Lodge elected president of Harvard Association alumni group
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge yesterday was elected president of the Harvard Association to succeed Dean Le Russell Briggs. Lodge, a Harvard graduate, earned LL B in 1874 Ph D in 1875 and another degree in 1905. He serves on the ad board of overseers. Francis R. Appleton and Marcus G. Sloss were elected vice presidents.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Harvard Association
Dean le Russell Briggs
Senator Lodge
Harvard
Loize
Francis R. Appleton
Marcus G. Sloss
Robert Is
Boston
Robert P. Rassofro
N. H
John W. Hallowell
M. Amory
Grange Convention Opens in Chester New Hampshire
National Grange officials announced the three day convention in Chester will begin tonight. Secretary of Agriculture David Franklin Haus will be in Manchester Friday next week and speak at a Grange meeting that evening.
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Chester
N. H
National Grange
David Franklin Haus
Manchester
Grange
Pain Relief Promise from St Jacobs Oil Back Pain
Reader reports rapid relief after rubbing St Jacobs Oil on a sore back. The ad claims lumbago sciatica or strain pain vanishes after a single use with no skin burning or discoloration, noting a 60 year recommendation and availability at drug stores.
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St. Jacobs
É&C
Springfeld
Wakefield Man Killed by Auto on North Avenue
Charles P. Rosson, 77, of 19 Lowell Street Wakefield, was run over and killed instantly at 6:15 p.m. while crossing North Avenue in front of the Wakefield station by an auto truck from Werner Company of Boston. The driver Leander P. Dickie of 73 Cushing Avenue Dorchester was arrested and held on a manslaughter charge.
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Charles P. Rosson
Lowell Street
Wakefield
North Avenue
Wakefield Station
Werner Company
Hawley Street
Boston
Leander P. Dickie
Cushing Avenue
Dorchester
Dickie
Wakefield man killed by auto in dark street crossing
Rosson, longtime Quannapowitt Grove figure and Wakefield resident, was struck on North avenue as he crossed diagonally after alighting from a Boston train. He died instantly from a crushed skull and a broken leg. Driver Dickie, speed about 10 mph, says he did not see Rosson until too late. Dickie and Harrington to Boston for merchandise delivery. Dickie arrested for manslaughter. Rosson leaves two daughters, Mrs Cade and Mrs Bayce.
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Boston
Quannapowitt Grove
Cross Walk
North Avenue
Dickie
Rosson
Frank E. Harrington
Francis Street
Everett
Frank P. Woodbury
Harrington
Derby
N. H
Wakefield
P. Frank Cade
Henry Bayce
Stoneham
Saco Pastor Named New Detroit Congregational Leader
The North Wood ward Avenue Congregational Church of Detroit telegraphed a unanimous call to Rev. Chester Burge Emerson of Ket Parish Church Saco Maine. Emerson will begin December 1 succeeding Rev Dr William Byron Forbush. Read The Little Giant by Herbert in P Post Magazine next Sunday.
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Saco
Woodward Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Chester Burge Emerson
Ket
Emerson
William Byron Forbush
Little Giant
Herbert
Next Sundaday
P Post
French Bulldog Club Opens Show With 316 Contestants
The French Bulldog Club of New England opened its annual show in Horticultural Hall with 316 entries, a record for the country. Boston hosts many top dogs as entries come from New York and Philadelphia as well. Notable among entries is Le' Merc Veleux from Mrs Edward Atkins of Quaker City, drawing attention for its striking appearance.
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French Bulldog Club of
New England
Horticultural Hall
East
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Edward Atkins
Belmont Spring Club Holds Annual Election
Belmont Spring Country Club held its annual meeting last evening and elected officers for 1914. President Henry Hornblower. first vice president Edwin Stevens. second vice president E Elmer Foye. executive committee member for three years F Foster Sherburne. secretary W N Tuller. ex officio members E Elmer Foye, Edwin C Stevens, W N Tuller.
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Belmont Spring Country Club
Henry Hornblower
Edwin ©. Stevens
E. Elmer Foye
F. Foster Sherburne
W. N. Tuller
Edwin C. Stevens
Angered man kills woman then himself in Charleston
In Charleston on November 5, Harry Illis, described as angered after Mrs. Charles E. Anderson attended a theatrical performance, shot and killed her before taking his own life. The two had long been friends.
