Professor seeks field analysis over arsenic link to football death
Professor George K. E. Schneider of the Colorado School of Mines says he will demand an analysis of the dirt on the college football field to see if arsenic caused his son Leo Schneider's death after a practice injury led to septicemia. Leo, a Mines player, suffered an ankle abrasion days earlier.
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Tales of the Big League Poker on the Pony Express
The Ponies, a rough, carefree baseball trio led by Monk Lawson, linger over a private car poker game on tour. McCarter, Hawley, Hogan, and others spar over hands while tensions rise between players and outsiders as the ongoing chase for a pennant stalls in a rough-and-tumble clubhouse atmosphere.
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Miss Draper To Exhibit Art Here
Former Boston art student Miss Draper will hold a miniature portrait exhibition here soon.
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Popular City Hall Man Peter Costello Dies
Peter I. Costello, 67 Gardner Street West Roxbury, longtime sentinel at the Public Works head office outer gate, dies at home after more than 21 years of service. He leaves a widow and three children. Funeral held this morning.
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Wilson Secures Quiet Day in Bermuda
Governor Wilson enjoyed a peaceful day in Hamilton Bermuda on November 29. He found no arriving politicians aboard the New York steamer, aside from William Bard Hale of New York. The president elect received a large mail and planned to join a general reception and garden party the next day.
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Parade of South End churchmen scheduled for Sunday
The five South End churches plan a 2 50 PM parade from Columbus avenue and Berkeley street through district streets. Tremont Temple Brotherhood joins, pastors march, followed by a 3 30 PM mass meeting at First Presbyterian Church. Promoters include Gideon Associates led by Rev W M Tufts. Addresses by Rev James Francis Rev Joseph Perry and Rev L A Nites.
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Miss Harriette Draper to Exhibit Miniature Paintings
Former Boston painter Miss Harriette E. Draper plans a New York trained miniature portrait exhibition in this city. Daughter of Dr and Mrs Frank E Draper of 1288 Commonwealth Avenue, she studied at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and later pursued extended study in New York and abroad. She belongs to the Students' Art League in New York.
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Bridge Falls as Fire Breaks Suspended Span
At Gassaway West Virginia a suspension bridge over the Elk River burned on its end causing occupants to plunge into the water. A crowd watched as rescuers saved all but one man in serious condition.
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Shopping Squad Arrests Six Shoplifting Suspects
The Shopping Squad, described by Chief Inspector McGarr, began duties during the holiday season in the crowded retail district and arrested six persons—three men and three women—on larceny charges for alleged thefts from shoppers and department counters.
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Robbery and theft arrests reported in Roxbury area
William A. Austin of 17 Brock Avenue Roxbury is charged with taking a handbag worth 1.25 from an unknown person. George H. Ransom, 64, arrested for stealing a 55 watch from a jewelry store five gloves valued at 7.50 from a leather goods firm and another pair of gloves from a department store. Ethel Cohen caught taking a lace collar at a department store and turned over to inspectors. Mrs Rose Hickey of 8 Davis Street Melrose arrested for larceny of collars and neckties. Nathan Gold arrested on suspicion of pickpocketing and charged with larceny of 13 from a person unknown. Mrs Sophie Stone of 96 Appleton Street arrested after she had or-
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George H. Ransom
Ethel Cohen
Rose Hickey
Davis Street
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Nathan Gold
Sophie Stone
Appleton Street
Sage Tea and Wyeth Remedy for Dark Hair
Grandmothers used sage tea to darken hair and color was preserved longer. Modern readers can use Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a scalp tonic and color restorer to improve cleanliness, strength, and growth, with a 50 cent bottle and money back guarantee after trial.
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Woman Arrested After Muffled Delivery Mix-Up
A muff sent to a Washington street store addressed to a customer who claimed not to order it led officers with the delivery boy to arrest a woman as she prepared to sign for the package. The incident centers on an unclaimed muff and an alleged misdirected delivery.
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Big Red Cross Seal Sale Expands Across Massachusetts
The Anti-Tuberculosis Association of Boston led by Seymour H. Stone distributes Christmas Cross seals through 50 agencies statewide. Seals sold in department stores, druggists, post offices and via mail or phone from 62 Pemberton square. The Santa Claus seal features a red and green holly wreath on a gray background.
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Seymour H. Stone
Massachusetts
Pemberton Square
Santa Claus
Notice of Unclaimed Deposits at The Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
In compliance with section 39 Chapter 590 Acts of 1908 the bank lists depositors who have not touched their deposits or interest for twenty years ending October 1912. The notice names multiple account holders with varying balances and addresses, including entries from Boston Cambridge New York Chelsea Somerville Dorchester and other locations, signed by Holmes Treasurer.
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