Trade Secrets Question Arises In Supreme Court Case
The F. W. Dodge Company sues Merwin Gray and others in the Supreme Court over alleged misappropriation of its construction industry data. Judge Rugg orders an interlocutory decree as the case centers on proprietary daily information supplied to subscribers under strict confidence.
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F. W. Dodge Company
Supreme Court
Merwin Gray Et al
Rugg
Gray
New England Bulletin Company
Commercial Publishing Company
Gray Report Company
New England Bulletin
American Mason Safety Thread Company
Lombard Fireproofing Company
Ammonia Leak at Hollis & Rich Plant Causes Release
A pipe at the Hollis and Rich refrigerating plant at 24 and 26 North street burst yesterday around 1 PM releasing about a ton of ammonia. No workers were overcome. An employee blamed a cap blowing off the ammonia tank, noting such accidents occur periodically with no serious injuries reported so far.
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Hollis & Rich
North Street
Police Seek Vandals Who Broke Into Auditor Robertson’s Home
Solmerville police are hunting the boys who entered Charles S. Robertson’s house, prepared a meal, and left the place in disorder. They took a box of choice cigars. This marks the third summer of break ins, following a previous attempt to burn the house.
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Solmerville
Charles S. Robertson
Mr. Robertson
St Helena Court to mark 10th anniversary celebration
Extensive arrangements are under way for the 10th anniversary of St Helena Court 147 of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters in St Josephs Hall Lynn on Tuesday evening Sept 24. Officers and dignitaries include Mrs Lulu Tolan chief ranger and Jeremiah G Fennessey deputy. Attending dignitaries include Charles E Benning John N OBrien Major John J Leonard P Sarsfield Daniel H Maguire John F Harrigan Cornelius M Duggan D H C R.
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St. Helena
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Joseph's Hall
Chestnut Street
Lynn
Lulu Tolan
Agnes Dervin
Theresa A. Quigley
Mary A. Burns
Jeremiah G. Fennessey
Charles E. Benning
John N. O’brien
John J. Leonard
P. Sarsfield
Daniel H. Maguire
John F. Harrigan
Cornelius M. Duggan
Jeremiah G. Fennesey
Marshes Hurt in Runaway Carriage Accident
Lucius K. Marsh and his sister Elizabeth L. Marsh, residents of South End, were thrown to the ground when a frightened horse on the Riverway near Brookline Street dashed into a tree after a passing auto, demolishing the carriage and injuring both occupants.
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Lucius K. Marsh
Elizabeth L. Marsh
Columbus Square
South End
Riverway
Brookline Street
Angel Burglar Brawls With Evangelist in Malden Tent
In Malden on Eastern avenue a burglar attacked Evangelist Rev. David H. Jones during a tent sleep. Jones and his wife and Miss Catherine Young defended themselves as chairs and tables flew and Jones suffered a leg cut in a fifteen minute struggle before police were summoned.
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Malden
David H. Jones
Eastern Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Mr. Jones
Catherine Young
Miss Young
Jones
Hub's Firemen Build Their Own Apparatus
The first hose wagon built in the department shop was delivered to Engine 7. Commissioner Wells praised the work and the superintendent and crew for cost savings and quality. Appointments and transfers included Quinn and Coughlin to crews, with multiple moves among ladder and engine companies.
Deaths of Rosatto Animals Stir East Billerica
In East Billerica on Sept 6 a horse and a cow, owned by the late Lieutenant John B. Rosatto of the Boston police, were found dead. Authorities suspect enemies or the Black Hand, with detectives sending stomachs to Harvard for poison analysis. Lieutenant Rosatto, famed for breaking blackmail rings, was killed earlier.
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East Billerica
John B. Rosatto
Boston Police Department
Black Hand Society
Rosatto
Constable Livingston
Harvard University
Rossatto
North End
Doctor Sacrifices Blood to Save Woman in Public Feat
In Provincetown a 68 year old widow, Mrs Julia Bangs, faced death from blood loss. Dr D W S Birge transfused 18 ounces of his own blood, reviving the patient but dying as the last drop left his veins. The hero doctor collapsed at the bedside.
