Boy Warriors. Two 10-Year-Old Adventurers Tracked by Police
Two boys aged 10 from Medford tramped toward the West as toy pistol and knife in tow hoping to reach the Western country. They wandered Boston streets past dusk with dreams of Red Dog Gulch before surrendering to Station 2 officers. Their fathers collected them after police notified the family.
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Boston
Medford
Red Dog Gulch
Court Street
Charles Henry
Arthur Easter
Riverside Avenue
Med
Sousa and His Bana Delight Boston Audience at Symphony Hall
The spring concert series at Symphony Hall opened last night with Sousa and his band drawing a large Boston audience. The program featured Isabella overture, Ritter Pasman zardas, a Serenade by Meyer-Helmund, Hail to the Spirit of Liberty, Printemps by Soratha Buckiins, and virtuosic solos by a noted violinist and Arthur Pryor on trombone. The encore and overall performance earned enthusiastic applause and strong acclaim.
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Sonsa
Symphony Hall
Boston
Chos
Supes
Isabella
Ezardas
Ritter Pasman
Meyer-Helmund
Mare Sousa
Liberty
Andhe Duffield
Printemps
LeonSorartha Buckiins
Adea Violnist
Wieniawski
Arthur Pryor
Socker
Testimonial for Radam's Microbe Killer from Roxbury reader
A Roxbury, Massachusetts user reports rapid relief and full recovery from influenza like Grippe and pneumonia after using Radam's Microbe Killer. The letter praises the remedy's effectiveness and mentions other named users from Lowell, Wrentham, and Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radam
S. Allen
Humboldtay
Roxbury
Mass
Chandler
Heaton
Blake
J.ay WrentHam
I. G Whitcomb
Lowell
Tristan und Isolde at the Boston Theatre delight crowd
Wagner's Tristan und Isolde presented by the Grau company drew a large audience as Nordica gave an ideal Isolde and Jean de Reszke Tristan. De Reszke, despite illness, satisfied. Schumann-Heink impressed as Brangaene. Damrosch conducted a strong opening, with a fashionable social scene and a late 11:20 curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grau Opera Company
Boston
Wagner
Jean de Reszke
Tristan
Mme
Nordica
Isokie
Jean de Berzke
Edouard de Resaxe
Schumann-Heink
Brangame
Kurwenal
Messt
Messrs
Bertram
Muhlmann
Hubbener
Mr. Damrosch
Labor Leaders Gompers O Connell to Visit Boston
Labor leaders arrive in Boston this afternoon to be received by the Boston Central Labor Union and local machinists. A large Faneuil Hall meeting is planned with both union and non union members, as part of the nine hour work day agitation spreading from coast to coast.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
James O’connell
International Association of Machinists
Boston
Lodge of Machinists No. 2
George Nickerson
William J. Walsh
Edward H. Fitzgerald
Robert Tate
N. H. Greenster
Boston Central Labor Union
Richard Garrity
Henry Abrahame
Dennis Driscoll
Downing
PF. A. Shaughnessy
Quincy House
Machinists’ Union
Faneuil Hall
Machinists
Frank McCarthy
John H. Hickey
Lynn
Gompers
Bartenders’ Union
Columbia Theatre
Ous
International
Machinists’ Association
National Metal Trades’ Association
Pien
Dr Landis History Exposed by Holyoke Citizen Notice
A Holyoke citizen shares a portrait of Dr M Landis once famed as a Philadelphia physician years ago. The letter notes his fearless view of nature's laws and mentions his current practice at 400 Dartmouth Street, Boston, reflecting astonishment at his continued renown.
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Holyoke
Pionlanmn
Dea M. Landis
Philadelphia
Landis
Dartmouth St
Laundry bill meets its fate in state house vote
A Massachusetts house defeat ended the annual appearance of the Chinese laundry bill which sought inspections of laundries and charity oversight. Opposition cited rights concerns and labor issues while supporters argued for supervision and safety. key exchanges referenced Boston and Lynn lawmakers.
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State House
Janene
Baunders
Boston
Breiler
Bullock
New ‘Bedford
Jocal Boards
Earth
Sullivan
State Board of Charity
Leslie
Waltham
Mansfield
Chace
Fall River
Odlin
Lynn
Henry W. Armstrong
Cape
Borofsky
Amazeen
Haverhill
Haskell
Beverly
Committee of Metropolitan Affairs
Liam
McNary
Board of Police
Eee
Codman
Messrs. Russell
Walsh
Clinton
William H. Baker
Senate considers bills on tobacco age limit and public services
In the Senate a public health committee report proposes raising the illegal sale of cigarettes to minors to ages 16 to 18. Bills extend court and education provisions, including one day off per twenty seven for police and home instruction for the blind. A proposal to increase Superior Court justices was rejected. Reed bill on railroad express company equality was defeated. Holt Corser March voted yes while Ingington was paired.
