Stains on Suit of Jack Wrenn Reported in Halifax Case
Halifax February 9 A new lead may affect the Jack Wrenn murder case regarding James Hamilton a New Hampshire railway contractor. A coat and trousers found in Chester at Mrs Wrenn s father s home show stains resembling blood. Extradition proceedings began yesterday and run until next Saturday as Wrenn fights removal.
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Halifax
N. S
Jack Wrenn
James Hamilton
New Hampshire
Wrenn
Chester
Division 22 A. O. H. installs officers in Roxbury
A large attendance marked the installation of officers for Division 22, A. O. H., at Needham Hall Roxbury yesterday. County Vice-President B. J. Fitzpatrick and staff conducted the ceremony.
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Division 22
Needham Hall
Roxbury
B. J. Fitzpatrick
Paroled Lifer Who Killed Baby After 25 Years
Topeka Kan Feb 9 After serving 25 years of a life sentence for the murder of his 11 month old baby B T F McClain was paroled from the state penitentiary today by Governor Hodges. McClain was convicted on his wife s testimony.
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Tope
Children Revolt Against Harsh Physic in Favor of Syrup of Figs
Old motherly remedies like castor oil and calomel are ridiculed as harsh and harmful. The ad promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a safe alternative that eases stomach issues, cleanses bowels, and softens constipated waste with no griping. It urges readers to ask for the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Church as Bulwark of the Republic in Lent Sermons
The Rev. John O Rourke S J president of Brooklyn College delivered the first Lent sermon at the Cathedral on the theme The Church the Bulwark of the Republic He warned of avarice as a national danger and urged that Catholic teaching strengthens American institutions while noting Catholic contributions to the nation from its earliest history. Cardinal O Connell was present during the sermon.
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Avarice and the Fate of the Nation in Public Sermon
A Boston orator rails against wealth and greed, denouncing avarice as a national threat. He cites stock exchanges, banks, and slums to argue wealth corrupts politics and society, urging Catholic teaching as the remedy and condemning exploitation from Carnegie to Rockefeller. The speech warns legislat ive capture and Tammany’s grip, calling for moral stewardship over riches.
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Carnegie
Deer Island
Rockefeller
How to Save the Keyes free eye guide offered
Dr. Corish presents a free copy of a treatise titled How to Save the Keyes. The booklet, in plain language, explains simple rules to preserve sight and prevent eye troubles. Send a request to The Okolaperator y, Dept. 750K, Rochester for postage prepaid delivery while the edition lasts.
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Corish
Okola Peroratory
Rochester
Filene Criticizes Big Advertisers Over News Control
EE A Filene spoke in Ford Hall denouncing big advertisers for shaping newspaper content. He said stores suppress accident news and shoplifting, while ads masquerade as articles and advertisers influence editorial direction. He urged public representation in newspaper governance and praised democracy in press and politics.
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EE. A. Filene
Ford Hall
Filene
Tammany
Boston Policeman Injured by Fall in Canal Street Chase
Patrolman Gus Murphy of the Hanover Street station slipped and fell while pursuing a man on Canal Street about 6 45 last evening. He suffered a fractured nose and facial abrasions but recovered enough to continue the pursuit, though the suspect eluded him.
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Gus Murphy
Hanover Street
Canal Street
New Regulations at Opera House Dispatch Passengers at Main Entrance
Boston Opera House tightens traffic rules to ease congestion. Starting tonight all horse drawn vehicles must discharge and receive passengers at the main Huntington avenue entrance. Public and private carriages now use designated curb area to streamline crowds and improve flow during performances.
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Boston Opera House
Huntington Avenue
Turks Beaten Off Softa In Gallipoli Engagement
An official statement reports Turks attacked Bulgarians before Bulair on the Gallipoli peninsula. After hours of fierce fighting the Bulgarians repulsed the Turks and pushed them back to the Bulair forts with many wounded. Turkish prisoners claim six divisions were involved and later night coast landings were repelled with heavy Turkish losses and 50 dead at Podima.
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Softa
Bulair
Gallipoli
Tehatalja
Podima
Istrandia
Black Sea
Bombardment of Scutari Continues on Front Line
Fighting outside Scutari persisted through Friday night with resumption Saturday afternoon and renewed actions before sunrise. Both sides held positions as Montenegrins twice attacked Bardanjali Hill, incurring heavy losses.
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Podgoritza
Montenegro
Scutari
Bardanjali Hill
Turks Fail in Landing of Troops
London dispatches reveal official news of failed Turkish landings along the Black Sea and Marmara coasts. The report suggests Enver Bey sought a bold landing at Charkeur near Rodosto to ease pressure on the Bulair lines during the Balkan campaign.
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Balkan
Black Sea
Sea of
Marmara
Enver Bey
Charkeur
Rodosto
Bulair
Movement of Bulgarians Stirs Turkish War Office
An uncensored Constantinople despatch says Bulgarian troop movements cause anxiety at the Turkish war office. Allies advance against Bulair while the Greek fleet appears in the Gulf of Saros with Servian troops aiding the Bulgarians. The effort shifts toward capturing the Galipoli peninsula to reach Constantinople by sea. King Ferdinand travels toward the front as heavy fighting nears Scutari and Adrianople bombardment continues. No confirmation of a Turkish peace delegation to London.
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Turkish War Office
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Gulf of Saros
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Galipoli
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Tchorlu
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Turkey
London
Mary Close and Paul Thiselword Wed After Phone Courtship
After about four weeks of courtship mainly by telephone Miss Mary V. Close of Midland Maryland and Paul Thiselword, an agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Chapel Station, were married tonight in a ceremony that followed a brief engagement.
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