Amherst Alumni Rally Favors Football and Sports Unity
Amherst Alumni Association meeting at the Somerset fosters strong support for football and athletics in the college curriculum. Leaders including President Harris and Lieutenant Governor Frothingham stress sports as vital to student life and discipline, with calls for continued athletic participation despite possible future changes.
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Amherst
Amherst Alumni Association
Somerset
Harris
Frothinghams
Straight
Trong
Frothingham
Remarkable weight gain recipe promises rapid plumpness
A beauty remedy claims to help thin people gain 10 to 40 pounds in weeks by blending harmless drugs. It asserts improved blood and nerve nourishment, brighter eyes, and fuller figures for both women and men from ages 16 to old. The method includes a half pint preparation with pepsin essence, rhubarb syrup, cardiol, cadomene tincture, and a before meal teaspoon dose.
Paris Begins Clean Up After Flood Crisis
Paris reports improving conditions as floodwaters recede. Street hawkers sell flood postcards and boulevards appear lively again while officials warn against a repeat disaster, urging construction of a canal or large underground conduit around Paris.
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Paris
Cathedral YOVEG AY Holds Annual Concert and Ball
More than 800 members from different parishes attended the Cathedral Young Men's Catholic Association annual concert and ball at Paul Revere Hall last night. The program ran from 8 to 10 with artists connected to the Cathedral and a 70-voice glee club directed by J. T. Whelan. Proceeds fund new quarters for the association. Notables present included Monsignor M. J. Splaine, Rev. Thomas R. McCoy, Rev. Francis X. Dolan, Rev. James J. McCarthy, Rev. M. J. Cuddihy, Rev. M. J. Murphy, Rev. Charles T. Sullivan, Rep. Daniel Sullivan, ex-Rep. Joseph J. Leonard, Councilman Robert J. Howell, and John T. Attride. Artists featured included Miss F. E. McLaughlin, Mrs. Christine Galbraith, Signor Pio De Luca, Dr. Francis X. Mahoney, and Thomas C. Murphy.
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Cathedral Young Men’s Catholic Association
Paul Revere Hall
J. T. Whelan
M. J. Splaine
Seeks To Rebuild Flooded Seine District Homes
The prefect orders owners to clean and disinfect within 24 hours after water subsides or face costs. The government eases taxes for delinquents, extends pawn tickets three months, and funds loans for rebuilding. The Seine flood response includes benevolence, theatre benefits, gas relief, and disinfection efforts as normalcy returns.
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Department of the Seine
Mont de Pieto
Chamber of Deputies
Legion of Honor
M. Millerand
Paris flood relief drive total reaches thirteen thousand
Henry L. Higginson, treasurer, reported receipts of twelve thousand five hundred sixty nine dollars sixty cents, bringing relief funds to over thirteen thousand for Paris sufferers. Donations over one hundred dollars included Draper, Mattice, Mrs. Leverett Bradley, Woods, G G B, Minot, A N M, Kidder Peabody, Blake, Pierce Company, Rothwell, Brooks, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Craig, Leviseur, Chase & Sanborn, H A Lamb, Bemis Brothers, G G L, and Francis A. Foster. The Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange called a special directors meeting to approve the calamity fund, with a subscription paper to be circulated among members for final delivery to Higginson.
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Henry L. Higginson
Paris
Governor Draper
A. M. Mattice
Leverett- Bradley
TI. D. Woods
Laurence Minot
Kidder, Peabody & Co
William P. Blake
Pierce Company
Bernard J. Rothwell
John F. Brooks
Henry Woods
D. R. Craig
Leviseur & Co
Chase & Sanborn
H. A. Lamb
Bemis Brothers
GG. L
Francis A. Foster
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Exchange
Higginson
Cure Listed Tablets Boxed with Signature On Every Box
An old note describes a remedy labeled Lasativis Bromo Quinine tablets sold for 28 cents per box. The label includes the signature of FE. W. Grove on each box. The text suggests a one day cure claim for a CJL condition and references a price and signature.
