Judge Logan Takes Charge in Boston Court
Governor Walsh attended a South Boston court session yesterday as Clerk Adrian B. Smith read the proclamation appointing Associate Justice Edward J. Logan to succeed Judge Joseph D. Fallon. Upon taking the bench, Logan handled 17 intoxication cases quickly while others faced disposition.
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Walsh
South Boston
Adrian B. Smith
Executive Counci
Edward JL. Logan
Joseph D. Fallon
Logan
Quit Meat When Kidney Ailments Bother Warns Authority
An advertisement claims meat overworks kidneys by creating uric acid. It urges readers to stop eating meat at first signs of kidney discomfort and take four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water to flush and stimulate kidneys and keep blood pure.
Fire damages Brighton slaughterhouse amid string of arson fires
The J. J. Kelly Company and Samuel Leon Zerd Company slaughterhouse in the Brighton abattoir was damaged by a fire last night. Acting District Chief Claverly said the blaze appeared incendiary and noted it was one of nearly a dozen suspicious fires in the district over the past two weeks.
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J. J. Kelly Company
Samuel §. Leonzerd Company
Brighton Abattoir
Claverly
Fire Department
Fire destroys abattoir building near power plant in brisk winds
A blaze near the power plant risked spreading as firefighters from Boston and Newton battled the flames. The fire damaged roofs and machinery, with losses tied to dressed beef, veal, lamb, and pork valued around 20 000 dollars and refrigerators costing 5 000 to 10 000 dollars each. Livestock was outside, and the building was owned by the Butchers' Melting and Slaughtering Association.
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Boston
Newton
Kelly
Leonard
Kelly Concern
Leonard Company
J. J. Kelly
Samuel S. Leonard
The
Butchers’ Melting and Slaughtering Association
Miss Katharine Fowler WEDS Naval Officer Richey
Miss Katharine Margaret Fowler daughter of Mrs Amelia Fowler and the late William Fowler of Boston will marry Thomas Beall Richey assistant naval constructor U S Navy at the Tuileries Friday night at 830 oclock The ceremony will be attended by naval and society figures from Boston and Annapolis The couple will reside at Brookline 1826 Beacon Street coordinates show home in Brookline Massachusetts
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Katharine M. Fowler
Amelia Fowler
Betsy Ross
New England
Thomas Beall Richey
Tuileries
Boston
Annapolis
Katharine Margaret Fowler
Amelia
William Fowler
United States Navy
Miss Fowler
Sarah E. Estabrook
Central Street
Auburndale
Lieutenant Rogers
United States Steam
Satan
Eet
Brookline
Beacon
Suffragism Debate at Aberdeen Club in Brighton
Mrs Henry Preston White denounced votes for women as allied with socialism and the saloon, citing socialist banners and alleged feminist excess. Teresa Crowley of the Massachusetts Equal Suffrage Association argued for humane gains from suffrage, noting women's role in municipal issues. About 206 members attended at the Brighton Unitarian Church.
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Henry Preston White
Aberdeen Club
Brighton
Brighton Unitarian Church
Washington
White
Jane Addams
Chicago
Antis
Teresa Crowley
Massachusetts Equal Suffrage Association
Daniel J. Kiley
Club
Thief at Rectory Gets Probation
Judge Murray placed Harry Hayes on probation after a larceny charge. Hayes was arrested last Wednesday for stealing property from the home of Dr. Alexander Mann rector of Trinity Church Back Bay.
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Murray
Harry Hayes
Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
Back Bay
Four Halls Put Under Ban by City Building Commissioner
Building Commissioner O O Hearn orders ban on four new halls in the city. The restricted venues are the City Club building hall, Rowan Memorial Hall in Dorchester, Hibernian Hall in Roxbury, and the hall in the Elizabeth Peabody House in the West End.
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O O’ Hearn
New City Club
Rowan Memorial
Dorchester
Hibernian Hall
Hibernian
Roxbury
Elizabeth Peabody
West End
Building Commissioner Bans Unsafe Halls Across City
Building Commissioner O Hearn states several halls lack proper fire exits and usable egress. Hibernian Hall and a hall at Elizabeth Peabody House already operated under licenses. Ellizabeth Peabody House sought larger scale theatricals but license withdrawn. City Club Hall is largest with ban pending completion. it has not been occupied.
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O’hearn
O’ Hearn
Hibernian Hall
Elizabeth Peabody House
Ellizabeth Peabody House
City Club
Labor Leader Larkin Arrives in New York for Speaking Tour
James Larkin Irish labor leader and head of the United Workers of Ireland arrives aboard the St. Louis from Liverpool. He plans speeches in the United States and says many Irishmen oppose the war, expressing preference for Germany over England. Also aboard is Consul General Federico Boyd Jr and family. The liner left Liverpool Oct 24 with 397 cabin and 84 steerage passengers.
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New York
James Larkin
United Workers of Ireland
St. Louis
Liverpool
Larkin
England
Ireland
Wales
Scotland
Germany
Federico Boyd, Jr
Panama
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A New England advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as a fast acting cure for chronic stomach, liver, and bowel troubles. It cites testimonials from Mrs. S. E. Johnson of Hartford and Mrs. Clare Shaw of Norwood, claiming rapid relief and even life saving effects after limited use. The ad promotes the remedy as a thorough system cleanser and urges sufferers to try one dose, sold locally by Riker-Jaynes Drug Vans.
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Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Ascatco
Ascatco Laboratory
West 25Th Street
New York City
Boston
New England
United States
Mayr
S. E. Johnson
Whitmore Street
Hartford
Conn
Clare Shaw
Majestic Avenue
Norwood
R. 1
Riker-Jaynes
Vanes
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Minneapolis, Minn
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Louisville ‘Medical Progress
J. W. Carhart
San Antonio
Texas
DR. Greene
Greene
Albany St
Mass
Slaughter House
Great Britain
Conklin ‘Pen Mfg
New
Cretonne
Oak
Rockers
Warwick
Axminster
Val
Atta Shervan
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