Wrecking Tugs Fail To Free Nicho las Cuneo Ashore
Wrecking tugs worked all day without freeing the banana laden steamship Nicho las Cuneo which went ashore on Long Beach New York after veering from its Jamaica route. Lighters waited while cargo transfer began amid beach crowds hoping the fruit would not be dumped. The vessel sits broadside to shore at low tide with tides to attempt further freeing. Crew remains aboard and damage to ship and cargo, valued at 95000 dollars, appears unlikely with fair weather.
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New York
Long Beach
L. I
Nicholas Cuneo
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Cuneo
Williams to coach his old college at Notre Dame
Chicago February 5 Fred Williams, outfielder for the Chicago National League club and former Notre Dame baseball captain, will coach the university team this year. He is a student in architectural design and expects to graduate in June.
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Chicago
Fred Williams
Notre Dame University
Williams
College of Architectural Design
Tillman seeks ban on smoking in Senate sessions
Senator Tillman of South Carolina urged a prohibition on smoking in executive sessions, failing to win a rules-based ban this week. He announced plans to introduce a resolution prohibiting smoking in the Senate chamber at all times, arguing members should not be forced to endure tobacco smoke.
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Washington
Tilman
South Carolina
Senate
Tillman
Fireman Fined 28 Days Pay by Mayor over January Fire
Frank Langer a 28 year Somerville fire department call man was fined 28 days pay by Mayor Burns for leaving a water street fire on January 7 without permission. He will perform his regular call duties as usual.
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Frank Langer
Somerville
Burns
Water Street
Langer
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a quick five minute cure for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims the product regulates weak stomachs, enables meals without fear, and offers a large fifty cent case as fast, harmless relief for home use.
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Pape
Gallipoli Bulgars Aim at Gallipoli Capture
London Feb 6 Bulgarians focus on bombarding Adrianople and capturing the Gallipoli peninsula to take Turkish forts in the rear. Official dispatches from Constantinople say initial Bulgarian operations in the Gallipoli area are successful and Sofia reports Gallipoli as their main objective for the time, with no serious push to break the Tchatalja lines.
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London
Adrianople
Gallipoli
Constantinople
Sofia
Tchatalja
Bulgarian Greek naval aid in Gallipoli war zone
The despatch notes Bulgarian landings along the Gallipoli coast last November, aided by Greek navy in the Gulf of Saros, with potential for Greek fleet entry into the Dardanelles if forts are captured. It also reports Turkish forces near Monastir and Koritza, Italian-backed peace rumors, and Turkey’s money crisis as diplomats near a debt settlement plan.
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Gallipoli
Gulf of
Saros
Dardanelles
Constantinople
The
Standard
Monastir
Koritza
M. Venizelos
Turkey
Egypt
India
Bombay
London
Commander of Skutari Dead Rumor Gains Weight
Report from Porgoritza Montenegro dated February five states the Skutari commandant who rejected the armistice sent an emissary seeking a neutral zone under the armistice. The Montenegrin reply declared the armistice ended, fueling rumors that Skutari seeks capitulation and that Hassan Rida, the Skutari commandant, may be dead.
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Porgoritza
Montenegro
Skutari
Hassan Rida
Turkish Misery and War Drift Over Adrianople Fate
The Daily Telegraph quotes Ellis Ashmead Bartlett describing widespread Turkish misery from the war. The cabinet, broke and unsure, faces ceding Adrianople amid inflation and ruin. Antiwar protests erupt as soldiers suffer cold, disease, and starvation while bolstering at Gallipoli and Tchatalja.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Ellis Ashmead Bartlett
Constantinople
Adrianople
Ktamil Pasha
Mahmoud Shefket Pasha
Tchatalja
Gallipoli
Rodosto
Turkey
Mellen Denies New Agreement With Grand Trunk
New Haven president Charles Mellen told the Post he had no new agreement with the Grand Trunk regarding New England traffic and had not spoken with President Chamberlin for over two months. Reports of $6 million financing for the Southern New England extension were denied as unconfirmed, with officials stressing no new deals exist.
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Grand ‘Trunk
Boston
Chamberlin
New England
Grand Trunk
Mellen
New Haven Railroad System
Post
Southern New England Railroad
Providence
Montreal
Federal Grand Jury
New York
Boston & Providence Interurban Railroad Company
New York Federal Grand Jury
Uso
Graund Trunk
Central Vermont
G. C. Jones
St. Albans
Vermont
Boston & Maine
Steel and Wire Co Strike Ends in Pittsburgh
The Rankin and Braddock plants of American Steel & Wire Co a US Steel subsidiary ended their strike today in Pittsburg. National organizer Thomas Flynn urged remaining workers to return if they can regain their positions. Desertion reduced strikers to under 200 as Flynn blamed deserters for the collapse of the labor action.
