Chandler Refuses 10 Answer in Eddy Will Probe
In Concord New Hampshire General Streeter and William Morse press William E Chandler to reveal early employment details in Eddy estate cases. Chandler refuses citing attorney client privilege as cross examination continues with no disclosure.
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Concord
N. H
New England
Frank §. Streeter
William A. Morse
Samuel J. Elder
Boston
William E. Chandler
Mary Baker Eddy
New York World
Chandler
James W. Remicik
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Streeter
Samuel G. Blythe
Washington
J. W. Slaght
Mr. Streeter
Mr. Chandler
Cape Cod Train Service to Add Stops Sunday Changes
Beginning next Sunday several changes in Cape Cod rail service take effect. The Provincetown Sunday 2 25 p m train will stop at all stations east to Buzzards Bay. West Barnstable Sunday 9 35 p m train adds stops at Buzzards Bay Tremont and flag stops at Parker Mills South Wareham Rock.
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Cape Cod
Provincetown
East Sandwich
Buzzards Bay
West Barnstable
Tremont
Parker Mills
South Wareham
Rock
Boston
Onset Junction
Yarmouth
Wareham
South Middleboro
Rocx
Auity Drudge Joins the Union
A visiting Teamsters member praises Anty Drudge for helping workers like a coal wagon driver and a butcher’s driver join the union. He explains using Fels-Naptha to remove grime with little to no hot water, saving money and pleasing wives.
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Mike
Gerry
Anty Drudge
Fels-Naptha Promises Easier Washday With Less Wear
An advertising copy extols Fels-Naptha as a time saving soap that reduces wear on fabrics by avoiding boiling water and hard rubbing. It claims the product cleans effectively in cool or lukewarm water and halves washday effort when used according to its wrapper directions.
Whale catch large in New Bedford port report
New Bedford reports a strong summer whaling season with nine Fayal fleet vessels delivering 9040 barrels of sperm oil and the brig Viola bringing 110 pounds of ambergris worth 30000 dollars. The Wing Silvia Edwards Avery crew, the schooner Richard W. Clark, Captain Mosher's Wonder, and Captain Haggerty's brig Sullivan are noted among vessels with substantial catches.
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New Bedford
Fayal
Azores Islands
New Bedford Board of Trade
Viola
John A. Cook
Wing
Silvia
Edwards
Avery
Richard W. Clark
Mosher
Wonder
Haggerty
Sullivan
Kimball Aeroplane Company Forms in Lynn
Asa G. Kimball of Lynn becomes president of a new $30,000 airship corporation. A flying machine factory will rise this fall on the Lynn marshes near Saugus, with an aviation school. Kimball has developed an original light biplane with 14 improvements and a weight around 500 pounds.
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Lynn
Kimball Aeroplane Company
Asa G. Kimball
Lynn Marshes
Saugus
Bristol Street
Kimball
Gets- It removes corns and callouses safely
An advertisement touts Gets-It as a safe corn remedy that removes corns warts and callouses without hurting flesh. It claims painless, quick relief and warns against razor shaving. Available from BR Law rence & Co Chicago and in Boston at Riker Jaynes stores Klein's Pharmacy for 25 cents a bottle.
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BR. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Ill
Boston
Riker-Jaynes
Klein's Pharmacy
Parlor Optician Ad Promises Low Glasses Prices
An advertisement touts a broken lens parlor offering eyewear at lower prices than Wilson Bros. It claims Wilson employs five opticians and grinds lenses in house and urges customers to bring prescriptions. It warns against paying $2 or $3 more elsewhere.
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Wilson Bros
McGettrick resigns from Boston City Club amid rumors
Former assistant district attorney Felix W. McGettrick has asked to withdraw his active membership in the Boston City Club. He cited no public reason, saying relations with members were pleasant and that the decision was made days earlier. He declined further comment.
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Felix W. McGettrick
Boston City Club
McGettrick
Law Enforcement League
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Democrats Rally in Somerville Registrations Push
Democrats in Somerville expand organizing across all wards with new clubs and active officers. Ward 2 hosts a Lincoln Park rally tomorrow with speakers including Mayor J Edward Barry Cambridge ex Mayor Barton Melrose and candidates O'Brien McDonald Smith Rowland Sheridan Dearborn Mongan and Nolan. About 22 000 polls exist with roughly half registered.
