Father in defence of Mrs Kelly
Charles A. Dutton of Wollaston testified in Superior Court that Mrs Lena LeV. D. Stuart claimed two years ago his daughter Mrs Mary Kelly was not married and lived with Timothy W. Kelly. He thought she was married and recalled a marriage certificate, though Mrs Stuart said she had none.
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Charles A. Dutton
Wollaston
Mary Kelly
East Boston
Lena Lev. D. Stuart
Appian Way
Cambridge
Kelly
Timothy W. Kelly
Mrs Kellys Slander Suit Over Patriots Day Remarks
Mrs Kelly and her husband sue Mrs Stuart for damages alleging slander at a Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary meeting on Patriots Day. Mr Kelly, a Boston city visitor earning 150 dollars yearly, admitted prior years with the same woman before marriage and presenting her as such. He testified the slander caused his wife distress and fainting spells, while he says he was held in high esteem. The case resumes this morning.
Attempt on Bridge Discovered at Bellows Falls
A possible attempt to damage the Boston and Maine railroad bridge over the Connecticut River was found late tonight. Brake man Bernard Lazo saw a man digging a hole under a tie on the masonry. The man fled when approached, and yard master Harry B. Liss was notified.
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Bellows Falls
Boston & Maine Railroad
Connecticut River
Bernard Lazo
Lazo
Harry B. Liss
North Walpole
N. H
Man to Stopper Sparks Bomb Plot On Bridge Claim
Liss chased a man who ran toward the New Hampshire side after a digger hole five inches deep was found on a bridge over a rocky gorge. Liss believed a bomb plan existed, but no explosives were found. The 100 foot high bridge carries main line traffic from Boston to Rutland routes.
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Liss
New Hampshire
Boston
Boston & Maine
Rutland
Navy Militia Mobilized In Boston Invasion
Boston faced a sudden mobilization as 900 naval militiamen from Maine Rhode Island and Connecticut arrived. Connecticut units led by five divisions seized eatables at a South Station restaurant while others boarded ships and set up at Commonwealth docks and piers. Training began at the pier with instruction classes to follow. Marblehead Neck welcomed 75 naval reserve members aboard and 400 more are en route to quarter there.
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Boston
Maine
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Reuben K. Dyer
Portland
South Station
Summer Street Esplanade
Naval Reserve Force
Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead Neck
Reverend Mark Offers Chaplain Service to Naval Reserves
The Rev. John Nicol Mark of the Fallen Church East Lexington has offered his services as chaplain to the naval reserves. He has passed the physical and awaits a call to active duty.
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John Nicol Mark
the Fallen Church
East Lexington
Naval Reserves
Lydia E Pinkham Vitamin Plant Compound Helps Woman
Miss Nina Southwick of Kingfisher Oklahoma reports two years of severe female trouble including backache dizziness and faint spells. After ten bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained health and strength and now appears well with no pain. This ad urges other women with similar symptoms to try the product.
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Kingfisher
Okla
Lydia E. Pingham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nina Southwick
Austrian liner Erny seized and crippled by officials
Naval engineers reported the Austrian ship Erny crippled with engines out of action after its seizure by Collector Billings and a squad of sailors. The vessel tied at Green's Wharf Chelsea, built six years ago for 2 million dollars and 6515 tons, with crew born in Italy but Austrian citizens.
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Erny
Edmund Billings
Austria
United States
Maria Marco Martinellich
Dorchester
Boston
Green's Wharf
Chelsea
Italy
Boston and
Ross A. Perry
Charles R. Tuckett
Virginia
W. W. Winslow
Barron Warns of War Price and Allied Victory
Clarence W. Barron owner of the Boston News Bureau spoke to the Boston Rotary Club in the Hotel Lenox rose garden. He condemned German militarism and urged American support for England through money and supplies to ensure Allied victory and sea control.
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Clarence W. Barron
Boston News Bureau
Farmer
Boston Rotary Club
Hotel Lenox
England
Olney Reputed Statesman Guided by Wilson Era Policies
Telegraphed condolence from President Wilson highlights Charles J. Olney as a trusted Democratic adviser and influential Secretary of State. The piece notes his wartime stance, support for arbitration with Britain, and the Monroe Doctrine, praising his civil service reforms and foreign affairs leadership. It also recalls his earlier career as Massachusetts Congressman and corporate counsel.
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Wilson
Olney
Democratic Party
America
Congress
Germany
Mr. Olney
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Cleveland
Spain
United States
Department of State
Great Britain
Venezuela
Neal Treatment Offers Easy Way to Sobriety
A woman reports her brother in law’s return looking transformed after three days with the Neal Treatment claiming to end liquor desire without hypodermics or withdrawal. The Boston program emphasizes home treatment option and confidential consultations at the Neal Institute 304 Newbury St Back Bay 3970.
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Neal
Neal Institute
Newbury ST
Boston
Back Bay
President Wilson pays tribute to Olney in telegram
Telegram from President Wilson to Richard Olney's widow expresses deep grief and praise for Olney. The 82 year old former cabinet official behind Britain’s concession in the Venezuelan dispute died at his Boston home after cancer surgery and a recent relapse. Funeral will be private.
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Richard Olney
American Statesman
The
Fenway
Garo
Olney
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Cleveland
Great Britain
United States
Boston
Richard Olney A Prominent Massachusetts Statesman
Few Massachusetts men rose higher than Richard Olney a longtime statesman and lawyer who served as Secretary of State and Attorney General under Grover Cleveland. He influenced Democratic policy and was once a contender for the presidency in 1904. He declined ambassador to England and later a Federal Reserve Board post.
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Massachusetts
Richard Olney
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
Alton B. Parker
England
Wilson
Congress to create joint war conduct committee
A bipartisan joint resolution introduces a six member Senate panel and six member House panel to oversee war conduct. The committee would have broad investigative powers, compel testimony, and report to Congress as needed. The panel would include four Democrats and two Republicans in the Senate and an equal GOP-Democrat split in the House.
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Washington
Weeks
Massachusetts
Representative Madden
Illinois
Senate
House
Congress
United States
Executive Departments
Health talk urges wart and mole removal to cut cancer risk
Dr. Edward Reynolds told the Women's City Club audience at Pilgrim Hall last night that removing small warts and moles can prevent skin cancer. He warned that many cancers begin as simple growths and ulcers and stressed timely treatment saves lives, noting one woman in eight dies unnecessarily without action.
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Edward Reynolds
Women's City Club
Pilgrim Hall
Reward for First American Sinking U Boat Proposed
Washington April 9 A bill introduced by Representative Gould of New York proposes a prize of 5000 dollars for the first American sailor who sinks the first enemy submarine.
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Washington
Gould
New York
Collector Billings Receives Treasury Order to Washington
Collector Billings was ordered by the Secretary of the Treasury to report to Washington for a conference with President Wilson. He departed on the Federal Express for the capital, and the purpose of the meeting was not disclosed.
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Billings
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Wilson
Federal Express
Red Blood and Courage and a 19th Century Patent Remedy
The article extols courage in war and links health to rich blood. It promoteDr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and Anuric as a remedy for uric acid related pains, claiming decades of sale and springtonic efficacy. It cites ingredients and methods, urging readers to obtain these preparations at drug stores.
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Oregon
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
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