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Pittsburg
Rankin and Braddock
American Steel & Wire Company
United States Steel Corporation
Thomas Flynn
US Federation of Labor
Flynn
Boston backers eye Grand Trunk suburban line
Boston investors and New England and New York bankers reportedly back a 6 million dollar plan to finance a Boston to Providence interurban electric railroad. The project aims to connect Palmer to Providence and compete with New Haven traffic, with Kidder Peabody & Co. seeking through freight and passenger operations. The Interurban would use existing rights of way to Union Station and dock connections.
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Electric Line
Fields Point
New York
New England
New Haven
Grand Trunk
Chamberlin
Union Station
Providence
Field’s Point
New Haven Line
Boston & Providence
Interurban
Boston
Readville
Canada
Chicago
Palmer
White River Junction
Vermont
Tidewater
Grand Truck
Boston & Providence Interburban Electric
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Wne
Free Uric Acid Solvent Claim Promises Free Trial Bottle
An advertisement touts Williams Treatment for kidney disease and rheumatism claiming to eliminate uric acid, relieve pains from stiff joints and back, and improve energy. It offers a free 50 cent bottle by mail with coupon and 10 cent distribution fee, no obligation, sending to The Dr D A Williams Company Dept 493 East Hampton Conn.
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Williams
D. A. Williams
Dept
East Hampton
Conn
Dr. PD. A. Williams Co
New York Pier Lines Change Approved by Stimson
Secretary Stimson approved changes in the pier headlines on both sides of the Hudson River at New York and Hoboken. He says the move will end encroachment on the Hudson and provide a basis for a permanent adjustment of the long standing dispute between city and national governments over pier locations.
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Washington
Stimson
Hudson River
New York
Hoboken
Longest piers set along broad river reaches after mayor deal
After correspondence with Mayor Gaynor, the secretary deems the agreement binding on city and state New York and relocates pier lines to the river’s broadest reaches. A memorandum is prepared to be filed in the War Department to embody the arrangement.
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Gaynor
New York
Secretary approves Harbor Line pier realignment plan
By its terms the secretary approves the Harbor Line report allowing the New York side between the Battery and Gansevoort Street to host piers over 1000 feet long and straightening piers on the New Jersey side from Morris Canal Basin to Fifth Street Hoboken to aid Hamburg American and North German Lloyd lines and to accommodate the International Mercantile Marine Company after shortening Chelsea piers.
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New York
Battery
Gansevort Street
New Jersey
Morris Canal Basin
Fifth Street
Hoboken
International Mercantile Marine Company
Chelsea
Shoe Cutter Ends His Life in Well in Randolph
Chester A. Niles a Brockton shoe cutter was found dead in a well near his North street home in Randolph this morning head downward with one foot above the water. Tracks showed he walked from his front door to the well and removed the planks. His family reported no known reason for suicide.
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Randolph
Chester A. Niles
Brockton
North Street
Sealed Verdict in Alienation Suit Noted at Norfolk Court
In Dedham Norfolk Superior Civil Court the suit of William J. DeLory of Roxbury against Charles A. Eaton of Westwood for alienation of affection seeks $25,000. A sealed verdict will be returned at the opening of court this morning regarding the claim involving the wife, Jennie L. DeLory.
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Norfolk
Dedham
Willam J. DeLory
Roxbury
Charles A. Eaton
Westwood
DeLory
Overcoats on sale at reduced price
Advert shows $35 overcoats including chinchillas priced at $14.50. S. H. Harrison Co. advertises wholesale stock at retail. Located at 662-672 Washington Street.
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S. H. Harrison Co
Washington Street
Vermont House kills municipal suffrage bill in towns
In Montpelier on February 5 the Vermont House of Representatives defeated the municipal suffrage bill by nearly a two to one vote. The measure, which had earlier passed the Senate, would have allowed women to vote on money appropriations at town meetings.
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Montpelier
House of Representatives
Senate
Malden Bans Wooden Three-Deckers City Ordinance Change
Malden City Council amended the building code prohibiting three-story wooden three deckers. Inspector William Conner issued the revised ordinance urging brick or cement fireproof construction for future three family houses.
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City Council of
Malden
William Conner
Hood's Lotion Ad Promotes Soothing Shaving Aftercare
A vintage ad touts Hood's Lotion as the premier aftershave, claiming it soothes and antiseptically heals, dries quickly, and leaves a delicately fragrant finish. The offer notes a price of 50 cents.
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