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Charleston
W. Va
Charles E. Anderson
Harry Illis
Rome Mayor and Aldermen to Resign Day After Defeat
Mayor Nathan and the Rome aldermen announced their resignations following a heated meeting after the November 2 election, triggered by the second ballot defeat of bloc-supported candidates in the city.
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Rome
Nathan
Women at polls please Mrs Pankhurst in Illinois
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst praised the mobilization of women at the option elections in southern Illinois. About 15 000 women voted and nearly 80 percent opposed the saloon, she said it is only a question of time before women drive liquor traffic from the state.
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Chicago
Emmeline Pankhurst
Illinois
McManigal to be shipped to Havana then South America
Jail officials ordered the shipment of Ortie E. McManigal s effects to Tampa Florida after his release. He is reportedly bound for Havana to travel on to South America as a witness in the dynamite conspiracy case involving the McNamara brothers and others.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Tampa
Fla
Ortie E. McManigal
McNamara Brothers
McManigal
Havana
South America
Banfil announces engagement of Dolly H Banfil to James Ledgard
Sudbury couple Mr and Mrs William Banfil announce the engagement of their daughter Dolly H Banfil to James J Ledgard of Maynard. The marriage date is set for Monday November 17.
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William Banfil
Sudbury
Dolly H. Banfil
James J. Ledgard
Maynard
California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Gentle Child Cure
A vintage ad urges mothers to replace harsh calomel and castor oil with California Syrup of Figs for children. It touts the fruit laxative as safe, effective for liver and bowels, and promotes a 50 cent bottle with directions for all ages. The ad warns against counterfeit versions and directs readers to the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
California Fig Syrup, Company
Famous French bull dogs loom at New York show
Mrs. Mary Winthrop Turner hosts dogs from Never Never Land Kennels as a crowd gathers for a major bulldog show. Entries from Vernona Jarbeau and Charles Denault, with $1500 changing hands in one sale, join entries from Dorchester and Charlestown. A blue ribbon already awarded to Denault’s dog signals a strong competition lineup as the show remains open through tonight.
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Mary Winthrop Turner
New York
Cora
Vernona Jarbeau
Mme. Jarbeau
Noswal Nabob
Arnold Lawson
Hale
Charlestowns
Kelley
Richard Kelley
Dorchester
Louise Talbot
Boston
Criquette
New Haven
Bulkeley to Withdraw Bond Suit
Hartford Nov 5 Former Governor Morgan G Bulkeley president of the Aetna Life Insurance Company likely to vacate an appeal and the injunction against the Massachusetts Public Service Commissions approval of 67000000 debenture bonds for the New Haven road The move follows predictions that the appeal would be abandoned before the Superior Court hearing Monday.
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Hartford
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Massachusetts Public Service Commission
New Haven
Massachusetts Superior Court
Opposition avoids embarrassment over road receivership plan
After talks in Hartford with President Howard Elliott and Phoenix Fire Insurance director Edward Milligan, the opposition kept its stance to spare the new administration from a receivership or loan-trouble. Some speculate Bulkeley floated a new financing idea, though a bond issue with a pending lawsuit was described as hamstringing.
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Hartford
Howard Elliott
Bulkeley
Phoenix Fire Insurance Company
Edward Milligan
New Haven Road
Cascarets promise quick relief from stomach ills
An old advertisement claims Cascarets end headaches biliousness dizziness and sick stomachs. It teases constipated bowels and sour bile, promising a morning straighten out and a clear head after a 10 cent box, with regular bowels and cheerful feeling for months.
Hair Darkening Recipe Promises Youthful Look
A Kansas City resident touts a home hair darkening mix claiming to shade gray hair, stimulate growth, and improve scalp health. The formula blends bay rum glycerine Batbo Compound and water, applied every other day then biweekly, with claims it won’t stain or grease and can make a gray head look 10 to 20 years younger.
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Kansas City
Olive Tablets offer gentle liver cleanse claim
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural liver and bowel tonic to combat dullness and sallow complexion. Claiming 90 percent of sickness stems from inactive bowels, it presents the olive colored tablets as a safe calomel substitute sold by The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus Ohio in 10¢ and 20¢ (or 260) boxes.
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Edwards
Ohio
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Baco, Me
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Charles E. Townsend
Post
Richard J. Kelley
Belmont Spring Club
M’manigal
John N. Champion
Blanchette
Anette
Elliott
Gandy
Eathartic
America
U. S
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