New Harvard Dental School Nearly Ready
The Harvard Dental School will occupy a new building at Wigglesworth street and Longwood avenue in the Back Bay. The structure is nearing completion and expected to be ready for occupancy by mid June or slightly later, with easy access for medical students from Longwood avenue.
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Harvard Dental School
Wigglesworth Street
Longwood Aydue
Wenway
Med
Ical School
Longwood Avenue
Back Bay
Hibbard Goes to Rest in Harrison Me for Throat Trouble
Mayor Hibbard leaves Boston for Harrison Maine at doctors’ urging to rest the rest of the week. The throat condition has become serious and physicians advise a quiet open-air retreat for recovery.
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Mayor Hibbard
Boston
Harrison
Acousticon Promises Hearing for Deaf People Everywhere
A Boston sales notice for the Acousticon claims 99 percent of deaf individuals can hear with this inconspicuous wearable device. It intensifies sound by 400 percent, improves articulation, and can restore natural hearing with continued use in many cases. Call or write for a trial before buying. a list of churches and buildings in Washington shows its installations.
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Friends of the Deaf
Washington
Pemberton Square
Boston
Jury Declares Ada Wiedman Fraud Charge In Maine
Ada Wiedman alias Ada Russell alias Ada Juller wife of Jesse Fuller of Hebron Maine faces a federal indictment for using the mails to solicit money by portraying herself as a 27 year old German heiress with $30,000 seeking a husband. She pleaded not guilty and was held on $500 bail pending next term. The case cites a letter to August Marsing of Dryfork West Virginia seeking $18.
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Portland
Ada Wiedman
Ada Russell
Ada Juller
Jesse Fuller
Hebron
United States
Germany
August Marsing
Dryfork
Randolph County
W. Va
Direct nominations bill defeated in Massachusetts House
The direct nominations bill fell 20 votes short in the House amid Lodge Wardwell machine pressure. GOP factions including James Shaw and Garcelon pushed defeat. Governor Draper would have vetoed if passed. Voter rolls show 22 Republicans backed the measure on April 8. several others abstained or were not recorded.
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Lodge- Wardwell
Senator Lodge
Mr. Lodge
Newton
Pattison
Barnstable
White
Brookline
Lodge-Wardwell
House
Senate
James F. Shaw
Manchester
Shaw
Lodge
Draper
Abbott
Adams
Armstrong
Barnes
Onney
Cormack
Dow
Ebsen
Jeffrey
Keene
Kendrick
Wangeker
Madsen
Mansfield
Oliver
Penniman
Robinson
Smith
Underhill
Waugh
Whitney
Atkins
Blanchard
Davos
Foote
Hodskins
McTiernan
Pickford
Tolman
Warren
Willcutt
Andrew
Coogan
Daly
Driscoll
Grady
Graham
Hickey
Hogan
Kelley
McGonagle
Powers
Reidy
Senate kills 54 hour work limit bill for women and children
The 54 hour bill was quietly voted down in the Senate by 6 to 18 without a roll call. It would have restricted women and children to 54 hours a week in mills, while the current law remains 56 hours weekly from last year.
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Senate
Lawrence dam bill killed in Senate vote
The Lawrence dam measure allowing a boom across the Merrimac River to protect canoeists was defeated in the Senate by 12 to 15. Essex Power Company opposed the bill.
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Lawrence Dam
Merrimac River
Senate
Essex Power Company
Legislature votes 156 30 to approve tax classification amendment
The House passed an amendment giving the Legislature authority to classify property for taxation by a 156 to 30 vote. It now advances to the Senate with support from the Merchants' Association.
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House
Senate
Merchants’ Association
Ad Craft Club Fifth Dinner in Boston Highlights Guests
The Ad Craft Club of Boston, comprised of advertising managers from major retailers, held its fifth dinner at the Boston City Club. Guests included George R. Nutter Robert Nichols and A H Marchant. Nutter spoke on The New Boston City Charter while Marchant discussed advertising proofs.
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Ad-Craft Club
Boston
Boston City Club
George R. Nutter
Robert Nichols
A. H. Marchant
Boston Post
Nutter
Marchant
Adcraft
W. E. Anderton
H. N. Baker
M. Steinert & Sons Co
Man Nabbed After Attempting Pipe Theft at Everett House
May 11 Everett report says Daniel Freeman of S44 School Street investigated noises in an unoccupied upper tenement and found a man claiming Boston as his location carrying away brass and lead with a horse and carriage outside. Police suspect connection to similar larcenies.
