Navy Deploys Ships to Guatemala and Nicaragua Tense Patch
The State Department asks for kept vessels in Central American waters. The gunboat Marietta sails from Guantanamo to Greytown, Nicaragua, joining the cruiser Chicago headed to Acajusta, Honduras. Yorktown to Mare Island then Magdalena Bay for maneuvers.
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Washington
State Department
Central American
Navy Department
Marietta
Guantanamo
Greytown
Gulf
Nicaragua
Chicago
Acajusta
Honduras
Yorktown
Mare Island
Central America
Pacific Fleet
Magdalena Bay
American Insurance Co Officials Deny Rumors of Insolvency
Officials of the American Insurance Company denied rumors of an investigation and impending receivership. The company under Francis Peabody Jr and Henry S Bean faced prior agitation over San Francisco claims, with examiner Fletcher reported to have reviewed insured losses and potential insolvency.
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American Insurance Company
San Francisco
Francis Peabody
Danvers
Henry S
Examiner Fletcher
John P. Leonard
Francis Peabody, Jr
Peabody & Arnold
Bean
Morse's Banner Offer Aimed at Quality and Low Price
A Morse's banner salute promotes a sale blending attractive low price with assured quality. Men's suits in multiple patterns are offered at 11, with many styles to fit various sizes. A hat tightening tip mocks costly drippings, suggesting a $3.00 seconds sale now reduced to $2.00.
Engineers Die As Adirondack Express Side-Swipes Freight
Ossining N Y Feb 8 The Adirondack and Montreal express on the New York Central struck a freight engine at a cross over a mile south of Ossining killing engineer William Wirk and fireman James Armitage. Five others hurt four of them passengers including Frank Hopper and John J McCarthy. The Wayfair carriage carried Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt and party who escaped injury.
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Ossining
N. Y
Adirondack and Montreal Express
New York Central Railroad
William Wirk
James Armitage
Frank Hopper
Fishkill Landing
John J. McCarthy
Brooklyn
Wayfair
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Boston & Northern Street Railway employees ball at armory
Stoneham on February 8 saw the fourth annual ball of the Boston and Northern Street Railway Company with about 400 attendees. An 8 to 9 pm program featured singing and buck and wing dancing led by Floor Director Timothy Cronin and assistants.
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Stoneham
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
Herbert Daly
A. Smyth
J. M. Conrad
Timothy Cronin
Central American peace effort with Marblehead ships at stake
The United States and Mexico seek to avert war between Honduras, Nicaragua, and other Central American states by offering good offices under the San Jose treaty and the Marblehead pact. Ships may be sent to aid ministers and protect American property if disorders occur while a settlement is pursued. Both sides are urged to desist from rearming during negotiations.
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Central America
Marblehead
William K.alger
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Guatemala City
Nicaragua
Mexico
America
Washington
State Department
Department
San Jose
Republic of Mexico
United States
Four Cars Turn Turtle Injuring Three In Ithaca Train Wreck
A Lehigh Valley passenger train derailed at a curve near Hutchins Crossing in Ithaca spreading rails, sending four cars into a ditch and turning them upside down. The locomotive and rear Pullman stayed on rails. One passenger, James P. Meagher of Syracuse, was badly hurt with a broken shoulder and three broken ribs, with fears of internal injuries.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Lehigh Valley
Hutchins’ Crossing
James P. Meagher
Syracuse
Wakefield High School Class Reunites in Franley Hall Dance
Wakefield high school alumni from the class of 190% held a reunion and dance at Franley's Hall this evening. About 150 couples danced until midnight, with Miss Gladys Hawley Miss Ethel Pierce Miss Annie McKeon Percy Winkley Duncan MacIntosh and Mathan Eaton directing the event.
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Wakefield
Wakefield High School
Franley’s
Gladys Hawley
Ethel Pierce
Annie McKeon
Percy Winkley
Duncan MacIntosh
Mathan Eaton
Bargain Clothing Sale Ad Slashes Prices Across Suits and Coats
Advertisement offers marked down men s suits from 10 to 25 and overcoats from 10 to 25 with money back on unsatisfactory purchases. Neckwear and other items show select prices such as 49c through 50c and 15c for various goods. Readable text emphasizes bargains and steady customer appeal.
