
Osmo-Chemic light cure praised by patient Wilkins
A manIncomplete account claims ten years of bronchitis and deafness healed by Osmo-Chemic light cure after failed treatments at Massachusetts Hospital. He states hearing restored and breathing eased, endorsing the remedy and signing R. S. Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusettes
R. S. Wilkins
Fragmentary Osmo-Chemic System ad copy
An incomplete advertisement notes a business titled Osmo-Chemic System or Medicine with a list of numbers and a Washington street address. The text mentions hours and states the office is closed Sunday.
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Zim St. St
Wasshonter
Tespm
Governor to Name Forester in New Draft Bill
Ways and Means committee reports the bill to create a State forester position to be appointed by the Governor in the Senate. The draft replaces selection by the State Board of Agriculture with gubernatorial appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee
State Board of Agriculture
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B. H. Bowne
Bogan
Protess
Crocker
Wellville
The
Hodgden
Dr Crane
Dr. Crane
People’s Temple
St. Louis
Minnesota
Alabama
Kansas City
William Henry Harrison -Emmons
Dr. Henson
Beecham’s
Davis Optical CO
Park Square
Opticians
Park SQ
Aasry
Tartu
Forester
Dr. Felt Chemical Co
Summerst
Nyy
Painiess
National Dental Parlors
Winter Street
Col. Music Hall
Vorenberg’s
Frances
Damon
Een
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