Pure Milk War Opens in Municipal Court
A Municipal Court session yesterday fined 18 milk and cream dealers for substandard products and handling. Among the 19 convicted were both men and women, with 12 found selling milk below the standard and five dealing in cream lacking sufficient milk fat. Fines, each $10, were imposed on a list of residents including Albert M. Weston, Arvilla Darrah, Rose Devine, Joseph W. Kearns, Peter Bandini, Solomon Nathanson, and Goldie Zakon as well as others for not cleaning milk cans or bottles promptly.
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Albert M. Weston
Pearl Street
Jacob Alpert
Salem Street
Arvilla Darrah
Rose Devine
Green Street
Joseph W. Kearns
Canton Street
Peter Bandini
Somerville
Joseph Isola
Ferry Street
David Cratem
Hudson Street
Solomon Nathanson
Benjamin Greenblatt
Chelsea
Josephine Murphy
Cleveland Place
Isaac Kohn
Cross Street
Wordino G. Navitini
Washington Street
Perlan Patten
Kneeland
Washington Streets
William A. Sleeper
Tremont Street
Arthur C. Stone
Park Square
Frederick Thorsen
Eliot Street
Goldie Zakon
Worth Cushion Sole Shoes One Day Bargain Event
Agreeable to my startling announcement I offer 8000 pairs of Worth Cushion Sole Shoes at deep discounts in Boston. Pneumatic cushioned high and low cuts for men and women, all colors and styles, with prices $2.25 for low cuts and $2.95 for high cuts, limited to three days at Sheinwald's.
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Greater
Boston
Sheinwald’s
Burks advocates four Philippine education reforms at Clark confab
Dr J D Burks of Philadelphia, once a government commissioner in the Philippines education study, outlines four core propositions during Clark University’s 20th anniversary conference in Worcester. Anti imperialists Roger Sherman Hoar and Frank Sanborn, citing the Declaration of Independence, challenge his views.
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Worcester
J. D. Burks
Philadelphia
Philippines
Clark University
Roger Sherman Hoar
Concord
Frank Sanborn
Boston
Burks
Burks Outlines Four Propositions On Philippine Policy
Dr Burks presents four propositions on American rule in the Philippines. He argues the educational program succeeds, United States must retain control, locals favor orderly American administration, and leadership in reconstruction offers vast opportunity. He says democracy teaches a lasting lesson to the East and calls the task the greatest credit ever pledged. He replies to critics by insisting life liberty and happiness are sacrificed for broader liberty.
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Burks
United States
Philippines
Islands
Orient
Dr. Burks
Hoar
Mr. Sanborn
Back Bay political stir rocks Ward 11 to Ward 17
The Back Bay contest roils ward politics with door to door voter outreach by Representative Pierce and ex Alderman George Haden Tinkham in Ward 11, while Ward 10 sees Fisk and Pierce opposing the Innes machine tied to Tinkham. Campaigns deploy cars and wagons as McCabe defends his Democrat stance amid Curley attacks. A Doyle rally at Vine Street Church faces opposition currents.
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Back Bay
Beaconsreet
Commonwealth Avenue
Pierce
George Haden Tinkham
Hart
Ward 10
Fisk
Innes Machine
Tinkham
George C. McCabe
Common Council
Curley
Ward 9
Joyce
Ward
McCabe
Good Government Association Indorsement
James Doyle
Jeremiah Good
Doyle
Vine Street
Taft Drops Four Annapolis Cadets for Inaptitude
President Taft ordered the removal of four Annapolis midshipmen from the rolls for inaptitude. The departed are M. Dunnel Jr of New York City L. E. Fagan of Philadelphia L. K. Taylor of Wheeling West Virginia and C. M. Flett of Larimore North Dakota.
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Washington
Annapolis
Taft
M. Dunnel, Jr
New York City
L. E. Fagan
Philadelphia
L. K. Taylor
Wheeling
W. Va
C. M. Flett
Larimore
N. D
Charlotte Walker Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
New York September 14 An operation for appendicitis was performed on actress Charlotte Walker today at Dr John F Erdmanns private hospital. Dr Erdmann reported no complications and that Miss Walker should recover on schedule in about four days.
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New York
Charlotte Walker
John F. Erdmann
Erdmann
Navy to court martial six for tug wreck off Halibut Point
Washington reports a navy inquiry blanks the capsizing of the tug Gez inscot off Halibut Point Massachusetts on August 11. One officer and five enlisted men face court martial for the loss of four sailors. Named are John G Lawresey naval constructor Frank R Bitter chief boatswain’s mate in charge of the lifeboat George H Pratt chief machinist's mate William H Fitzgerald seaman Vernon F Tillotson fireman first class and Charles F Underwood fireman second class.
