Home Rule Debate Advances as Redmond Assured Support
A Boston Irish League cable to John E. Redmond pledges America’s backing as Liberal leaders push the home rule agenda. In London King George opens Parliament amid expected victory for self government in Ireland and the imminent Home Rule Bill presentation.
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John E. Redmond
House of Commons
London
Boston
United Irish League
Redmond
All America
Edward J. Slattery
George
Liberal Party
Ireland
House of Com
Elderly man to wed 74-year-old in publicized romance
Thomas McNab, 95, has postponed his marriage to Mrs. Alice Clark of Northampton as family and public opinion urge caution. He plans to demonstrate his readiness by starting an auto shop venture in Weymouth, buying steel and making tools for the business, while awaiting a more prosperous time to wed.
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Thomas McNab
Swain
Alice Clark
Northampton
Weymouth
McNab
Springfield
Boston
Union Street
New Industries for Boston Slogan Urges Growth of Local Cigar Trade
Opinion piece urges continued support for Boston cigar industry amid calls for new industries. Cites 1913 Boston cigar payroll over 3 million dollars and union advertising spend, warns against out of town displays, and asks smokers to demand Boston Made Cigars with blue label.
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Curley
Boston
Cigar Makers' Union
Walsh to name B. and M. trustees
Governor Walsh will submit a list of candidates for trustees of the Boston and Maine to the Attorney General McReynolds after a conference with Moorfield Storey and ex-Mayor Matthews. He rejects any list from banking and railroad interests and prefers to propose names himself to the railroad interests and the attorney-general.
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Walsh
Moorfield Storey
Elliott
New Haven
Matthews
Boston
George W. Anderson
Public Service Commission
McReynolds
Boston & Maine
Department of Justice
Boston & Maine Road
Beveridge Home Sells at Tax Auction in Indianapolis
The Beverlyde Washington boulevard residence of former U S Senator Albert J Beveridge sold at auction for delinquent taxes. Assessed at 11940 dollars, it brought 144 dollars. Redeeming requires back taxes current year taxes 19 percent interest and sale costs.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Washington Boulevard
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Beveridge
Old Man Hurt by Coasters in Worcester Accident
Carl O. Hanson, a Worcester business man, was struck by a sled while crossing Hastern Avenue. He suffered a broken leg and possible internal injuries and is in dangerous condition at Worcester City Hospital.
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Worcester
Carl O. Hanson
Worcester City Hospital
Hastern Avenue
Blaze Causes 20000 Dollar Loss In Bristol Block
An overheated stovepipe started a fire in Bristol Vermont on Main Street in the Drake Fort block and adjoining postoffice building. Damage reached $20000 but the mails were saved and the post office operated temporarily from the Town Hall.
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Bristol
Drake-Fort Block
Main Street
Postoffice
Jack Farrell Dies In Newark Hospital
Jack Farrell former second baseman for the Providence Grays and member of the 1884 baseball champions died today in Overbrook hospital Newark New Jersey Charley Radbourne was a pitcher and Arthur Irwin a shortstop on that team both later in baseball roles any comment on exact mortality or cause not provided
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Newark
N. J
Jack” Farrell
Providence Grays
Overbrook
Charley Radbourne
Arthur Irwin
Warrell
Massachusetts to Sell Bonds in Early March Sale
State Treasurer Frederick W. Mansfield announced the sale of upwards of 6.09 million dollars of Massachusetts bonds to begin over the counter at the treasurer’s office next month. It would be the first time such a sale is conducted and plans for the offering have been mapped. Advertisements will appear in Friday papers, with a concrete start date in early March to be announced.
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Frederick W. Mansfield
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
State Treasurer Proposes Direct Bond Sale to People
Mansfield announces that after rejecting all bids on a 6.925 million dollar bond issue on Jan 29 1914 the state will offer bonds directly to the public to preserve dealer profits and save costs. He cites a 3.08 percent yield bid and says an advertisement with full details will run Friday Feb 18 in Massachusetts papers.
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Mansfield
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Rockingham Park denies bankruptcy petition in Salem case
Concord February 10 The Rockingham Park Company owners of the Salem race track and fair grounds filed a denial of the acts of bankruptcy alleged in a petition by four creditors.
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Concord
N. H
Rockingham Park Company
Salem
Gaffney bids $25,000 for Evers and Cubs exiled
New York reports President Gaffney offers 425,000 for John Evers as Boston seeks to acquire the deposed Chicago Cubs second baseman. If terms suit, Evers would join the Braves, who would field Schmidt Sweeney Evers Maranville infield, shaping the pennant race.
