All Day Hearing on Merger Opposition and Milk Standard
Opponents of the merger spoke at length before the railroad committee led by Charles N. Jones of the Shoe and Leather Association. Norman H. White displayed boxes claimed to hold 25,000 opposed addresses as Washburn questioned their weight. Jones argued the New Haven and Boston & Maine path favored by the plan, while noting prior New York Central plans and public prejudice. Senator Stevens pressed a milk bill proposing a uniform 12 1/2 percent solids standard, occupying the Senate's afternoon.
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Committee On Railroads
Charles N. Jones
The
Shoe and Leather Association
Norman H. White
Washburn
Mr. White
State House
Mr. Jones
New York Central
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
New Haven Company
New Haven
Massachusetts
Boston
New York Commission of Commerce
Stevens
Senate
Seized on Girl Charge Bolsters Abduction Case
Seattle dispatch reports detectives Zimmerman and Fogarty seized Robert W. Fullerton a New York lumberman to ship him to New York over a charge tied to a former Cornell student meeting a 17 year old girl Gladys Hobbs of Yonkers. Abduction indictments loom as Fullerton’s Chicago father 5 H Fullerton weighs court action.
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New York
Seattle
Wash
Zimmerman
Fogarty
Robert W. Fullerton
San Francisco
Young Fullerton
Cornell
Gladys Hobbs
Holly Terrace
Yonkers
Jerome
Fullerton
H. Fullerton
Chicago
Finance Commission Keeps Busy in City Affairs
The Finance Commission met for a broad discussion with no action yet on charges against School House Inspector Davenport. A report on school house construction is expected later this week, with another meeting planned tomorrow. The commission continues compiling recommendations and may prepare a new city charter for the Legislature in the next session.
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Finance Commission
Davenport
Noyes
Mrs. Mary E. Clapp Sues For Divorce
Mrs. Mary E. Clapp appeared before Judge DeCourcey in the Divorce Court seeking an annulment of her marriage to John L. Clapp. She alleges that an aunt of Clapp said he had died, leading her to remarry about eight months ago. Verdict was suspended.
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Mary E. Clapp
Taft Sails From Panama After Isthmus Visit
Secretary Taft departed Colón at 3 p.m. aboard the Prairie bound for Charlestown after a six day isthmus stay. He met with Amador Arias and other officials to address canal zone administration and the Panama Colombia boundary dispute. A satisfactory agreement was reported though no official details were released. Taft planned to pursue boundary talks with President Roosevelt and Secretary Root in Washington.
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Colon
Taft
Charlestown
Canal Zone
Panama
Colombia
United States
Amador
Arias
Squirers
Senor Arango
William Nelson Cromwell
Canal Company
Mr. Taft
Washington
Roosevelt
Root
Boy Drowns After Fall Into Scot's Pond at Lonsdale
In Lonsdale Rhode Island on May 12 Henry McCrystal, 12, son of Edward McCrystal, fell into Scot's Pond while playing with two companions. They could not save him and the body was recovered.
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Lonsdale
R. I
Scot’s Pond
Henry McCrystal
Edward McCrystal
Utopian Club Hosts Novel Costume Party in Boston
The Utopian Club staged a Western themed costume event in Howe Hall last night with over 200 attendees. Floor director Edward Goldman and assistant J Axe led the party as members portrayed cowboys Indians soldiers squaws and Chinamen amid decorated scenery.
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Boston
Howe Hall
Utopian Club
Edward Goldman
J. Axe
Franklin School 224 Reunion Held at Waltham Street Hall
The 224 reunion of the Franklin school took place last night in the school hall on Waltham street. A reception and dinner preceded an inspiring program of song and recitation with Mrs. Jennie B. Wadleigh presiding. The Franklin School Association says last night’s reunion was the finest yet.
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Old Franklin School
Waltham Street
Jennie B. Wadleigh
Franklin School
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Praised by Kingston Woman
Mrs Evelyn B Barnard of Kingston New York recounts nine weeks of typhoid fever in city hospital and credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with restoring her strength. She says three bottles started recovery and it prevented relapse and remains a trusted preventive medicine at home.
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Evelyn B. Barnard
Kingston
N. Y
Duffy
Evelyn
R. Box
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Claims Medical Virtues
An advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure medicinal malt, touted as a tonic stimulant and invigoration for nervous, gastric, and general run-down conditions. It warns buyers to seek the genuine product in sealed single bottles priced at $1.00 and notes a physician's booklet and advice. The copy emphasizes doctored endorsements and cautions about counterfeit labels.
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Aiian
Duffy
Senle
H. Curran
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
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Siegel
Washington and
Essex Streets
Mass
H. Bisco & Co
Bisco & Co
Henry Siegel Co
Batiste
Val
Anglaise
Copenhagen
Tremont Street
FIN. Com
Henry Siegel
Washington and Essex Streets
Boston, Mass
Isthmus
Artors
Franklin
Cames
Prac
Aline Julio
Ure
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