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Senate
Massachusetts W. C. T. U
Committee On Public Health
Perkins Institution For
General Court
Bordman Hall
Superior Court
Reed
Holt
Corser
March
Senatorington
Gas consolidation discussed at State House meeting
Discussion centers on consolidating gas matters with no committee on manufactures set to meet next week. The committee of thirty has held a session on anti trust and electric light consolidation bills and plans to route the measure through the gas commissioner and their room. A four fifths vote may be needed to reopen rules and push the bill forward in the legislature.
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State House
Lawmakers Tour Coeriss River On Vista With Boston Leaders
Massachusetts legislators from the metropolitan affairs and harbors and lands committees rode the Vista up the Coeriss River to meet Boston and Cambridge sponsors. The trip promoted a bill to investigate dam placement at Ridge and to appoint a committee for study. Notables mentioned include John Shepard Norwell Freel dest Pritchett Cobb and Dr John G Higa.
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Massachusetts
Coeriss River
Boston
Cambridge
Bill Tow
Ridge
Incomplete OCR debate on stock watering laws and public interest
Fragmentary text discusses a joint committee to revise a bill and the 1908 charter of a company. Mentions public interest, investors, and legal action but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Nate
Sue Fay
Mapsac
Chomany
Herson
Borofsky Bill Seeks Hebrew Sabbath Recognition
Rep 8 H Borofsky proposes amending 1885 Acts to recognize the Hebrew Sabbath, allowing Saturday closures and permitting Sunday business openings for merchants observing the Sabbath. The measure aims to resolve court interpretations of a century-old law and prevent Sabbath-breaking convictions of Hebrew merchants.
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H. Borofsky
No question of ff its quality drinkers value
A promotional uda text extols ff as superior to other brews and claims it cheers strengthens and heals. It asserts drinkers will choose ff for all ages and says it brings the sick back to health and makes the well man better.
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Searly
Radam
Miller Found Not Guilty in Vermont Murder Case
In Montpelier Vermont Judge Foster directed the jury to acquit F A Miller of murdering Major Seth Johnson. The body was found in a swamp and medical experts ruled drowning. No blood evidence or murder testimony emerged and the assault indictment against John E Wing will likely be dropped.
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Johnson
Miller
Texas
John E. Wing
Eastman Trial Set to Open April 22 in Cambridge
Harvard instructor Charles R. Eastman faces a murder trial for the killing of his brother in law Richard Grogan last July Fourth. His wife and sister in law discuss reporters, with Eastman’s parents and sister expected to travel to Boston for the proceedings. Eastman remains jailed awaiting the trial.
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Charles R. Eastman
Harvard
Richard Grogan
Mrs. Grogan
Brookline Street
Cambridge
Court hears testimony as trial continues in Boston
The narrative notes relatives traveling to attend the proceedings. Mrs. William P. Abbott of St. Paul Minnesota and her husband are expected to arrive in Boston next week to participate in the trial events.
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William P. Abbott
St. Paul
Minn
Boston
Fifty Cent Scott's Emulsion Ad Promises Longevity
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as economical for children of various ages. A fifty cent bottle is claimed to last fifty days for a baby, thirty for a toddler, and twenty for a ten or twelve year old. The copy offers free samples and lists Scott & Bowne in New York for contact.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Peas Street
New York
Accident on Rutland Line Derails Freight Train
A northbound freight train derailed on the Rutland railroad near Proctor Vermont after a failure caused the track to give way. No injuries reported, but tracks were blocked delaying service until 10:30 PM. Engine remains off the rails sinking into wet ground as repairs proceed.
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Proctor
Rutland
Harvard Debaters Chosen After Final Trials
At Harvard last night a team was chosen from Princeton 4 debates with several candidates from three other men retained. The selection included H. Dler 01 and J. Ler who debated at Princeton and Yale respectively.
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Princeton
Harvard
Boot
J.D. Ler
Nate
H. Dler
P. Chan Yale
Coolidge
Shusetts
Moe Wee
Shan
Haverhill Man Seeks 10000 in Alienation Suit
Herbert E. Currier sues Edwin B. Parker for alienation of his wife’s affections. Parker, a Parker & Rowell partner, allegedly befriended Currier’s wife and boarded in Currier’s home, leading to the family breakup. Currier seeks 10 000 in damages. wife, three children, and others are mentioned in court filings.
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Haverhill
Edwin B. Parker
Parker & Rowell
M Parker
Herbert E. Currier
Curier
Hazen B. Goodrich & Co
Raymond
le Roy V. Ray
Parker
Currier
Delightfully Attractive Spring Goods At M Wolf Establishment
The several departments at Mr. M. Wolf's establishment are replete with a beautiful array of spring goods.
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Souca
Ptt
Washington Bt
R. H. Whit Gee
K K. Dageett
Bea
Tristan Und Isolde
the Boston
DR. Landis
House
Bill
A. G. van Nostrand
Bunker Hill Breweries
Charlestown
Eastman
Mr. Eastman
South
Hoto
Horner
BROWN
Club Dines
Twente
Brown Club
Evenin
Westminster
H. D
Pere Jane Ee
Summer St
Sue Edwin B. Parker
Geo. H. Wilson
Wilson
Louisville
Kyl
Tomorrow’s Post
Poe
Dr.Wilson
Boyston St
Thorndike
Ast
George Laiorat
Joh
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