New Mexican Consul in Hub
Arthur P. Cushing, longtime associate of the New Mexican consulate, has been promoted from vice consul to head the consulate serving all New England states except Connecticut. He received official notification April 1, and the 43 Tremont Street office archives were handed over the following day.
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New England
Connecticut
Arthur P. Cushing
Mr. Cushing
A. R. Lomell
Consular Service
City of
Mexico
Tremor Street
Justo Acevedo
Pino Suarez
Yucatan
Madero
Acevedo
Emanuel Beltran
Cushing
Lynch Named Public Printer Candidate For Senate Support
James M. Lynch president of the International Typographical Union with HQ in Indianapolis is slated to be public printer. Senators Hughes and Martine and the New Jersey delegation urged President Wilson to select Cornelius Ford. The President consulted Simmons and Overman on William H. Osborne for commissioner of internal revenue, with approval expected for a Senate submission.
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Washington
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Indianapolis
Hughes
Martine
New Jersey
Congress
Wilson
Cornelius Ford
Senate
Five Cousins to Fight Will in Probate Contest
Five cousins contest the will of Joseph W. Adams a retired merchant filed in Roxbury. They claim he lacked sound mind and was unduly influenced by his wife Josephine who receives most of the estate. Real estate valued at 38300 and personal property at 8167.06. Cousins include Benjamin D. Williams Baltimore G C Williams New York Eleanor A Williams Georgia James Co Williams Winder Ga and Joseph H Williams Atlanta Ga.
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Joseph W. Adams
de Courcy
Adams
Josephine
School Street
Roxbury
Benjamin D. Williams
Baltimore
G. C. Williams
New York
Eleanor A. Williams
Georgia
James Co. Williams
W Eleanor, Ga
Joseph H. Williams
Atlanta
Recovery of Pope Is Now Predicted
Rome reports the Pope, after an afternoon sleep, described a vision during which he returned to Venice in a gondola on the Grand Canal. The sky opened above St. Mark’s and his deceased sister Rosa appeared, but guided him that his work is not yet finished.
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Rome
Venice
Grand Canal
St. Mark’s
Rosa
St. Mark's
Draper Company Recruiting Maine Men for Strike-Shift Posts
Milford April 14 The Draper company hires men from Maine to replace striking foundry workers. A first group of 30 arrived yesterday under heavy guard from Waterville area, and a second consignment is on the way.
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Milford
Draper Company
Maine
Waterville
Pope’s Nephew Stays Cantoned At Bedside Amid Hope
Vatican updates describe the frail Pope X showing cautious signs of improvement as his nephew, a young priest, comforts him. Dr Marchiafava reports diminishing inflammation and clearer bronchial sounds while pontiff recalls a vision of Venice. Cardinal Kopp and other cardinals may attend a conclave.
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Vatican
Cardinal Kopp
Breslau
Rome
Pius X
Reading Measles Forces School Closure
An epidemic of measles in Reading has led the Health Board to close Union Street School for two weeks to protect children. Dr. BE. M. Halligan, board chairman, expects no serious outcome but acts to check spread.
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Reading
Union Street
BE. M. Halligan
Strike turmoil as Boston factory hosts IWW action
A moving truck of furniture guarded by detectives and State police arrived from Boston to Park Hotel, now a strike breakers HQ. IWW says three deserters claim they were not informed of strike danger. A Milford Hopedale sympathy strike drew 400 paraders and 100 Green heel plant workers left. State police and deputies bolster security as Draper firm eyes a crisis. William Lockwood & Sons elastic webs faced stoppage with 100 workers quitting.
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Boston
Old Park Hotel
Industrial Workers of the World
Joseph Coldwell
Milford
Hopedale
Regal
Draper
Eben 8
S. Draper
Milford Merchants’ Association
William Lockwood & Sons
Candy Makers Organize After Successful Wage Demands
Boston candy workers plan a formal organization to press for higher wages and shorter hours following the success of the telephone girls. A large meeting at 112 Salem Street adjourned to tonight at the North Bennett Street Industrial School with many branches represented. About 5000 young women are employed in the trade.
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Candy Workers
Boston
Civic Service House
Salem Street
North Bennett Street
American in Havana criticizes Dahlen over Cuban signee
An American in Havana and Brooklyn fan writes to Manager Dahlen demanding he sign Cuban shortstop Thomas Romanach, whom Cincinnati had landed. The letter notes the writer tipped Dahlen about the player but his advice was ignored.
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Havana
Brooklyn
Dahlen
Thomas Romanach
Cincinnati
Ball Promises Innovations at St Stephen's Lyceum Event
The Young Men's Lyceum of St Stephen's Parish prepares its annual ball at St John’s Hall Moon Street with senator Philip J McGonagle leading the committee. Mayor Fitzgerald to lead the grand march and figures like Governor Foss and James Curley invited. Condit's orchestra will perform from 8 to 9 with hall decorations and plants enhancing the event.
