Nurse says she loved ¢. A. Ward in ward case
Emma F Russell Back Bay trained nurse testifies in East Cambridge court she loved George A Ward while he willed most of his fortune to her. She details visits in Back Bay and at St Botolph Street and admits money for furnishings stocks and rides with Ward while he faced divorce and a conflict with his wife Annie Ward. The jury is to hear closing arguments today.
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Emma F. Russell
Back Bay
George A. Ward
Newton
George Ward
Brown
East Cambridge Court
Ward
Annie H. Ward
Russell
Charles Ward
Mrs. Ward
Mr. Ward
St. Botolph Street
George A. Batchelder
No need to suffer from indigestion
An advertisement extols Dyspeptlets as a quick and agreeable remedy for three years of chronic dyspepsia. A father writes that Dyspeptlets restored his stomach comfort and relief from distress, urging readers to obtain Ox at any druggist.
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Angie
S. Advt
Paper ends after 150 years in Keene New Hampshire
The Cheshire Republican a semi weekly paper in Keene New Hampshire has suspended publication due to financial reverses. Judge T E O'Brien of Bellows Falls represented W Belknap and the Hon Charles O'Neil and placed attachments on the property today.
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Keene
N.H
Cheshire
T. E. O’brien
Bellows Falls
Belknap
Charles O'Neil
1916 Crew Wins Wellesley College Boat Race
The 1916 Wellesley crew captained by Ade laide Ross of Nyack N Y won the lake race on Lake Waban in a dramatic finish, defeating the senior crew and setting near record times across four crews. Ethel Hazameyer urged the sophomore crew to surge and they edged the seniors by a half length, while juniors and freshmen followed closely.
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Wellesley College
Adelaide Ross
Nyack
N. Y
Lake Waban
Wellesley
College Hall
Ning
Adelade Ross
Mary Pfeiffer
Priscilla Barrows
Dorothy Rundell
Natalie Mc@loskey
Lucia Barnes
Eleanor Tyler
Mary Torrence
Ethel Hazameyer
Natalie McCloskey
Dorchester
Iowin
H. Gilmore
Linda MacDonald
Roxbury
F. Frost
G. Gorman
Carolyn Taylor
C. Blackstone
M. Torrence
L. Barnes
M. Pfeiffer
D. Rundle
1. Barnes
Milk sellers mulcted in police court case list
Several individuals and firms faced Judge Creed for violations of milk and butter laws. Oak Grove Farm & Creamery was fined 10 for substandard milk and 50 for milk with reduced cream. Walton Lunch Co was fined 15 for substandard milk. Ten dollar fines were imposed on numerous shopkeepers for below standard milk. Annie Spotnitz fined 10 for below standard ice cream. John Miller fined 20 for below standard milk and Joseph F Fabrey 25 for unlabelled renovated butter. An appeal noted for Oak Grove.
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Creed
Oak Grove Farm & Creamery Company
Walton Lunch Company
Summer Street
Pietro Sorrintino
Charter Street
North End
Louis Garnet
Cambridge Street
West End
Samuel K. Anjorian
Columbus Avenue
Antonio Feller
Winter Street
Warren L. Whorf
Atlantic Avenue
George M. King
Tremont Street
A. Doumarrian
Shawmut Avenue
Hyman R. Pollock
Garden Street
Clarence W. Thomas
Somerville
Annie Spotnitz
Prince Street
Charter Granted Sons of Israel Chartered in Massachusetts
The Independent Order Sons of Israel received state charter approval to establish a disability benefit fund for members and provide moral support. It aims to organize subordinate lodges using the grand lodge ritual, with 27 lodges and about 4000 members across Boston Lynn Salem Worcester Haverhill Lawrence Brockton Fall River New Bedford.
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Order
Sons of Israel
Insurance Department of Massachusetts
Grand Lodge
Commonwealth
Boston
Lynn
Salem
Worcester
Haverhill
Lawrence
Brockton
Fall River
New Bedford
Strike Stalemate in Wakefield Cites Board Plan
Haywood Bros and Wakefield Co of Wakefield releases a statement on wage adjustment amid the ongoing strike. Commissioner Wood proposed department by department price review with employee committees and company representatives. The board would assist if discrepancies persist as talks continue. The company reiterates willingness to negotiate and to cooperate with Wakefield authorities to provide protection for workers.
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Haywood Bros. & Wakefield Company
Wakefield Ins
Commissioner Wood
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Heywood Bros. & Wakefield Company
State Board
Wood
Ths
Wakefield
C H. Lang
Constipation is Dangerous in Roosevelt Army Plan Story
A public notice recounts Roosevelt discussing a 1902 plan to deploy the army to end a miners operators strike, detailing his contacts with Quay and Governor Stofie and a secret strategy to act as wartime receiver. It also includes an advertisement for Pinklets laxative claiming gentle, thorough relief without griping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Seaboard
Quay
Stofie
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Roosevelt Planned to Use Troops in 1903 Miners Strike
Theodore Roosevelt testified before a referee in a suit filed by Alexander Z Wales seeking fees for Roosevelts role in ending the anthracite miners strike. He said he was ready to act as in time of war and would face impeachment for doing so.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Alexander Z. Wales
Binghamton
N. Y
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
Roosevelt Defends Constitutional Rule in Strike Case
In a combative cross examination Colonel Roosevelt sparred with Mr Wales over the strike settlement and his stance on constitutional interpretation. Roosevelt insisted all actions would follow the constitution as Lincoln construed it, while Wales pressed about willing violations of law.
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Colonel Roosevelt
Mr. Wales
Wales
Roosevelt
Aberaham Lincoln
Iit
Fireman Must Pay Bills or Resign
Joseph C. Topin of the Malden Fire Department has filed a bankruptcy petition. Commissioner Campbell has instructed him to withdraw the petition or resign. Firemen creditors demanded action, saying he owes for necessaries and his nonpayment violates department rules.
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Joseph C. Topin
Boseman
Auto A
Malden
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