Hebrew Children's Theatre Benefit Draws Large Boston Audience
A large crowd filled the Boston Theatre yesterday for a benefit performance aiding the Hebrew Children's Theatre building fund. The program included scenes from Follies of 1908 Via Wireless and The Gum Shoe Girl with Beatrice MHerford Mona Holesco Henry Clay Barnabee and Bertha W. Swift among the participants.
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Boston Theatre
Building Fund For
Beatrice Mherford
Mona Holesco
Henry Clay Barnabee
Bertha W. Swift
Rutland Express Collision Damages Iberville Switch
The Rutland express from New York struck a broken switch at Iberville Quebec and collided with three standing cars. Two train hands and a tramp were slightly injured, while several passengers were shaken but unharmed.
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Montreal
New York
Iberville
Que
Split in ranks at International Suffragists Alliance meeting
A sharp division occurred during the International Suffragists Alliance session in London as a faction of delegates quit the hall and separated from the main body.
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London
International Suffragists’ Alliance
Women in Hadjin Rescued by Troops But Refugees Remain
Five American women missionaries trapped with thousands of Hadjin refugees were relieved as a message from Miss Lambert announced safety and calm. The Turkish cabinet will pursue investigations, deploy troops, and step up relief including food, medicine, and shelter for the afflicted.
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Constantinople
Hadjin
Adana
Lambert
Miss Lambert
Bishop Lambert
Mustafa Zihni
Adil Bey
Ministry of the Interior
Mersina
No Salary for Chief Kendall in Somerville
Chief of Police Charles A. Kendall serves without pay as the payroll omits his name. A clash among the Mayor and the Board of Aldermen over a $1800 versus $2000 salary led to a veto and unresolved pay. Fifty Somerville druggists face license loss by midnight with a May 13 meeting likely to spark further battles over licenses and other trades.
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Charles A. Kendall
Somerville
Woods
Pony Express
Anderson Named by Pope as Boston Auxiliary Bishop
Rome April 29 The Pope announced the appointment of Rt Rev Joseph G Anderson vicar general of the Boston archdiocese as titular bishop of Myrina and auxiliary bishop of Boston at today’s consistory.
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Rome
Joseph G. Anderson
Archdiocese of
Boston
Myrina
Four killed in Potts Powder glycerine packing house explosion
Tamaqua report says four men died in a gly ocerine packing house blast at Potts Powder Co in Reynolds Pennsylvania near Tamaqua. Rescue and investigations initiated as workers were believed to be at the plant when the explosion occurred today.
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Tamaqua, Penn
Potts Powder Company
Reynolds
Penn
Here
Our Credit System
Our system of charging goods mirrors a grocer or butcher with an account book. Credit is good anytime with no charge for the books. You can charge anything at cash prices and pay when you can, either by weekly payments or via a weekly home visit by a collector.
The Same as Cash Credit Offer Promoted
A stable retailer in Greater Houston markets itself by offering no interest credit to wage earners. The ad promises bargain prices equal to cash customers and stresses free credit for all, aiming to boost spring sales in the South End.
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Ing
Greater Houston
South End
Nurse James Bugbee Ends Suicide Attempt at Smiths Lodgings
James O. Bugbee a professional nurse attempted morphine poisoning twice in a personal crisis yesterday. He called an ambulance and awaited it on the front steps of Smiths lodgings 27 Gainsboro street. He is expected to recover.
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James O. Bugbee
Smith
Gainsboro Street
To Give Retired Army Officials a Vacation
President Taft authorizes a four month paid leave of absence for officers before retirement for any reason other than age or failure to meet physical exam standards. The leave is granted by authority of the President and applies to those who choose to take it.
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Washington
United States Army
Taft
Show Girls Had Same Husband In New York
In New York on April 29 a former chorus girl Mrs Forest Oviatt Emmons appeared with her husband before Justice Giegerich seeking an annulment of their marriage. His second wife Miss Thisbe Knight testified to the 1907 ceremony, while Miss Maude Thomas testified she married him in 1898 and divorced in 1908 after learning of the second marriage. The cases involve two prior wives, one deceased, and the judge reserved decision.
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New York
Thisbe Knight
Miss Thomas
Emmons
Wife No. 2
Wife No. 1
Giegerich
Supreme Court
Thisbe Jeannette Knight
H. S. Cook
Park Row
Widow or Jail? Beard Chooses Marriage Over Trial
Evansville report says Hi Beard of Owensboro Ky faced a choice between marriage or jail after being accused of stealing 4000 dollars from Mrs. Sarah Hoffman of Trenton Ohio. He selected marriage to Mrs. Hoffman in Evansville last night while facing charges.
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Evansville
Ind
Hi. Beard
Owensboro
Sarah Hoffman
Trenton
O. Beard
Man Dies in Factory Shafting Accident in Brockton
Albert J. Erickson twenty eight of Nelson street was killed in the basement of the George Keith shoe factory on Perkins avenue when his clothing was caught in a revolving shaft. He was instantly killed before the machinery could be stopped.
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Brockton
Albert J. Erickson
Nelson Street
George Keith
Perkins Avenue
Mary E Chapin Ill With Pneumonia in Boston Leader
Mrs Mary E Chapin of Boston president of the New Thought Society of America and a leading D A R member lies seriously ill in a local hospital with pneumonia contracted during the D A R convention in Washington last week.
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Mary E. Chapin
Washington
Mary FE. Chapin
Boston
New Thought Society of America
Daughters of the American Revolution
Best Value Demonstrated in $25 Suits Range
The text emphasizes Best as the ultimate value used to promote a $25 suit line. It claims the suits offer the largest range of patterns in new shades, alongside a reference to Morse-Alade as a key detail.
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