Widow Wins 1000 Death Benefit From Widows and Orphans Fund
Margaret M. Crowley, widow of a Boston man who died January 8 1913, is granted 1000 from the A O H widows and orphans fund by the Supreme Judicial Court. The suit argues the order waived the December 1912 assessment deadline and considered prior deferrals. The court orders jury consideration on waiver of bylaw payment timing.
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Margaret M. Crowley
Boston
A. O. H. Widows’ and Orphans Fund
Supreme Judicial Court
Crowley
Naval drill off coast at Block Island
Sailors and marines from eight battleships of the Atlantic fleet second and third divisions landed on Block Island and conducted drills with guns and camp gear. Rear Admiral Dewitt Coffman inspected the landing, marking the first time fleet maneuvers included a landing on the island.
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Block Island
BR. I
Dewitt Coffman
Lapham Faces Kitten Mills Crisis in Boston Tale
Silas Lapham, a self made Boston businessman, fears a swindle by Milton Rogers as he confronts failing loans and a potential sale of mills. His wife Persis consoles him, and their hopes ride on English buyers versus a G L P offer, while personal ties test devotion and pride amid looming financial peril.
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Silas Lapham
Vermont
Boston
Irene
Penelope
Nankeen Square
South End
Lapham
Beacon Street
Thomas Corey
Beacon Hill
Quebec
Corey
Colonel Lapham
Rogers
Dubuque
Los Pe Lapham
William
Gallop & Paddock’s
State Street
Persis
Mrs. Lapham
Silas
Back Bay
Rogerson
Pen
Heaven
Mills
Providence
Bill
Four American Doctors Held in Uskup Balkans Appeal
Dr Edward Stuart of Boston seeks via American and Bulgarian consulates the release of four American physicians stranded at Uskup after Bulgarian occupation. Named are Stanley S Osborne Peabody Mass Charles E Fox Baltimore Henry Platz New York and George Bahr Brooklyn. Dr A F Cornelius Berea Ky prefers to stay at Uskup with the Lady Paget Hospital.
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Saloniki
Greece
Paris
Edward Stuart
Boston
Uskup
Stanley SS. Osborne
Peabody
Mass
Charles E. Fox
Baltimore
Henry Platz
New York
George Bahr
Brooklyn
A. F. Cornelius
Berea
Lady Paget Hospital
Harvard Law Men Lead: Graduates From 144 Colleges Enroll
Harvard Law School this year counts 787 students from 144 colleges and universities. Harvard leads with 219 graduates, Yale and Princeton tie for second at 72 each, Dartmouth supplies 35, Williams 23, Brown 18, Minnesota 18, Wisconsin 12, Amherst 10, California 10, Missouri 10. First class has 388 students, second year 226, and 197 in the graduating class.
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Harvard Law School
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Dartmouth
Williams
Brown
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Amherst
California
Missouri
England Frees Two Chicago Men on U S Request
Emil Miehlke and Herman Krauss, both naturalized Americans born in Germany, were released by British authorities at Kirkwall after being taken from the steamship Kristianfjord, following a request from the American embassy.
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London
Emil Miehlke
Herman Krauss
Chicago
Kristianfjord
Kirkwall
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Next Sunday Post
New England
Kirschbaum
B. E. Co
A. B. Kirschbaum Co
Washington St
Cor. Boylston
William Dean Howells
W. D. Howells
Houghton, Mifflin &Co
France
Dunkerque
Belfort
Edith Wharton
Charles Scribner’s Sons
The
Edison Electric Luminating Co
Oxford
Harvard Law Men
England
U. S
Antoine Dellamane
Antoine
WM. E. Smith
Bermuda
West St Cor Tremor
Beecham
Ha Boues
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