Camorra Leader Enrico Alfano Deported From New York
Enrico Alfano alleged Naples Camorra leader was arrested in New York's East Side and turned over to immigration authorities for deportation to Italy. He faced murder charges linked to Cuccolo case but was discharged and sent to Ellis Island for removal as a criminal immigrant.
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New York
Enrico Alfano
Italy
Camorra Society of
Naples
East Side
Alfano
Cuccolo
Camorra
Tombs
Ellis Island
Commissioner of Immigration Watchers
North Adams Boy Missing from Hamilton College
Rome New York April 22 Gordon Busfield a sophomore at Hamilton College from North Adams Mass left the college on the first day of term and has not returned. He stood well in his studies and was a close student. associates among the students are anxious about his whereabouts.
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Rome
N. Y
Gordon Busfield
North Each Mass
Hamilton College
Watch Your Thirty Feet of Bowels
An article explains constipation as weakness or laziness of bowels and promotes Cascarets as an exercise for bowels. It compares a Cascaret to a six mile walk and notes the West Pocket Box is sold by druggists for ten cents, with tablets stamped CCC by Sterling Remedy Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Remedy Co
Brain Fuel Promises Odd Inventions From Scotland Penn
Seitz's brain fuel is described as a novel discovery with tests showing mixed results. Experiments claim it stirs thoughts in schoolboys and inspires new craft in a carpenter, while a solution with moonshine allegedly alters temperaments. The inventor aims to profit from combining the fuel with forbearance to reform wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Penn
Seitz
Liquid air pills promise cool relief and danger in one town
Ed ward Weeps of Mercersburg probes liquid air as a new cooling method by compressing it into small pills in an asbestos box. A drop into water solidifies instantly and a refrigerator keeps contents cold for hours. a child who ate one was frozen to a marble slab and required lengthy thawing.
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ICE Trust
Mercersburg
Penn
Edward
Harry
Mongolia Ashore on Reef Near Moji Japan
The Pacific mail steamship Mongolia ran aground this morning between Kanabu Se and Dan No Ura beacons in Hayotome Strait near Moji Kiushiu. The ship lies close to shore with a 45 degree list and rescue possible. Efforts to refloat at high tide will continue. prospects are good. The Mongolia, 13839 tons, built in New York, is under Captain Hathaway and owned by Edward H. Harriman.
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Tokio
Japan
Pacific Mail
Mongolia
Kanabu Se
Dan No Ura
Hayotome Strait
Moji
Kiushiu
New York
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Midway Island
Yokohama
Hathaway
Minnesota
Dakota
Manchuria
United States
Pacific Ocean
Edward H. Harriman
Dolan Sues Over Ellen McLaughlin Estate
Arthur W. Dolan administrator of Ellen McLaughlin's estate sued Mary Houghton in Superior Court alleging undue influence in securing $8300 from the deceased's bank accounts. A verdict was for the defendant and the case proceeds to the Supreme Court.
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Arthur W. Dolan
Fitzgerald
Mary Houghton
Mr. Dolan
Ellen McLaughlin
St. Mary’s Church of
Charlestown
Miss Houghton
McLaughlin
Dolan
Supreme Court
Edna May Endorses World Honeymoon After Stage Farewell
London April 22 Edna May plans a farewell performance before marrying Oscar Lewisohn of New York. She will retire after ten years of stage work and enjoy a long honeymoon visiting Itallam lakes the continent India Japan and San Francisco before settling near Newmarket at Lewisohn's country estate.
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London
Oscar Lewisohn
New York
Edna May
Miss May
Lewisohn
Itallam Lakes
India
Japan
Pacific
San Francisco
Lewisohns
Newmarket
Scalp Disease Cure Promised by Household Surgeon
An advertisement claims Dr. Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil cures scald head and scalp diseases. It offers a refund through druggists if the product fails and lists a price of 25 cents.
This New Fertilizer Brings Rapid Growth
Eden Penn April 22 In this fruit belt experiments show Mahon's self raising fertilizer speeds bearing size. Peaches can bear in a year with large crops requiring branch propping. Apples can mature in two summers though fruit is early harvest quality. A farmer hauled oats seed on top and reached a full crop en route.
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Eden, Penn
Mahon
Hig Farm
New rival leaf hidden in Lancaster tobacco trade
A wild plant near Lancaster grows with Havana and is indistinguishable from top Lancaster tobacco when mixed. People mix two parts tobacco with one part the new plant for smoking as a filler in cigars under the brand Rose of Sharon. It sells for one cent each. no one has made plug tobacco from it yet.
