Harbors Bill Up To Senate
Senate commerce committee finishes rivers and harbor appropriation bill after amendments. The measure totals 46 million 672 thousand 958 dollars, up 5.7 million from the House version and about 20 million more than last year. Providence river and harbor receives 972 thousand dollars, including 100 thousand in cash.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Commerce
Senate
Nelson
House
New England
Providence
Two Arrested in Slave Case At Pittsfield Court
Salvatore Zucco proprietor of the Farmers Inn Pittsfield and Salva tore Longo a Hartford shoemaker were arraigned in U S District Court on a secret indictment for violating the white slave act. Bail set at 10000 each. both jailed in default. Indictment says they moved Gladys R Smith known as Rosie Smith from Hartford to Pittsfield on December 23 for improper purposes.
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Salvatore Zucco
Farmers’ Inn
Pittsfield
Salvatore Longo
Sam Long
Hartford Conn
Morton
United States District Court
United States District Attorney
Daniel Shea
Seth
East Campridge
Gladys R. Smith
Rosie Smith
Hartford
Churches Support Anti Polygamy Bill in Massachusetts
Twenty nine Seventh Day Adventist churches in Massachusetts urge passage of House bill No 1260. They state polygamy contradicts God’s law and nature, noting nearly equal male and female birth rates. Signed by Geo Starr medical evangelist from Melrose Massachusetts.
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Massachusetts
Boston Symphony Hall finances reviewed for stockholders
Major Henry L. Higginson announces the annual report by Treasurer Charles E. Cotting for the year ending January 1. At the February 19 stockholders meeting, the Provident Institution for Savings mortgage notes due January 18, 1912 totaling 861000 at 4 percent were renewed for five years. The balance sheet compares with 1912.
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Henry L. Higginson
Boston Music Hall
Symphony Hall
Charles E. Cotting
Provident Institution For Savings
Harvard Christian Assn Officers Elected for Year
The University Christian Association of Harvard has elected officers for the year. President J. P. Brown of Montclair New Jersey. Vice-president N. L. Tibbetts of Lowell. Treasurer John C. Talbot of Milton. Secretary Hugo Francke of Cambridge.
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University Christian Association of Harvard
J. P. Brown
Montclair
N. J
N.L. Tibbetts
Lowell
John C. Talbot
Milton
Hugo Francke
Cambridge
Dragged to death by belt at Vermont quarry plant
Barre Vermont February 13 Robert Vernon age 45 of the Dublois and Vernon granite firm was killed when his clothing became entangled in a belt shafting and drawn into the machinery He leaves a widow and four children who reside in St Johnsbury.
Reid on Trial for Illegal Operations in Court
Dr Francis W Reid of 205 Huntington avenue was yesterday tried in the second session of the Superior Criminal Court on charges of performing illegal operations on two girls Ruth C Cuddy of Norwood and Lili Bishop an orphan girl with no home Judge Edgar J Sherman presiding under an act allowing retired judges to sit on the bench.
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Francis W. Reid
Huntington Avenue
Superior Criminal Court
Ruth C. Cuddy
Norwood
Lili Bishop
Edgar J. Sherman
Final Bath Tub Trust case closes arguments in Detroit
Closing arguments began late today in the government's criminal suit against the Bath Tub Trust, now being retried in Detroit's local federal court. It is expected the case will reach the jury before tomorrow night.
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Detroit
Mich
Bath Tub Trust
Trial testimony on Dow mining raid schemes unfolds
Alvin R. Bailey a Civil War veteran and treasurer for several mining firms testified at the Boston broker’s trial that Stephen R. Dow ordered him to prepare large checks payable to Dow for multiple mining concerns and provided unsecured personal notes in return.
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Alvin R. Bailey
Stephen R. Dow
Boston
Dow
Dow tied to mining schemes in cash and notes probe
Testimony shows cash and accounts receivable entries built mainly from Dow personal notes across Algo mah and Indiana mining firms. Bailey declares $50,863.94 of Dow notes among 1910 cash items and details $15,000 check issued for Dow notes amid limited treasury funds. The case threads through Dow’s access to offices, safes, and book control as domestic turmoil unfolds.
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Bailey
Dow
Algomah Company
Treasury
Mr. Webber
Indiana Mining Company
Indiana Company
Webber
Hospital Returns Property To Donor
The New England Hospital for Women and Children returned the property given by Miss Alice Stone Blackwell on Boutwell Avenue Dorchester after finding the cellar damp making repairs prohibitive. It was sent back with sincere regret.
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New England Hospital For Women and Children
Alice Stone Blackwell
Boutwell Avenue
Dorchester
Blackwell
Detective finds his quarry dead in Newark
A Newark detective came to Paterson with a warrant for John Hipo a young chauffeur. He found Hipo in his employer s garage seated in a touring car dead the cause of death a mystery. Hipo faced charges of assaulting a Newark man who eloped with the girl he was to marry.