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Everett
Daniel Freeman
School Street
Thomas HK
Boston
Harvard President Eliot Receives Imperial Honor From Japan
Baron Takahira presents Dr Charles W Eliot with the Grand Cordon of the Imperial Order of the Rising Sun at a Boston ceremony. The event ends with toasts to the Emperor and President Taft as diplomats stress friendship and cosmopolitan education to avert war.
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Harvard
Charles W. Eliot
Japan
Harvard University
Imperial Order of the Rising Sun
Eliot
Order of the Rising Sun
the Rising Sun
Baron Takahira
Taft
Hamlins
East Asiatic Club
Algonquin Club
America
K. Midzumo
New York
Richard Olney
Cleveland
Draper
George H. Lyman
United States
White House
Hf. F. Merrill
Commonwealth
E. A
A. L. Filene
Boston
Bernard J. Rothwell
Curtis Guild
Admiral Swift
Charlestown Navy Yard
Captain Winslow
J. Murray
F. M. Forbes
R. A. Sears
Charles Putnam
F. P Fisk
T. Dennie Boardman
R. Yamanaka
I. T. Burr, Jr
James J. Putnam
Cosmopolitan Club
Union
Washington
Fusilier Veterans Celebrate 122d Anniversary Parade and Banquet
The Fusilier Veteran Association marked its 122nd anniversary with a city parade and banquet at Faneuil Hall. Ex Governor Curtis Guild Jr spoke on militia trends and business support, noting declines in the National Guard and Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, and criticizing employers for not supporting militiamen in camp. The event, organized by Major Charles T. Chapin and others, included presentations and toasts, with a parade preceding the banquet.
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Fusilier Veteran Association
Faneuil
Curtis Guild, Jr
Charles T. Chapin
Walter Brock
Thomas J. Kelley
George F. Arling
John A. Johnson
Wellington Phillips
James Dove
F. S. Howes
Benjamin Shedd
Coast Artillery
Louis Apple
Emwise Board
George Lombard
J. L. Hobart
Irving Vose
The
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Hull
Charles Chapin
Fusiliers
No Pull Allegation Rejected by Boston District Attorney
Massachusetts District Attorney Arthur D. Hill writes to the Boston Post correcting a Clover Club speech report. He confirms Farley did not exert improper influence in a case, noting the defendant's age and finances guided the fine and calling the headline misleader as a malicious distortion.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boston
Post
Clover Club
J. W. Farley
Farley
Far
Arthur D. Hill
Rescue Would-Be Harbor Death By Own Action
Joseph A. Elliott aged 42 of Orchard Street Haverhill jumped into the water from Foster's Wharf in a personal crisis yesterday afternoon. He was rescued by employees of the Bangor Steamship City of Bangor and taken to the Relief Hospital where he is expected to recover.
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Joseph A. Elliott
Orchard Street
Haverhill
Foster's Wharf
Bangor
City of Bangor
Relief Hospital
Knights of Columbus elect state officers in Massachusetts
The 16th annual Massachusetts State Council convention met at Lawrence Encampment Hall in Lawrence with 257 delegates from 130 councils. State Deputy William J. O'Brien urged making October 12 a legal Columbus Day holiday. officers were re-elected: O'Brien, Watson, Hagan, Thomas, Bridley, and Lynes.
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Massachusetts State Council
Knights of Columbus
Lawrence
Washington Street
William J. O'Brien
James N. Supple
St. Francis de Sales
Charlestown
O'Brien
Massachusetts
William J. O’brien
Boston
Louis Watson
Brighton
Henry E. Hagan
Robert J. Thomas
Lowell
Herbert M. Bridley
Cambridge
Timothy I. Lynes
Amesbury
Possum Remedy Promoted For Eczema Cure
An old advertisement claims applying possum from a drugstore can cure eczema and related skin conditions within days. It also offers mail order aid from Emergency Laboratories in New York for a free supply to treat a small surface eczema or clear complexion overnight.
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Riker- Jaynes
Drug Department
Houghton & Dutton’s
Imerency Laboratories
Westwenty-fifth Street
New York
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New England
Mass
Hibbard
Sultan Balks
Constantinople
Carpenter Morton
Merrimac
Constitutional Resolve
Everett House
Takahira
Fusilier
Choconel
Natural Food Company of
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Jaynes
Bath
Riker
Violet Cerate
Riker's
Regals Tee Wales
Lyon
Kolynos
Pinaud
Riker-Jaynes
Tremont St
Park St
Washington St
Jaynes Drug Stores
Brooklyn
MR. Farley
Hill
Carters
Verona
Nottingham
Morse Furniture CO
Car
Common Street
Orrine
Washington, D. C
Oial Agen Riker
Ledgars
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