Hilton Clothes Show Off American Made Suit Claim
Theodore A. Justice, Philadelphia woolen merchant, wore a Hilton $12.50 suit before the Ways and Means Committee in Washington to argue against tariff cuts on wool. He noted the suit was American made and described as a $60 Fifth Avenue creation by congressmen and papers. Hilton Clothes touted as best value and fit, with a display of suits and overcoats.
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Theodore A. Justice
Philadelphia
Ways and Means Committee
House
Washington
Justice
Congressmen
Fifth Avenue
Hilton
United States
Roosevelt party in East Africa bags big game for museums
The Roosevelt party arrived at Nairobis East Africa camp reporting all well. A porter was tossed by a rhino but recovering. Roosevelt has killed three more elephants and a bull for Smithsonian and American Museum. Other game includes rhino with fine horns buffalo giraffe eland zebra ostrich and eryza. Kermit Roosevelt killed two elephants and a large rhino.
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East Africa
Roosevelt
Guaso Ngiro
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Washington Museum
Kermit
Goodwin Attacks Weed On Museum Sale Report
East Boston Councilman Frank A. Goodwin calls Assistant District Attorney Weed's museum sale investigation incomplete. He cites lease and trust instruments, questions dismissals, and urges a renewed inquiry by District Attorney Hill into the Copley Square Trust and Museum of Fine Arts deal.
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Goodwin
Weed
Hill
Frank A. Goodwin
East Boston
Councilman
Art Museum
Copley Square
Copley Square Trust
Councilman Goodwin
Suffolk
Museum of Fine Arts
Wood
Old Colony Trust Company
Museum
Malden Woman Seeks Warrant for Assault by Local Man
Miss Agnes Cassidy, 23, plans to ask Malden police for a warrant against a Malden man on an assault and battery charge. She says he entered her home, then lured her toward Craddock park with a story about her brother and $85 before grabbing her throat and striking her. She defended herself with a hatpin, and the assailant fled.
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Malden
Agnes Cassidy
Christopher
Craddock Park
McCarren Near Death in Brooklyn Hospital
State Senator Patrick H. McCarren Democratic leader of Brooklyn lies between life and death at St. Catherine's Hospital. Bulletins say he is grave but hopes to recover, and he worries the municipal campaign will end before he can leave the hospital.
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New York
Patrick H. McCarren
Brooklyn
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Hughes
Heinze Wins Big Victory at Copper Co Annual Meet
Portland Maine reports F Augustus Heinze of New York based Davis Daly Copper Company won a complete victory over the opposition at the annual meeting. The meeting had been delayed by a temporary injunction but was finally held. Directors elected include I Augustus Heinze for three years H Mason Rayborg George Baglin for two years Maurice Levy and W C Shaw for one year all of New York. Meeting passed resolutions expressing confidence in the current management.
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Portland
F. Augustus Heinze
New York
Davis-Daly Copper Company
I. Augustus Heinze
H. Mason Rayborg
George Baglin
Maurice Levy
W. C. Shaw
Notre Dame Sisters 60th Anniversary Parade in Lawrence
Lawrence, Oct. 15. The 60th anniversary of the arrival of the Notre Dame sisters will be observed with exercises Sunday through Tuesday. A parade featuring over 6000 Catholic men, including Knights of Columbus, Foresters, Hibermen, temperance clubs, and foreign organizations, is the highlight. The city is decorated for the celebration.
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Lawrence
Sisters of the Notre Dame Order
Knights of Columbus
Foresters
Hibernians
Temperance
Bandmaster’s Estate Hidden in Probate Account
Property valued at 327133 dollars was left by the late Thomas Baldwin a city bandmaster known for years. The fact was disclosed yesterday by no filing in the Probate Court of Suffolk County regarding the executor’s account.
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Thomas Baldwin
Sufpi
Monks Sued by Receiver in Equity Case
Lester H. Monks, once president and treasurer of the Monks Coal Company, is named as defendant in a equity suit filed by the receiver. The action seeks to recover 5475 in salary drawn by Monks since the firm’s 1908 organization, contending services were not adequate. The case ties to the 1909 murder aboard the Herbert Fuller and Bram’s subsequent life sentence and incarceration.
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Lester H. Monks
Herbert Fuller
Thomas Mead Bram
Monks Coal Company
Monks
Harvard
Fuller
Buenos Ayres
Nash
Bram
Charlestown
Atlanta
Royal Princes Lose Command in Greek Army Reform
Athens Oct 15 Premier Mavromi chalis reports royal princes request bills for army services be adopted. Chamber of Deputies passes abolishing Crown Prince as commander in chief and princes from military commands. Reform signals further military upheaval that could trigger King George abdication amid Greece Crete aspirations and discontent.