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Young Men's Lyceum
St. Stephen’s Parish
St. John’s Hall
Moon Street
Philip J. McGonagle
Fitzgerald
Foss
David I. Walsh
James M. Curley
William F. Murray
Timothy J. Buckley
John J. Attridge
Daniel F. McDonald
Walter L. Collins
Ball Committee
Condit
Lyceum
Post Office Robbers Captured In Albany
Chief Postoffice Inspector Lawrence Letherman said Richard Mack and William L Dunn, tied to the August 14 1911 North Abington postoffice loot, are under arrest in Albany New York awaiting identification. Inspector Harry Robinson will compare them and then move to Philadelphia where another gang of yeggmen is held for identification.
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Postoffice
Lawrence Letherman
Richard Mack
William L. Dunn
North Abington
Albany
N. Y
Letherman
Harry Robinson
Robinson
Philadelphia
Easy Way to Clear Pimples Using Resinol
An advertisement touts Resinol products as a simple cure for pimples and blackheads. It recommends washing with Resinol Soap, applying Resinol Ointment for ten minutes, then rinsing with hot and cold water, to heal skin and soothe itching. It notes Resinol also treats eczema dandruff sores burns and piles and lists prices and a free trial offer.
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Resinol
Baltimore
Graft Charge in Land Deal Sparked by Playground Site
City Hall reports a clash over the Mission Church site for a playground with the Finance Commission opposing the Park and Recreation Commission’s choice. The Mayor supports the public demand for the site he favors, arguing officials should not block the people’s wishes.
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City Hall
Finance Commission
Mission
Park
Recreation Commission
Park Commission
Bodies of Hunters Found After Three Years
Skeletons of two men believed to be M. Maloney and Edward Whalen, hunters missing on Thurlow Island near Vancouver, B C, nearly three years ago were found yesterday. The skulls show crush injuries, apparently from an axe, and authorities suspect they were killed by Indians.
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Vancouver
B. C
M. Maloney
Edward Whalen
Thurlow Island
British Columbia
Flection in the 13th District Today
A trio of candidates on the stump in the 13th District claim confidence for today’s vote. Mitchell leads with Democratic support. Long campaigns on tariff claims alongside White and Cutting. Past results show close race between Mitchell and rivals with Foss Bird and Walker also in the mix.
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Mitchell
Richard H. Long
Long
Walsh
Charles
Hamlin
Joseph C. Pelletier
Thomas P. Riley
Cutting
Marlboro
Weeks
George Friel
Waltham
Foss
Bird
Walker
Recluse Charles A. Smith Dies in Lone Cabin
Charles A. Smith, 80, known as a recluse for a decade, died yesterday morning in his woodside cabin off Greenwood street Wakefield. Heart trouble caused his death. He lived alone and earned a small fortune from selling garden produce. His wife and a married daughter, Mrs. F. L. Harris, resided nearby.
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Charles A. Smith
Greenwood Street
Wakefield
Smith
Sas
F. L. Harris
Gas Poisoning Incident Strikes Webster Family
Four people were overcome by illuminating gas at the home of John Symkowski on 17 Poland Street in Webster. Mary Malonas, 82, is in critical condition and may not survive. Also present were Joseph Symkowski, 22, Bernice Symkowski, 11, and Jennie Symkowski, 8.
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Webster
John Symkowski
Poland Street
Mary Malonas
Symkowski
Joseph Symkowski
Bernice Symkowski
Jennie Symkowski
Absence of Ahearn Triggers Receiver for Lincoln Brothers
Frederick E. Ahearn, president of the Lincoln Brothers Company of Cohasset, vanished prompting Rockland Trust Company and Boylston National Bank to seek a receiver. A mortgage for 2500 backed the loan, and a 3500 note added creditor claims. William L. Barnard of Hingham was appointed receiver amid reports of no feed for eight horses and no funds to buy more.
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Frederick E. Ahearn
Lincoln Brothers Company
Cohasset
Ahearn
Rockland Trust Company
Boylston National Bank
Equity
William L. Barnard
Hingham
Great Animal Man Is Dead
Carl Hagenbeck senior partner of Mendel's Menagerie and Tier Park at Stellingen Hamburg died today. Born in 1844 he took over the family business and created a vast European animal exhibition starting in 1876. The French government awarded him the Academy diploma in 1891 and he received several royal decorations.
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Hamburg
Carl Hagenbeck
Mendel’s
Stellingen
Europe
Academy
Prohibition Not On Trial Says Attorney General
The attorney general argues the Webb bill tests enforcement not Prohibition itself. Five Maine sheriffs face trials or have resigned. Maine residents may still obtain high quality liquor for personal use. Despite rising per capita use, intoxication declines as readers are advised to seek Mt. Vernon whiskey from George W. Torrey Company in Boston.
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Maine
Mt. Vernon
George W. Torrey Company
America
Express
South Market Street
Boston
Mass
Advi
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Bull Moose
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Mr. White
Charles E. Hatfield
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