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Provincetown
Julia Bangs
D. W. S. Birge
Roxbury Court Fines Driver for Lamp Numbers and Registration
Lyman B. Harris, 33, of 97 Wal tham street, appeared before Roxbury Court charged with operating his car on Massachusetts avenue near Beacon street without proper lamp numbers and without a certificate of registration on Sept. 1. He was fined $15 on each count.
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Lyman B. Harris
Waltham Street
Roxbury
Massachusetts Avenue
Beacon Street
Tie
Letter to the Editor questions Cotton Mather’s character
Thomas J. Gargan disputes the Post’s portrayal of Cotton Mather as an exemplar of goodness. He argues historians view him as a low-down intriguer and a source of political maneuvering. He notes doubts about the letter’s authenticity but cites Brooks Adams and other authorities on emancipation of Massachusetts.
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Post
Cotton Mather
Massachusetts
Brooks Adams
Thomas J. Gargan
Cautionary Shopper Ad Advice From The Local Store
A reader is urged to be decisive when buying advertised goods. Do not accept substitutes or alternatives a dealer pushes and insist on getting exactly what you ask for to ensure satisfaction. The notice emphasizes careful verification at the point of sale.
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Brockton
Mass
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas Boys
Famous Circus Man Louis Sells Dead in Columbus
Louis Sells, last of four Sells brothers who were showmen for half a century, died in Columbus Ohio. He was famed for knowing more tumblers riders acrobats and clowns than most men and belonged to the rough old era of circuses alongside Adam Torepaugh. The Sells brothers operated a wagon show dating to the 1800s.
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Columbus
Louis Sells
Adam Torepaugh
Sells Brothers
St Johns Carnival Opens Amid Lights and Tug-of-War
Newton Lower Falls hosts Father Callanan’s annual Labor Day carnival after weather delay. One thousand electric lights illuminate the grounds with 22 tents costing 1800 dollars. Entrants from multiple towns join 10 and five-man tug-of-war contests for gold purses. hose coupling results list Engine 3 Natick Woburn Arlington and Ladder 1 Arlington among top times.
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Newton
Father Callanan
Newton Lower Falls
St. John's Church
Callanan
Cambridge
Charlestown
Brighton
Waltham
West Newton
South Jrmingham
Natick
Felchville
Cochituate
Wellesley
South Natick
Winchester
Woburn
Arlington
Belmont
South Framingham
Ladder
Crash Averted by Motorman on Boston & Northern Line
In Stoneham on Franklin street near Pond street two trolley cars on a single rail faced head on at about 1oclock. Motormen Wallace and Burke applied emergency brakes and reversed power to stop the Melrose bound and Stoneham bound cars just inches apart. Passengers were shaken but none seriously hurt.
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Stoneham
Boston & Northern Road
Franklin Street
Pond Street
Melrose
Wallace
Burke
Medford
Oldest Mason James Bellows McGregor Turns 106 in New Hampshire
Mt Sunapee New Hampshire September 6 James Bellows McGregor long considered the world’s oldest Mason marked his 106th birthday with a public reception He was born in 1801 a mile from his current home near here He enjoys good health for his age reads ordinary print and has an excellent memory compared with a man of 60 or 70.
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MT. Sunapeer
N. H
James Bellows McGregor
Rodgers Charged with Assaulting Officer on Merchants Row
William Rodgers twenty two and living at 262 Blue Hill avenue was arrested by Station 2 officers for assault and battery on Patrolman Morrill on Merchants Row.
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Rodgers
William Rodgers
Blue Hill Avenue
Morrill
Merchants’ Row
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Tower Company
George Zopf
T. O. Littledale
Freeman Wagner
T. J. Costello
A. L. Johnson
Chemical Company
A. R. Grace
Boston Fire Department
L.douglas Ask
W.l.douglas
Ely
Ohio
ST. John’s
Limerick
Finance Commission
New England
Vermont Line House
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