Evicted Ludlow Women Endure Cold in Winter Weather
Two of the evicted Ludlow residents Mrs Frank Polinsky and Mrs Ivan Neplinski were found in serious condition after sleeping outdoors in cold wind. Ten more evictions are planned for tomorrow and nine for Thursday per mill officials. A relief committee of over 100 tenants organized after a strikers meeting at Motyka's Hall. Forty Polish women and girls were sent to Springfield with Salvation Army style boxes to raise funds, with a large haul of donations and a top contribution of $10. Continued on Page 6-Fifth Column
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Ludlow
Ludlow Manufacturing Associates
Frank Polinsky
Ivan Neplinski
Oak Street
Motyka
Springfield
Salvation Army
Boston
Republicans Back Storrow for Mayor in Copley Square Meeting
President of the Republican city committee David T. Montague endorsed James J. Storrow for mayor in a public statement. At a Ward 10 gathering in Copley Square, Assistant U.S. District Attorney J Bernard Ferber pledged support for Charles H. Innes and Storrow.
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David T. Montague
Republican City Committee
James J. Storrow
Storrow
Ward 10
Copley Square
United States
J. Bernard Ferber
Charles H. Innes
Mr. Storrow
Mayor Campaign Plans Discussed by Republican Leaders
Republican ward chairmen comprising the executive committee meet tonight in the Tremont building to decide on the mayoralty and outline plans for the municipal campaign.
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Republican Executive Committee
Tremont
Edwin A. Curtis Named Boston Customs Collector
Formal announcement names Edwin A. Curtis currently Assistant United States Treasurer as collector of customs at Boston. Colonel George H. Doty will succeed Curtis as Assistant Treasurer. The collectorship pays $8000 yearly. the Assistant Treasurer earns $5000 annually.
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Washington
Edwin A. Curtis
United States
Boston
George H. Doty
Curtis
MacVeagh
Lords Refuse Budget Passage Refer to People for Judgment
In a historic act the House of Lords rejected formal assent to the budget bill by a 350 to 75 vote and referred it to the country for judgment, raising questions on taxation and the King's government. The division followed six days of parliamentary debate with notable oratory and a crowded chamber.
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London
Rosebery
Morley
Lord James of Hereford
Lord Cromer
Lord Balfour of
Burleigh
Earl of Lytton
Lord Courtney
Canterbury
York
House of Lords
Appointments At Port Bring Cautious Silence From Officials
When informed last evening of their appointments as collector of the port and assistant United States treasurer Edwin A Curtis and Colonel George H Doty both said they had not been officially informed and preferred not to comment out of propriety. Continued on Page 5 Second Column.
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United States
Edwin A. Curtis
George H. Doty
Midnight Revelry Witness Breaks Down in Trial
Dr Rebecca Hartley fainted on the witness stand after recounting a midnight revel in a neighbor’s house two nights before a shooting in Somerville. The 19 year old defendant Harmon faces a premeditated murder trial as prosecutors seek the electric chair. The defence plans to present insanity as a mitigating factor.
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Maud
James M. Harmon, Jr
Somerville
Rebecca Agnes Hartley
East Cambridge
Thomas F. Vahey
Higgins
Commonwealth
Harmon
Fr. John's Cold Remedy Praised as Strong Builder
Ad copy touts Fr. John's Medicine for Colds as unequalled and effective, claiming it “builds you up” and provides lasting relief from symptoms.
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Fr. John
Lords Vote on Lansdowne Amendment Stirs Calm Commons
The public galleries filled with peers and diplomats as the Commons debated Lord Lansdowne's amendment. After about 15 minutes of division tellers Jarl Waldegrave Viscount Churchill Baron Denman and Lord Colebrooke announced the result just before midnight. The House adjourned following Crewe's move as cheers mixed with the crowded chamber's quiet tension.
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Lord Lansdowne
Jarl Waldegrave
Viscount Churchill
Baron Denman
Lord Colebrooke
Lord Lorethur
Yesterday’s Action in England Signals Constitutional Crisis
The House of Lords blocked the budget sparking a constitutional clash. Liberals plan to make the Lords the campaign issue, risking their removal and implying home rule for Ireland. A tariff reform tone may replace England’s free trade stance amid a pivotal election.
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Liberal
Ireland
England
House of Lords
The Tay Pay Aid Speech Boosts Irish Independence
A quoted pledge claims the turn of events will spur Ireland's independence and drive emancipation of the English masses, attributed to P. O'Con or.
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Ireland
Boston Weather Outlook with Warmer Midweek
Today in Boston and vicinity expect fair skies with gradually rising temperatures and light variable winds turning southerly by Thursday. New England forecast shows fair and slightly warmer conditions midweek with moderate north to east winds. Steamship routes to European ports should see moderate north to northeast winds and fair weather toward the Grand Banks.
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Boston
Washington
New England
European
Grand Banks
Yesterday's Temperature and Weather Data
Yesterday's average temperature reported with a time series and hourly readings, including highs and lows and multiple partial digits. The data references a spa sponsor and includes an advertisement for Burdett College courses.
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Thompson's Spa
Wisecesenee Se
Wiserseesweel
Harvard Takes Stand to Reform Dangerous Football
Harvard leads the push to make football safer by planning changes to the rules. The athletic committee voted to have the advisory committee draft a report with proposed reforms for approval and submission to the football rules committee at its winter meeting.
Rules panel seeks quicker football rule changes after injuries
The committee on regulation of athletic sports votes to have the advisory committee on football report ASAP with rule change suggestions to reduce injuries. Harvard's lead may spur action at other universities as critics note open play is as dangerous as mass formations and fails to cut injuries. The advisory panel includes Farley, Haughton, Fearing, Marshall, Burr, Fish, and Garcelon. Action rumored since Cadet Byrne’s West Point death but delayed through season.
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Harvard
Univerrties
J. Wells Farley
Percy D. Haughton
G. R. Fearing
Andrew Marshall
Francis H. Burr
Hamilton Fish
Retailers Get Large Profits
Washington reports Secretary Wilson calls 1909 the most prosperous farm year with farm products worth 8.76 billion dollars, up 869 million from the prior year. A department study finds in 50 cities retailers charged consumers beef at about 88 percent above wholesale, with higher profits for lower grade beef.
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Washington
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Man Believed To Be Dr Cook In Maine Asylum
A man thought by some to be Dr Cook is confined in a Wells Depot Maine asylum after arriving by team from Wells Beach. He entered the building and has not been seen outside since. Superintendent Dr Pitt could not be reached and Mrs Pitt declined to confirm, noting the sanitarium is newly opened with this one inmate.
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Wells Depot
Remington to Quit State House Citing Health
Captain David T. Remington state house sergeant at arms will not seek re election due to health. His withdrawal opens the field to Thomas Pedrick doorkeeper of the House as a possible successor.
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David T. Remington
State House
Remington
Thomas Pedrick
Bids Opened Today for Jeffries Johnson Hour
Deshler and Bronson to draw at Armory A. A. Dovey to vote for Heydler at annual National Seamzue meeting. Somerville High Everett Higgh game set for next Saturday. Yale football captain to be elected today.
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Deshler and
Bronson
Armory
A. A
Dovey
Heydler
Somerville High
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