Real Estate Men Plan Waterways Meeting
A meeting in the interest of waterways is to be held by the Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange at Young's Hotel at 5 30 p m on Nov 19. Among the speakers will be Gov Foss Congressman William S Greene Mayors Howard Higgins Fish Chambers Farrell Taylor and Burns and Loyd E Chamberlain of Brockton.
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The
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Young’s
Gov. Foss
William S. Greene
Howard
Brockton
Higgins
Fall River
Fish
Taunton
Chambers
Everett
Farrell
Malden
Taylor Oat
Resinol promises instant itch relief and skin cure
Resinol Soap and Ointment are advertised to stop itching on contact and heal eczema rash ringworm pimples and other eruptions. The ad claims quick relief for sores burns chafing and dandruff with samples offered from Resinol Chemical Co Baltimore and Louisville. A testimonial from Miss F Mable Edwards supports rapid relief and complete cure.
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Louisville
F. Mable Edwards
Stone Ave
Miss Marjorie Powers Found Dead in Bath Tub
Miss Marjorie G. Powers of 63 West Canton Street South End was found dead in a bath tub at the Revere House Thursday noon. The Medical Examiner George B. Magrath ruled natural causes. Police released employer Arthur T. Cumings after the district attorney cleared the case.
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Marjorie G. Powers
West Canton Street
South End
Revere House
George B. Magrath
Pelletier
Armstrong
Arthur T. Cumings
Socialist Delegates Plan Fight Over AFL Leader
Socialist delegates to the convention in Rochester plan a move against President Gompers' administration. The radical wing, numbering 84 delegates, will be led by J Mahlon Barnes, national campaign manager of the Socialist party, and a Cigarmakers' International Union delegate.
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Rochester
N. Y
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
J. Mahlon Barnes
Philadelphia
Socialist Party
Cigarmakers’ International Union
Committee On Resolutions
Duncan
United Mine Workers
Executive Council
Federation
Barnes
National Civic Federation
Duncan McDonald
Samuel Go
Powers Case Fatal Natural Death Declares Autopsy
Medical Examiner Magrath reports Miss Marjorie Powers died of natural heart failure with persistent thymus glands and dilation of the heart. No drowning or criminal act indicated. District Attorney Pelletier closes case, praising Cumings innocence. The piece shifts to labor federation politics with debates over officer elections by referendum and potential challenges to Gompers.
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George Burgess Magrath
Marjorie G. Powers
Magrath
Arthur T. Cumings
Cumings
25 000 Barrels of Apples for Europe Embarking Today
The steamer Devonian of the Leyland line will sail for Liverpool today carrying over 2 000 barrels of apples and about 18 000 bushels of grain. The vessel also books 22 cabin passengers.
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Europe
Devonian
Leyland Line
Liverpool
Supreme Court to rule on blank ballots impact
Salem November 15 The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court will decide if a blank ballot is a vote and whether blanks count in the majority of votes cast. The ruling will determine if Salem remains under a mayor and aldermen or switches to a city commission. A writ of mandamus seeks formal review.
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Salem
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Eight-year-old Charles Robinson climbs Greylock in a day
Pittsfield story notes Charles H. Robinson, aged seven, celebrated his birthday by climbing Greylock Mountain via the Cheshire harbor trail. He started from City Hall at 10 AM and reached the summit after two hours and two minutes, lunched briefly, descended in one hour and twenty eight minutes, returning to City Hall at 4 PM.
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Pittsfield
Charles H. Robinson
Greylock Mountain
Cheshire Harbor
City Hall
Court for Family Rows The Domestic Relation Session Opens
Chief Justice Wilfred Bolster announced a new domestic relation session of the Municipal Police Court. The unit will hear non-support stubborn children and certain husband wife assault and battery cases punishable by fines. Family quarrels brought to court will be assigned to this session, to be held in the Poor Debtors' Court rooms.
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Wilfred Bolster
Municipal Police Court
Record price at Hoe library sale halves word for half dollar
A Hoe library sale set a record as a volume sold for 50 cents amid a gallery crowd of book lovers. Most titles fetched hundreds or thousands of dollars, including William Haglitt's Lectures of English Poets sold for a half dollar. A Guttenberg Bible had gone for 50,000 dollars in an earlier Blue sale.
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New York
William Haglitt
Hood's Sarsaparilla Testimonials Urge Trial
Over forty thousand testimonials received in two years warrant us in urging you to give Hood's Sarsaparilla a trial. Prepared by C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Massachusetts.
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Hood
The Boston Opera House Petitions for Later Trains
The Boston Opera House and several theatres petitioned the Board of Railroad Commissioners for a hearing on later suburban trains. They cite widespread dissatisfaction with current service which requires residents on railroad lines to leave Boston by 11 45 p m or earlier. Signers include Russell R Whitman William D Andreas A L Levering Henry Russell W R Mac Donald George A Dodge and John R Quinn. The commission said a hearing would be set on a date to be announced.
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Boston Opera House
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Boston
Russell R. Whitman
William D. Andreas
Park Theatre
A. L. Levering
Boston Theatre
Henry Russell
W. R. MacDonald
George A. Dodge
John R. Quinn
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