Strikers Receive Food Supplies in Plymouth Supply Depot
A train loaded with provisions will arrive to stock a common store for Plymouth Cordage strikers. About 2000 workers, including families, gathered at the gates as officers urged returns to work. Pay rolls show over 54000 dollars lost since January 17, with arbitration hearings planned to address intimidation claims.
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Plymouth
Plymouth Cordage Company
Icials
State Board of Arbitration
Strikers Send Boston Delegation for Funded Action
A general pool of funds enabled the strikers to appoint a committee to travel to Boston and spend $2000 on efforts.
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Boston
Whist and Dance Aids Columbus Day Nursery in South Boston
Four hundred couples attended the whist and dance at the new municipal building in South Boston last night to aid the Columbus Day Nursery. Mrs. Paul Brunnick led the arrangement committee.
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New Municipal Building
South Boston
Paul Brunnick
Woman Demonstrates Wound Bandaging by Dr Hughes
Dr Laura Hughes led a session for the Massachusetts Branch of the Special Aid Society for American Preparedness at 601 Boylston Street. She demonstrated dressing wounds with Miss B A Regan of the Boston Nurses' Club acting as patient while the doctor explained bandaging each part.
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Laura Hughes
Massachusetts
Special Aid Society For American Preparedness
Boylston Street
Laura A. C. Hughes
B. A. Regan
Hospital society holds first aid demonstration and talks
In the room several women studying hospital and first aid work followed Dr. Hughes. Mrs Barrett Wendell of 368 Marlboro Street will speak on The Aim of This Society with more talks planned. A collection of army equipment Loaned for display showed new death dealing gear and first aid materials. A junior league will be formed with buttons sketched.
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Hughes
Barrett Wendell
Marlboro Street
Men In Cafe Fight Chase Police Away In West End
Six men fought in the Imperial Cafe at Stoddard and Howard streets West End. They fled when a police officer approached. Several men had black eyes and were badly bruised from the scuffle.
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Stoddard and
Howard Streets
West End
Senator Hoke Smith to Speak at City Club Boston
United States Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia will address the Boston City Club on Lincoln's Recognition of Neutral Rights During the Civil War and Our Demands for Them Today. Former Lieutenant Governor Robert Luce will preside.
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Hoke Smith
United States
Georgia
Boston
Boston City Club
Lincoln
Robert Luce
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity and Health
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as purifying and enriching the blood to strengthen the whole system. It claims the remedy has stood the test of forty years and urges readers to get it today for improved health.
Husband asks police to locate missing wife in North End
John Fallico of Lewis Street North End asks police to find his wife who vanished three weeks ago with about $400 of his savings. He has been unable to work since and has searched Greater Boston in an effort to locate her. Fallico and her brother see no reason for her departure and fear an accident may have occurred.
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John Fallico
Lewis Street
North End
Fallico
Boston
Pilgrim Church seeks to keep Rev. Cady from resigning
Uphams Corner Congregation oils efforts to have the Rev George Luther Cady reconsider his resignation set for April 1. He plans to move to Lansing Michigan to lead the Plymouth Congregational Church. Cady cites ill health of family as the reason and a climate change was advised by his physician.
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Pilgrim Congregational Church
Upham’s Corner
George Luther Cady
Lansing
Mich
Plymouth Congregational Church
Cady
Codman Group
Boston
Hunger Driven Break Window Suspect Arrested in Detroit
Stephen Stephano of Detroit was arrested on Devonshire street yesterday charged with attempting to break a store window. Stephano claims hunger forced the act to obtain funds for food.
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Stephen Stephano
Detroit
Devonshire Street
Stephano
Framer of Rebate Law Dies at 83
Clarin da Iowa February 7 Colonel William Peters Hepburn longtime congressman who framed the railroad rebate law the pure food act and the public health act died at his home after a long illness He was 82 or 83 survived by wife a son and a daughter He was born November 4 1833 in Columbiana County Ohio He organized a Civil War company and rose to lieutenant colonel He served 20 years in Congress and was a key author on interstate commerce issues.
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William Peters Hepburn
Hepburn
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Wighth
Iowa
Iowa City
Columbiana County
Ohio
Iowa Cavalry
Corinth
Sheridan
United States
Russ Case to Jury Today
Oscar F. Russ stands trial for first degree murder in the death of his wife Emily. Wendell P. Murray argued for four hours denying the charges while District Attorney Pelletier rejected the self infliction theory as implausible and requested a verdict of guilty.
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Oscar F. Russ
Emily
Murray
Russ
Pelletier
Getchell to Speak on War Experiences
Medford teen Elmer E. Getchell, 13 months on French battlefields, will headline a Melrose Club talk tonight. He will wear gas helmet and war gear from France to illustrate his account. Mayor Charles H. Adama speaks on Preparedness followed by open discussion.
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Elmer E. Getchell
Medford
France
Melrose Club
Getchell
Charles H. Adama
Diplomats and correspondents tied to Von Papen papers spill rumors
Readers see a torrent of letters and notes from 1914 to 1915 involving Captain von Papen, Admiral von Hintze, and others. The documents reveal praise for some German officials, criticism of Dernburg, and remarks about American reporters in Berlin.
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Edward Lyell Fox
Berlin
Wilson
Washington
H. Hatzfeld
Albert
Adams
Hadley
von Papen
Count B
B. E
B.E
Coconut oil shampoo promotes healthy hair care
Plain malsified cocoanut oil is recommended over soaps and shampoos that have high alkali. Moisten hair with water and rub in a small amount to create a rich lather that cleanses hair and scalp. Rinses clean, removes dust and oil, leaves hair soft and manageable, and is inexpensive for the whole family.
Ultimatum issued by New Haven shop men
International officers of the System Federation of the New Haven railroad demanded wage increases within three days or the issue goes to a local referendum. The mass meeting at Faneuil Hall with 800 members of the Railroad Employees Department of the A F of L backed the demand.
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System Federation
The
New Haven Railroad
Elliott
Railroad Employees’ Department of the
A. F. of
Faneuil Hall
Frank Jennings
New Haven
Doctor Testimony on Storey Will Contest
Dr. John Wheeler testified in the William Henry Storey will contest that he found no Grange in Storey’s mental state until January 26, 1915. From that date until his death March 15, 1915, Wheeler said Storey was mentally weak part of each day, though he believed Storey was sound at the April 1914 will.
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John Wheeler
Plymouth
William Henry Storey
Storey
Quackenbush
Boston
Dr. Wheeler
Wheeler
Plan B bill threatens Cambridge officials term extensions
A Legislature bill aims to oust Democratic office holders in Cambridge and other Plan B cities by tying terms to Plan B status. It would require reappointment by mayors to continue current heads of departments and municipal board members once Plan B becomes operative, with Cambridge Mayor Rockwell among supporters.
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Cambridge
House
Rockwell
Burglar Makes $350 Haul in Malden House
A burglar forced entry through a pantry window at the back of George Goldstein’s home on 17 Newton Street Malden. He stole money and property valued at about $350, according to Goldstein.
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Malden House
George Goldstein
Newton Street
Malden
Goldstein
Henry Siegel to Be Released March 1 from Prison
Henry Siegel is due to leave Monroe county penitentiary on March 1 after serving since June 23 of last year. He declines to discuss future plans until his release, citing silence as his policy. Superintendent William H. Craig calls him a model prisoner and notes eligibility for five days off monthly for good behavior. Siegel appears well and has helped with inmate processing and Bertillon records.
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Rochester
N. Y
Henry Siegel
Monroe County
Siegel
William H. Craig
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