Marie Lloyd Refused Readmission to United States
English vaudeville singer Marie Lloyd denied re admission at the border after Vancouver engagement. Appeal planned to Secretary of State. bond of 4000 dollars posted previously in New York. Question arises if crossing Canada cancels bond. Bernard Dillon, her jockey companion, married her in Chicago.
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Vancouver
B. C
Marie Lloyd
United States
Ellis Island
N. Y
Miss Lloyd
New York
Canadian Northwest
Bernard Dillon
Atlantic
Chicago
Quincy Girl ILI Despondent Lysol Attempted Suicide
Miss Bessie Sharpe a 26 year old Wollaston Heights housemaid attempted self harm by taking a tablespoonful of lysol citing despondency. She is listed on the dangerous list at Quincy H Hospital.
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Quincy
Ili
Bessie Sharpe
Nellie M. Weeks
Grand View Avenue
Wollaston Heights
Quincy H Hospital
Missing nurse Ruth Gordon found with Dover man
Ruth H Gordon 19 a nurse at New England Hospital for Women and Children Boston disappeared in June 1913. She was located in a camp near Dover Maine with Herbert I Reed of Plympton the two living as man and wife. Reed faced arrest and the nurse will stay at a farmhouse until a hearing.
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Ruth H. Gordon
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Boston
Boston Post
Miss Gordon
Dover
Herbert I. Reed
Plympton
Reed
Levi Gordon
Robert Burns Detective Agency
Suit Taken From Jury in Paine Webber Case
The suit of James M. Hall against Paine, Webber & Co. to recover over 50 000 was taken from the jury after Boston Journal articles were deemed prejudicial. The case has cost Hall upwards of 10 000, with 78 days of trial and Suffolk County expenses over 300 daily. Another jury must be drawn after mid month once venue changes.
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James M. Hall
Paine, Webber & Co
Boston Journal of
Robert M. Morse
Journal
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Progressives
Hall
Boston
of Paine, Webber & Co
Copper Range Consolidated Copper Company
Pratt
Suffolk County
Brown
Chamber speaker attacks big business and clergy
Harry F. Atwood told the Boston Chamber luncheon that 90 percent of Massachusetts bills target big business and that ministers are overly critical of enterprise. He urged a modern Christian approach aligned with the 20th century.
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Massachusetts
Harry F. Atwood
Assembly
Boston Chamber of Commerce
American House
Chamber lecture likens duties of commerce to Lincoln era sacrifice
The field secretary of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States warned against clergy attacks and political demagogues while praising chambers of commerce as doing a great work. He argued most Massachusetts bills harm the Commonwealth, criticized Boston for election timing, and urged civic reform and informed leadership as citizens are asked to live for their country today.
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Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Abraham Lincoln
Chambers of Commerce
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Boston
Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
Prenatal Clinic Opens at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
The pre natal clinic at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital on Huntington avenue and Francis street opened with physicians and public health staff present. Dr A B Emmons explained supervision of expectant mothers, with nurses visiting homes every ten days before birth and daily for ten days after, aiming to reduce complications.
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Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Huntington Avenue
Francis Street
Mary Beard
Instructive District Nursing Association
Mary A. Jones
Milk and Baby Hygiene Association
Boston Board of Health
William J. Gallivan
A. B. Emmons
Woman's Municipal League
Portsmouth Council Bans Tango and Similar Dances
Portsmouth city council passed an ordinance prohibiting the tango and related dances in public dance halls. The measure targets dancing styles deemed improper for public venues.
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Portsmouth
Wife of General Molineux Dead
Mrs Harriett Clark Molineux wife of General Edward L Molineux Civil war veteran and manufacturer died today at her Brooklyn home She was born in Waggleville Connecticut in 1842 and married General Molineux in 1861 She is survived by her husband three sons Roland B Lester and Cecil and eight grandchildren
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New York
Harriett Clark Molineux
Edward L. Molineux
Brooklyn
Hanson Dead After Shooting Girl Thrice
George Hanson died at Rhode Island Hospital after shooting himself following three shots at Ruth Carlson. Carlson, formerly Hanson's housekeeper, was not believed to be seriously injured and expected to be discharged in a few days.
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Providence
George Hanson
Ruth Carlson
Rhode Island
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Journeyman Tailors
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Washington St
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Philadelphia
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West 34Th Broadway
5Th Ave
Marlborough Hotel
Buffalo
Hanjjer
Washington Sts
East Gran
G. R. Kinney & CO
Paine
Webber
Atwood
John L. DesLauries
Winter St
34Th St
Molineaux
Hanson
Brockton
Beverly Hyde Park
Lynn
Worcester
Kuppenheimer
Kennedy’s
Summer and
Hawley Streets
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