Testimonial Dinner Planned for Robert M Morse in Boston
Plans are nearly complete for a testimonial dinner honoring Robert M Morse a distinguished Boston lawyer at the Hotel Somerset on Thursday night December 16. The event is sponsored by the Massachusetts bench and bar and arranged by the Boston University Law School Association and alumni group.
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Robert M. Morse
Boston
Massachusetts
Hotel Somerset
Boston University Law School Association
Plant Juice advertised as cure for stomach trouble in Boston
A noted scientist cites that a quarter of educated people die from ignorance while Plant Juice claims to revitalize stomach liver kidneys and blood. A Boston streetcar conductor Mr G C Bean testifies to relief after using Plant Juice and recommends it as a first class tonic. The Plant Juice Man at Liggett Drug Co. store promotes the remedy daily to the public.
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Boston
G. C. Bean
Franklin Street
Liggett Drug Co
Washington and
Avon Streets
Rheumasalts Urges Kidney Support With Morning Dose
A pharmacy recommendation promotes Rheumasalts as a safe lithia drink to aid weakened kidneys and liver. Two teaspoonfuls in water before breakfast are said to improve back pain, detoxify the stomach, and cleanse the intestinal canal, with rapid action and no griping. Rheumabath Co., St. Paul.
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St. Paul
Dartmouth May Select Clergyman for Next President
Boston interest centers on possible Dartmouth College leadership candidates. Clergymen Ozora S. Davis and Benjamin T. Marshall are high on local lists, while ex President Taft is viewed as unlikely. Hanover faculty names Craven Laycock John King Lord Fred P. Emery and Rev Marshall also discussed as contenders.
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Dartmouth
Western Theological School
Boston
Newtonville Central
Roxbury
Taft
Hanover
Craven Laycock
John King Lord
Fred P. Emery
Marshall
E. K. Hall
Board of Trustees
Dinsmore Faces Sentence After Robbery Conviction
Richard Kurtz also known as Richard Young and Paul Dinsmore was found guilty of robbery by a jury in the Superior Criminal Court. Judge Hitchcock ordered two and a half to five years in state prison, with the sentence revoked pending Supreme Judicial Court review on exceptions. Dinsmore, 42, married with three children, described his family in Philadelphia and noted prior arrests in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts over 20 years.
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Richard Kurtz
Richard Young
Paul Dinsmore
Superior Criminal Court
Hitchcock
Dinsmore
Peter J. Casey
Supreme Judicial Court
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Elmon Wells
Wells
Dollar Fund for Belgians Grows With $25000 Donation
Kenry Clews of Broadstreet New York treasurer of the Dollar Christmas Fund for Destitute Belgians reports receiving 25000 from a three week drive. He thanks Boston residents and urges charity for Belgians amid wartime suffering and broader relief for Poles Serbians Russian Hebrews and Armenians.
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Kenry Clews
Broadstreet
New York
Dollar
Boston
Clews
Pelgium
Tod Sloan Ordered to Leave England
Tod Sloan former jockey arrested in London on a home secretary deportation order under the defence of the realm act and to be sent back to the United States. Support suggests his deportation followed a recent visit to Germany with no State Department confirmation yet.
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London
Tod Sloan
Home Secretary
United States
Washington
England
Germany
State Department
Fire Rages Through Boston Elevated Garage Destroying Seven Autos
A blaze at the Boston Elevated garage near Harrison Avenue powerhouse destroyed seven automobiles and caused about 12000 dollars damage. A chauffeur narrowly escaped with his life as two alarms were rung to combat the fire around 7 45 last evening.
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Boston Elevated Railway
Harrison Avenue
Horse Suffers From Tetanus at Angell Memorial
A horse with a tetanus case arrives at Angell Memorial Animal Hospital after a chafed back spot failed to heal. Dr Dailey notes the nervous stimulation similar to strychnine, keeping the horse in a quiet stall with shades drawn to aid recovery.
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Angell Memorial Animal Hospital
Dailey
Navy to build two battleships in government yards
Secretary Daniels said the first step was taken to build battleships numbers 43 and 44 in government navy yards after private bids exceeded the $7.8 million cap. The navy asked steel makers for bids on 62 million pounds of structural steel with delivery dates, noting last week’s private bids topped $8 million.
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Daniels
Navy
Congress
Department
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
New York
Mare Island
Fire destroys seven cars in garage blaze during city alarm
District Chief Mulligan's auto struck a pedestrian, Sarah Daley,へ in front of 1144 Colum bus avenue. She was slightly injured and taken to City Hospital. A separate gasoline incident at a garage escalated the fire, destroying at least seven vehicles while three were saved. Deputy Chief Sennett ordered a second alarm as flames spread to walls and roof.
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Mulligan
Timothy F. Donovan
Sarah Daley
Parker Street
Columbus Avenue
M. Moore
Matthew C. Brush
Moore
Sennett
Patrick Mullen
Convenient kitchen feature teased for Sunday Post
The upcoming Sunday Post Women’s Section promises a convenient kitchen roundup that helps readers plan meals, save time, and simplify home life with practical tips and product spotlights.
Skyscrapers' Club Dinner Tonight in Boston
The Skyscrapers' Club, Boston's tallest men, hosts a Thanksgiving eve dinner at Castle Square Hotel. Principal guest is Captain George Auger, 7 feet 4 inches tall and 800 pounds, formerly Coldstream Guards and Barnum & Bailey's circus. Betts says a big party invites all students and traveling salesmen.
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Skyscrapers
Boston
Castle Square Hotel
George Auger
Coldstream Guards
Barnum & Bailey’s Circus
George S. Betts
Wilson to Make Defence the Core of Congress Address
President Wilson will devote his annual address to a national defence focus and revenue issues. The speech will also touch on other legislative goals expected for the coming session and outline proposals for action by Congress.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Wilson Set to Press Defense and Reform in Message
The President will urge strengthen army and navy, with a continental army plan for 400 000 citizen soldiers over three years. He will push a merchant marine bill and conservation measures, plus self-government for the Philippines and rural credits legislation in today’s Cabinet ready address.
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Wilson
United States
Europe
Continental Army
Garrison
Congress
Army General Staff
Philippines
Baby in a Cage Feature Sparks Sunday Post Magazine
In the next Sunday Post Magazine a child case is explored through the unusual circumstance of a baby living in a cage. The piece examines caregiving, safety concerns, and social response while profiling families involved and the broader implications for child welfare.
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Next Sunday Post
Opera Night at City Club in Boston Sparks High Praise
A Boston City Club event last night showcased a host of famous singers including Mr. McDonald, Mr. Rabinoff, Madame Gay, Miss Schelder, Miss Campbell, and Mr. Mardon es. George S. Smith, newly elected vice president, presided at dinner and urged member support for the Boston Opera company with Ralph Lyford as accompanist.
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Boston City Club
George S. Smith
City Club
Boston Opera Company
Opera Company
McDonald
Rabinoff
Madame Gay
Miss Schelder
Miss Campbell
Mardones
Ralph Lyford
Sargol claims boost weight with customer testimonials
Advert reads from the Sargol Co claiming weight gain from taking Sargol with meals. Ohio and other testimonials cite gains from 139 to 151 pounds and 147 to 160 pounds, plus improved appetite and energy. The ad offers a free 50 cent sample for 10 cents postage and urges readers to try the product for quick body mass gains.
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H. E. Henninger
Ohio
R. T. Sivells
J. C. Weaver
N. D. Sandersen
Sargol Co
Herald Bldg
Binghamton
N. Y
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