Three Men Buried in Debris When Building Collapses
Three workers injured yesterday morning when a terra cotta brick wall at a Beale street building in Wollaston collapsed were reported at Quincy Hospital as out of danger. Names and injuries: Alphonse Coresa left knee, Alfred Worswick left leg, Axel Hendrickson head and body. owner F. W. Norris of Cambridge. The 14 one story structures stood on hollow block wall.
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Beale Street
Wollaston
Quincy Hospital
Alphonse Coresa
Union Street
Quincy
Alfred Worswick
Alabama Street
Boston
Axel Hendrickson
Bird Street
North Weymouth
Lawrence Sued for 7500 Fees in Rail Legislation Case
Crocker sues William B. Lawrence the Boston & Maine stockholder for 7500 dollars claiming services performed in connection with railroad legislation. Crocker alleges Lawrence refused to pay the amount.
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William
Lawrence
Boston & Maine Railroad
Conrad W. Crocker
Mr. Lawrence
Boston & Maine
Crocker
Chicken Thieves Active Around Bedford and Nearby Towns
Reports say numerous pullets have been stolen in Bedford Burlington Billerica and Concord with several hundred new grown birds missing in days. About 250 pullets valued at nearly 200 dollars were taken in Bedford.
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Bedford
Burlington
Billerica
Concord
Divorced to Wed Illegally in Hartford Suit Filed
Ada M. Holt sues Herbert W. Adams a Dudley street dentist in Superior Court claiming he falsely induced a Hartford marriage in January 1912 and later revealed its illegality after urging divorce. She alleges he used wiles to provoke her into divorce and seeks 5000 dollars.
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Ada M. Holt
Herbert W. Adams
Dudley Street
Hartford
Day of Prayer for Britain's Anniversary Observed
Britain and its dominions marked the war anniversary with nationwide prayer for victory. King George and Queen Mary attended a service at St Paul’s Cathedral, with wounded service members seated at the King’s request.
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London
British Empire
Germany
British Isles
Dominions
King George
Queen Mary
St. Paul's
Great Britain
Sunday Post Picture Section Impresses Readers
Readers praise the new Pic torial Section in the Sunday Post noting rich photo coverage and appealing visuals. The prompt invites all to see next Sunday's edition for more pictures in the news.
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New Pictorial
The
Sunday Post
Next Sunday Post
Rockland Woman Endorses Plant Juice Remedy
Mrs. S. Lowe of 892 North Union Street, Rockland, testifies after two weeks use that Plant Juice relieves catarrh, gastritis, and indigestion, restores appetite and sleep, and improves digestion. The Plant Juice Man at Liggett Drug Store explains the remedy to the public.
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S. Lowe
North Union Street
Rockland
Liggett Drug Store
Washington and
Avon Streets
Roumania Slipping Toward Enemy Side Warns German Editor
An editorial in Tages Zeitung, echoed by Count Ernst Reventlow, warns Berlin that Roumania is hostile to Germany. It cites Roumania’s grain export ban and rejection of arming Turks, contrasting with Russia allowed to transship munitions to Serbia, and says Roumania’s neutrality has become malevolent and leans against Germany. The piece also notes fall coat fashions in the next Sunday Post.
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Berlin
London
Roumania
Tages Zeitung
Ernst Reventlow
Count Reventlow
Russia
Serbia
Germany
State Department refutes British export theories in draft reply
Elaborate statistics prepared by the State Department challenge Britain's claim that higher exports to Holland and Scandinavian nations feed Germany and Austria. The data will appear in a preliminary draft of Wilsons reply to the three British notes made public today.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Holland
Germany
Austria
Wilson
War era exports rise to neutral nations despite Britain orders
The six months ended June 30 show exports to Scandinavian countries and Holland climbing since the war began, mirroring American exports to those neutrals. The State Department argues that goods going to neutral markets cannot be assumed to reach Germany, while the London report notes a drop in Britain’s exports and a rise in imports in early 1915 with June re-exports up by 2,904,838 dollars after the order in council went into full effect.
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Great Britain
Skinner
Sweden
Holland
Norway
Denmark
Netherlands
State Department
London
Germany
Order In Council
Neches Steamer Release Talks Move Toward Negotiated Settlements
Officials plan informal talks to free vast quantities of American bound goods stranded on Rotterdam docks. The British note promises neutral consideration in hardship cases, as State Department advisers submit hundreds of affidavits detailing alleged neutrals’ harms. Expect diplomacy and possible oil trade facilitation.
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Neches
Rotterdam
State Department
London
Fluid Enserol Promises Hearing Relief and Catarrh Cure
Advertises Fluid Enserol as a cure for deafness ringing in the ears nasal congestion and catarrh. Instructions urge mixing with warm water using drops nightly for weeks and claim improved hearing and disappearance of head noises. Sold at Riker Jaynes and other drug stores.
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Riker Jaynes
Trade conditions studied by government agencies
The State Department studied trade conditions between the United States and neutral nations while the Department of Commerce investigated Scandinavian and Dutch trade. Consul-General Skinner in London submitted a report on Great Britain's foreign trade.
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United States
State Department
Department of Commerce
Skinner
London
Great Britain
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