Death Demands Severe Penalties in Stoessel Court Martial
St Peters burg Feb 4 The final session of the Stoessel court martial was held with Lieutenant General Stoessel General Fock and General Reiss charged over the Port Arthur surrender to Japan. The judge advocate urged death for Stoessel Fock and Reiss and four years hard labor for Smirnoff. The court adjourned with defendants to respond tomorrow.
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ST. Petersburg
Stoessel
Fock
General Reiss
Port Arthur
Judge Advocate
Reiss
Smirnoff
Nicholas I
Riels Concentrated Coffee Tablet Offered Across Boston Stores
A bold advertisement promotes Riel's Concentrated-Coffee Tablet as a healthful energizer for the heart brain and nervous system. It claims versatile uses from cold relief to mood lift and stimulant effects with a money back guarantee under pure food laws. Sold by Jaynes and other Boston area druggists with a mail order option.
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Stanley
Riel
Boston
Jaynes
Lewis & Co
Houghton & Dutton Co
Knight’s Pharmacy
C7 Urt St
Thomas Hollis Co
W. B. Hunt Co
Cambridge
Malden
New England
Ring Swallowed by Saleswoman at L Starr & Co Store
A saleswoman at L Starr & Co on Winter street swallowed a diamond ring after a colleague loaned it for a party. Miss Hines of Dorchester Street Boston owned the ring. Doctors at the store and Emergency Hospital treated her, employing emetics without result, with no serious complications expected.
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L. Starr & Co
Winter Street
Boston suffers record cold with subzero start to February
Yesterday's weather in Boston marked the coldest day of the winter with a low at 7 am of one below zero and a peak near 12 above by mid afternoon. Winds from the northwest drove frostbite conditions while other cities reported extreme cold and a few regions saw notable warmth in Texas.
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Boston
Weather Bureau
Federal
Rockliff
Ontario
Montreal
Northfield
Montpelier
Oswego
N. Y
Albany
Buffalo
Eastport
Hartford
Providence
New York City
Philadelphia
St. Paul
Chicago
Abilene
Texas
Galveston
Key West
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Boston Harbor
Chinese Trial Reopens Over Chinatown Shooting Case
Assistant District Attorney Dwyer opened the government case against ten Chinese suspects charged with murder in the August Chinatown shooting. The address consumed nearly an hour as prosecutors outlined the case.
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Dwyer
Chinatown
Rengo Fat Loss Pills Promise Harmless Quick Results
An advertisement touts Rengo to reduce excess fat quickly without exercise or dieting. It claims safety, palatability, and natural ingredients, with trial offers and nationwide availability, urging readers to mail for a free sample and visit local druggists.
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Rengo
Rengo Co
Detroit
Mich
Boston
Jaynes Drug Co
Henry Siege Co
Washington
Essex
Lynn Woman Drowned In Bathtub
Mrs Catherine Feener 28 wife of Harry B Feener of Stanley terrace died after an apparent heart attack while bathing in her home. She lost consciousness and drowned in under a foot of water. Her sister Miss Julia McEner found the body early this morning.
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Lynn
Catherine Feener
Harry B. Feener
Stanley Terrace
Julia McEner
Lena Goddu's Romance Ends
Lawrence Milne, 89, of Brookline, was arrested on a warrant late yesterday, ending a three month romance after Lena Goddu, 17, disappeared from her Worcester home reportedly to wed Milne. Police had pursued the couple, Milne allegedly had a wife in Danville New York, and the girl reportedly returned to her parents.
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Lawrence Milne
Brookline
Lena Goddu
Frederick Goddu
Lake Street
Worcester
Milne
Goddu
Danville
New York State
Young Italian Woman Fined for Shoplifting
A young Italian woman named Miss Frankina Ultruna of North Square was arraigned in Municipal Court for shoplifting from a large department store. She was found guilty and fined.
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Frankina Ultruna
North Square
Remorse Led To Death By Own Action In Athol
Irving H. Brookhouse of Athol died in San Bernardino from self inflicted causes after confessing a 1898 arson and insurance fraud in Kalispel Montana. His father Robert Brookhouse reports a broker who traveled the West and earlier worked for A F Tyler Company. He was unmarried and survived by both parents a brother and a sister.
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Athol
Irving H. Brookhouse
San Bernadino
Cal
Robert Brookhouse
Irving Brookhouse
Kalispel
Mont
Brookhouse
Pleasant Street
Colorado
California
West
A. F. Tyler Company
Mary I. Brookhouse
Swift's Army Rally Fails in Boston Cold Weather
Twenty people answered Morrison I. Swift's call to join 30,000 unemployed at the Public Garden to march on the country for free speech. Patrolmen stood by while a group of reporters watched as the demonstration was canceled due to the cold.
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Morrison I. Swift
Army of Unemployed
Massachusetts
Station 4
Distinguished Fire Official Receives Loving Cup in Boston
A loving cup was presented to former Fire Commissioner Benjamin W. Wells at his home 62 Beacon Street by Boston fire department chief officers last evening. The gift came as a surprise to Mr. Wells and honors his service to the department.
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Benjamin W. Wells
Beacon Street
Boston Fire Department
Water as daily medicine urged to curb health woes
A renowned authority warns that many ailments including stomach trouble kidney and bladder diseases and rheumatism stem from insufficient water intake. He advocates water and simple plant-based remedies like dandelion and sarsaparilla tonics, urging households to post the prescription and drink ample water after meals and at night.
Chief Porters Honor Wells With Fire Dept. Cup
Chief Alfred J. Porter and Chief Henry A. Fox visited Wells who was surprised by the gesture. Porter spoke warmly, presenting a foot high cup inscribed to Benjamin W. Wells ex Fire Commissioner from the Boston fire department chief officers. The cup lists eighteen chiefs including Mullen Grady Godbold Pope Garrity Fox Sennett Perkins Ryder McDonough Kennedy Tabor Ryan Mulligan Flanders Porter Stimpson Byington Dona hue.
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John A. Mullen
John Grady
John W. Godbold
Charles H. W. Pope
Joseph M. Garrity
Henry A. Fox
Daniel F. Sennett
Edwin A. Perkins
Stephen J. Ryder
Peter F. McDonough
Michael J. Kennedy
Joan O. Tabor
John F. Ryan
Michael J. Mulligan
Brown S. Flanders
Russia Moves Troops to Turko Persian Frontier
Five thousand troops from the Northern Caucasus are ordered to the Turko Persian border with smaller detachments already there. The buildup follows Turkish aggression on the frontier with Persia and signals a possible Russian military demonstration against Turkey.
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ST. Petersburg
Caucasus
Russia
Turkey
Signature Sought on Laxative Ad Likely From Grove
A terse note asks readers to find the signature of E. W. Grove on an advertisement for a laxative named Bromo Quinine selling for 25 cents. The line hints the product removes the cause of grip.
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E. W. Grove
Robbed Clerk in Broad Daylight Holdup on Atlantic Ave
Night clerk James Nutley at the Rossmore Hotel was held at gunpoint by two robbers on Appleton Street near Dartmouth Street. They took about $5 and a scarf pin after threatening his life. Nutley described the gunman as 30 to 35, dark complexioned with a dark mustache, wearing a black derby. Police hunt for the suspects intensifies.
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James Nutley
Rossmore Hotel
Atlantic Avenue
Appleton Street
Dartmouth Street
Nutley
Ice Cutting Begins on Lake Quannopowiltt
Wakefield reports the first ice cutting of the season on Lake Quannopowiltt. Three companies harvest ice with an estimated crop of 175000 tons and ice thickness of 12 inches.
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Wakefield
Quannopowiltt
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