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Litugeia
FE. W. Crove
Peary May Return to Active Navy Duty
Commander Peary of North Pole fame may be ordered to report for active duty in the Navy. Plans are tentative and await an interview with Assistant Secretary Winthrop. His coast and geodetic survey duties have ended and he is officially returned to the Navy Department.
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Washington
Peary
North Pole Fame
Navy
Winthrop
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Navy Department
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Claims Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder remedy. It promises relief from back pain frequent urination scalding urine and nighttime awakenings and offers free sample bottles and a volume about the product by mail. The notice urges readers to mention reading in the Boston Daily Post and provides the Binghamton New York address for orders.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Glavis Cross-Examination Highlights Ballinger Clash
In Washington January the Ballinger Pinchot committee adjourned with Louis R Glavis still on the stand. Democrats pressed questions to emphasize issues from prior testimony while Senator Nelson criticized the process as feeble. Glavis tied Ballinger to a proposed Alaska coal claim validation and cited an affidavit bearing Judge Ballinger's affiliated firm. He recalled McKenzie’s remark on Garfield's cabinet removal over Alaska coal foes and noted where the affidavit was filed. Pinchot arrived with a bag of papers and is expected to testify next Friday or Saturday.
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Washington
Jan
Ballinger-Pinchot Investigating Committee
Louis R. Glavis
Glavis
Nelson
Fletcher
Florida
Ballinger
Land Office
Congress
Alaska
Clarence Cunningham
Donald A. McKenzie
Gravis
Mckenzie
James R. Garfield
Taft
Seattle
Forestry Bureau
Gifford
Pinchot
Coolidges Presented at Helena Drawing Room Reception
In Rome on January 31 the Queen hosted a drawing room reception. Among the attendees were Frederic Crowninshield, director of the American Academy in Rome, Mrs. Crowninshield, Mr and Mrs J C Coolidge of Boston, Arthur S S Hardy, former American minister to Spain, Mrs Hardy, and the Rev B M Tipple, pastor of the American Methodist Church.
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J. C. Coolidge
Helena
Rome
Queen Helena
Frederic Crowninshield
American Academy
Crowninshield
J C. Coolidge
Boston
Arthur S.S. Hardy
Spain
Labor Leaders and 1910 Boston Team Drivers Union Chief
Harry P. Jennings, president of the Team Drivers' District Council of Boston and vicinity, heads local 612 of the Baggage Transfer Drivers' Union. The council unites 20 locals with 15 000 members in Boston and nearby cities, coordinating strikes and joint interests. Jennings, 38, helped organize the baggage transfer drivers and led local 612 for three years.
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Harry P. Jennings
Team Drivers’ District Council
Boston and Vicinity
Gloucester
Quincy
Waltham
Newton
Cambridge
Boston
Mr. Jennings
South End
Union of Teamsters
Tie
Sahakian
District Counci
Cow Mascot Bonded With Wellesley Girls After Rampaging Cow
A brindle cow charged a serenading group of Wellesley College sophomore girls on campus night. Farmer Abraham Stevens calmed fears by declaring the animal tame, then the cow was led by 50 sophomores to the campus where she was proclaimed mascot and the students adopted the name Cow Girls before the beast was returned to dorms.
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Wellesley College
Wellesley
Abraham Stevens
Stevens
Brindle
Farmer Stevens
Taft enjoys strolls and shop windows in Washington
President William Howard Taft, speaking informally at a National Press Club reception, said he enjoys walking the streets and peering into shop windows. He described life at the White House as isolating and noted that visitors come by obligation rather than dropping in casually.
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Washington
United States
William Howard Taft
National Capital
National Press
Pennsylvania Avenue
Taft
White House
Brooks Endorsed for Second Term by Cambridge Democrats
Mayor William F. Brooks of Cambridge was unanimously endorsed for a second term at a meeting of the Democratic city committee and ward committees held in the Central Square building last night.
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William F. Brooks
Cambridge
Democratic City Committee
Central Square
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