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Paterson
N. J
Newark
John Hipo
Hipo
Finicky Appetites Put in Order
An old timey ad extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for stomach trouble. It claims the tablets supply pepsin and other digestives, digest 3000 grains of food per grain of active principle, and restore digestive power making you a new man. Sold by druggists for 50 cents a box.
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Stuart
Granddad
Martell Divorce Suit Filed in Newton Highlands
Arthur E. Martell, a wealthy business man of 159 Devonshire Street, sues Mary B. Martell for divorce and custody of their 8-year-old adopted child. The action involves a public official in North Haven, Maine, where the couple own a summer home. The couple reside at 43 Carver Road, Newton Highlands, in a prominent Eliot Street area residence.
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Martell
FE. H. Crandall
Arthur E. Martell
Devonshire Street
Mary B. Martell
North Haven
Martells
Carver Road
Newton Highlands
Eliot Station
Double Opera Bill Tonight at Boston Opera House
A subscription program features Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci with Santuzza sung by Mme. you and Lola by Mme. Swartz. Mascagni's Djamileh premier is postponed due to tenor substitution. Nedda is Mme. Mesis and Canio Mr. Zenatello in Pagliacci. Mme. Melis appears in Nedda then performs The Girl of the Golden West and The Jewels of the Madonna later in the season.
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Boston Opera House
Russell
Leon Laffitte
Djamileh
Biz Opera
Mascagni
Mme
Santuzza
Mme. Swartz
Lola
Messrs
Sacchetti
Sornari
Nedda
Mme. Mesis
Mr. Zenatello
Clown
Caruso
Mme. Melis
Boston
Montreal Opera Company
Toronto
Mme. Edvina
Mr. Gaudenzi
Mariella
Sunday Opera Concert Highlight by Weingartner Marcel
Weingartner Marcel announces a Sunday afternoon opera house concert featuring songs by her husband including Sunset Cradle Song and Night The program also presents two other Weingartner works a symphonic poem The Fields of the Blessed and the Merry Overture.
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Weingartner
Marcel
Opera House
Teamster Charged With Retarding Mail
Herman Tobin a teamster for H Swartz liquor dealer at 15 Leverett street was arrested by U S Deputy Marshal James Ruhl on a charge of retarding the United States mails. Post Office Inspector Raymond Gray says Tobin knocked down letter carrier P J Hutchinson on Court street scattering mail. Arraigned before U S Commissioner Hayes he pleaded not guilty and is held in 100 bail for a Feb 20 hearing.
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Herman Tobin
H. Swartz
Leverett Street
United States
James Ruhl
Post Office
Raymond Gray
Tobin
Court Street
P. J. Hutchinson
Central Post Office
Hayes
Governor vetoes railroad merger bill in Texas
Governor Colquett vetoed the bill permitting the Missouri, Kansas & Texas and Texas Central railways to merge. He said the consolidation is unconstitutional.
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Gov. Colquett
Austin
Tex
Colquett
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Texas Central Railways
Rag Time Dance Shakes Harvard Union Tonight
The junior prom at Harvard Union promises a lively evening with a ragtime flavored program. Of 25 musical numbers, 16 are ragtime, suggesting turkey trot and bunny hug style dances for juniors and guests.
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Harvard
Harvard Union
Harvard juniors host prom with frugal plans and limited fare
Classical music at the Harvard junior prom is sparse with two high brow pieces among 25. Ragtime tunes enliven the event while guests enjoy a special taxicab rate. Flowers to dates are prohibited and total cost for attendees should stay near ten dollars, down from eighty six in prior years.
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Harvard
Robert E. Lee
Hoffman
Hitchy Koo
O'Donovan Rossa Aid Receives Small Donations
The Post reports two small contributions for O'Donovan Rossa from Branch Michael Davitt at 610 Lawrence and from J. H. of North Reading. The funds totaling two dollars were sent to the Irish patriot.
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Michael Davitt
Lawrence
J. H
North Reading
O’donovan Rossa
Diapepsin: Quick Relief For Indigestion
A fifty cent Diapepsin case promises fast relief from sour stomach indigestion and gastritis. It digests food, freshens the stomach and intestines, and eliminates the need for laxatives, with candy like taste and harmless formula, urging readers to get some now.
Mustard Ointment Mustergle An Old Remedy Recalled
A reminiscence on mustard plaster and mustard oil based remedies, noting how mothers and grandmothers used a mustard plaster to relieve colds aches and pains despite a burning sensation, mentioning MUSTERGLE and MUSTEROLE as white ointments.
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Mustergle
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