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Woodstock
Penn
Lancaster County
Cincinnati
Record Passenger Influx for Boston by Romanic and Cymric
Two White Star liners Romanic and Cymric delivered a record Boston arrival, totaling 3207 passengers from British and Mediterranean ports. The Romanic carried 1776 with 1578 steerage, the Cymric 1441 with 1319 steerage, while a search for an Italian fugitive occurred aboard. The Cymric faced rough seas and a broken propeller incident near a Norwegian bark Sebago, delaying its voyage.
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Ayer
Billerica
East Bridgewater
Nantucket
Massachusetts
White Star
Romanic
Cymric
Charlestown
Boston
Mediterranean
Italy
Portugal
British Isles
Frank E. Beadwell
Palermo
Europe
Kerr
Boston Light
Missionary Night At Congregational Club Meeting
Boston Congregational Club voted to support the Congregational Home Missionary Society which has founded four-fifths of the nation's Congregational churches. Speakers included Rev. George L. Todd of Havana Cuba a longtime missionary and Rev. H C Herring D D former Omaha pastor who spoke on Immigration and Colonial Expansion.
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Boston Congregational Club
Congregational Home Missionary Society
George L. Todd
Havana
Cuba
Spain
H. C.herring
D. D
Omaha
Neb
Breweries Co. Marks 50th Anniversary With Artful Souvenir
The Massachusetts Breweries Company celebrated its 50th anniversary with a handsome booklet souvenir. The volume includes a half century business review and exterior plant views. Designed and printed by the H. B. Humphrey Company, the work is noted for its unique typography and high quality.
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Massachusetts Breweries Company
H. B. Humphrey Company
Steamer Admiral Dewey Arrives with Tourists and Fruit
The steamer Admiral Dewey under Captain Asa F. Davison reached Long Wharf yesterday from Jamaican ports carrying a large number of returning tourists and a substantial cargo of tropical fruit. The voyage was uneventful with light winds and smooth seas.
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Admiral Dewey
Asa F. Davison
Long Wharf
Chamber of Commerce memorial for Dana I McIntire
At a Boston Chamber of Commerce meeting a memorial was adopted honoring Dana I. McIntire a founder and longtime member who died last Saturday. The tribute lauds his character and services to the organization.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Dana I. McIntire
Pacifier dubbed cure for temper in rural trial
In Ryder's Station Pennsylvania residents tout Joyce's Pacifier as instantly calming beasts and people. Testimony describes a violent horse calmed after water trough dosing, a troublesome dog aiding poultry, and a persistently sour cow now yielding sweet milk.
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Ryder’s Station
Penn
Joyce
Orr
Charles Bixler
Garfield Washington
Willam Burroughs
Skin Disease Remedy Emphasizes Direct Skin Treatment
An article argues for treating skin diseases through the skin rather than internally. It praises D. D. D. Prescription oil of wintergreen and other ingredients, noting its development by Dr. Decatur Dennis and endorsement for sale by a Chicago company. Jaynes Drug Stores promotes the remedy to sufferers.
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Decatur
D. Dennis
Dennis
Chicago
Dr. Dennis
Jaynes Drug Stores
Sardine Can Plant Burned in Lubec Fire
A six story North Lubec sardine can plant owned by Seacoast Canning and leased by American Can of New York burned today. A missing employee named Thornton is feared dead while Charles Wilkins was injured. The blaze started from a gas tank pipe rupture and forced 150 workers from their jobs.
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Lubec
North Lubec
Seacoast Canning Company
American Can Company of
New York
Thornton
Charles Wilkins
Investigation at Deer Island House of Correction
District Attorney Moran probes conditions at the House of Correction on Deer Island. Inspector Hugh Lee reports corroborating disclosures by officers and matrons, with potential grand jury indictments for immorality and cruelty toward prisoners. The inquiry continues for another week before evidence is presented to the DA.
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Moran
House of Correction
Deer Island
Hugh Lee
Wiles Given Life Sentence in 1905 Murder Case
Herman C. Wiles, a young man from Northampton street, was sentenced to life in state prison after pleading guilty to second degree murder for killing his sweetheart Mabel V. Williams on October 13, 1905. The district attorney approved the plea, and only a small group of friends witnessed the proceedings.
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Herman C. Wiles
Mabel V. Williams
Wiles
Northampton Street
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Depori
Terra
North Adams
S. S
Lancaster Tobacco
Fillipo Dimodico
Giovanni Ramouci
Sumulbo
Augusta
Sicily
South Boston
Ramouci
America
Rosanna Partuci
Gargan Returns
Walter C. Brooks
Amy
Phyllis Brooks
N. Hmmons Paine
West Newton
Thomas J. Gargan
The
Transit Commission
Germany
England
France
Congregational Club
DEWEY
Chamber OF Commerce
D. J. M’intire
Korn-Kinks
the HO CO
Buffalo, N. Y
Maine
Uneeda Biscuit
Lonly
National Biscuit Company
Radway
Sean Wether Pry
DWAY
U. S
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