Tigers' Yell Greets Suffragists
Princeton, Feb 13 The suffragist army marching to Washington was greeted by Princeton students as 13 women, led by General Rosalie Jones, arrived after a 27 mile trek from Metuchen. They were welcomed by 600 residents at the Princeton Inn where Miss Elizabeth Freeman spoke, ending with cheers and playful jibes.
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N. J
Princeton University
Washington
Rosalie Jones
Albany
Martha Klatschen
Metuchen
N.J
Princeton Inn
Jones
Men’s League
Elizabeth Freeman
Municipal League Spends 6347.04 in Campaign Fight
The Citizens' Municipal League reports 6347.04 spent to maintain the group and combat the recent municipal campaign, with 6612.18 in subscriptions and a 265.14 balance. Major donors include Storrow, Cotting, Lane, Ayer, and Bigelow each at 100 or more, while the Democratic city committee shows a deficit and only one donor, D. F. Lynch, giving 8. The committee contemplates a warrant to honor Lynch with a vote of thanks as debt remains 1041 after deductions.
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Citizens’ Municipal League
Donovan
William Minot
Democratic City Committee
Jeremiah J. McNamara
Municipal League
James J. Storrow
C. E. Cotting
Gardiner M. Lane
Fred Ayer
H. B. Day
William Sturgis Bigelow
George V. Leverett
Edwin F
D. F. Lynch
Lynch
Maynard
Freckle Face February and March Freckle Cure
February and March bring out freckles and a drugstore remedy promises fast removal. An ounce of double strength ethine from Riker Jaynes Drug Stores and Houghton Dutton Drug Dept claims to clear freckles in one night with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Riker- Jaynes Drug
Houghton & Dutton’s
Roy Norton Story Set Primed for Post Magazine
Roy Norton is praised for his short fiction with one tale titled The War on Wassemebi slated to appear in next Sunday’s Post Magazine, highlighting Norton’s storytelling skill and the planned feature.
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Sunday Post
Roy Norton
Next
Post Magazine
New Haven Denied Control in New England Transport
E G Buckland led a New Haven delegation before the House shipping trust committee to refute claims of a regional monopoly. Calvin Austin testified that the New Haven owned the New England Transportation Company and controlled the Merchants and Miners and the Maine Steamship Company amid ongoing questions over line profitability and public service obligations.
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E. G. Buckland
New Haven Railroad and Steamship Companies
House Shipping Trust
New Haven
New England
George S. Hobbs
Maine Central
Daniel H. Hayne
Merchants & Miners’ Company
Calvin Austin
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Fall River Line
Providence Line
New Bedford
Campbell
Boston
New England Transportation Company
Maine Steamship Company
New Haven System Averages Six-Million Deficit on Freight
Mr Buckland testifies total coastwise freight in 1912 reached 33 660 658 short tons with New Haven control at 5 8 percent and denies efforts to stifle competition. He says Merchants and Miners shows no control but holds 35 000 of 97 500 shares while viewing it as a potential competitor. Coal traffic from Pennsylvania dominates New York New England routes, with about 28 million tons of coal among 32 million tons total coastwise traffic.
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New England
New Haven
Buckland
Eastern Steamship Company
Pennsylvania
Representative Green
Massachusetts
Enterprise Steamship Line
New Rochelle
Charles C. Goodrich
Hartford, Conn
Hartford & New York Transportation Company
New York
Alexander
New York- New England
Rembrandt tops prices at Borden sale in New York
In the Hotel Plaza ballroom the sale of M. C. D. Borden’s paintings set new records. A Rembrandt sold for 130000 to Knoedler & Co. The Turner The Regatta Bearing to Windward Off Cowes went to W. W. Seaman for 105000 and the Romney Willett children portrait to Scott & Fownes Co. for 100000.
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New York
M. C. D. Borden
Rembrandt
Knoedler & Co
Turner
Cowes
W. W. Seaman
Romney
Willett
Scott & Fownes Co
Carmen's Union Holds General Meeting in Three Sessions
More than 2000 members of the Boston street Carmen's Union attended a general meeting held in three sessions at 724 Washington Street yesterday afternoon and last night. For the first time since formation, women members who sell tickets and collect fares in the subway tunnel tube and on the elevated joined in a body, with about 60 present.
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Boston Street
Carmen’s Union
Washington Street
Boston University Freshmen Elect Officers for Second Semester
The Boston University College of Liberal Arts freshmen met to elect officers for the second semester. President N. L. MacKinnon led the slate with vice president Miss A. P. Lydon and treasurer J. R. Clark. Secretaries were Edith Naramore and W. J. Carey. Executive committee members were H. R. Peterson Miss L. B. Hayes and T. M. O’Connell.
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Boston University College of Liberal Arts
N. L. MacKinnon
A. P. Lydon
J. R. Clark
Edith Naramore
W. J. Carey
Mr. Wansker
H. R. Peterson
L. 8. Hayes
T. M. O’connell
Payson Heads BU Sophomore Class Officers
At Boston University College of Liberal Arts sophomore class election for the second half of the year, H P Payson was elected president. Other officers include vice president N L Mason, secretary J R Goodwin, treasurer Edith Kennard, assistant treasurer H S Thistle, and executive committee W M Lazott, B E Hughes, Miss R M Morse.
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Boston University College of Liberal Arts
H. P. Payson
N.L. Mason
J. R. Goodwin
Edith Kennard
Thistle
W. M.lazott
B. RE. Hughes
R. M. Morse
Five Coppers Will Buy A Box of Red Cross Cough Drops
Ad notes that five cents buys a box of Red Cross cough drops. It presents a brief product line and price, implying affordability and quick relief. The tone mirrors a compact early 20th century newspaper advertisement.
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Red Cross
Fight over Ziegler estate proceeds set for Feb hearing
George W. Brandt of Chicago, half brother of the late William Ziegler, challenges William Ziegler Jr. for surplus estate income. Brandt filed to intervene and the case is scheduled for a hearing on February 21.
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New York
George W. Brandt
Chicago
William Ziegler
William Ziegler, Jr
Brandt
Ziegler
American teachers may go to Alberta
In Winnipeg Manitoba on February 13, authorities report Alberta faces a severe teacher shortage and will permit United States trained teachers to teach in Alberta schools after inspectors proposed the idea.
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Winnipeg
Man
United States
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