Immigrant Family Detained at Long Wharf Over Health Clause
Elizabeth Murray born in Concord New Hampshire and her four sons, recently arrived from Scotland, are detained at Long Wharf immigration for health clearance. Officers claim son William Jr. suffers from an odd disease and cannot land, while the mother is held from entering the country. Relatives protest official red tape and seek legal aid.
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Quincy
Elizabeth Murray
Long Wharf
Concord
N. H
Aberdeen
Scotland
South Africa
Murray
Charlestown
Miss Clark
Willie
Mother
Elizabeth
New Hampshire
Cape Ann
Billings
William, JR
Morse's Topcoats Displayed for Fitting
If it is at Morse's you can settle your doubts about the best topcoat by trying on many until you find the right one. Depend upon Morse. the right one is here. Prices range from ten to thirty five dollars.
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Morse
New York
Chicago
Rochester
Washington St
Columbia Theatre
East Boston A A to face Boston Latin at Wood Island Park
The East Boston A A baseball team will play Boston Latin School this afternoon at Wood Island Park and a hard fought game is anticipated.
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East Boston A. A
Boston Latin School
Wood Island Park
Miss Farrar Shines Yet Cautions on Tannhauser Revival
Miss Farrar delivers a alluring Elisabeth with refined acting though not fully mastered vocally noting her charm and stage presence. Fremstad's Venus gains praise while Burgstaller Blass Goritz Hertz other principals receive mixed marks as the company plans Aida Pagliacci and Haensel and Gretel for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tannhaeuser
Conried Opera Company
Elisabeth
Sseverveess
Farrar Vonus Cove Diveccenee Setters
Mme
Fremstad
Ein Hirt
Petbneetkes de Peeves
Alten Tannnhauser
Eees M. Burgstaller Wolfram
Eevbsee Ste Eresved
M. Goritz Landgraf Hermann
M. Blass Walther
Cesdeecesacvieevensee
Eeee
M. Reiss Heinrich
Cseverves
M. Bayer Biterolf
Sivelvss Isque Eee Muhrmann Retumar
Missense Abesds Iy
M. Dufriche
Alfred Hert
Miss Farrar
Mme. Fremstad
Venus
Mr. Burgstaller
Tristan
Blass
Goritz
Wolfram
Hertz
Danvers Insane Asylum Boilers Declared in Dangerous Shape
State inspectors exposed a dangerous condensing cistern plan at the Danvers Insane Asylum. Trustees had built a 22 by 18 foot cistern to return condensate to boilers, risking oil contamination and boiler rupture. Engineer Lundgren’s license was revoked. superintendent Dr Charles W Page blames politics and water-rate pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danvers Insane Asylum
Joint Legislative Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Danvers
State Steam Boiler Department
District Police
State Department
State Boiler Department
Board of Management
Mr. Ferguson
Danvers Asylum
Ferguson
C. A. Lundgren
McNeill
State Boiler Inspecting Department
Charles W. Page
Post
Dr. Page
Elms
Lundgren
A. Lundgren
Former Harriman Secretary Bail Set In Letter Case
Frank W Hill once E H Harriman stenographer was arraigned in Police Court on a penal code violation for selling the Sidney Webster letter to a newspaper. Alexander Miller and Gordon H Buck prosecuted. Ex City Magistrate Alfred Ommen defended. Hill held in $1000 for examination next Monday. bail posted.
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New York
Frank W Hill
E. H. Harriman
Sidney Webster
Alexander Miller
Union Pacific Railroad
Gordon H. Buck
Harriman
Alfred Ommen
Hill
Roosevelt Battles Senate Plot Over Third Term
The White House released a statement alleging Senator Penrose offered a $25 000 bribe to a Roosevelt ally to join a conspiracy against Roosevelt choosing his successor. The President sent agents to verify the tale and plans to confront the matter, with aides urging him to curb further statements. The $5 000 000 figure was cited as a drop in a much larger potential fund to influence parties and media. The White House claimed figures like Speaker Cannon and Governor Hughes could be pressured by the conspiracy. The cabal was said to have been known before a dinner at the Shoreham Hotel.
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Senator Penrose
Mr. Roosevelt
Shoreham Hotel
White House
Roosevelt
Penrose
Harriman
Root
Cannon
Knox
Fairbanks
Hughes
Opinions Split on Roosevelt Harriman Controversy In Legislature
Fifty-nine Republicans were surveyed in the state House and Senate. Twenty five said the dispute will not affect Roosevelt's renomination while twenty more believed the Harriman Hearst plot would push him to run again.
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William Turtle
Pittsfield
House
Roosevelt
Robert Luce
Somerville
Senate
Harriman
Hearst
Rockefeller
Mr. Turtle
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Mrs. Murray
Dirs
Elizabeth Lpvur
Morse’s
Adams Square
ARGE
Warcues
Avrhiston St
Clark
Portland and
Sudbury Sts
E. Boston A. A
Tannhauser
Politics
Change
Bamber’s
Hatter and Haberdasher
Washington St- Columbia Theatre
Scollay
Cornniu
Roosevelt-Harriman
Rueter & Company
Boston
America
Washburn’s
Washburn Department Store
Washburn Credit House
Essex St
Lynn
Union St
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