City Council Orders Probe of Un sanitary Condition at Charles Street School
The Common Council meets with routine business and considers a request to investigate alleged unsanitary conditions at a four story Charles Street school building. Debate focuses on health concerns, funding, and whether the city should lease or repair the nearby facilities, with hearings scheduled for March 12.
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Pawtucket
Miskella
Carmichael
Common Council
Charles Street
Huntington
Torrent Veteran Firemen’s Association
Committee On Lands and Buildings
Aldermen Adjourned Meeting Acts on Appointments
The adjourned meeting last night had only absentee Mr Sullivan. Supply department employees were appointed and confirmed as weighers of coal and measurers of various goods. Pole locations were granted as recommended and minor business was transacted before a half hour recess.
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Sullivan
Supply Department
City committee approves several bills at monthly session
The accounts committee at City Hall, led by Alderman Pearson, approved bills from the Union Printing Co and the school department while withholding others. Dispute over horse compensation for ex councilman John J. O Connell and questions on a Charles Street annex plumbing bill dominated discussion along with several state aid and grocer item items.
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Committee On Accounts
City Hall
Alderman Pearson
John J. O'Connell
C. H. Hanson
O'Connell
A. K. Whitcomb
Chicago
U. E. A. Department of Superintendence
Auditorium Hotel
Union Printing Company
Charles Street
Lands and Buildings Committee
Farrell & Conaton
State Aid Department
J. B. Currier
Michael McDermott
Malaga
Charles W. Wilder
Stannard v Kingsbury Forefront in Supreme Court Plea
In Lowell, Emma C. Stannard sues Albert J. Kingsbury for 5000 alleging investment loss via Lowell Rent Purchase Society. Jury favored plaintiff in superior court. Burke argues lower court error in jury charge while Elder counters. Trement and Suffolk tax case postponed. exceptions to be argued today.
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Supreme Court
John C. Burke
Emma C. Stannard
Albert J. Kingsbury
Lowell
Lowell Rent Purchase Society
Mr. Burke
American Investors Company
Wowell Society
Elder
Elder, Waite & Whitman
Father John’s Medicine touted as spring tonic and blood cleanser
Thousands take Father John’s Medicine as a spring tonic. The remedy is praised for strengthening the system, purifying blood, feeding tissues, and acting as a gentle laxative. It is claimed to improve blood and nerve health.
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John
Father John
Stock Market Advances In Early New York Trade
New York stocks opened higher with rail issues leading gains as C B and Q strengthened while Atchison preferred and Union Pacific common were among top performers under heavy volume. Sugar weak and steel shares edged lower. Boston copper shares barely held ground with declines prevailing. Amalgamated reached 103 1/2 before retreating to 101 1/2 at noon.
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Atchison
Union Pacific
Boston
Amalgamated
Bright, Seers & Co
New York
Sugar Ref. Co
Ealy Atchison Peewee Eti
Brooklyn
Chesa. & O
C. & G. West' Oe
Cc & Roi
del. & Hud
Frie
Federal Stee
Federal Steel Pid. O
Tob
Gen
Se Ees
Marcketing
Metropolitan
Wees
Mo. Pac
Franklin
Montana
Isle Royal
Osceola
Old Dominion
Quincy
Rhode
N.E
Board of Health Tracks Varioloid Case With No New Developments
No new developments in the varioloid case today. Three persons remain at the contagious hospital while no further evidence links Mr. Lund or Miss Larsen. A suspected case turned out to be chicken pox. The Eliot Street boarding house shows mild illness. no quarantine or mass vaccination yet. The board awaits further developments.
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Lund
Larse
Eliot Street
Bjorge
Lunst
Searles Fails in Major Financial Assignment Debacle
John E. Searles, noted New York financier and director of multiple corporations, filed for assignment for the benefit of creditors to Edward F. Dwight. The move affects his private affairs while leaving the American Cotton Co. and related entities largely unaffected, with ongoing board actions and duties by vice president William C. Lovering.
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New York
John E. Searles
General Corporation
Edward F. Dwight
Searles
American Cotton Co
American Type Foundry Co
Hyatt Roller Bearing Co
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad Co
International Trust Co
Union Traction and Electric Co
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway
Brooklyn Cooperage Contrainy
American Coffee Co
American Sugar Refining Co
Preferred Accident Insurance Co
Western National Bank
Sprague. Electric Co. Terminal Warehouse Co
Universal Lasting Co
American Deposit and Loan Coo
American Surety Co
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Equitable Life Assurance Sodeiety
U. S
People’s
Brooklyn
Buzzards Bay
Mass
Cleveland
Joseph Jefferson
Edward P. Dwight
Mr. Searles
American Cotton Company
D. C. Ball
Wm. C. Lovering
Lieut Pearys Arctic Baby
In March St Nicholas Mrs Peary recounts the Arctic birth of her daughter and the Eskimo child she brought to the United States. She describes Arctic Highlanders, their cold life, scarcity of plant life, reliance on meat and skins, and a sunlit brief summer with mosquitos, ending with a child found in a black house under a brown mountain.
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Stange
Ahnighito
Miss Bill
Philadelphia
Bill “Billybah
Billybah
Ahnightito
Billy
Washington
St. Nicholas
Herhouse
Absent minded secretary recalled in Vest tale
The story recounts Senator Vest’s recovery by noting he again tells stories. In a cloak room exchange a colleague’s absent-mindedness triggers a Missouri memory as a mass meeting seeks a resolution lost after the secretary, distracted, has eaten the document leaving only nibble marks on his desk. Washington Post notice follows.
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Vest
Missouri
Mr. West
Creation
Judge Philips
Washington Post
Spring pattern dollar wrappers with bishop sleeves
Indigo Prints regular dollar wrappers in new spring patterns with fancy braid trimming around the yoke leeves and shoulder cape. Sea Island Percale version in dark or light styles features a new Bishop sleeve deep flounce skirt and well lined waist. East Section Second Floor SAMPLE HOSIERY.
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Sea Island
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Stannard Vs
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Chas, T. Sault & Co
Lowell's Exclusive Opticians
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Heywood Wakefield Co
Puiols
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