Grayson Urges Armed Protection for Workers in Strike Talk
Victor Grayson the only Socialist MP from England spoke in Boston urging workers to arm themselves during strikes to resist military and police action. He warned capitalism could block equal suffrage, praised American gains, and noted his expulsion from Parliament over unemployment concerns. Mrs Grayson joined and recited a poem.
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Boston
Franklin Union
Grayson
Insyde Park
British Isles
Parent
Boston Gloucester broker Charles B. Resson retires after 50 years
Charles B. Resson of Boston and Gloucester announced his retirement from business. He has been a member of the Boston Stock Exchange for nearly fifty years, starting his career at E. D. Barrington & Co many years ago.
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Gloucester
Charles B.resson
Boston
Boston Stock Exchange
E. D. Barrington & Co
Mexican political stance in Wilson’s coming message
Mexico City reports focus on Wilson's forthcoming address and the Mexican question. Huerta faces continued financial strain and potential forced loans amid a stiff civil and international press censorship, with little sign of military progress or new foreign loans.
Watch Rebel Gains William Bayard Hale Returns From Carranza Talks
President Wilson sees no shift in the Mexican situation as Hale, the American envoy who met with General Carranza and constitutionalist leaders at Nogales, heads back to Washington with reports. Officials await his conferences with the President and Secretary Bryan. Sir William Tyrrell departs for England after serving as liaison during Sir Cecil Spring-Rice’s illness.
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Vera Cruz
Querido Modeno
United States
John Lind
Modeno
William Bayard Hale
Carranza
Hale
Nogales
Bryan
William Tyrrell
Edward Grey
Foreign Office
Cecil Spring-Rice
New York
England
Diaz Annoyed by Huerta Rumors in Paris
General Porfirio Diaz, ex-President of Mexico, reportedly listed as unassigned general, declined to discuss intentions. His entourage says he is in his sixties, somewhat deaf, and seeks peace in Paris where an apartment has been rented through spring, suggesting no plan to return to Mexico.
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Mexican Republic
Department of the Interior
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Paris
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico City
Aday
Diaz
Not Really Old Yet Says Centenarian Dooley
Patrick Dooley, 51 Gledhill Avenue Everett, recalls his friend the aging “old man Williams” who at 70 refuses to be old. The centenarian, with six children, 18 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren, claims long life comes from not worrying about facts, eating freely, and enjoying life. He still reads the Post daily and jokes he could read without his spectacles. He enjoys his pipe and a whiskey daily eye-opener and believes fadts harm more than food or drink.
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Patrick Dooley
Gledhill Avenue
Everett
the Post
Post
County Carlo
Ireland
Boston
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Refuses to give up church key dispute in Mattapoisett case
Boston shoeman William T Faunee, longtime chief owner and funder, claims the church is not Baptist despite its immersion rite and a recent filing by a faction seeking Baptist ties. He says the key remains in his pocket after a mobbing incident and vows no reopening until local tensions are resolved.
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Boston
Mattapoisett
Baptist Conference
Nathan Bailey
North Baptist Church
New Bedford
Faunce
Columbus Avenue
Christian Conferences
Percy Caswell
Joseph Sykes
Sykes
Caswell
Man Struck by Auto Dies in Hyde Park Hospital
Michael E. Barry aged 42 of 1510 Hyde Park Avenue Hyde Park died in Hyde Park General Hospital from a skull fracture suffered Thursday night when he was struck by an automobile. The car owner involved in the incident was not named in the readable text.
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Michael E. Barry
Hyde Park Avenue
Hyde Park
Hyde Park General Hospital
Deer Hunt Fatalities and Injuries Reported Across Four States
The fall deer season in Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts resulted in 13 deaths and about 72 serious injuries from hunting incidents. Massachusetts closed its season a week ago while Vermont ends today others in Maine and New Hampshire still have two weeks left.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Maine Tops New England in Deer Hunting Fatalities
Maine reports 11 deaths from hunting with four mistaken for deer by other hunters and six from accidental weapon discharge. A young girl was accidentally shot by a brother cleaning a rifle. Over 60 wounded. New Hampshire and Vermont each had one hunting fatality with four and two injuries respectively.
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Maine
New England
New Hampshire
Vermont
Open Week Deer Season Ends With Four Wounded
Massachusetts reports 1589 deer killed in a one week hunt despite no fatalities. Four people were slightly wounded. one was shot while carrying a deer. Deer abundance contrasted with neighboring New England states where totals include 1900+ deer and 45 moose in Maine, 100 in New Hampshire, and 1600 in Vermont.
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New England
Suffolk
Dukes
Nantucket
Martha’s Vineyard
Nantucket Islands
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connaaughts Gems Stolen
London police search for valuable jewelry missing from the residence of the Duke of Connaught the Governor General of Canada. Missing items include the jeweled Order of the Garter and other articles of worth.
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London
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Order of the Garter
Italian women hear Sylvia Pankhurst in Milan lecture
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, English suffrage leader, spoke to a group of prominent Italian women in Milan on November 30, delivering a lecture on the history of militant suffragism in Great Britain.
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Milan
Italy
Sylvia Pankhurst
Great Britain
Pampered pets should be treated like children says Harvard expert
Dr. Arthur May told a Har vard Medical School audience that pampered and overfed dogs and cats have poor longevity. He urged natural exercise, sensible feeding, and limited bathing while stressing care that mimics treating pets as children. The talk, co sponsored by Harvard Medical School and the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, promised the horse and cow topic for Sunday.
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Arthur May
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Explosion Damages Brighton Drug Store
An explosion in Edward B. Heinlein’s drug store at 362 Washington Street Brighton started a fire just before 11 last night. Citizens extinguished the blaze before help arrived. Clerk Elmer E. Matthews, about to fill a prescription, received non serious burns on his hands and face.
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Edward B. Heinlein
Washington Street
Brighton
Elmer E. Matthews
Matthews
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