Boston Historical Society Ejection Debate Set at Girls High
The Hon. Albert E Pillsbury will review the American Bar Association move to eject William H Lewis and other colored men at the Boston Historical Society meeting in the Girls High School on West Newton Street. Dr Francis H Rowley will also speak.
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Girls’ High
West Newton Street
Francis H. Rowley
Dakota Dan Identified by Chowder Claim in Court
In East Cambridge court, Mrs. Margaret Ball testifies that Dakota Dan, who claimed to be Daniel Blake Russell, recalled the Russell family having fish chowder for supper the night Maggie Fay broke a kitchen pane. Ball’s testimony and her exchange with William C. Russell highlighted the hearing.
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Maggie Fay
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Miss Fay
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Widow of Russell claimant recalls boyhood in Melrose
Mrs Ball aged about seventy testifies she nursed the claimant in 1866 and recalls details from early life in Melrose. Witnesses describe recognition of the Russell family and a remark about the Measles case as the Dakota Dan cross examination pauses for the week. James S Sherman and John W Kern preview a magazine feature in next Sunday's Post Magazine.
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Thomas
Standal
Melrose
Daniel Russell
James S. Sherman
United States
John W. Kern
Indiana
Post
New England Suffrage League Urges Colored Voters to Back Wilson
New Bedford Oct 8 after midnight the ninth annual meeting at Bethel A M E Church ended with cheers as leaders denounced Taft and Roosevelt for Southern disfranchisement. Delegates from MA RI CT heard speakers advise colored voters to support Wilson to protest and shift Democratic policy toward relief.
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Taft
Roosevelt
New England Suffrage League
Bethel A. M. E
Kempton Street
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Wilson
Maurice to Dance in Broadway to Paris at Shubert Theatre
J J Shubert in Boston directs rehearsals for Gertrude Hoffmann show Broadway to Paris and announces Maurice and Walton will headline the revue at the Shubert Theatre Thursday night. Maurice, famed for Paris gyrations two years ago, heads a world renowned cabaret duo.
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Boston
Gertrude Hoffmann
Broadway
Paris
Maurice
Walton
Shubert Theatre
New York
Benevolent Plan by Catholic Foresters Funds Aid Ties
St Patrick Court No 7 M C O F outlines a benevolent fund plan with $1000 life insurance per member. A whist party and dance after each regular meeting will begin October 16 and occur bi monthly to raise money for the fund.
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Lost Loved Ones Found At Electric Show
Advertisements promise reunion at the Wistaria Garden during the Electric Show next week. People are urged to locate spouses parents or friends among displays, where they may be seen at a miniature tea and coffee factory or sipping tea or coffee with delight.
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Wistaria Garden
Stars Son Who Saved Mother
David W. Shannon, 55, of 28 Winter Street East Cambridge was arrested for assault with a dangerous weapon on his son Martin Shannon 26. Martin is in Cambridge Relief Hospital with knife wounds to the abdomen. Police say the incident followed a midnight return home and a confrontation after Martin asked his father to be quiet. An arrest was made after Shannon walked to his factory job on Sixth Street.
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Winter Street
East Cambridge
Gutoski
Cambridge
Martin Shannon
Shannon
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Martin
Sixth Street
Townsends Wins $2756.28 Suit Against Burnham Firm
A jury in East Cambridge Superior Civil Court awarded Henry S Townsend of Melrose $2756.28 in his suit for 5000 against the stock firm Burnham Bennett Co. The case arose from a December 1904 stock transaction when Townsend sent orders to be operated by the defendants.
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East Cambridge
Notable Short Stories Highlighted for Post Magazine
The Post Magazine previews four stories for next Sunday: Her Tiger by Michael White, The Jaws of the Pier by Morgan Robertson, Putting it Over by Glenmore Davis, and A Suf fragist Conversion by Joseph O'Brien, recommending them as worthwhile reads.
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Michael White
Morgan Robertson
Glenmore Davis
Joseph O’brien
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El-Rado Promises Hair Removal For Women
An advertisement claims El-Rado liquid hair remover dissolves superfluous hair instantly by acting at the hair root. It asserts rapid growth retardation and skin benefits with a satisfaction guarantee, and offers a free booklet from The Pilgrim Mfg. Co. at 89 East 28th Street New York.
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Evidence in Harvester Co Case Shows Hidden Ownership
Testimony in the government suit to dissolve International Harvester revealed that ads for D M Osborne & Co credited to the Harvester group were shown as proof the company concealed ownership of acquired rivals. E N Wood testified the corporation’s stock was held in trust for Perkins McCormick and Deering. profits data unavailable.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
Taylor
United States District Court of St. Paul
D. M. Osborne & Co
Auburn
N. Y
E. N. Wood
International Harvester Company of America
George W. Perkins
Cyrus H. McCormick
James Deering
Suit and overcoat sale ad from S. H. Harrison Co
Hand tailored menswear promo urges saving on suits and overcoats with a $12.50 deal. Advertisement notes S. H. Harrison Co located at 662 672 Washington Street and urges customers to act before prices on tailored garments.
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S. H. Harrison Co
Washington Street
Conference on School Plan Aims at Commercial Life
Dr. Franklin B. Dyer and downtown department store leaders met at Mason Street headquarters to discuss expanding the Continuation School. The aim is to build up the school as a factor in the city’s commercial life with industry leaders pledging support and involvement.
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Young Men's Christian Union
Boylston Street
Franklin B. Dyer
Mason Street
Dyer
M. H. Corcoran
Francis P. O'Connor
Boston Chamber of Commerce
J. E. Pridday
Henry Siegel Company
Mary la Dame
Butler’s
Della B. Bean
Jordan Marsh Company
Eleanor J. Stone
Everybody’s
F. I. Coburn
George Ll. Swasey
T. F. McGrath
Conrad
Gilchrist's and Filene's Education Directors Named
James T. Chase superintendent at Gilchrist's E L Hahn and Eleanor M Laird directors at Gilchrist's Berenice N Cannon director at Filene's named among educational staff.
Jolly Jumpers and Kaptin Kiddo Sage a Fun Day
The Jolly Jumpers and Kaptin Kiddo share an amusing adventure in the comic section of next Sunday’s Post.
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Jolly Jumpers
Kaptin Kiddo
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Brunswick Tub Wins First Prize At State Muster
Topsham Me Oct 8 Niagara of Brunswick and Tiger of Hallowell captured first places in the state hand engine muster at the Topsham fair. First class winners included Niagara Brunswick 216 ft 1 4 in Oregon Topsham 173 ft 8 1 2 in Kennebec Brunswick 147 ft 3 4 in. Second class Tiger Hallowell 198 ft 6 3 8 in Excelsior Auburn 189 ft 8 7 16 in Androscoggin Topsham 17 ½ ft 7 1 4 in.
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Excelsior
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Androscoggin
Hood’s Lotion Promises Quick Drying Soothing Care
After shaving the lotion offers healing and antiseptic care with a delicate fragrance. It dries quickly and is marketed at 50 cents.
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