Soul Campaign Forces Rally Despite Stormy Weather
The Christian community in the city reports heavy Sunday attendance across 27 groups as Rev. Dr. Chapman leads services. New sympathetic church groups form, including Chelsea chapters, with imminent multi-church participation. Men and women split noon services as Boston movement draws visitors from New England. Chapman schedules meetings at Tremont Temple and Park Street. Milton A. Rees speaks to Walter Baker mill operators at Dorchester Lower Mills.
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Chapman
Boston
Chelsea
New England
Tremont Temple
Park Street
People’s Temple
Milton A. Rees
Second Congregational Church
Codman Square
Dorchester
Walter Baker Chocolate Mills
Pierce Square
Dorchester Lower Mills
Taft Returns From Panama Voyage Aboard Warships
President-elect Taft and party travel toward New Orleans aboard the U S S North Carolina and Montana after leaving Colon Panama. Barges transfer Taft to the Birmingham for the Mississippi stretch as engineers deliver canal reports.
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U. S.S. North
Carolina
New Orleans
Colon
Panama
North Carolina
Montana
Taft
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
Birmingham
Magnolia
Mississippi
Panama Canal
Board of Engineers
Roosevelt
Roosevelt not to send income tax message to Congress
President Roosevelt has no plan to propose an income tax bill to Congress. He has consulted on the subject, with Representative Stevens of Minnesota preparing the measure.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Stevens
Minnesota
Dense Fog Sweeps Harbor Slows Coast Shipping
Coast storm causes gale and dense fog menacing Boston harbor and suburbs. Shipping disrupted as wires and trees are blown down. Officials warn residents to stay indoors and brace for continuing high winds and rain.
Lumber King’s Son Elope With Nurse in Boston Romance
P Edward Rice of Bangor and Nurse Mary Wilson Brown wed after a four month courtship and three day elopement. The Bangor lumber heir, son of James D. Rice, chased by a sensational pursuit from Bridgeport to New York before securing a marriage license in Boston.
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P. Edward Rice
Bangor
Revere House
Bridgeport
Eastern Trust Company
Mary Wilson Brown
Payton Brown
Raleigh
North Carolina
Miss Brown
Wariton
Conn
Westport
Fate
Cupid
Brown
California Assembly Rejects Japanese School Segregation Measure
In Sacramento on February 10 the California Assembly, under pressure from President Roosevelt and Governor Culbertson, reversed a prior stance and defeated the Japanese student segregation bill 41 to 37. A further reconsideration failed 38 to 38, leaving the measure defeated and the Assembly free of any Japanese issue opposing the national administration.
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Sacramento
Roosevelt
Gillett
California Assembly
Assembly
Terrific Boston Gale Tamps City and Nearby Seas
A 40 mile per hour gale battered Boston and suburbs with toppled trees and signboards. The steamer Manitou dragged anchor in fog near the harbor. the Sarah W. Lawrence wrecked off Delaware. life-savers rescued a crew. Gloucester schooner F E Rowe ran aground Plymouth Harbor. Georgia of New York grounded Monroe Island. A Newark wagon driver killed. Philadelphia church roof blown off killing a pedestrian. The storm raged with snow rain and fog, turning the city inside out.
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Boston
Manitou
Sarah W. Lawrence
Delaware
Gloucester
F. E. Rowe
Plymouth Harbor
Georgia
New York
Monroe Island
Newark
N. J
Philadelphia
Weather Outlook For New England Forecast Snow And Cold
Forecast for New England calls for snow and colder weather on Thursday with brisk to moderately high west winds. Friday should be fair with continued cold conditions.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Storm warnings extended along Atlantic coast from Wilmington to New York
The western storm centre has passed east of Lake Superior and the weather has cleared in the Mississippi Valley and the South. Storm warnings are currently in effect from Wilmington to New York along the Atlantic coast.
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Washington
Atlantic
Wilmington
New York
Lake Superior
Mississippi Valley
Explosion Blows Out Window At Birks Store
Brockton February 10. I red Birks blown through plate glass window of North Main street store by explosion after entering with a lighted match. Gas had been turned on and the whole store filled with it.
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Brockton
Red Birks
North Main Street
Birks
No tidal wave at Port Limon rumor denied
New York Feb 10 There is no truth in the rumor that a tidal wave destroyed Port Limon Costa Rica A wireless dispatch received by Western Union Telegraph Company from Port Limon stated the rumors were without foundation
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New York
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Western Union Telegraph Company
Fire destroys block in Buffalo area causing $225000 loss
Fire swept the south end of the block facing Michigan Scott and West Market streets in Buffalo tonight destroying the Buffalo Produce Exchange and 20 commission firms. The loss was placed at $225000.
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Buffalo
Michigan, Scott and
West Market
Buffalo Produce Exchange
Old Crook Pleads for Pal as Judge Tags Duo
Charles Davis alias Charles Coler begged for leniency for his young accomplice Harry J. Lee in Suffolk Superior Court. Davis received a 25 to 30 year sentence at State Prison after arrest in Roxbury. Lee faced two years, then reform school time, as he tearfully asked to be sent to Concord.
