Viscount Aoki Ordered Home From Washington
Washington dispatch reports Viscount Aoki the Japanese ambassador has been ordered to return to Tokyo to brief the government on conditions affecting immigration and to discuss U S Japan relations. He says his trip aims to explain American conditions and to seek a harmonious policy between the two nations.
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Washington, D. C
Viscount Aoki
Tokio
Pacific
United States
Japan
Canfird
America
California
Congress
Viscount Ak
Mayor Fitzgerald Campaign Rallies Highlight City Wins
The mayor drew large crowds at Ward 19 and other venues, praising new fire houses and a playground for Parker Hill, a rise in city labor pay to 2.25 a day, and after midnight tunnel service with a five cent fare. He challenged Postmaster Hibbard to prove graft charges at Faneuil Hall.
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Fitzgerald
Ward 19
Jim'’ McInerney
Parker Hill
Finance Commission
Boston
Hibbard
Faneuil Hall
Orient Heights
Senator Lodge
Brownsville
City Hall
Ward 25
John Lee
Farmer
Jerry Watson
Jerry
John B. Moran
Deer Island
Norman
Taft matriarch near death as son’s future looms
In Millbury Mrs. Louisa Taft, 80, nears death with her son William Taft racing home from abroad. The family discusses whether her blessing will steer his path toward the Supreme Court or the presidency, while Horace Taft and other relatives head to the scene. Doctors say death could come within days.
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Millbury
Louisa Taft
William
United States
Supreme Court of the Land
Russias
Europe
Japan
Roosevelt
Taft
Delia Torrey
Newsboys Hear Gunckel on Uplift Methods in Boston
John E. Gunckel, president of the National Newsboys Association, arrived in Boston to lecture the 20th Century Club on upliftment methods for newsboys. The series will include a Faneuil Hall event with Mayor Fitzgerald and other dignitaries addressing Boston newsboys.
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John E. Gunckel
National Newsboys’ Association
Boston
20Th Century Club
Faneuil Trail
Guneckel
Fitzgerald
Newsboys
Gunckel
Baby Waifs Found in Dorchester Shanty
Two neglected children ages two and four were found emaciated in a Dorchester shanty on the Shawmut division of the New Haven railroad. Their mother has been in a city hospital since November 30. Father William Burns said his sister-in-law was caring for them and planned to take charge. The children remained at the Chardon street home tonight.
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John
Arthur Burns
Shawmut
New Haven
Dorchester
City
Chardon Street
William G. Burns
Hall
Dreams of life for Taft son and Court bench
Dr. Charles Albert Church stated it was beyond possibility the wasted form could harbor life until the Secretary of War arrived. Mrs. Taft’s sole dream for her son, and reportedly his own ambition, was to reach the Supreme Court bench.
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Charles Albert Church
Home remedy claims to ease rheumatism with three-ingredient mix
A published health note describes rheumatism as a symptom of kidney trouble and promotes a home prescription of Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. It instructs shaking the ingredients together and taking a teaspoon after meals and at night, claiming relief for backache and urinary symptoms.
Warrens of Virginia Delivers Moving Civil War Portrait at Belasco
New Belasco play The Warrens of Virginia opens in New York with M Belasco and William C DeMille collaboration. Set in the South during the last days of the Civil War it follows a Warren family centered plot portraying devotion and sacrifice. Lead cast includes Charlotte Walker and Frank Keenan with supporting stars McVay Jennings De Mille Wheatcroft Waldron Craig Dunn.
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New York
Cecil de Mille
Stanhope Wheatcroft
Charles Waldron
Charles G. Craig
Emma Dunn
Waltham Boys Seek Pardons From Governor’s Council
Waltham December 5 A new effort will be made tomorrow to secure pardons for William C Dwyer and Cornelius Herrigan two Waltham boys serving sentences in Charlestown State Prison Representatives of the American Society for Promoting Criminal Anthropology will appear before the Governor's Council in the morning Citizens broadly support the release of the prisoners
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Waltham
William C. Dwyer
Cornelius Herrigan
Charlestown
Ammerican Society For Promoting
Wreck at Allston Station injures passengers and damages tower
A Boston bound train from South Framingham derailed near Allston Station after a broken axle, sending the baggage car and engine into tower 10. The baggage car overturned, the engine damaged the tower, passengers were shaken but unhurt overall, and traffic was halted while passengers were moved to the next train.
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Boston
South Framingham
Alliston Station
Tower 10
Allston Station
G A Slate Reads The Good Government Aldermanic List
The Good Government slate for tonight excludes G P Anderson and Benjamin Bates who defeated Alderman George Battis in East Boston. It names Walter Ballantyne James Noyes J Prentiss Parker Louis Clark Ellery Clark W Dudley Cotton and Charles W Brand with indorsements for others and a separate Republican slate causing cross‑party tensions.
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G P. Anderson
Benjamin Bates
George Battis
Boston
Walter Ballantyne
Chairman Berwin
James Noyes
Wardll
J. Prentiss
Parker
Louis Clark
Ellery Clark
W. Dudley Cotton
Charles W. Brand
James P. Timilty
East Boston
South Boston
Democratic City Committee
Bul” Cuddy
Hoe
Leary
William Cuddy
Frederick Finngan
John Baldwin
James Curley
Paterick Kelly
Labor union condemns mayoral candidate over labor record
The State AFL executive board met at Wells Memorial building and unanimously condemned any legislator who opposed the overtime bill. The action targeted John A. Coulthurst the Independence League mayoral candidate, aligning with the Boston Central Labor Union that condemned Coulthurst and Postmaster Hibbard for alleged labor record issues.
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Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Wells Memorial Building
John A. Coulthurst
Independence League
Boston
Boston Central Labor Union
Hibbard
New Healing Agent Claims Quick Skin Relief
Ten days after The Post noted a possum based cure for eczema, Houghton & Dutton sold over 900 boxes. Boston drugstores carry both the 50 cent package and the $2 eczema jars. Overnight poslum is said to heal minor skin troubles while serious eruptions may clear in two weeks. Free samples from Emergency Laboratories at 82 West 25th Street, New York City.
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Houghton & Dutton
Boston
West 25Th Street
New York City
Adv
Kresslin Treatment for Obesity Promoted in New York
Doctor Stomley Company of 441 West 25th Street New York introduces the Kresslin Treatment for Obesity. Claims state the remedy reduces obesity and prevents fat from reforming after treatment ends.
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Dr. Stomley Company
West 25Th Street
New York City
Kresslin
Child Saved by Motorman on Salem Street
Maiden Dec 2. A Maplewood inbound car narrowly avoided running over Annie Nelson on Salem Street after she slipped while crossing from Granville Avenue. The motorman and conductor freed her after lifting the car. she suffered body injuries and a head gash and was sent to hospital. Annie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson.
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Annie Nelson
Salem Street
Annie
Granville Avenue
Maplewood
Green
Charles Nelson
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