Renovation Underway At Harlakenden House For President
Renovations begin at Harlakenden House on the Winston Churchill estate in Cornish N H to ready for President Wilson this summer. The two week program includes cleaning painting and minor improvements with Windsor Vermont as the likely press and staff base.
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Cornish
N. H
Harrakenden House
Winston Churchill
Wilson
Connecticut River
Harlakenden House
Vermont
Ascutneyountain
Connecticut
Windsor
Danbury Elects 29 Year Old Mayor
Danbury Connecticut voters chose Anthony Sutherland as mayor in a Democratic sweep. He is 29 years old and believed to be the youngest city head in Connecticut.
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Danbury, Conn
Bury
Anthony Sutherland
Connecticut
ZEMO promises instant skin relief after shaving
An advertisement promotes ZEMO as a versatile antiseptic solution for skin irritation from shaving and other conditions. It claims to smooth rough skin, heal cuts, pimples, and sores, stop itching instantly, and suit eczema, tetter, rash, and salt rheum.
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Zemo
EB. W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
Boston
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Eckman's Alterative Health Cure Reported For Tuberculosis
A sworn affidavit from Joseph B. White claims Eckman's Alterative cured his glandular tuberculosis after hospital operations failed. He describes weight gain, improved eating, sleep, and return to work by November 1910, and urges others to try the medicine with proper directions. The ad lists pharmacists and laboratories selling the remedy.
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Eckman
Joseph B. Whiten
Rikeraynes Drug
Houghton & Dutton Dept
Iklet
Bokman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Press as Power to Education Speakers Urge Daily Reading
I Wendell Gammons of The Shoe Retailer Company addressed the Jonas Perkins School Association at Fast Braintree on the press as a force for education. He urged newspapers like The Boston Post to run pages devoted to vocabulary, grammar basics, arithmetic explanations, and other daily learning aids for all readers.
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Wendell Gammons
Shoe Retailer Company
The
Shoe Retailer
Braintree
Jonas Perkins School Association
Fast
Newton Newkirk
Franklin Union graduates receive 109 diplomas
One hundred and nine students from Franklin Union night and day schools in electrical engineering steam engines and boilers machine construction architectural drawing industrial chemistry heating and ventilating were awarded diplomas last night. Diplomas were presented by Hon. Richard Olney president of the Franklin Foundation with guests including Charles W. Eliot Bishop Lawrence Mayor Fitzgerald James J. Storrow and Walter B. Russell.
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Franklin Union
Richard Olney
Franklin Foundation
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard College
Bishop Lawrence
Fitzgerald
James J. Storrow
Chamber of Commerce
Walter B. Russell
The
Bangor & Aroostook Restores Full Passenger Service
Full passenger service resumed on the Bangor and Aroostook railroad with the early morning Bangor to Van Buren train and its nightly return. The line had been curtailed for weeks due to a strike, with service north of Oakfield reintroduced previously and freight embargo lifted a week ago.
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Bangor & Aroostook
Bangor
van Buren
Oakfield
Downs Named Special Agent for Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Charles A. Downs of Boston, longtime municipal affairs figure, is appointed special agent for the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals with headquarters at Pondville Massachusetts. He will retain his current state post at Pondville. He is well known among Boston professionals and business leaders.
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Downs
Pondville
Charles A. Downs
Boston
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Mass
Meat prices soar as floods tighten supplies in New York
In New York on March 31 the price of meat reached yearly highs with traders warning prices may rise further if flood damage in Ohio and Indiana delays shipments. Dealers expect the shortage to grow unless shipments are quickly diverted to the city.
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New York
Ohio
Indiana
Suffrage Help for Miss Ward in Militant Protest
Boston suffragists visited Miss Florence Ward of Birmingham detained at Long Wharf on a moral turpitude charge for hatchet throwing during Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst's militancy last year. Ward says Americans misjudge English protest methods.
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Boston
Florence Ward
Birmingham
Long Wharf
Emmeline Pankhurst
Suffragist in Immigration Plea Visits Miss Ward Inquiry
Mrs Theresa Crowley a State Suffrage Association leader filed an appeal from the board of special inquiry holding Miss Ward at the immigration station. The appeal asks entry to America arguing the England prison term involved no moral turpitude. Deputy Commissioner Hurley expects a telegram response by Wednesday. Miss Ward, confined four months for window smashing with the English suffragists, remains philosophical and comfortable, receiving visitors and suffrage friends as plans remain uncertain.
