Rose Smith's Illness Mystery At Relief Station
Police investigate Rose Smith 57 of 1 Hancock street unconscious with severe head and body bruises. Sister-in-law Lizzie Smith 25 is held at Station 3 as inquiry concerns possible murder attempt. Witnesses describe two men visiting Smiths days earlier amid drinking and noise. sergeant husband of Rose said not involved.
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Division 3
Rose Smith
Hancock Street
Lizzie Smith
Rose
Frank Piper
Fort Warren
Smith
H. W. Powers
Temple Street
Mr. Powers
Charles P. Greenough Elected President of the Boston Bar Association
Members of the Boston Bar Association elected officers led by President Charles P. Greenough and Vice President Samuel Hoar. The council for three years includes Henry W. Putnam Henry M. Rogers Everett W. Burdett Charles B. Southard, Charles T. Gallagher, Richard Stone and John Lowell. The committee on grievances notes slow progress on disbarment actions in court.
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Charles P. Greenough
Boston Bar Association
Samuel Hoar
William 5. Hall
William F. Wharton
Henry W. Putnam
Henry M. Rogers
Everett W. Burdett
Charles B. Southard
Charles T. Gallagher
Richard Stone
John Lowell
Committee
Association For
Episcopalian Club Meeting At Hotel Brunswick
About 300 members and guests attended an October gathering of the Episcopalian Club at the Hotel Brunswick. Several delegates to the Brotherhood of St. Andrew convention were present. After-dinner remarks largely focused on the brotherhood.
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Episcopalian Club
Hotel
Brunswick
Bers
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Brotherhood
Paris Aeronaut De Brodsky Dies In Balloon Crash
Paris October 13 De Brodsky the aeronaut and his engineer Morin were killed when a dirigible failed near St Denis after wires to the car broke. The heavier than air craft rose from Vaugirard at 7 55 am on a trial trip and vanished after the crash. The Hungarian baron de Brodsky leaves a widow and three children.
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Paris
de Bradsky
Dad
Vaugirard
St. Denis
de Brodsky
Morin
August Severo
Mme
Severo
Rubert
M. Morin
M. de Brodsky
Lachambra
New England Christian Endeavorers Open Convention in Tremont Temple
A 300 voice chorus from Boston area societies rehearsed in Converse Hall Tremont Temple as the New England Christian Endeavor convention opens. Leaders include Lt Governor Bates and ministers D D Dixon Hall and Crane. Sessions, banquets, and state headquarters planned at Tremont Temple and various city churches with heavy out of town attendance expected.
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Christian Endeavorers of
New England
New England Christian Endeavorers
Society About
Boston
Converse
John L. Bates
A. C. Dixon
D. D
Russell T. Hall
Ella M. Weatherley
London
Eng
J. Wilbur Chapman
New York City
Congress of Workers
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
William Shaw
George K. Copeland
James Alexander
George W. Cole
C. D. Crane
Maine Christianendeavor Union
P. S. Henson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Russell H. Conweil
Philadelphia
Maine
Hotel
Berkeley
Massachusetts
Bellevue
Connecticut
Quincy House
Clarendon Street
Purdy
George W. Coleman
New England Christian Endeavor Convention
Professor Lorenz Repeats His Great Hin Operation on Seven Children Without Fee
CHICAGO October 18 Professor Adolf Lorenz of Vienna led the largest Chicago clinic at the College of Physicians and Surgeons performing seven hip dislocation repairs in one day all in children. He operated without charge while treating Lolita Armour and others, surpassing his previous solo-day total.
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Lorenz
Chicago
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Adolf Lorenz
Vienna
America
Professor Lorenz
Proposed Winter Cruise to the West Indies
The Dominion Atlantic Railway Company offers a 30 day winter cruise from Boston aboard the R M 8 Prince Arthur departing January 15 1908 via the Sombrero passage. It includes stops near St Kitts Nevis Montserrat Guadeloupe Dominica St Lucia Martinique St Vincent St Thomas San Juan and Porto Rico with time to inspect sites. The steel twin screw steamer features electric lights ventilation sanitary arrangements luxurious bathrooms shaded decks and an onboard physician. Rates and itinerary will follow with information available from Kentville Nova Scotia or Boston City Office 228 Washington Street.
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Dominion Atlantic Railway Company
R. M
Prince Arthur
Boston
Sombrero Passage
St. Kitts
Nevis
Monserrat
Guadeloupe
Dominica
St. Ucia
Antilles
Martinique
St Vincent
St. Thomas
Danish West Indies
San Juan
Porto Rico
Tropics
Kentville
N. 5
Washington Street
Boaton
Mass
Miners Vote $500 Donation From Quincy Union
Oct 13 in Quincy the Granite Workers Union contributes $500 to support the striking miners as labor tensions rise in the local mining sector.
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Quincy
Granite Workers’ Union of
Wireless Telegraphy Tested on Grand Trunk Train
Grand Trunk train carrying passenger agents to Portland, Me., featured wireless telegraphy using sending gear at St Dominique and a receiver on the moving train at 60 miles per hour. McGill University scientists reported the experiment, spanning eight miles out and eight miles behind the station, as highly successful.
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Montreal
Grand Trunk Railroad
Portland
St. Dominique
Dominique
McGill University
John Mason Little Elected President of the Board of Trade
John Mason Little, longtime Real Estate Exchange member and first vice president, was elected president of the Associated Board of Trade at the annual meeting held at Youne's Hotel. Officers named include Andrew G. Webster as vice president, Edward B. Wilson as vice president, Francis B. Sears as treasurer, John T. Boyd as secretary, and an executive committee at large.
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John Mason Little
Associated Board of Trade
J. Richard Carter
Association
Youne’s
Carter
Jerome Jones
Andrew G. Webster
Boston
Washington Street
Citi
Real Estate Exchange
Shoe and Leather Association
Eadward B. Wilson
Merchants’ Association
Francis B. Sears
John T. Boyd
Iron and Hardware Association
Geoffrey B. Lehy
Fruit and Produce Exchange
George Hutchinson
Purify clothes with Fels-Naptha without boiling
A nineteenth century sales line claims boiling is unnecessary. Fels-Naptha soap allegedly yields purer, sweeter clothes with less wear and scalding, presenting the product as an efficient alternative.
Judge Dewey Reveals Plans to Go Abroad and Resign
Boston Municipal Court judge Henry Dewey announces a planned European vacation for about a month and confirms he intends to resign in the near future for pecuniary reasons. He says political ambition for mayor is unlikely and cites salary vs private practice as a key factor. He and his brother, Frank C. Dewey, will sail from New York on Thursday aboard a French liner.
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Henry
Dewey
City of
Boston
Wolcott
Europe
Frank C. Dewey
New York
Inexpensive Boston to California Air Trip Offer
Daily October one way tickets from Boston to California priced at 50 dollars with a sleeper option bringing the total to 60 dollars. Special escorted party departs Boston October 21 and 28 traveling via Niagara Falls Chicago Salt Lake City and Colorado with scenic highlights. Contact W. J. O Meara New England Passenger Agent C B Q R R 806 Washington Street Boston Mass.
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Boston
California
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Colorado
W. J. O'Meara
New England
Washington Street
Mass
Cook's Imperial Champagne Extra Dry Promotion
If you are going to the mountains or seashore, order a case of Cook's Imperial Champagne Extra Dry. This line promotes a champagne product for travelers and leisure trips, directing readers to purchase a case for their seaside or mountain excursions.
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Cook
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