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Suffolk County
Charles Davis
Charles Coler
Aiken
Superior Criminal Court
Harry J. Lee
Davis
Roxbury
Lee
House of Correction
Reformatory
Concord
Plea for Leniency as Duo Face Court Verdicts
In court Judge Aiken hears a brotherly appeal from Davis for the younger Lee. Davis claims Lee, 20, lived with him and was not aware of their crimes. Lee sobs and pleads for a chance to learn a trade while Davis accepts his two year house of correction term and Lee is sent to the reformatory.
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Davis
Tam
Aiken
Lee
House of Correction
Reformatory
Judge Fires Jury In Manslaughter Verdict
Plymouth February 10. Judge L F E White declares jurors unfit after they acquitted T Fred Holmes in a manslaughter trial. He discharges the 12 jurors for their verdict and lack of respect for their oaths.
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Plymouth
L. FE. White
T. Fred Holmes
Dramatic courtroom scene ends with juror chaos
In Abington Holmes is freed after a dramatic trial for causing a man’s death on a Boston bound train. Judge White dismisses the jury when the foreman declares not guilty on one charge, sparking a tense exchange and the jurors’ removal.
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Holmes
Judge White
Abington
John Moore
Albert T. Sprague
Marshfield
George F. Garrity
Fred Farris
Tull
L. Austin Josselyn
Brockton
Zenas Langford
Plymouth
Urnest
Chester Vose
Marion
Joseph H. Washburn
Carver
Franklin F. Williams
Bridgewater
Mr. Sprague
Board of Selectmen
State House of Representatives
Britons Warm to Germany
London reports a warm reception for King Edward and Queen Alexandra in Berlin. Officials and the public welcome the visit as a positive international signal, though no immediate government rapprochement is anticipated.
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London
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Berlin
Significance in Visit Berlin Indicates Political Aims
Feb 10 report notes the long private talks between Sir Charles Hardinge and Prince Von Buelow. The exchange signals King Eadward's Berlin visit aims to shape future Britain Germany relations beyond courtesy.
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Berlin
King Eadward
Charles Hardinge
Prince von Buelow
Great Britain
Germany
Senate Moves to Remove Knox Obstacle on Cabinet Post
Washington Feb 10 The Senate acted after finding Knox could not take the State post without violating the Constitution A resolution by Senator Hale reduces the Secretary of State salary from 12000 to 8000 reversing the post increase from two years ago and referring the measure to the judiciary committee
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Washington
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
United States
Taft
Senate
Hale
Committee On the Judiciary
Eliot Raps Employers
Chicago February 10 Professor Eliot of Harvard warns that employers shape workers by instantaneous dismissal unstable housing rewards for loyalty and blocked career mobility He criticizes poor sanitary conditions and rules that kill cooperation in wage earners life plans.
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Chicago
Eliot
Harvard University
Religious Education Association
Boston bowlers showcase prowess with top national scores
Post officials back plans to send a Readville team to the national tournament. Aurellanes writes to Boston fans as Kaufmann eyes Jeffries in a heavyweight title clash. Readville track may be kept for racing amid basketball polo and bowling results.
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Boston
Post
Aurellanes
Kaufmann
Jeffries
Readville
Senate hosts school bill fight with anti Japanese winds
The bill faces Senate consideration after Assembly action. Governor Gillett praised the Assembly move amid East Coast concern. Anti Japanese forces led by Grove I Johnson and Louis W Julliard pressed the segregation measure as Transue and Richard Melrose opposed with a lengthy debate before a reconsideration vote.
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Senate
Caminetti
Assembly
Gillett
Grove I
Johnson
Louis W. Julliard
Mr. Transue
Richard Melrose
Transue
Roosevelt Congratulates Cal Legislature on Segregation Bill Kill
President Roosevelt sent a despatch from the White House expressing heartiest congratulations to Governor J N Gillett of Sacramento after news the California Assembly killed the school segregation bill. He commends the action and asks the governor to extend his congratulations.
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Washington
Sacramento
California Assembly
Roosevelt
White House
J. N. Gillett
Cal
Prison Escape Plot Foiled at Tombs by DA Jerome
District Attorney Jerome and two detectives halted a planned Tombs prison escape during Judge Malone's session. Four arrests followed, including Joseph Hay, Walter E. Peck, and two Tombs keepers. A conspirator allegedly supplied a disguise and funds to aid Harry Mercer’s escape to Nevada.
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New York
Tombs
Jerome
Walter E. Peck
Peter J. Howard
John J. Molloy
Peck
Walter F. Williamson
Harry Mercer
Mercer
Goldfield
Nev
Shay
Williamson
Nevada
John F. MacIntyre
Thornton J. Hains
Retired Captain Nikitin Found Dead in Prison Cell
Odessa dispatch reports Captain Nikitin of the general staff, recently condemned by court martial to death for revolutionary agitation among enlisted men, was found dead tonight in his prison cell.
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Odessa
Nikitin
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