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New York
Ney
Stallings
John Evers
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Evers
Gaffney
Tittle
Everstoin
Menacer Stallings
Sweeney
Schmidt
Maranville
Braves
Murphy shocks baseball by ousting Evers as Cubs manager
New York February reports that Charles W. Murphy, Cubs president, deposed John Evers and named Hank O Day as manager. The move sparks sudden upheaval at a pivotal time as the Federal league looms and O Day resigns from the National umpires staff.
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Hank O’day
Cubs
Murphy
Johnny Evers
Chicago Cubs
Charles W. Murphy
Hank O'Day
New York
John Evers
Federal League
Gilmore
Weeghman
Walker
Knickerboecker
Peacock Alley
Evers
Waldorf-Astoria
Dyers
Federals
National Umpires
O'Day
Boston to Build Supply Ship at Charlestown Navy Yard
Mayor Curley announced Washington awarded the contract for a new large naval supply ship to Charlestown yard. Keels to be laid within 60 days at an estimated cost of 1.3 million dollars, creating permanent jobs for 2000 workers and adding yard facilities to compete for future work.
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Curley
Washington
Charlestown Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Boston-Pacific Steamship Company
Charlestown
Mystic River
H. H W. Wiggin
Mystic Channel
Mystic
Coastwise Steamship Company
Boston
The
Boston American
Secretay English denies knowledge of missing stenographer
Early this morning William English, secretary of the Massachusetts Hospital Reform Society, confessed he knows nothing of Eleanor Arlin's whereabouts. He had claimed under police questioning that she was safe in a nearby sanitarium, and he checked by phone after a rumor of a body surfaced, asking if the Brookline institution held all patients.
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William English
Massachusetts Hospital Reform Society
Eleanor Arlin
Brookline
Inglish
Miss Atlin
Boston
Mystery Rumor on Miss Arlin Safe at Sanitarium
A tip pointed to a sanitarium and officials confirmed Miss Arlin is there. Mr English, once confined for insanity, claimed she was safe though initial reports of a body were found false. Investigators questioned the night superintendent as the story develops.
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Miss Arlin
Mr. English
Einglish
Arlin
English
Westboro State Hospital
Mr. Inglish
Brookline Village
Anniversaries and Naval Action Mentioned in Old Portland Row
Today marks anniversaries of John FF Vitagerall and inventor Thomas A Feixon born in 1867 and 1847 respectively. One year ago President Taft moved to send battleships to defend American interests on Mexico's east coast.
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BTC
John FF. Vitagerall
Thomas A. Feixon
Taft
Mexico
Unsettled Boston Area Weather Ahead of Snow
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions in Boston and vicinity with possible snow later. Thursday expects snow with increasing northerly to easterly winds, while northern New England should be fair and colder midweek and southern New England snow with a Thursday fall and strong coastal winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Nine States Shaken by Earthquake Hits Harvard Record
A powerful quake, the strongest on record at Harvard through the Agassiz Museum seismograph, rattled the Atlantic coast and St. Lawrence valley. One killed, many injured, extensive property damage, from Boston to Vermont, with reports of collapsed trenches, toppled bricks, and disrupted government and school activities.
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Harvard
Agassiz Museum
Atlantic Coast
St. Lawrence Valley
Boston
Frederick E. Putnam
Superior Divorce Court
Cambridge
Registry of Probate
East Cambridge
Connecticut Valley
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Holy Cross
Worcester
Bingharton
Horco Parse
Montreal
Arthur A. Rainville
Oitawi
Albany
N.Y
Grant
Syracuse
N. Y
Skaneateles
Vermont
Brattleboro
Three Pickpockets Arrested in City Bust
A trio of alleged pickpockets were arrested in separate city areas last night. Paul Rich, 2, of Grove Park Roxbury. Roy Riley, 28, of North Square. and Basach Sandberg, 28, of Seneca Street were booked.
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Paul Rich
Grove Park
Roxbury
Roy Riley
North Square
Basach Sandberg
Seneca Street
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Amerie
Stam
Cigar Makers’ Union OF Boston
Edward Broder Pres
Beveridge Home
Man
Jack Farrell
Tommy
Maryland
Union Institution For Savings Incorporated
Rockingham Park
BNL 3
Brattle St
Brattle Sq
HAYM
RKET
Paul H. Shannon
ST. Valentine
Hotel
Lenox
BOR Jto
Westboro
A.M
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Gloucester
Newport
Nike
Saturn
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Hal
Thompson's
Fie
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Palm Room
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Brattle Street
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