Man Surrenders After Fatal Assault on Burnett
Fred Laughlin 35 of ls street surrendered at Lynn station claiming self defence in the assault on James Burnett 60 on Muberry Street Tuesday noon. Burnett, hospitalized in critical condition with a fractured skull, was reported by police as the victim. Laughlin was released on a $2000 bail.
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Fred Laughlin
Ls Street
Lynn Station
James Burnett
Muberry Street
Lynn Hospital
Laughlin
Burnett
Million in legacies left by Mrs Cooke
The will details large private bequests to relatives including $20 000 to niece Alice Pew and $10 000 to Rev William Reed Huntington. It sets multiple public bequests to Harvard affiliated institutions and Cambridge hospitals, with several trust funds to support Harvard professors, the Radcliffe College Josiah Parsons Cooke Scholarship, and the Cambridge Hospital. The Boston real estate and other assets are placed in trusts with income to Huntington during life.
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Alice H. Pew
William Reed Huntington
Grace Church
New York
Episcopal City Mission
Avon Home
Cambridge
Josiah Parsons Cooke
Cambridge Hospital
Elisha Huntington
Cooke
Lowell
Edward A. Walker
New Haven
Ethel Childe Walker
Yale
Josiah P. Cooke
Oliver W. Huntington
Herbert Huntington
James T. Huntington
Sarah Louise Huntington
Elsie Huntington
Radcliffe College
Brattle Street
Harvard College
Harvard
American Academy of Arts and Science of Boston
True Beauty Without Powders or Cosmetics
Mme Ferri promotes a simple lotion for beauty using one origin al package of mayatone in eight ounces of witch hazel. The mixture is rubbed into the skin daily to clear blemishes and prevent tan freckles or sun damage.
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Mme. Ferri
Melrose Citizens Record Gifts for Soldiers' Memorial Hall
A large thermometer on Main Street will publicly show daily gifts toward the Soldiers' Memorial Hall. At a banquet last night $5145 was subscribed toward the $17,500 pledge by citizens to raise for the project.
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Melrose
Main Street
Fletcher Opponents Riled At Unitarian Meeting
Judge Adelbert Moot of Buffalo arraigned the Unitarian convention leaders at Tremont Temple. The incident followed their denunciation of Senator Duncan V. Fletcher of Florida, who in the afternoon was named a vice-president of the American Unitarian Association, prompting a temple-wide protest over his Lorimer vote.
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Adelbert Moot
Buffalo
Tremont Temple
Duncan V. Fletcher
Florida
Fletcher
American Unitarian Association
Lorimer
National Senate
Unitarian meeting debates Fletcher Lorimer and Belmont issues
Judge Moot denounces hasty denunciation of Lorimer as unfounded while Fletcher is defended as honest. Clergy and politicians including Carr of Andover and Eliot preside as debates over Fletcher’s vice presidential nomination and Lorimer's case unfold with sharp exchanges.
Association Elects Officers Led by Samuel E. Eliot
President Eliot announced the motion to strike Senator Fletcher’s name failed. The association then elected officers led by Samuel E. Eliot of Cambridge. Other officers include vice presidents Reuben B. Walker Concord N. N. Eben S. Draper Hope dale Mass Emma C. Low Brooklyn Duncan V. Fletcher Jacksonville Charles W. Ames St. Paul Paris Gibson Great Falls Mont Horace Davis San Francisco G. W. Stephens Montreal secretary Lewis G. Wilson Boston treasurer Francis H. Lincoln Hingham directors for New England Paul R. Frothingham Boston Mrs. Prescott Keyes Concord Henry B. Little Newburyport John D. Long Hingham Middle and Southern States Henry W. Sprague Buffalo Western and Pacific Wilson M. Backus Minneapolis
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Eliot
Fletcher
Association
Samuel E. Eliot
Cambridge
Reuben B. Walker
Concord
N. N
Eben
Draper
Hopedale
Mass
Emma C. Low
Brooklyn
Duncan V. Fletcher
Jacksonville
Charles W. Ames
St. Paul
Paris Gibson
Great Fall
Mont
Horace Davis
San Francisco
G. W. Stephens
Montreal
Lewis G. Wilson
Boston
Francis H. Lincoln
Hingham
New England
Paul R. Frothingham
Prescott Keyes
Henry B. Little
Newburyport
John D. Long
Hngham
Henry W. Sprague
Buffalo
Western and Pacific
Wilson M. Backus
Minneapolis
$700 Hidden in Money Belt Survives Hold Up
D McChern of Los Angeles registered at the Hotel Essex and was battered by two men on Essex street. They took $100 from his pockets but failed to find the $700 in his money belt. He had been sightseeing with two companions when the assault occurred around 10 pm.
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D. McChern
Los Angeles
Cal
Essex
McChern
Essex Street
Shorties May Enter Boston Fire Department
The Boston Fire Department may lift its three year ban on shorter applicants. A City Council hearing considered reducing the minimum height for recruits from five feet seven inches to five feet five inches. Fire Commissioner Daly argued that men under the previous height standard lack the weight and strength needed for firefighters.
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Boston Fire Department
Fire Department
Daly
Curfewites Rile City Council in Heated Hearing
Boston's City Council narrowly faced about 100 curfew supporters, mostly women, during a lively hearing on the proposed curfew ordinance. Proponents applauded and questioned councillors who in return defended their stance, prompting promises of a second hearing to continue the debate.
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Boston
Aldermanic
Missionary Nurse Appointed to Pong Chuang China
Miss Myra L. Sawyer of 76 Summer Street Malden is named missionary nurse at Pong Chuang China. She will sail from Seattle or Vancouver in the near future.
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China
Myra L. Sawyer
Summer Street
Malden
Pong Chuang
Seattle
Vancouver
Boy Killed Under Train at Winthrop Station
Harold Baker age 19 of 177 Pauline street Winthrop was struck by the 8 o clock train at Winthrop station on the Revere Beach Lynn railroad yesterday morning and killed. He was hurrying across the tracks to speak to his father a passenger on the train and is believed to have stumbled and fallen in front of the approaching engine.
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Harold Baker
Pauline Street
Winthrop
Revere Beach & Lynn
Baker
Cambridge Man Dies in Maine
Stillman R. Randolph 82 of Cambridge died suddenly in Camden Maine early yesterday from an acute indigestion attack. Harvard graduate. He is survived by a wife and a five year old son.
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Stillman R. Randolph
Stillman F. Randolph
Cambridge
Camden
Mr. Randolph
Harvard
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