Holmes Pays Annual Visit to Boston Circuit Court
Associate Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes visited the Boston Circuit Court during its recess. He reviewed appeal records and discussed the list with Judge Colt and court clerks. Holmes summers in Manchester and supervises appeals from Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Boston
Justice Holmes
Colt
Manchester
First Circuit
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Peterborough Street Site Is Selected for High School
At a meeting with the Mayor the school committee and the schoolhouse commissioners the Peterborough street site in Back Bay Fenston was chosen as the location for the new High School of Commerce after prolonged controversy.
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High School of Commerce
Peterborough Street
Back Bay
Fenson All
NEW
Boston High School OF Commerce
Audubon Road
The
Fenway
Branareth’s Pills Promoted as Cure for Constipation
An advertisement touts Branareth’s Pills as the best and most carefully prepared laxative in the world. It claims relief and cure of constipation, described as the cause of most illness, and urges immediate trial to prove value.
Progressive Workingman opens lively weekly labor paper
The Progressive Workingman issues a breezy weekly campaign with pungent paragraphs and a timely letter from a notable New York labor figure. Publication office is 152 Purch ase Street Boston. Subscriptions cost $1 annually in advance for 52 copies, with single copies at 5 cents. on sale at newsstands.
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New York
New England
Purchase Street
Boston
Do Nothing Rash Mind Your Eyes at Wilson Bros
Do not rush into eye care and avoid fraudulent sellers. Wilson Bros. offers glasses at fair prices with five skilled opticians and on site lens grinding. No prescription needed. bring broken lenses for same day repair. watch repairs and evening hours available.
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Wilson Bros
City committee talks on school site near Fort Hill
Mayor and school officials debated site options for a new school building. Park commissioners favored near Mrs Gardner palace but objected. O’Reilly monument site faced grading cost of 75000 dollars. Four story limit set. Sale actions on Mason Street and Winthrop properties to be handled by the mayor, Logue, and Brooks.
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Fort Hill
Park Commissioners
John Ll. Gardner
O'Reilly
Charles Logue
Stratton D. Brooks
Mason Street
Winthrop School
Evans ton Theatre Sees Colored Seating Row Demand
Chicago reports a snag as Franston Theatre refuses a ground floor seat to Josna Guy a negro butler and offers top gallery only. He declines the upstairs seats and money refund and says he will sue for violation of the Fourteenth Amendment noting Evans ton's sizable black population and public interest.
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Chicago
Franston
Josna Guy
Evanston
Guy
Laurier Tours Nova Scotia Advocating Reciprocity
Premier Sir Wilfrid Laurier campaigned across Nova Scotia urging reciprocity with the United States and backing Liberal candidates in the upcoming election. His reception was enthusiastic and his speeches focused on reciprocity while opposing annexation. The piece also covers a Boston legal matter about a brokerage firm and Mrs Hammond, with court actions seeking payment of a $57,566.72 sum and a note on a related California case.
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Halifax
N. S
Maritime Provinces
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Nova Scotia
United States
Sir Wilfrid Addresses Crowds Across Nova Scotia
The special train halted at Shumenachie Truro Stellarton and Pictou to allow Sir Wilfrid to speak. Crowds surpassed 3000 at Truro where Mayor Stuart gave an illuminated address. In New Glasgow he spoke to over 8000 in the Arena Rink, with his remarks echoing those from the day’s train stops.
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Sir Wilfrid
Shumenachie
Truro
Stellarton
Pictou
Stuart
New Glasgow
Arena
Leader Houltain Affirms British Ties Over Annexation
In Regina Hon. Houltain, Saskatchewan Conservative leader, downplays annexation to the United States. He favors British birthright and connections, opposing unneeded shifts. He argues free trade in butter eggs and grain abroad won’t sever British traditions or national ideals.
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Winnipeg
Man
Houltain
Saskatchewan
United States
Regina
Society couple seeks divorce amid interstate suit details
Mr Hammond sues Parkinson Burr and associates for 57566.72 plus interest dating to 1910 claiming brokers owe him after his wife instructed them not to pay He may file in California to pursue the claim An attachment of 75000 on deposits with New England Trust and Boston Safe Deposit and Trust was released by bond posting.
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Falmouth
Alfred I. Fish
Charles K. Colt
Congress Street
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co
Boston
Beacon Street
Beebe
Europe
Hammond
Martha's Vineyard
A. P. Gardner
Congressman Gardner
Lodge
Father Finnegan
G. C. Lodge
Father Connolly
New Glasgow
N. S
Constance Gardner
Agnes Coakley
Carney Hospital
Senator Lodge
Mr. Hammond
East
California
John Parkinson
I. Tucker Burr
William P. Warner
Winthrop Burr
New York
A. Lawrence Pierson
East Orange
N. J
Thomas P. Gannett
Cambridge
Parkinson & Burr
New England Trust Company
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Lodge's Son Weds Nurse in Quiet Ceremony
A quiet wedding took place yesterday as Mr. Lodge's son married a nurse. The affair drew little notice and no formal announcements were issued. A disputed statement from Miss Connolly denying a published interview appeared in the press.
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Connolly
Boston Sunday Post
Elopers Hire Newport Home Amid Social Divide
In Newport R L Aug 31 the Geraghty couple moves from Red Cross avenue to Gibbs avenue. The distance is a mile through shaded streets but the social gulf between the former home and the new residence remains an impassable chasm. Gibbs avenue residents include honest mechanics struggling clerks and small business proprietors, underscoring class separation in the community.
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Newport
R. L
Julia French Geraghty
Red Cross Avenue
Geraghtys
Gibbs Avenue
New England Fair to Feature Aviation Programme
The New England Fair Association announces an aviation programme for Labor Day at Worcester grounds with exhibition flights. Prizes totaling 17 500 dollars attract famed aviators Grahame White Weymann Cummings Stone Atwood Martin Beachey and Ovington. Daily flights will be staged by Clayton Craig School of Aviation experts.
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New England Fair Association
Labor Day
Worcester Ty
Birdmien
Atlantic
Grahame- White
Weymann
Cummings
Stone
Atwood
Martin
Beachey
Ovington
Clayton- Craig School of Aviation
Malden Firemen Injured Fighting Shed Fire
Hosemen Loran J. Keddie and F. J. Rooney of the Malden auto chemical were slightly injured yesterday morning while fighting a shed fire at the rear of 213 Main street owned by Thomas West. The blaze started from hot ashes and damaged the building. Keddie broke a window injuring his right hand and Rooney suffered severe burns to the hands from embers. Both men were treated by a physician.
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Loran J. Keddie
F. J. Rooney
Malden Auto Chemical
Main Street
Thomas West
Keddie
Rooney
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New High School of Commerce
Fenway District
Branareth
Dubon Road
Laurier
Summer Street
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