Stowaways Found Hidden in Romanic Coal Bunkers
Four men hidden in the White Star steamer Romanic coal bunkers near Charlestown were captured and taken to the immigration station in Boston. three other suspected criminals were found aboard en route to Naples. The four men had been denied passage by Naples officials for trachoma and carried dirks. Immigration Inspector Hartland and Inspector Dolan located them after a search that spanned coal bunkers and boiler tops. The men paid $60 for covert transport, with supplies and wine found in their bunkers.
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White Star
Charlestown
Long Wharf
Naples
Gibraltar
David
Boston
Dirks
William Hartland
Hartland
Michele Pecucci
Michele
John Dolan
Peccucci
Meriggio Serrati
Carmelo Calasco
Giuseppe Terrolino
Jan Pietro Donato
United States
Roosevelt Denies Le Journal Interview Fabrication
Theodore Roosevelt and a Le Journal reporter clash over a Naples interview. Roosevelt says he did not grant the interview published by Le Journal and calls the piece an impudent fabrication. He also states he never met the Paris reporter and denies the claim.
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Paris
Theodore Roosevelt
le Journal
Naples
Roosevelt
Port
Suez
Taft to Confer With Gompers on Labor Issues
President Taft to meet with Samuel Gompers and the AFL executive council at the White House next Friday afternoon. The labor confab will address matters affecting organized labor as the federation opens its session in Washington.
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Washington
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
White House
Organized Labor
Taft
American Federation of Tabor
Weston Loses Way Costs 12 Miles In Marathon Walk
Edward Pay son Weston the pedestrian reached Delta at 9 30 today three hours late. Between Toledo and this place the walker lost his way and had 12 miles extra to walk. Weston is in good condition. After a two hours rest he resumed walking heading toward Bryan.
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Delta
Ohio
Edward Payson Weston
Toledo
Weston
Bryan
Lenox Fire District forms seven member committee
Lenox residents mourn a deadly morning fire that killed Mrs Edward Ventres her daughter Wilhelmina and Mr Edward Ventres with two more missing. A relief fund grew to 3300 with 500 from Cortland Field Bishop and 100 appeals sent to cottagers. A search for Miss Cook and Miss Sparks continued as officers criticized local firefighting readiness. Funeral arrangements were set for Miss Alice French with the Ventres estate placed under charge of W R Ventres.
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Lenox
Edward C. Venttes
Wilhelmina
Isabel Cook
Mary S. Sparks
William D. Curtis
Relief Fund
Cortland Field
Mr. Curtis
William R. Grace
Frederick S. Delafield
Edward MacDonald
John Baker
Lenox Street
Wilhelmina Ventres
Henry S. Jones
Mr. Ventres
Ventres
Miss Cook
Miss Sparks
Giraud Foster
John Ix. Alexandre
Frank K. Sturgis
William Mahanna
George W. Ferguson
Richard O’brien
Curtis
Curtis Hotel
Alexandre
Spring Lawn
Mr. Foster
Bellfontain
Lenox Estates
Alice French
George W. Gardner
Pittsfield
W. R. Ventres
Weneka
N. Y
Edward C. Vantres
Wenox
Dr Burton to Head Smith College in 1919
The Rev. Dr. Marion LeRoy Burton resigned today as pastor of the Church of the Pilgrims Brooklyn to become president of Smith College. He will assume duties at the start of the 1919 academic year after church acceptance of his resignation. He plans to study educational problems in Europe meantime.
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Northampton
Marion LeRoy Burton
Church of the Pilgrims
Brooklyn
N. Y
Smith College
JL. Clark Seelye
Burton
Europe
Lenox Bride-Elect Burned Victim Identified
Miss Mary Sparks a Lenox schoolteacher aged 26 was killed in the Clifford block fire and her fiancé Malcolm Lebanon a bank clerk of Lee awaited their June wedding. Her body remained unrecovered as the blaze consumed the ruins.
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Lenox
Mary Sparks
Malcolm Lebanon
Lee
Deacon Nelson Morgan Dies After Church Row Shooting
Nelson Morgan a senior deacon at Olney Street Baptist Church Providence died at Rhode Island Hospital from a head wound suffered a month earlier in a church dispute. The March 16 shooting ended a long feud between rival church factions.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island Hospital
Nelson Morgan
Olney Street Baptist Church
Affinity Earle Sails Toward Reconciliation in Paris
Paris April 12. W C Fischbacker, father of Ferdinand Pinney Earle's first wife, bars any contact with his daughter. Earley, once an artist, is believed en route to Paris to seek a reunion. Julia Kuttner, Earley’s affinity, seeks divorce and will not communicate. The wife and child hide near Paris with no word between the couple.
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Paris
W. C. Fischbacker
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Julia Kuttner
Farle
Never-failing Rheumatism Remedy Offered in Mix
An advertised tonic claims a complete cure for rheumatism using half a pint of whiskey, one ounce Toris compound, and one ounce syrup of sarsaparilla. Taken in spoonful doses before meals and at night, the mixture allegedly relieves muscular pains and builds the system, increasing appetite and restoring strength with ongoing use.
Gallivan Sees Eliot Street Plan Impractical
Boston Street Commissioner James A. Gallivan said Eliot’s proposals for city street improvements are financially unfeasible. He warned beautification would cost millions, citing Beacon Street and the downtown business district, and urged broad cooperation from business and railroad interests to fund any plan.
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James A. Gallivan
Eliot
Boston
Napoleon III
Paris
France
America
Beacon Street
Charles River
New Hampshire Woman Regains Health with Cooper Remedies
A New Hampshire woman in Raymond, aged 31, reports recovery from grip and rheumatism after using Cooper New Discovery and Quick Relief. She says cough subsided, bowels regulated, energy returned, and her husband also improved with the remedies. The Ip Medicine Company in Dayton offers free samples.
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Boston
Cooper
Mr. Cooper
New England
A. E. Lawrence
Rose Cottage
Box
Raymond
N. H
Ip Medicine Company
Dayton
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St Louis
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Clevel
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
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Mr. Clifford
William T. Bull
Clifford
Thomas E. Bligh
Pope
North Adams
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Springfield
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Pittsfield and
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Smith
Affinity Earle
Macallar Parker Company
Washington Street
Gallivan
State Street
Arlington Street
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