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Theresa Crowley
State Suffrage Association
Miss Ward
Board of Special Inquiry
Commissioner of Commerce and Labor
America
England
Jeremiah Hurley
Mary Hutchinson Page
Brookline
H. S. Luscomb
Allston
Throngs Arrive Aboard Cretic From Europe
The White Star Line steamer Cretic, under Captain F B Howarth, docked after an Atlantic crossing from Italy and the Azores with 1998 passengers. At Genoa Naples Palermo and Azores, passengers in saloon cabin and steerage totals were embarked. The Leyland liner Winifredian also arrived at quarantine with 45 cabin passengers awaiting landing at East Boston.
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Europe
White Star Line
Cretic
F. B. Howarth
Italy
Azores
Crawford
Hoosac
Genoa
Naples
Palermo
Leyland Line
Winifredian
Frederick Shepherd
Liverpool
Grand Junction Docks
Boston
Single Term Bill Again Coming Up
Washington March 31 Efforts to submit a single presidential term constitutional amendment will be renewed in the upcoming Congress session by Senator Works of California He will introduce the amendment so that Roosevelt Taft or Wilson could not seek reelection
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Washington
Congress
Senator Works
California
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Tornado-Like Storm Destroys Buildings in Matteawan NY
A tornado like storm swept across Matteawan and nearby areas from Storm King Mountain. It ripped roofs from several factories and felled many buildings and fences, causing substantial damage in the region.
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Fishkill-On-Hudson
N. Y
Matteawan
Girl Sentenced to Three Days in Solitary at Holloway
London March 31 Mrs Edison of Detroit reports her daughter Zeke is serving two months in Holloway jail for taking part in a militant suffragette window smashing raid. Her hunger strike and forcible feeding have drawn wide attention.
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London
Emerson
Detroit
Mich
Zeke
Holloway
Suffragette Miss Emerson Report Highlights Controversy
A smuggled letter from released suffragette prisoner Miss Emerson details three days of solitary confinement and illness. Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst lauds Emerson as a heroine at a music hall, while Beatrice Harraden and other suffragists share a box with dignitaries. Baroness Von Horst of San Francisco asks U.S. intervention over forcible feeding.
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Miss Emerson
Emmeline Pankhurst
Home Secretary
Mrs. Emerson
Mrs. Pankhurst
Beatrice Harraden
Baroness von Hengervar Hengelmuller
United States
Pankhurst
Baron von Horst
San Francisco
Emerson
Queen Olga Sends Thanks to Quincy Evening School
Greek youths at the Quincy School on Tyler Street heard a cablegram from Queen Olga of Greece thanking them for their sympathy after the assassination of King George. About 50 Greeks, including fruit peddlers boot blacks and restaurant workers, attended the class.
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Quincy School
Tyler Street
Olga
Greece
George
Quincy Evening School
Battleship Rhode Island Sails From Charlestown Yard
The Rhode Island under Captain C B Williams sails for the southern drill grounds this morning. The vessel has been at the Charlestown navy yard for about three months undergoing extensive repairs.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Rhode Island
C. 8. Williams
Madam Does Your Husband Drink
An advertisement urges housewives to curb a husband’s drinking with Renova a taste less remedy claimed to restore sobriety and happiness. It promotes buying at Riker Jaynes or requesting a free sample from the Renova Co 204 Broadway New York with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Riker-Jaynes
Renova Co
Broadway
New York
Renova
Young couple seeks court permission to wed in Chelsea
Alphonso Peteorizo 25 and Antonia Ciampa not quite 16 stood before Judge George in Probate Court seeking approval to marry. Ciampa's father Pasqual Ciampa spoke through an interpreter saying he supports the match and wants protection for his daughter. The judge signed the documents and the couple planned to marry after obtaining a license. Peteorizo resides at 102 Chelsea Street and Antonia lives with her father at 38 Hawthorne Street Chelsea.
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Alphonso Peteorizo
Antonia Ciampa
Italy
George
Peteorizo
Chelsea Street
Fast Boston
Hawthorne Street
Chelsea
Conductor's Wife Dies by Drowning in Harbor
Mrs Charles M Littlefield, wife of a Boston and Maine conductor, died by her own hand by drowning in the upper harbor at South Portland Maine. She was 59 and had been in frail health for weeks. A husband two sons and two daughters survive.