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Somerville
Democratic
Democrats of
Lincoln Park
Union Square
J. Edward Barry
Cambridge
Barton
Melrose
William H. O’brien
John F. McDonald
John H. Smith
Henry C. Rowland
Bernard Sheridan
Alvah E. Dearborn
Middlesex
Charles 8. Mongan
Thomas M. Nolan
Escapade costs Navy cadets their positions abroad
Washington reports that Gaston L. Holmes of Mississippi and Charles J. Clifford of Massachusetts left the Naval Academy practice squadron at Bergen Norway. After review the acting Secretary of the Navy determined they must forfeit their places in the navy.
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Washington
Gaston L. Holmes
Mississippi
Charles J. Clifford
Massachusetts
Naval Academy
Bergen
Norway
Navy
Gloucester schooner Arbutus freed after paying fine
The Gloucester schooner Arbutus was seized last week by Canadian officers for a technical fishery regulation violation and released after owner Cunningham & Thompson of Gloucester authorized Captain Kemp to pay the fine. The ship had purchased salt fish while in port to complete its cargo.
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Louisburg
C B
Cunningham & Thompson
Gloucester
Kemp
Governor Bass Sees Target Practice At Portsmouth Harbor
Governor Bass and staff plus army and navy officers observed Coast Artillery Corps firing 12 inch guns at 400 yards in Portsmouth Harbor. Detachments from Fort Stark and posts in Boston and Portland harbors operated the guns while the governor reviewed the militia in camp. A Wentworth reception in Newcastle followed.
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Fortsmouth
Win
Bass
Army
Navy
Coast Artillery Corps
Portsmouth Harbor
Fort Stark
Portsmouth
Boston
Portland
Wentworth
Newcastle
Boston College Opens for Its 47th Year
Boston College began its 47th year as one of the largest freshman classes registered. President Thomas J. Gasson, S. J., said the Newton University Heights college project could not be finished in time, but expects to move before year’s end. He hopes the senior class will graduate from the new building.
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Boston College
Thomas J. Gasson
S. J
University Heights
Newton
Father Gasson
West Pointers To Get Off Easy
Seven West Point cadets convicted by court martial for bringing intoxicants into camp during summer encampment face review by Secretary of War Stimson. Some sentences may be reduced to suspension or lower class standing due to extenuating circumstances.
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Washington
West Point Military Academy
Stimson
Taft Prepares Long Western Trip From Boston
President Taft, four days into his Beverly vacation, gets ready for a 46 day swing around the circle through 25 states. He will depart Friday night from Boston for a long journey to the Pacific coast and return to Washington.
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Beverly
Boston
Washington
Pacific Coast
Busy day at Beverly as President tightens West trip plans
The President met numerous callers including former commissioner Francis Howard and editor J. C. Schaffer during a hectic Beverly schedule. Secretary Hilles cut his stay after learning of his father-in-law’s Lancaster, Oklahoma death, as Mrs. Taft plans to stay through mid month and Charlie Taft returns to Watertown school.
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Beverly
Netta
West
Myopia
Major Butt
Huncheon
Parrametta
United Indien
Francis
Howard
Brookline
James Laughlin, Jr
Bittsburg
J. C. Schaffer
Evening Post of Age
Prat
Taft
Charles D. Hilles
Lancaster
Viscount Uchida to See Taft Before Departure
Viscount Uchida retiring Japanese ambassador heads to Beverly on Wednesday to bid farewell to President Taft and seeks a meeting with Secretary Knox at Bretton Woods. He will return to Washington then depart for the Pacific coast on Sept. 21, confident of amicable adjustments in U.S.-Japan issues.
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Washington
Viscount Uchida
Beverly
Taft
Knox
Bretton Woods
N. H
Pacific Coast
America
Japan
Democrats Plan Whirlwind Statewide Tour
Chairman John F. McDonald of the Democratic State committee plans a statewide trip for Governor Foss and David Walsh candidate for Lieutenant Governor. They will be joined by a strong delegation of speakers including Walsh Augustus Thorndike candidate for treasurer and Charles B. Stricker of Brookline. They started for the western part of the State today after speaking in Pittsfield last night.
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John .F. McDonald
Democratic State Committee
Foss
David Walsh
Mr. Walsh
Augustus Thorndike
Charles B. Stricker
Brookline
Pittsfield
Chase in city wagons nets Beverly man
Police in Salem pursued fugitive Sylvester Lannigan of Beverly across Washington square using city owned wagons. Hyde and Wilson cornered him on Oliver Street after he tried to flee, a fire department exercise team aided, and the suspect was captured after the horses overtook him.
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Salem
Oliver Street
Sylvester Lannigan
Beverly
Hyde
Wilson
Washington Square
Water Department
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