Harvard Law student Harold Vanderbilt in critical typhoid fight
Harold K. Vanderbilt son of William K Vanderbilt and Harvard Law School student lies in Stillman Infirmary Harvard in critical condition from typhoid Fever. His brother William K Vanderbilt Jr was summoned from New York. He is a 1907 Harvard Class member and Porcellian Club member with dramatics Cercle Francais ties and two seasons as assistant manager of the varsity football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold K. Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt
Harvard Law School
Stillman Infirmary
Harvard
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
New York
Harold
College Hospital
Porcellian Club
Cercle Francais
Fi red shot at his wife ends with police arrest
Girolamo Rizzito age 53 rushed into his home at 116 Leverett Street and fired a 44 calibre revolver at his wife. His two sons tackled him and police from Station 3 arrested him after the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leverett Street
Girolamo Rizzito
Weston at Fredonia Ends 45 Mile Day for Pedestrian
Edward Payson Weston the 70 year old pedestrian reached Fredonia, New York at 2 pm after a grueling day. He traveled 45 miles today and reported feeling fine though he had slept less than three hours. He started with a late Buffalo reception and pressed on with renewed energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Edward Payson Weston
Weston
Fredonia
Mayor Mentioned in the Hallion Contracts
The commission heard testimony tying Senator Linehan to Hallion who lived in Linehan’s house and is missing. Mayor Fitzgerald allegedly directed Superintendent Doogue to award Hallion contracts without bids as City Auditor Mitchell read contracts from 1902 to 1905 totaling 8796 dollars.
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Linehan
Hallion
Fitzgerald
Doogue
Senator Linehan
J. Alfred Mitchell
Sughrue
William J. Hallion
William Doogue
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Boston Common
Butler
W. A. Murfett
Simson Brothers
Thomas J. Hinds
Sir
W. J. Hallion
W. F
George W. Carr
William J. Doogue
Dyspepsia Cure Ad Vows Bold Claims and Old Boston Trials
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and related stomach ailments, claiming rapid relief and rest for the stomach. The text then shifts to a courtroom-style transcript detailing early 1900s Boston public works contracts, bids, and city official letters involving William J. Hallion and Frank J. Linehan amid questions of propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Continental overcoat sale boosts city record week
The Continental reports a record week as overcoats to beat promises better stock from leading makers. The sale notes that the stock is the biggest in the city and includes all new models ready for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental
Varsity
Chesterfield
November the Great Overcoat Stock Sale
November event invites shoppers to inspect a full stock on Saturday. Early arrival suggested as the day is expected busy.
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Vanderbilt
West End
Fredonia, N. Y
Frank J. Linehan
Sullivan Square
Charlestown
Feeney
Mitchell
Charles F. Dolan
High Street
William H. Cuddy
Willam J. Hallion
Linehan’s Banking
Edward EF. Parker
Beacon Trust Company
Trust Company
Parker
Luke J. Doogue
Timothy J. Butler
A. Vestaka
Wilbur F. Adams
Dorchester
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Clothing House
Washington, Cor. Boylston St
Hart Sehatfoer & Marx
Hart Shaffner & Marg
Carters
Carters Wee Pills
Chinz
Ernst
Matthews
Agant
Pelham
Front
Mangle
Vesta Victoria
Billy Green
John
Tremont Theatre
Marie
Thea
Brondy
Ariah
Barney Carney
Tigers
Willie Brown
Toney Boy
Bo P.O. E
Bill
Musette
Hettie King
Land of the Buffalo
Jerome H. Remick Co
Harvest Wholesale and Retail Music
Tremont Row
LEGAL
Houghton & Dutton
Tremont & Beacon
John T. Connor
Greater Boston
W. E. Merrill
Mass. Ave
Gilchrist Co
Washington & Winter Wm. H. Brine Co
Tremont St
Murphy's “ & R’way
Walcott & Co
Central Sq., E. Boston
H. A. Skidmore
Broadway
Chelsea
Wolf’s
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Sts
Merchants’ Legal Stamp Co
Washington St
F. N. Joslin & Co
H. H. Chandler
R. J. Farrell Union Sq
Somerville
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