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South Portland
Charles M. Littlefield
Boston & Maine
Enforce Curfew Law Shocks Gloucester Youths
Twenty three children under sixteen, many girls, will appear in the Eastern District Court tomorrow charged with violating Gloucester curfew. The ordinance has existed for years but was only recently vigorously enforced.
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Gloucester
Eastern District Court
Toledo St Louis Western Resumes Service On Schedule
R M Baumgardner, New England freight agent for the Toledo St. Louis and Western, announced by telegram from vice-president B C Stevenson that the St Louis Toledo line will restart Monday morning on schedule.
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Toledo
ST. Louis
Western
R. M. Baumgardner
New England
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad Company
B. C. Stevenson
Jury impaneled in Watertown murder case hear five held
Five men from Watertown Vincenzo Ristagno Tomasso Fittante Luigi Ligaro Gabrielle Lepere and Francisco Falbo faced a first degree murder charge in the death of Francisco Cirillo. Five hours were needed to impanel a jury in the Superior Criminal Court East Cambridge before Judge Chase.
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Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Chase
Vincenzo Ristagno
Tomasso Fittante
Luigi Ligaro
Gabrielle Lepere
Francisco Falbo
Watertown
Francisco Cirillo
Jury Selected for Hood Rubber Company Murder Trial
The 12 jurors are John G Fortune J Frank Carney Floyd M Dowse Edward J Matthews Frank E Simpson John E Dolan Michael H Carey Henry Carpentier Hugh J Murnaghan James M Babcock Francis H Fay Jr Thomas Brosnihan. 220 summoned 112 examined 25 excused 24 challenged by State 61 by defence. Trial starts this morning with opening by ADA Charles J Wier. Jury will view crime scene in East Watertown. Five men charged with killing Cirillo during Hood Rubber Company labor troubles last November.
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John G. Fortune
Malden
J. Frank Carney
Marlboro
Floyd M. Dowse
Sherborn
Edward J. Matthews
Frank E. Simpson
John E. Dolan
Wayland
Michael H. Carey
Natick
Henry Carpentier
Lowell
Hugh J. Murnaghan
Newton
James M. Babcock
Francis H. Fay, Jr
Somerville
Thomas Brosnihan
Belmont
Chase
Charles J. Wier
East Watertown
Cirillo
Hood Rubber Company
Tt. W. W
Peruna praised across Pacific coast in local testimonials
Letters from Prof George Young of Santa Monica Mrs Anna Hyde of Portland and Mrs Clara Miller of Seattle plus others describe Peruna relieving spinal illness bronchitis colds and weakness. The piece notes broader Pacific coast popularity and a Louisville style belief in the remedy’s benefits.
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Pacific
Atlantic
Japan
Labrador
Cape Cod
Peruna
Far West
George Young
Bay St
Santa Monica
California
Andersonville
Chicago
Susie Hempstead
Toledo
Ohio
Portland
Oregon
Anna C. Hyde
E. Yamhill St
Seattle
Clara L. Miller
Findlay St
Wash
Pacific Coast
Ivy Gray
Fairview
Kentucky
Hobo backs Dakota Dan in Suffolk hearing
Robert Twist of Norwood New York testified for Dakota Dan at a Suffolk county courthouse hearing. He described their meeting on the railroad bank and their travels with Daniel Blake Russell. Twist claimed to be a hobo not a tramp and explained the difference between the two terms.
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Robert Twist
Norwood
N. Y
Dakota Dan
Suffolk County
Daniel Blake Russell
Nason
Twist
Somerville High School Addition Breaks Ground
Ground for the Somerville High School addition was broken yesterday. The project costs 125000 dollars and must be finished by September 1. Officials hope the new wing will allow all pupils to attend in one session rather than two.
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Somerville High School
Fund to Insure Pastors for Adequate Salaries
New Haven Conn March 31 Passage of a resolution calling for a permanent fund of 15000 to insure each unmarried minister probationer and supply minister a minimum yearly salary of 800 and to each married minister 1000 was the principal business transacted at today s session of the New York East Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church There was practically no opposition to the measure
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New Haven
Conn
New York East
Methodist Episcopal Church
Freckles disappear with new ethine double strength
A new ethine double strength treatment claims to remove freckles. Apply nightly and morning from Riker Jaynes Drug Stores and Houghton Dut ton Drug Dept to fade spots, with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept
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