Taylor peace talks split into rival factions in Kentucky
In Louisville on February 7 1920 Republicans debate peace terms with Taylor. Frankfort conference anticipated as Bradley Wilson and Fairleigh travel for negotiations. Critics urge Governor Taylor to reject the agreement while Democrats gather in Cincinnati and prepare for legislative sessions in Louisville.
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Louisville
Frankfort
Bradley
A. E. Wilson
David W. Fairleigh
City
Baker
Davis
Taylor
John Marshall
Music Hall
Marshall
Cincinnnati
Trial resumes in Hartinian murder case in Fitchburg
Karop Kapigian faces murder charges in the August death of his brother in law Nihan Hartinian. A civil engineer mapped the road near the body while distances to nearby houses were given. Sergeant Coombs described Kapigian’s arrest and Officer Damon identified a bloody stick and a bone fragment found in the stick.
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Wood
Harvard
Boston Retail Grocers’ Association Dinner at Quincy House
About 200 attendees joined the Boston Retail Grocers’ Association for a dinner at the Quincy House. M. L. King, president, chaired the event with Hon. William M. Olin and Rev. Daniel Evans as guests. A Bowdoin Square Theatre vaudeville sketch entertained the group with musical interludes and wit referencing election returns.
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Boston Retail Grocers’ Association
Quincy House
M. L. King
William M. Olin
Daniel Evans
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Olin
Old
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Loyal Legion Dinner Held at American House
The Military Order of the Loyal Legion held its regular meeting and dinner at the American House with about 2009 members present. Captain Joseph E. Fiske read a paper titled An Involuntary Journey through the Confederacy in 1864 05. Captain Augustus Ford of Boston and Frank Camp Ayres of West Roxbury were elected members. guests included Commander Brown of Norwich University and Dr. Dixon of the Nautical Training School.
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Military Order of the Loyal Legion
American House
Joseph E. Fiske
Augustus Ford
Boston
Frank Camp Ayres
West Roxbury
Brown
Norwich University
Dixon
Nautical Training School
Holy Ghost and Us Invade Two Towns in Maine Reading
The Rev Frank Sandford and twenty five Shiloh students preached in Reading after dawn prayers at Elim Boston temple. Crowded Lyceum Hall heard testimonies and songs as attendees praised God and recounted miracles including healing of a woman with three broken ribs. Sandford urged consecration and rejected denominational salary, urging allegiance to God. He claimed to plan further travels to teach Christianity in Boston and abroad.
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Reading
Holy Ghost
Jesus
Christ
Liverpool
Eng
Old Orchard
Klondike
Evangelist Sandford
Tom
Mr. Sandford
Peck
Boston
Willard Gleason
Pretty Girls Shake Up the Town of Holliston
Two young women claiming divine mission from the Holy Ghost and Us Society arrived in East Holliston, drawing large crowds with messages of purity. Inez Goodrich and Cerrie F. George, praised for beauty, quickly became the town talk before leaving for Boston.
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East Holliston
Inez Goodrich
Cerrie F. George
East Holiston
Beth
Boston
Holy Ghost and
Us Society
Maine
Sandford
Miss Goodrich
Hillsboro
N. H
Shilo
George
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief
Advert says Pyramid Pile Cure in suppository form cures aggravated piles quickly with no cocaine or opiates. Testimonial from W N Dunn of Chicago asserts complete cure after one 50 cent box and offers to answer inquiries. Claims many avoid surgery and notes available free book by The Pyramid Co Marshall Mich mailed on request.
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W. N. Dunn
Shields Ave
Chicago
Pyramid Co
Marshall, Mich
Day of Waiting on God to Open Crusade in Boston
Elder Sandford and band will lead services at Elim 445 Massachusetts avenue today at 9 a m. Six hours of prayer planned. The third annual convention continues Friday Saturday and Sunday at Elim with sessions 9 a m to noon 2 to 5 and 7 p m. The gathering primes the crusade against sin in Boston.
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Hart
City Hall
Toe
Asociation of Manufacturers of the
United States
Boston
McKinley
Sandford
Massachusetts Avenue
Boylston School Association Social At 994 Washington Street
The Boylston School Association held a successful social in their hall at 994 Washington street last night with songs and recitations by members. Refreshments were served in the lower hall. The next social will be held February 21.
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Boylston School Association
Washington Street
Last East India merchant Cc H Minot dies at Berkeley home
Cc H Minot, one of the few remaining East India merchants, died at his Berkeley street residence yesterday, ending his long career in trade and shipping.
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Cc. H. Minot
Berkeley Street
Nansen Ice Depth Claim Lacks Proof Amid Whiskey Endorsements
The piece notes Dr Nansen claims Greenland ice reaches 6000 feet depth while questioning depth verification. It then pivots to praise G O Taylor Old Bourbon and G O Taylor Pure Rye Whiskies for quality, market presence, physician endorsements, and licensed dealers. Propriety firm name appears on label and cork, with sealed bottles only.
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Nansen
Greenland
G. O. Taylor
Snow on Chicago Skyscrapers Wows Londoner
A witty exchange notes Chicago’s tall buildings with snow on their tops year round, as told by Puck. The remark highlights Chicago’s winter climate and imposing skyline.
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Chicago
London
Puck
Buller advances amid costly fighting near Ladysmith
The dispatches describe General Buller’s renewed advance toward Ladysmith, Krantz Kloof captured then contested, and renewed Spion Kop fear as Boer fire enfilades the position. Debates over supply, naval gun support, and relief prospects follow amid Mount Alice and Brakfontein actions.
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Spion Kop
Krentz Kloof
London
Krantz Kloof
Spearman
Ladysmith
Potgieter
Warren
Kopjes
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Brakfontein
Mount Alice
Zwart
Durham Light Infantry
Lyttleton
Potgieter’s Drift
Omega Oil natural liniment promise for pain relief
An advertisement touts Omega Oil as a natural vegetable liniment that claims to stop pain from neglect or injury. It frames pain as Nature’s anger and asserts the remedy cures various ailments from backache to rheumatism, urging readers to use Omega Oil for quick relief.
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Nature
Carl Meyer
Hotel Majestic
New York City
Fighting on the Upper Tugela Sparks Huge Street Excitement
News of General Buller crossing the Tugela and moving toward Ladysmith sparked a street frenzy with placards drawing buyers. The House of Commons heard the war office report as a news agency telegram announced 1090 additional ambulance stretchers shipped from Durban to the front.
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Tugela
House of Commons
War Office
General Buller
Ladysmith
Durban
Shafter Comments on Transvaal War and Boer Subdual
General W R Shafter in Indianapolis with the Lawton funeral party reflects on the Transvaal war. He recalls British doubts about slower Cuban operations and notes the Boers are not a major power, yet subduing them may take time.
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Indianapolis
Ind
W. R. Shafter
Lawton
Transvaal
Buller
Ladysmith
Cuba
Labouchere attacked at Northampton peace meeting
Henry Labouchere editor of Truth and Liberal member of Parliament for Northampton was struck on the head by opponents at the Northampton Town Hall peace meeting. A noisy crowd surged the platform and destroyed chairs. He escaped with police escort and was not seriously injured.
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Northampton
Eng
Henry Labouchere
Truth
Liberal
Northampton Town Hall
Labouchere
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