A Fast Life Is the Slowest Way to Happiness
The poultry keeper finds happiness in constant use of Wirthmore Poultry Feeds. Small raisers or new entrants are urged to learn about Wirthmore Feeds and consult their grain dealer. Made by CHAS. M. COX CO., Boston Chamber of Commerce.
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Wirthmore
Chas. M. Cox CO
Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Lawrence Building
Tremont Street
West
John W. Sanborn Company
Desideratum
Winter Street
Briggs S. Palmer
Pres
Murder Case Sentencing Pending After Maine High Court Action
In South Paris Maine on October 25 the defense motion for Ignazio Albanez known as Joe Bill was overruled by Associate Justice Hanson in the Maine Supreme Court. The verdict for the murder of his wife stands and the case moves to the law court with exceptions noted. Sentence not pronounced until decision.
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Paris
Ignazio Albanez
Joe Bill
Hanson
Supreme Court
Law Court
Creditors to Receive 20 Percent Dividend in Gay Estate
Eben H. Gay of E H Gay & Co bankrupt house announces a 20 percent dividend for creditors of his personal estate. Distributions total about 50 000 dollars from claims allowed at 250 000 dollars. No dividend declared yet on firm liabilities which failed about three years ago for around 3 000 000 dollars.
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Eben H. Gay
E. H. Gay & Co
Aryan Arrives at East Boston First Star-Spangled Clippr Ship in Years
The full rigged American ship Aryan tied up at National docks East Boston after a 15,000 mile Seattle to Boston voyage. It is said to be the first clipper ship flying the stars and stripes to arrive in seven years.
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Boston
Seattle
Cape Horn
National Docks
East
Washington
Captain's Wife Sails With Ship After Year Aboard
Mrs. ER. N. MacLachlan, wife of the captain, has accompanied her husband on the vessel for the past year and will sail with him. The item notes her long tenure aboard and her forthcoming voyage.
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ER. N. MacLachlan
Aryan to Sail for Seattle After Baltimore Coal Load
The Aryan, built in Belfast Maine in 1898 and 248.6 feet long, departs soon with Captain and Mrs. MacLachlan aboard. The vessel, owned by Eugene Carver, will sail to Seattle via Baltimore after a 144 day cattle trip, with Alaska and Pacific coast service prior.
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Seattle
Bad music cuts marital ties in Boston divorce case
Mrs Lulu vi. Treccoli obtained a divorce from Frederico Treccoli, a Boston based music teacher and violinist, after alleging nightly abuse from his discordant playing on the G string. She described harrowing late night noise from 2 a.m. onward with arguments over marital strain since their September 1909 marriage.
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Lulu vi. Treccoli
Frederico
Mendelssohn
Wwe
Papke Moha Box At Armory For Middleweight Title
A boxing card at the Armory showcases middleweight frontrunners Billy Papke of Illinois and Bob Moha of Milwaukee. Moha challenges Papke with a prior strong in city showing. Semi final features Gilbert Gallant and Freddy Duffy, with other bouts including Ed Bennett versus Yankee Evans and Frankie O Connor against Steve Kennedy.
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Armory
A. A
Billy Papke
Illinois
Bob Moha
Milwaukee
Papke
Moha
Gilbert Gallant
Chelsea
Freddy Duffy
Jamaica Plain
Duffy
Gallant
Ed Bennett
Quincy
Yankee Evans
Brockton
Frankie O'Connor
Boston
Steve Kennedy
Lawrence
Yale Freshmen Win the Meet at New Haven
Yale freshmen dominated the fall track meet with wins across events. W. H. Brooks led with a 10.1 second 100 yard dash, John J. Gallagher claimed the mile in 4 minutes 46 seconds, and W. M. Wilkie took the 440 yard with 52 4-5 seconds.
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New Haven
Yale
W. H. Brooks
New York City
John J. Gallagher
W. M. Wilkie
R. E. Mathews
George Borup
Sheffield Scientific School
F. H. Tweedy
Tin
B. W. Hill
Sin
C. D. Walcott
George Dickinson
C. Riggs
G. L. Schenck
E. Melis
F. Walcott
T. L. Brantley
F. M. Jones
Stevens
Tweedy
J.R. Tuttle
BR. Bellows
F. H. Bayes
Vv. M. Wilkie
J. W. Hallowell
D. Carr
Gulliver
F. F. Smith
R. J. Davidson
W. M. Sheldon
Ke, H. Ethridge
N. Noyes
Warning on Kidney Health and Kilmer Swamp Root
A health notice stresses kidney function as vital to recovery of illness. It cites Bright’s disease deaths in 1910 New York and promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as an effective remedy. Readers may request a free sample by writing to Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Bright
New York
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bingham N. Y
Melrose man arraigned on arson charge in Malden District Court
Frederick A. Bunnell of Melrose was arraigned before Judge Bruce in Malden District Court on an arson charge for nighttime fires near the Saugus line that damaged buildings owned by Levi Elms and Mary A. McDonald. He pleaded not guilty to arson and guilty to a drunkenness charge, with a $500 bond set for a hearing on the arson charge on October 30.
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Malden
Frederick A. Bunnell
Melrose
Bruce
Levi Elms
Mary A. McDonald
Saugus Line
Bunnell
Funeral for Dr Jelly to be held at Wakefield Church
Funeral services for Dr George Frederick Jelly longtime state examiner of the insane will be held this afternoon at 8 oclock at the Wakefield Baptist Church. He died at his Wakefield home Tuesday morning.
Chinese envoy educated here selected as minister to Washington
Alfred Sze, graduate of Cornell University and veteran diplomat, named Chinese minister to Washington succeeding Chang Yin Tang. Sze, familiar with U S affairs since he studied in 1890s New York area schools, has led China’s diplomatic work including the plague conference in Manila this year. He will also represent China in Mexico and Peru.
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Washington
Alfred Bz
Chang Yin Tang
Mexico
Sze
Cornell University
Foreign Office
Peru
United States
Chang
Tang
8Ze
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Augustus L. Thorndike
the Commonwealth
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Cape District
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Armory A. A
Yale Freshies
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