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S A. m. Sharp
New England
Washington St
Columbia
Boston Police Chief Demands Sidewalk Stands Legalized
Police Commissioner O'Meara told the committee on cities that sidewalk stands in Boston must be removed unless legalized by the Legislature. He, in his first Beacon Hill appearance, said every sidewalk stand operator is in violation of law.
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O'Meara
Committee On Cities
Boston
O’meara
Beacon Hill
Stephen O’meara
Moon Born From Earth Says Prof Pickering
Harvard astronomer Professor William H. Pickering argues in the Journal of Geology that the moon was ejected from a hot, partially solid Earth as it cooled, leaving traces along the Pacific region. He links oceanic volcanic activity to the event and suggests material scraped from Earth's surface formed the moon.
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Pacific Ocean
William H. Pickering
Harvard
University of Chicago
Journal of Geology
Pickering
Post
Harvard Observatory
Cambridge
Earth
Moon
Pacific
Atlantic
Representative Mock of Ward 22 Bribery Case Emerges
A Ward 22 representative nicknamed Mock rose to prominence last year amid a bribery controversy. The ongoing case drew scrutiny to local politics and calls for ethics reform intensify as details unfold.
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Mock
Ward
Lawmaker Seeks End to Immunity Bath for Testimony
The man attacked by Representative Gethro regarding his testimony testified before the judiciary committee yesterday. He urged changing the law to prevent someone called to testify in a case where they could be implicated from being absolved from prosecution.
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Gethro
Committee On Judiciary
Legislators Clash Over Economic Bill and Court Messenger Pay
In the legislature the economy bill sparked a 17 to 7 vote in the upper chamber led by Senator Allan Buttrick amid debate. The publication project has cost 247000 to date, due to finish in 1911 with annual 10000 costs. In the House, Representative Conway opposed paying the Supreme Court messenger in Suffolk County 2000 instead of 1700, and the bill was recommitted on Tuttle’s motion from Pittsfield.
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Allan Buttrick
Conway
Supreme Court
Suffolk County
Tuttle
Pittsfield
Zoo proposed in Middlesex Fells for Greater Boston study
Professor Sedgwick of MIT told the committee on metropolitan affairs that a zoo in the Middlesex Fells would let Greater Boston residents study their fellow citizens in the animal kingdom. The Massachusetts Zoological Society presents the petition. Chairman de las Casas of the Metropolitan Park Commission did not oppose. The project would require the park commission to grant rights in the Fells.
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Sedgwick
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Middlesex Fells
Greater Boston
Massachusetts Zoological Society
de Las Casas
Metropolitan Park Commission
Park Commission
Fells
Reopen Grotto at Revere House in Boston’s Bowdoin Square
Deep in a city cave the Revere House dining grotto reopened last night after six months with changes. The dimly lit room uses asbestos concealment, seats 300, and 30 well dressed waiters are on duty. Two women’s orchestras play from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Hugh McGovern from Herald Square Hotel leads the operation.
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Boston
Harris
Revere House
Bowdoin Square
Hugh McGovern
Herald Square Hotel
New York
Seminary Club Holds Banquet at Westminster Hotel
Members of the Robinson Seminary Club gathered for their annual banquet at the Westminster Hotel last evening, celebrating club activities and renewing plans for the coming year.
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Robinson Seminary Club
Westminster Hotel
West men flood Boston with misleading financial ads
Meyer Bloomfield urged new laws to curb misleading financial advertisements as he warned that men from the West were flooding Boston with deceptive literature.
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Meyer Bloomfield
Boston
Brighton High Alumni Reunion Tops Attendance at Nottingham
The Brighton High School Alumni Association reunion at the Nottingham last night drew the largest crowd in its history. President J Frederic Lockatt and Treasurer Walter A Lambert were recognized for their major efforts in making the event a success.
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Brighton High School Alumni Association
Nottingham
J. Frederic Lockatt
Walter A. Lambert
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