Harvard Law Student Loses First Case in Equity Sessions
A Harvard Law School student appeared in Superior Court equity motions to argue a case taken up by the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau which provides free aid. The Commonwealth urged injunctions only in emergencies and noted the plaintiffs rarely used the alleged right of way. Judge Jenney allowed a hearing, with a new date set for December 1 unless a further injunction is granted.
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Harvard Law School
Superior Court
Equity
Harvard Legal Aid Bureau
Commonwealth
Jenney
Harvard Legal Aid Bureau Represents Hill in Injunction Case
Charles B. Rugg, president of the bureau and son of a Massachusetts Supreme Court chief justice, led the defense as Thomas A. Hill sought a temporary injunction to prevent neighbors Harry G. Smith and Mrs. Mexican from asserting a right of way over Hill’s Watertown land. Hill faced potential default if the injunction was granted without his presence. The hearing before Judge Charles F. Jenney focused on precedents in Massachusetts reports as Hill’s side argued against the injunction.
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Charles B. Rugg
Bureau
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Harvard Legal Aid Bureau
Thomas A. Hill
Watertown
Hill
Harry G. Smith
Daniel
Young Rugg
Massachusetts
Charles W Amory Laid At Rest At Arlington Church
Funeral services for Charles W. Amory of Beacon Street were held yesterday at midday at the Arlington Street Church with Rev. Paul Revere Frothingham officiating. The service included scriptural readings and church quartet selections. The piece notes a medical advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine with KE W Grove signature.
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Charles W. Amory
Beacon Street
Arlington Street
Paul Revere Frothingham
KE. W. Grove
Bowling ball attack on Patrolman Riley shocks town
An attempt to kill Patrolman Joseph C. Riley of Station 15 in Charles Town failed when a heavy bowling ball was hurled at him near Union and Main, missing by a narrow margin and smashing a wall. Patrolman John J. Walsh was drenched by a bucket of water from Rutherford Avenue. a woman was later identified but no other clues found as investigators probe these incidents.
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Joseph C. Riley
Station 15
Charlestown
Union and
Main Streets
John J. Walsh
Rutherford Avenue
Wins Game, but May Lose Life
Braintree Nov. 7 Three hours after Harry Allen the 17 year old half back of Braintree High School scored the only touchdown in a game with Thayer Academy he collapsed at home. A physician treated him for two hours and restored consciousness finding a slight concussion of the brain and a strained neck ligament. He was stated in critical condition but might recover.
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Braintree
Harry Allen
Thayer Academy
Young Allen
Wallace the Darwinism co discoverer dies remembered work
The article lists Alfred Russel Wallace as the co discoverer of Darwinism and notes his travels and writings. It highlights his East Indies sojourn leading to The Malay Archipelago and his broader works on evolution distribution and social topics. It also mentions his lectures in America in 1886 and 1887.
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Wallace
East Indies
Indonesia
Malay Archipelago
Far East
Robert Owen
Massey
Henry George
Amazon
Australasia
America
Wallace Dies in London at 90s Enduring Darwinian Pioneer
Alfred Russell Wallace co discoverer of Darwinism dies in London at age 90 91. The obituary notes his key role in biology and his influential works including the paper On the Tendency of Varieties to Depart Definitely from the Original Type.
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London
Alfred Russell Wallace
Wallace
Wallace and His Role in Biogeography and Evolution
The passage notes Alfred Russel Wallace's influence on biogeography through his 1876 distribution of animals work and the later Island Tales. It discusses his parallel development of Darwinian ideas, naming Darwinism in 1889, and cites his fieldwork in the East Indies observing major regional variations in life forms.
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Wallace
Wallace and Darwin debated origin of species and man
Wallace sent his views on natural selection to Darwin in 1858. Darwin presented Wallace’s paper to the Linnean Society and subsequently published On the Origin of Species in 1859. Wallace diverged from Darwin on human origins, arguing for a higher power shaping mental and spiritual traits.
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Malaysian
Darwin
Wallace
Linnean Society
Tragedy On Marginal Street Ends Brighton Driver’s Life
John Crawley of Hillside Avenue Brighton was crushed when a wagon he drove for the Brighton Abattoir Company rolled over him on Marginal Street Chelsea. He was thrown from the seat after the forward wheels swerved and died hours later at Frost Hospital.
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John Crawley
Hillside Avenue
Brighton
Marginal Street
Chelsea
Frost Hospital
Crawley
Brighton Abattoir Company
Tranquil Gallant Dies After Fall From Wall At Station
Attleboro November 7. Tranquil Gallant 65 prominent optician of 257 West Street North Attleboro sustained fatal injuries after falling from a retaining wall at the railway station to the street below. He died two hours after admission to Sturdy Memorial Hospital. Gallant, who had just arrived on the 7 17 p m from Taunton, was en route home and well known in local social and fraternal circles. He is survived by his wife and son Frank Gallant a North Attleboro moving picture operator.
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Attleboro
Tranquil Gallant
West Street
North Attleboro
Memorial Hospital
Gallant
Taunton
Frank Gallant
Moving Picture
Tufts Dental College students' initiation causes disturbance on the Common
Four Tufts Dental College students, one in a baby carriage, were halted by a police officer on Lafayette Mall for creating a disturbance during an Alpha Omega fraternity initiation. The baby fell from the carriage, a student mother cried, and onlookers gathered before the initiates left.
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Tufts Dental College
Alpha Omega
Lagrange Street
Lafayette Mall
Blue Coat
Giblin Arrigned Over East Boston Beating Case
Representative Thomas J. Giblin appeared in East Boston court arraigned on assault charges involving James E. Maguire editor of the East Boston Free Press. Bail set at $500 as Maguire’s brother pressed for $1,000. Giblin professed political persecution and denied fleeing.
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Thomas J. Giblin
James E. Maguire
East Boston Free Press
Giblin
East Boston
Joseph G. Barnes
Baywater Street
William Maguire
Lucey
Mr. Lucey
Barnes
Maguire
St Jacob's Oil Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement urges immediate relief from rheumatism with St Jacob's Oil. It claims pain relief is instant when applied to the tender spot and touts the product as harmless, skin friendly, and effective for sciatica neuralgia lumbago backache sprains and swelling, with a long history of success.
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St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs OW
Perfect biscuit perfectly produced and protected by N B C
The National Biscuit Company stresses vigilance in ingredient selection and safeguards its products with attractive tins Inter-seal Trademark packages and glass front cans. Across varieties from crackers to wafers the company claims each item is the best of its kind.
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National Biscuit Company
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Purport Health Tonic
Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable liver and bowel remedy. Claims to purify skin and boost energy with olive color tablets, marketed as a calomel substitute with no dangerous after effects and sold widely at ten cents a box.
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