Glover Will Suit Ends With Settlement In Probate Court
After nearly two years of litigation in the Probate and Supreme Courts, the will of Clarence F. Glover a murdered Waltham laundryman was allowed in East Cambridge Supreme Court. Four brothers withdrew objections and accepted a settlement granting Mrs. Glover about 10000 outright plus life income of 12400, with remaining estate to Seymour S. Glover after Mrs. Glover’s death. The estate valued at 42000. expenses totaled 7000. The laundry ownership remains in dispute awaiting court action.
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Supreme Courts
Clarence F. Glover
S Waltham
Supreme Court
East Cambridge
Glover
Dillingham
Sheldon
Jorney
John J. Higgied
Perviscus Winalmon Tam Wyse
Paige
Albert R
Norman
Vubit
Mra
Lillian
MM. Glover
Deerfoot Company
Funeral for Joseph Pulitzer Draws Distinguished Attendees
The New York World and St. Louis Post-Dispatch proprietor Joseph Pulitzer is honored at a New York funeral after his death on his yacht last Sunday. His body arrived from Charleston in a crepe-lined car and lay in state at his East 73d Street residence as crowds paid respects and sent flowers.
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New York
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Tonsillitis Epidemic From Milk Reported in Massachusetts
Professor C F E A Winslow of New York told the Suffolk County Medical Association at the Boston Medical Library that last May’s tonsillitis outbreak in Eastern Massachusetts spread through milk. He cited Deerfoot Company’s Southboro farm as the milk source and described how age sex and household concentration influenced cases.
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Suffolk County Medical Association
Boston Medical Library
C. FE. A. Winslow
New York
Massachusetts
Winslow
Southboro
Deerfocot Company
Father John’s Medicine and the Old Fashioned Remedy Claim
A historical claim asserts Father John’s Medicine cures colds and lung troubles and builds strength. The advertisement guarantees $25 000 to any charity if the story is proved false. It describes the remedy as non alcoholic and not a patent medicine and traces its origins to Rev. Father John O’Brien of Lowell Massachusetts in 1855.
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Father John
Father John O’brien
Lowell
Mass
John
Funeral services for Joseph Pulitzer announced
Tonight details emerged for tomorrow 2 30 pm funeral at St Thomas Episcopal Church led by Rev E M Stires. Prominent pallbearers include Nicholas Murray Butler Seth Low W H Emery John B Henderson Lewis C Clarke George L Rives James W McLean Frederick L Judson. The New York Press Club and Newspaper Publishers Association attend. body to Grand Central and Woodlawn Cemetery.
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St. Thomas’ Protestant Episcopal Church
E. M. Stires
St. Thomas
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Seth Low
New York
W. H. Emery
John B. Henderson
Washington
Lewis C. Clarke
American Exchange National Bank of New York
George B. McClellan Harvey
St. Clair McKalway
The
Brooklyn Eagle
George L. Rives
James W. McLean
Frederick L. Judson
St. Louis
Railroad Securities Commission
Pulitzer Company
City
New York Press Club
William R. Hearst
Ogden
Miss Reid
Reid
Robert J. Collier
Herman Ridder
John Temple Graves
Grand Central Station
Woodlawn Cemetery
Pulitzer
Newspaper Publishers’ Association of
New York City
Joseph Pulitzer
Tomorow
Wife Testifies to Repeated Beatings in Divorce Suit
Mrs. Bowman testified in Judge Hardy's court that Charles Bowman subjected her to frequent assaults with knives axes and fists during their short marriage and after. She described escapes from threats and injuries including a broken finger and multiple weapon attacks. Bowman is serving time at Deer Island and facing divorce proceedings.
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Charles Bowman
State Farm
Bowman
Deer Island
Disease canvass reports by city doctor counts in Cambridge and Boston
A physician reports 399 local Cambridge cases likely treated by few doctors while Boston shows 294 cases spread among many physicians. Allston records 46 cases with South Boston Roxbury and Dorchester largely unscanned. The Boston Board of Health estimates 800 cases.
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Cambridge
Boston
Allston
Roxbury
Dorchester
Boston Board of Health
Policy on Milk Pasteurization in State Regulation
The text argues that humane and commercial aims fail long term and urges pasteurization of all milk, including from model farms. It questions current disease prevention policies and suggests that much inspection should shift to protect consumers, with pasteurization deemed essential.
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King, Tobacco
United States Tobacco Co
Richmond, Va
Educator Shoes
Atlas Shoe Company
Atlantic Avenue
Rice &S Hutchins T
FAM
Massachus
Eucaron
All America Shoe
Tremont
Willson’s Shoe Shop
Washington Street
Old South Church
Public Services
Wellfleet
Eastham
Morton
Supree Court
Billingsgate Light
Pabst
L. Spelder & Co
Sleeper St. Tel. Main
OSTON
Frohman-Harris Corp
Klaw & Erlanger
Charles Klein
Majestics
Mats
Third Degree
the Gamblers
Jane Cowl
Orme Caldara
Sarah Truax
Charles Stevenson
Bill He Funmakers
Martinettie Gyivter, Bixley & Lerner
Jolly Wild
O’brien Era & Co
Morton, Brook & Harris
Dave Bros
Globe Jess Newlyweds
Mon
National Triers
Toate
Vungle Girls
Loew’s Orpheum
Bowdoin Sq. Loc
TEN Merry Kids
Reans
Joy
Dailunday
Washlogton St
Hollis
Chas. Frohman
Rich & Harris
Lessees & Mgrs
Ena
Blanche Bates
Ry Hopwood
David Belasce
Henry B. Harris
Frank McIntyre
Maeterlinck
Shubert Engs
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Sat
Colonial
Ree
Three Romeos
Special Orchestra
Company OF
S. H. Dudley
Dr. Beans
Mate
Atte Tai Pari
Castle Sq
First Church OF Christ
Willis J. Gross
Gorist
Brice Norway End & Paul
LIN Y posTan
Port Hill
Frankie Seates Alway
Lon
Lane
Plymouth
Theatre
Eliot St
Capital
Herald
Wire
Transcript
American
Journal
Globe
Tremont Thea Theatre
Toni Ht
Isa Symph
Terpsichore
Lina Abarbanell
Madame Sherry
Chas
J. Hoes Zubeth
Pnenhorto Mattimatti
John Reinhard
Fliorfi
Carlisle
Harvard
Leavitt & Peirce
Campate
Wright & Ditson's
Symphony Hall
Elmendorf
Ricronar
Avon Street
Jordan Marsh Co
iMau
Kinemacolor Pictures
Grantill
America
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