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Washington
Navy
Halibut Point
Mass
John G. Lawresey
Frank R. Bitter
George H. Pratt
William H. Fitzgerald
Neglect charge in tug captainship case at Portsmouth
The general charge against Constructor Tawresey is neglect in not reporting suspicions of unseaworthiness. Enlisted men face abandoning several persons including the captain, Acting Surgeon Trotter, and another clinging to raft after the capsizing of the Nezinscot. The court meets next Monday at Portsmouth, N H, on the vessel’s route to Boston.
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Tawresey
Trotter
Portsmouth
N. H
Nezinscot
Boston
Former police officer dead in Melrose Highlands
Robert D. Griggs a retired Boston patrolman whaler California forty-niner fireman and marketman died at his home 39 Botolph Street. Born February 4 1824 he served 26 years on Boston police force including escorting Wendell Phillips and Frederick Douglass from mobs in 1869 and 1869.
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Robert D. Griggs
Boston
California
Botolph Street
Mr. Griggs
Old Franklin
Sipican
Marion
Mass
Whitten
New York
Pacific Ocean
Griggs
Cape Horn
Boston Fire Department
Tremont
Station 2
Court Square
Wendell Phillips
Music Hall
Phillips
Jie
Fred Douglass
Tremont Temple
Missionaries Sail from East Boston for India and Africa
A large number of missionaries sail from East Boston this morning on the Leyland line steamer Winifredian bound for India Africa and the far east. The ship leaves at 10:80 though likely 10:30. Thirty eight missionaries travel with some solo some with wives and families including six children.
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Boston
India
Africa
Far East
Winifredian
Leyland Line
Veteran convict back behind bars after larceny charge
Dennis Sullivan, veteran offender with nearly 20 years already served in the State prison, was returned to custody yesterday for nine months on a charge of larceny from one of Thorpe's Somerville express teams.
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Dennis Sullivan
Thorpe
Somerville Express
Boston Firm Faces Bankruptcy Petition Over $27000 Debt
Creditors of the American Automobile Engine Company of Boston petitioned for bankruptcy claiming more than $27,000 in unpaid debts. The move reflects financial distress at the firm with multiple creditors seeking relief.
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The
American Automobile Engine Company of
Boston
Latest Styles in Knitting and Crocheting
Fashion favors dressy sweaters with lines and fit like a tailored coat. A Fleisher model uses Germantown Zephyr yarn and silk braid with silk frogs to achieve a firm texture and preserved shape. The Fleisher Knitting and Crocheting Manual offers full directions and stitch courses.
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Fleisher
Germantown Zephys
Republican politician and liberal clergyman's family note
A brief biographical sketch recalls a Republican politician and liberal in faith. About 1840 he married Miss Arabel Bicknell who died a few years ago. they had four children.
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Arabel Bicknell
Longevity of Camden Resident Traced to Simple Life
Mr Boardman of Hope Maine, son of sea captain William Boardman, traces ancestry to Joseph Boardman who helped throw tea overboard in Boston Harbor before settling in Islesboro. A Camden resident for 29 years, he is a Baptist Church member with excellent health reading newspapers and tending a garden daily.
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Mr. Boardman
Hope
Maine
William Boardman
Joseph Boardman
Boston Harbor
Islesboro
Boston Post
Camden
Baptist Church
Merritt Farrar 92 Buckfield Me prominent town citizen fades
Merritt Farrar of Buckfield Maine died at 92. Born to David Farrar, early Buckfield settler, he lived all his life on the family farm. A thrifty prosperous farmer, he served the town as a selectman for eight terms.
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Buckfield
David Farrar
Mr. Farrar
Man Attributes Longevity to Temperance and Health
Though partly deaf, Mr. Farrar maintains robust health and credits his long life to strict temperance. He emphasizes avoiding excess in all things and attributes well being to disciplined habits.
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Mr. Farrar
Civil War veteran Mr Glines noted for longevity
Mr Glines of Carroll Wisconsin born in Chelsea served three years at the front with Company E Second Vermont Regiment. He fought in 26 battles, was wounded in the left arm, draws a small pension, and holds G A R membership. His long life is credited to constitution temperance and regular habits.
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Mr. Glines
Chelsea
Carroll
Second
Vermont Regiment
Glines
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