Melrose Couple Stranded In German City Marburg
Mrs Henry Schreiner and her husband from Melrose are stranded in Marburg Hesse Germany after travel abroad. Railroad ties have left them practically imprisoned with no clear danger. The Schreiners had spent time in Weingarten and moved to Marburg earlier this summer.
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of Melrose
Marburg
Province
Hesse
Germany
Henry Schreiner
Melrose
Schreiners
Weingach
Schreiner
Chi
Warns Public Against Spurious Stock Concerns
New York reporters say efforts were made today to halt stock trades by dubious private firms taking advantage of the exchange suspension. A committee of stock exchange brokers was formed to urge newspapers to reject objectionable ads from these operators.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Leblanc Arrested in Forgery Conspiracy Tied to Glover Murder
William A. LeBlanc, 38, of 14 Morane Street Waverley, arrested on a warrant charging forgery conspiracy to steal and perjury. He allegedly forged and uttered a $6150 note on commissioners of insolvency appointed to settle Waltham laundry proprietor Clarence F. Glover’s estate.
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William A. Lebdlane
Morane Street
Waverley
Clarence F. Glover
Waltham
Leblanc
Glover
Lewis L. Green
Defects in Servian Army Revealed in Mobilization
Vienna reports from Sofia to the Reichspost say Servia’s mobilization shows a flawed army and unpreparedness for war, signaling serious weaknesses in organization and equipment.
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Vienna
Sofia
de Reichspost
Paris Denuded of Young Men as Reservists Deployed
Paris faces rapid depletion of male citizens aged 20 to 45 as reservists are sent to the front. Shops close, the Metro may shut, rail and telegraph services contract under government control. Foreign telegrams halted and newspapers shrink to save print paper. Citizens await Britain’s actions amid crisis. Doctor prescribes Graves’ Grain Alcohol for emergencies.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
anxious Bostoners await word from relatives abroad
Boston residents fear for hundreds of women traveling Europe and England as war censorship and disrupted telegraph service hinder messages. Officials warn that mail delays and limited cash exchange complicate plans to reach neutral ports and return home, with The Netherlands seen as a safe route.
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Boston
Europe
England
Hamburg
Bremen
Havre
Cherbourg
Liverpool
Queenstown
Netherlands
Hague
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
How Thin People Can Put On Flesh with Sargol Tablets
Advertising copy claims thin individuals can gain 5 to 8 pounds in two weeks using Sargol while eating normal meals. It asserts the tablets nourish blood with new red cells and improve fat absorption, promising 10 to 25 pounds monthly gains and a money back guarantee.
James A Willock Dies at Work in Dorchester
James A Willock aged 64 of 102 Draper Street Dorchester collapsed and died yesterday afternoon from apoplexy while at work on Mt Ida for the city of Boston. Officer James M Brady found the body on the hill.
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James A. Willock
Draper Street
Dorchester
Mt. Ida
Willock
City of
Boston
James M. Brady
Textile imports at standstill amid shipping and finance
New York report notes the importing business in textiles halted by shipping and financial conditions. Linens and burlaps rise while wide dress goods open for spring at five cents a yard lower than last season. Cotton goods and yarns are quiet with nominal prices.
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New York
May Block Fire Rates Increase in Boston
City business leaders meet at City Hall to push for federal and state action to stop a proposed rise in fire insurance rates. Mayor Curley to press Attorney General Boynton for an injunction against the Boston Board of Fire Underwriters. Board head Edward F. Woods cites war and foreign holdings as risks and predicts rate hikes unless prevented.
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Carlsbad
Austria
Servia
Europe
England
Boston
Back Bay
Boston Public Schools
Woods
Boston Board of
Salem
John J. Martin
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Thomas F. Anderson
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Joan M. Cole
Boston Industrial Development Bureau
Vieaux
Boston Real Estate Echange
John M. Cole
William H. Woods
W. W. Stahl
G. F. Washburn
Herbert F. Frost
Charles J. Gavin
Charles S. Judkins
Amos Whipple
Washington
Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
City Hall
Curley
Boynton
Edward F. Woods
New Haven Road
Mr. Woods
Board of Fire Underwriters
New England Insurance Exchange
New England
United States
San Francisco
Policeman to Be a Monk After Nine Years in Newton
Patrolman William F. Coady resigns after nine years with the Newton force to enter a monastery in San Francisco. His departure surprises colleagues though fits his church ties. Patrolman David J. Neagle will be reinstated on the payroll after suspension and nonpay status.
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Coady
Newton
William F. Coady
San Francisco
David J. Neagle
Childs
Concord violinist Henri Blaisdell dies suddenly
Henri G. Blaisdell of Concord, a violinist and composer, died of heart failure in Laconia at age unspecified. He was linked with numerous major American music festivals as concert master or conductor.
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Laconia
N. H
Henri G. Blaisdell
Concord
America
Ostend Boat Stopped By British Warship
American passengers arriving in London from Ostend report the boat was crowded with 1400 aboard. A British warship halted her in mid channel and interrogated the captain sharply before allowing her to proceed.
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London
Ostend
Channel
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Tremont St
Wellesley Girls Abroad
Albert C. Burrage
Commonwealth Avenue
Elizabeth Burrage
R. L. Agassiz
Marie
Anna
Dana Hall School
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Mademoiselle M.L. Reac
Anna L. Huntress
Woburn
Anna L, Huntress
Marie Agassiz
Boston Advertiser
D. H. Kress
Chicago
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