Sederquist's Wife Sued by Trustee in Bankruptcy Action
Angeonette D. Sederquist wife of Arthur B. Sederquist is sued by Charles F. Weed trustee in bankruptcy for the estate of her husband. The action seeks recovery of stocks bonds and other property conveyed allegedly illegally to Sederquist on behalf of a large body of creditors.
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Angeonette D. Sederquist
Arthur B. Sederquist
Charles F. Weed
Sederquist
Detroit
Marmola Company
Monroe Ave
Mich
Danderine Promises Immediate Hair Softness and Growth
An advertising blurb promotes Knowlton's Danderine claiming dramatic, immediate hair improvement. It advertises a 25 cent bottle available at drug stores and toilet counters, promising soft fluffy hair, dandruff elimination, and eventual new hair growth after several weeks.
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Knowlton
Five Hundred Women Plan Voters Outreach in Mass
Five hundred members of the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association form squads to line up at election booths on November 7 to distribute literature and promote suffrage. They will attend legislative luncheons and join a study class on the history of the movement while preparations include a Boston delegation rehearsing a Dixie tune chant supporting women's rights.
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Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
New England
Boston Association For Good Government
Charles Park
Stanley MacCormick
Boston
Louisville
Beat Hotel for $96 Now to Serve Time
Arthur Stephens was sentenced to two months in the House of Correction by Judge Lawton after pleading guilty to defrauding Hotel Thorndixe of $90. He rented three rooms on August 16, used a touring car, vanished August 19, and was arrested in Philadelphia.
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Arthur Stephens
House of Correction
Lawton
Superior Criminal Court
Thorndixe
Stephens
Philadelphia
Double Wedding For Pilsbury Sisters In Somerville
Miss Alice C. Pilsbury and Miss Bertha E. Pilsbury wed in a 7:30 p m ceremony at Perking Street Baptist Church Cross Street Somerville The couples will reside at 46 Bay State Avenue West Somerville and 39 Boston Street Somerville The brides wore white crepe melier with pearl trims and were escorted by their fathers following attendants from local colleges and Harvard Massachusetts Normal Art School.
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Alice C. Pilsbury
Bertha E. Pilsbury
Fred J. Pilsbury
Boston Street
Somerville
Perking Street Baptist Church
Cross Street
Alice
Victor &. Gilbert
Wellington
Bertha
Edward T. Wentworth
Batavia
N. Y
W. C. Martin
Massachusetts Normal Art School
Boston
Mary G. Edmands
Priscilla Alden
Bridgewater
Anna M. Lemon
West Newton
Walter F. Lawton
Bertha Emily Pilsbury
Susan H. Pilsbury
Mt. Holyoke College
Olive A. Wentworth
Edna F. Jordan
Arthur Beane
Harvard ‘Ll
Massawippi
P. Q
Canada
Russell A. Wentworth
James Gilbert
Paul Withington
Honolulu
Scoville Clark
Salem
Harvard Medical School
James McConaughy
Mt. Hermon
George Clayton Simons
Thornton Jenness
Dartmouth
Rye Beach
N. H
Robert L. Turnbull
Sheridan
Wyo
Gilbert
Bay State Avenue
West Somerville
Wentworth
Somerville English High School
Boston Latin School
Museum fight to be renewed over nudity at Boston Art Museum
The School Protective League and Rev Lawrence B Greenwood vow to renew a campaign against nude statues and exposed paintings shown to children at the Boston Art Museum. Greenwood denounces David A Ellis for failing to respond to interviews and letters. He urges clergymen and tracts to sway public opinion and proposes replacing nudity with chaste, elevating art.
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Boston Art Museum
David A. Ellis
Lawrence B. Greenwood
School Protective League
Mr. Greenwood
Boston
David Ellis
Greenwood
Henry L. Shaw
Edith M. Northup
Railroad must file bond for land taking damages
Providence Sept 183 A bond of one million dollars to protect landowners whose property may be taken for the Southern New England railway was ordered filed by Superior Court Justice P J Tanner after a hearing. Commissioners were named to appraise damages, including Col Frank W Matteson as trustee, Judge James Harris, and John P Beegan. The New York New Haven Hartford railroad received the necessary forms to file the bond.
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Providence
Southern New England Railway
P. J. Tanner
Superior Court
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Fens
Cone
Joy Riders Break Hydrant In East Cambridge Fire Call
Joy riders are blamed for breaking a water hydrant on Sixth street East Cambridge just before 2:30 a.m. The hydrant in front of 249 Sixth street flooded the first and second floor apartments of Fred Drew and James Guerin as water poured into windows. Fire and water departments responded, and workers spent about an hour stopping the flow.
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Sixth Street
East Cambridge
Fire and Water Department
Fred Drew
James Guerin
Water Department
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