Mellen Defends Self in Boston & Maine Suit
Charles S. Mellen former president of the New York New Haven and Hartford Rail road says he never owned Billard stock and calls the suit seeking 3 828 147 for the Boston & Maine deal a false charge. He notes Billard may have acted as trustee and explains contract changes after signing.
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New York
Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven Road
The
New England Navigation Company
John L. Billard
Billard Company
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mr. Mellen
Billard
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Woman Rescued From Fire At 36 Pearl Street Lynn
Mrs. Sarah Gold of 36 Pearl street Lynn was saved from a smoke filled tenement above a burning store around midnight by neighbor Mrs. Joseph C. Emery who was nearly overcome. Mrs. Gold's husband Morris escaped unaided. Five others on the third floor fled in nightclothes.
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Sarah Gold
Pearl Street
Lynn
Joseph C. Emery
Emery
Fire Engulfs Mr. Gold’s Fruit Store Terror Strikes Families
Fire trapped families as smoke filled the street floor of the Gold fruit store. Mrs. Gold nearly suffocated woke screaming and fell from stairs but Mrs. Emery reached her, pulling her to safety. Stephen Smith and his children Emily Lucy Gordon and boarder Howard Blackadar escaped in nightclothes by outside stairs.
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Mr. Gold
Mrs. Gold
Mrs. Emery
Stephen Smith
Emily
Lucy
Gordon
Howard Blackadar
Dr Karl Muck Arrives in Boston With Symphony Party
Dr Karl Muck conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Mrs Muck reached Boston aboard the Knickerbocker Limited from New York after sailing from Rotterdam on the Ryndam on Sunday September 27. Also aboard were several Boston Symphony members including Albert Sand the new first clarinet and first violins Monsieur Sauvlet and Otto Roth.
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Karl Muck
Symphony
Muck
Boston
Knickerbocker Limited
New York
Mrs. Muck
Rotterdam
Ryndam
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Albert Sand
Messrs. Sauvlet
Otto Roth
German conductor Dr Muck Returns with War Word At Sea
Dr Muck arrives in Boston from Rotterdam aboard the Ryndam with plans to announce programs soon at Copley Plaza. He defends German actions, details eyewitness claims, and notes younger musicians released from service. Baroness Elsie Von Blomberg travels with him, her brother serving at the front.
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Dr. Muck
Germany
Boston
Dr. Mack
Mack
Copley Plaza
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Alfred Hertz
Metropolitan Opera Company
Muck
Volbach
Stravinsky
Ropartz
Schoenberg
Reger
Europe
Elsie von Blomberg
Charles Street
Barron von Bloomberg
Imperial German Medical Corps
France
Roxbury Branch Store Opens at Mason Dry Goods Site
Deeds have been placed on file for Houghton & Dutton Company to take over the building at 2201-2215 Washington street, site of a Roxbury branch store. Immediate possession has been taken, with plans for a fully equipped department store serving Roxbury and nearby neighborhoods. The firm promises low cash prices in line with the It Pays to Pay Cash House, appealing to Roxbury and Dorchester districts.
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Houghton & Dutton Company
Mason Dry Goods Company
Washington Street
Houghton & Dutton
New England
Roxbury
Dorchester
Greater Boston
Catholic Total Abstinence Union Banquet Tonight in Boston
The Diocesan Catholic Total Abstinence Union hosts its annual banquet at Horticultural Hall this evening with Cardinal O Connell expected to attend along with priests from the Boston diocese. Governor Walsh Mayor Curley and judges O Neill and Murray will be among lay speakers. musical numbers include St Marys Cadets Brookline and the Young Mens Catholic Association Glee Club led by Thomas J Hurley.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Horticultural Hall
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Walsh
Curley
Joseph H. O'Neil
Michael J. Murray
Municipal Court
Patrick Sullivan
Bay State Street Railway
St. Mary's Cadets
Brookline
The
Young Men’s Catholic Association
Thomas J. Hurley
Suffrage Bequest Reported At Over Eight Hundred Thousand
New York Oct 7 The will of Mrs Frank Leslie who died recently leaves a large bequest to Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt suffrage leader. Executor William Nelson Cromwell says the estate is likely to total about 1 000 000. He adds the sum bequeathed to Catt exceeds 800 000. Some cough remedies offer relief in advertising copy for Adamson s Balsam cures.
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New York
Frank Leslie
Carrie Chapman Catt
William Nelson Cromwell
Cromwell
Rival Congress Candidates Speak At City Club Dinner
The 11th district candidates Henry Clay Peters Progressive and Curley, Boston mayor, spoke at a United Improvement Association dinner. Peters urged harbor and merchant marine growth. Curley praised his administration and backed a two week city laborer vacation while criticizing the boss-for-each-laborer payroll system, claiming savings allow the vacation plan.
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Congress
11Th
United Improvement Association
City Club
Washington
Curley
Holden Tinkham cites five federal harbor issues in Boston race
Ex Senator George Holden Tinkham the Republican nominee outlined five essential federal problems for a Boston Congressman. He named the Boston Harbor including the Mystic River, the post office, the immigration station, the appraiser's stores and the navy yard as priorities. Senator Francis J Horgan the Democratic candidate also urged harbor development and merchant activities.
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George Holden Tinkham
Boston
Mystic River
Navy Yard
Francis J. Horgan
Michael C Quinlan of Cathedral Parish Dead
Michael C Quinlan longtime Cathedral parish member died yesterday at his daughter Mrs John S Martins residence in Sanford 1513 Washington St He was 74 or 75 Survived by four daughters Mrs John J Sullivan Mrs Henry L Hoey and Misses Gertrude and Josephine Quinlan The two actresses funeral set for tomorrow morning with solemn high mass of requiem in the Cathedral at o clock
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Michael C. Quinlan
John S. Martin
Sanford
Washington Street
Martin
John J. Sullivan
Henry L. Hoey
Gertrude
Josephine Quinlan
Thief Charged In $400 Diamond Pendant Larceny
Joseph Morris, 26, of 18 Lynde Street West End, arrested after a chase in East Boston section for larceny of a $400 diamond pendant belonging to Ida M. Bloom of 33 Princeton Street. The pendant was snatched from Bloom as she walked home on Norman Street. chase led to arrest, gem not recovered and believed discarded during pursuit.
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Joseph Morris
Lynde Street
West End
Ida M. Bloom
Princeton Street
Boston
Norman Street
Dys-pep-lets Give Satisfaction Ot Practical Claim
A reader testimonial touts Dys-pep-lets as stomach aids that work after years of distress. The letter mentions satisfaction after using one tablet, subsequent purchases, and recommendations. Advert describes prices 10c 25c and 1 box.
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Serted
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Africa
Boston Post
R.a.white Co
H. White CO
Good Judee
Bene Bye Sas
Houghton @ Dutton
C.T. A. U. Men
Adamson
Army Goods Store
U.S
United States Army
United States
Army
McClellan
Wu. S. Springfield
U. S. Springfield Carbine
Army & Navy Goods
Summer Street
Mass
Tinkham, Peters and
Horgan
Henry Clay Peters
Boste
Cathedral Parish
St. Gall
Jordan Marsh Company the Mercantile Heart of
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New York Wholesale Millinery Co
Tremont ST
Sagamore
Cape Cod
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Cooney
Prop
Riker-Jaynes Stores
Washington ST
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