New Woodruff Vance Co Store Opens With Half-Price Garments
Woodruff Vance & Co to open a 14 16 Tremont row Boston store offering men boys and children's clothing at one half the usual price. On opening day they will sell 1000 overcoats for 4.75 and 1000 boys coats for 1.50, with five floors of stock from five wholesale houses and a cash basis policy.
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Boston
IfIt
Woodruff, Vance & Co., Clothiers
Woodruff, Vance & Co
Tremont Row
Scollay Square
Charlestown
Brighton
Allston
Cambridge
United States
William Hl. Vance
Washington street entrance wire bulletin reports live play
A special wire at the Washington street entrance will broadcast every play of the game as it occurs. It starts at 2.
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Wire and Blackward
Washington Street
Ex-Globe Bank Chief Seeks Roosevelt Pardon
Charles H. Cole former president of the Globe National Bank of Boston hopes for a presidential pardon to complete his eight year sentence for wrecking the bank. Friends doubt Roosevelt will reconsider after a previous adverse decision. Lodge and Ashley press Moody to push the pardon through.
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Charles H. Cole
Globe National Bank of Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
Henry W. Ashley
Boston
Moody
Washington
Roosevelt
Dennison Accepts First Assistant District Attorney Post
Joseph A. Dennison has accepted the position of first assistant district attorney under District Attorney-elect John B. Moran and will assume office after Moran takes office possibly before the month ends. Dennison, a Boston lawyer and former political writer, remains a potential candidate for Congress and can resign to pursue that race if he chooses. He is linked to the Democratic “Eilipino” faction and is married to a sister of Timothy W. and Daniel H. Coakley, residing in Charlestown.
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Joseph A. Dennison
John B. Moran
Post
Dennison
Congress
John A. Kelcher
Boston
Eilipino
The
Democracy
Coakley & Coakley
Timothy W
Daniel H. Coakley
Charlestown
Leave-taking at South station for Miss Helen MacGregor
Members of the As Ye Sow company bid farewell to their dead lead at South station last evening before the casket for Miss Helen MacGregor was loaded onto the midnight express to New York. The Rev. John Snyder spoke and prayed, the brother I J MacGregor sobbed, and a violet floral shield rested on the casket. Memorial services will be held at the Majestic Theatre tomorrow morning conducted by the same minister.
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Windeatt
Chicago
Helen Macgregor
South Station
Staten Island
New York
John Snyder
I. J. MacGregor
Ijle
Franklin Roberts
Miss MacGregor
Majestic Theatre
M Kenna Boy Wins Somerville School Case
John B. MeKenna Jr a 13 year old pupil of the Pope school Somerville was charged with hooting at his teacher. He was exonerated by the district committee which heard the case and is at liberty to return to school today. MeKenna did not take the stand. The committee after hearing the teacher s side concluded that no case had been made out.
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John B. MeKenna, Jr
Pope
Somerville
Mekenna
Ind
Italian midwife accused of practicing without license
Josephina Trevantino of 19 Fleet Street, alleged Italian midwife, was arrested yesterday on charges of posing as a physician and practicing medicine without registration. She allegedly treated an Italian woman and the treatment led to serious consequences.
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Josephina Trevantino
Fleet Street
Fire damages Malden frame factory in $10,000 loss
Malden on November 23 fire damaged the picture frame moulding factory of J. W. Kimball & Co. The blaze caused about $10,000 in losses. No injuries reported.
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Malden
J. W. Kimball & Co
Lieutenant Graham Shoots Himself in Tennessee
Lieutenant W. M. Graham of the Twelfth Cavalry shot himself through the left lung today in Chattanooga. The wound is reported fatal.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
W. M. Graham
Twelfth Cavalry
Virginia Battleship Exceeds Contract Speed On Trial
The new battleship Virginia surpassed its 19 knot contract speed during a trial from Monhegan Light past Whitehead to Boston Light. Naval officials reported smooth engines and normal bearings despite blistered paint on the smoke stacks from forced maximum draft.
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Virginia
Rockland
Boston Light
Uncle Sam
Naval Trial Board
Monhegan Light
Whitehead
Albany Trunk Murder Victim Found in South Ferry Home
Officials report a gruesome discovery as the badly decomposed body of Mrs. John Hammond was found wedged in a trunk in a South Ferry street residence where she lived with her husband. The trunk was placed in the fireplace, suggesting a violent crime nearly two weeks old.
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Albany
N. Y
John Hammond
South Ferry Street
Trunk Detailing Bloodless Interior Hints At Suspicious Death
The heavily lime disinfection and open trunk cover suggest an effort to mask odor in a three room flat. A woman age 57 was found dead, body bound with a clothes line, shoes on, face down, no visible injuries. Husband John Hammond, 25, cabinetmaker from Cohoes, missing for nearly two weeks. Autopsy pending to determine death cause.
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John Hammond
Ile
Cohoes
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Beach St
WISH
UNION
Expec Coles Pardon
Lodge
Banker
Klein & CO
Summer St
Bostion
Oren
Ivercoat
Royal Elgin
BY Moran
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U.S. Navy
Washington Credit CO
Lea
Plimpton-Hervey Co
Union ST
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