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Athens
Mavromichalis
Chamber of Deputies
George
Greece
Crete
Holden Abducts Son After Court Appearance
Lynn October 15. After his court appearance on a non support charge, 21 2 year old William H Holden a local shoe worker reportedly abducted his son from the home where his wife was staying. Hours passed before the absence was noticed and it is believed the motive was Mrs Holden’s divorce threat. Judge Sweetser ordered Holden to pay his wife 6 down and 8 a week.
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Lynn
Raymond
William H. Holden
Stanley
Fire panic after lighter in St Botolph Street box
A lighted matter dropped in a letter box at 80 St Botolph Street last night caused about $800 damage. The fire spread from the box to the wall and filled the stairway with smoke. Occupants escaped in half clothing as a small panic occurred before a chemical hose extinguished the blaze.
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St. Botolph Street
Benjamin S. Priest Dead
Benjamin Sidney Priest died of pneumonia in Watertown on October 15. Born August 4, 1872 in Sidney Missouri, he came from Massachusetts ancestors. Son of the late George Eaton Priest, Civil War officer and treasurer of Walker Pratt Manufacturing. Harvard graduate 18%, trusted W H McElwain Company employee, held a post in the firm’s Congress Street offices.
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Benjamin S. Priest
Watertown
Benjamin Sidney Priest
Mr. Priest
Sidney
Massachusetts
George Eaton Priest
Walker- Pratt Manufacturing Company
Harvard
Cambridge
W. H. McElwain Company
Congress Street
Storm beaten boats arrive after brutal voyage
Three storm battered lumber laden craft reached port with damaged ships and relieved owners. The four masted Ellen Little from Tampa after 22 days, the four master George A. McFadden from Fernandina with 748000 feet of lumber, and the six masted William L Douglas from Baltimore after 12 days with 6316 tons of coal all faced fierce gales and head winds. Also seen were hundreds of railroad ties from a deckload.
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Bhllen Little
Rawding
Tampa
Fla
Fernandina
George A. McFadden
Meader
McFadden
Bates
Auburn
Brunswick
Cape Lookout
William L. Douglas
McLean
Baltimore
Harvard Receives $30,000 for Iowa Scholarships
Mrs. Charles Elliott Perkins of Burlington presents Harvard University with 30,000 to establish four Iowa student scholarships in memory of her husband. Scholarships named per her wishes, open to Iowa boys, with one reserved for Burlington High School graduates who are bona fide Burlington residents.
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Harvard University
Charles Elliott Perkins
Burlington
Iowa
Burlington High School
Parker appoints eight new firemen in marine district
Fire Commissioner Parker named eight new firefighters yesterday following the inaugura tion of the new marine fire district. J. M. Duggan and Stephen McGinley join Engine 47 aboard the new fireboat with McGinley noted as a marine engineer. Other appointees include W. H. Lanigan Engine 26 35 Julius Brandt Chemical 7 J Hogan Engine 1 EB Haley Engine 40 A F Mitchell Engine 9 and T S Maguire Jr Ladder 2. Maguire previously served as a call substitute at Ladder 7 for eight years. Brandt came from protective service and Lanigan from driver duties.
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Parker
Marine Fire District
J. M. Duggan
Stephen McGinley
W. H. Lanigan
Julius Brandt
Chemical
J. Hogan
EB. J. Haley
A. F. Mitchell
T. S. Maguire, Jr
Maguire
Brandt
Protective Service
Lanigan
The man with the iron teeth
A brief item notes a mysterious figure nicknamed the man with the iron teeth, teased as a feature in tomorrow’s Sunday Post. The notice hints at a forthcoming story or profile to be published.
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Sunday Post
Papes Diuretic Promises Fast Kidney Relief
An inexpensive remedy claims to cure backache bladder trouble and kidney miseries with several doses. The ad touts Pape s Diuretic as a fast acting, patient friendly treatment from Cincinnati makers, available for fifty cents at any drug store.
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Pape
Pape, Thompson & Pape
Cincinnati
Cymric to Dock This Morning In Charlestown Arrival
White Star line officials report the Cymric, captained by John Mathias, will reach Boston Lightship at 6 o clock night and berth at Hoosaedoc in Charlestown at 9 o'clock this morning. A good number of passengers are aboard.
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White Star 11
Catain John Mathias
Company
Steamship Cymric
Liverpool
Queenstown
Boston
Hoosaedoc
Charlestown
New Hair Treatment Promises Healthier Hair
An ad touts Birt's Head Wash as a scientific remedy for dandruff itchy scalp and hair loss. It claims dirt causes problems, rejects tonics, and warns against alcohol ammonia in other products while detailing ingredients like refined soap coconut and egg white.
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Birt
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