American Money Mad Is Charged by Visiting Doctor
Dr Hugh Cabot, chief of the Harvard Surgical Unit in France on leave, told the Master Builders Association that Americans are money mad and unprepared for the coming industrial shifts. He warned the nation risks debtor and creditor relations with England if the war drags on and prosperity blinds the public to danger.
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Hugh Cabot
Harvard Surgical Unit
France
Master Builders’ Association
Washington
England
Quote on policy change and fear from Mexican protests
A quoted speaker warns that if policies are not changed soon, the nation could face a dangerous situation with few allies. The statement expresses fear about future consequences and a desire to avoid being caught unprepared.
Statue Case Continued In Scituate Monument Controversy
A large Scituate delegation including Grand Army men and the Women’s Relief Corps attended a Boston hearing before Judge Fox on the soldiers' monument dispute. The case was continued to complete pleadings and placed on the merit list for hearing by Navy 27. Ten Scituate citizens seek an injunction to stop the town committee from awarding a $19,000 monument contract on the town Common.
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Grand Army
Women’s Relief Corps of Scituate
Boston
Fox
Superior Court
Soldiers’ Monument
Navy
Scituate
Million-Dollar Woman's Board of Trade Building Planned
Plans nearly complete for a $1,000,000 Woman's Board of Trade building at Park Square near the Paine building. The center will serve women in business with show rooms, offices, a restaurant, roof garden, and a large exhibition hall for style shows. The project, led by Mrs. Charlotte Smith, has raised $650,000 with land value boosting total near a million. Architects S. W. St Clair and R. Clipston Sturgis oversee design. copyright efforts aim to establish a national network with possible branches in major cities.
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Woman’s Board of Trade
Park Square
Paine Building
New York
Philadelphia
Woman's Board of Trade
Charlotte Smith
Woman's Board of Trade of Massachusetts
Boylston Street
Boston Post
New England
Boston
S. W. St. Clair
R. Clipston Sturgis
Former Boston Rabbi Retires To Enter Business
Rabbi Samuel Margolies of Cleveland, formerly of Boston, announced his retirement from the ministry to embark in business. The move surprised the local Jewish community, where he is well known. His resignation marks a second retirement in the community.
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Samuel Margolies
Cleveland
Boston
Rabbi Margolies
Rabbi Eichler Resigns to Practice Law
Dr. M. M. Eichler, former rabbi of Temple Ohabei Shalom on Union Park Street, has resigned recently to become a practicing attorney at law. The move comes as he transitions from religious duties to legal practice within a few weeks.
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Jewish Ministry
M. M. Eichler
Temple Ohabei Shalom
Union Park Street
Herman Winter Towed Back to New York After Break
The Eastern Steamship Corporation freight steamer Herman Winter, which left New York for Portland Maine, returned to City Island in tow after breaking her crank shaft.
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New York
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Herman Winter
Portland
City Island
Temporary home found for deserted 15 month old boy
In Orleans Vermont a temporary home has been arranged for the 15 month old boy abandoned on the veranda of C. W. Skinner’s Brownington farm early Sunday, Oct 29. The child, about 25 pounds with light brown curls and dark eyes, was wrapped in an old horse blanket and shows no clues to his identity.
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Orleans
C. W. Skinner
Brownington
Here
Skinner
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Marx
the Continental Clothing House
Washington St
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U. S
Castoria
Mexico
Troversy
Woman’s Trade Board
N. Y
Carter
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