Ankle Injury Won’t Stop Suffrage Tea Plans
New York Feb 15 Despite advice from friends and the injury of Dr Anna Howard Shaw president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association she will attend the tea at the Hotel Biltmore tomorrow in honor of her birthday and Susan B Anthony After what I went through yesterday that won t hurt me
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New York
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Jersey City
Hotel Biltmore
Susan B. Anthony
Woman Dies at 104 in Worcester County
Rhoda Anna Belyea died today in Upton at the age of 104, possibly the oldest woman in Worcester County. Local residents note her long life and the community remembers her.
Maine Also to Have Go-to-Church Sunday
Moviston Me Feb 15 Resolutions were passed at the close of the Hove conference of boys for a statewide Go-to-Church Sunday campaign. The registration committee reported nearly 500 delegates present.
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Maine
Movwiston
Hove
Father John's Medicine Praised by Newark Reader
Vera Virginia Sites of Newark Ohio writes of recovering from long bronchitis and winter coughs after using Father John's Medicine. She credits the remedy with restoring health and enabling her to attend school daily. The note promotes the medicine as a safe alcohol free family remedy and non patent medicine.
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Father John
Vera Virginia Sites
Newark
Ohio
Resinol Cures Pimples Face Transformation Promoted
An Atlanta customer testimonial dated April 24 1913 touts Resinol Soap and Ointment for clearing pimples and achieving a velvet smooth complexion. The ad cites Miss E P Gaddis of 28 South Pryor St and urges trials via Resinol Baltimore Md Dept. 43 R.
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Atlanta
E. P. Gaddis
South Pryor St
Dept. 43-R
Resinol
Baltimore
Boy Saves Six Lives in Minneapolis Fire
Glynn Johnson a 15 year old boy saved six people during a city fire at his father Axel Johnson’s bakery and living quarters in Minneapolis on February 16. He woke by the crackle of flames and dragged his father his mother a younger brother two women and a bakery worker to the open air all were revived.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Glynn Johnson
Axel Johnson
Youn Johnson
Treasurer of Empire State Dies in Apparent Suicide
State Treasurer Kennedy died in a New York hotel from a self inflicted act as the medical examiner ruled. The tragedy followed days of public scrutiny over his finances and a looming grand jury examination. Kennedy, born 1866 in Buffalo, had long service in city government and the state Democratic organization.
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Kennedy
Grand Jury
Suc
Arthur W. Sissell
The
People’s Bank
New York
Whitman
Bissell
Buffalo
Fraternal
Order of Engles
Kennedy's Accounts Found Correct Audit Ordered
Governor Glynn said the comptroller's office confirmed the state treasurer Kennedy's accounts were correct after a check last Monday. He ordered a full audit of the books to begin tomorrow.
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Albany
WN. Y
Glynn
Comptroller's Office
Kennedy
Falls From Window Proves Fatal for Local Youth
Leonard Maccluso aged 19 of 61 Charter street North End died instantly after plunging from a third story window at his home around 1 AM yesterday. The incident is being investigated by local authorities.
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Leonard Maccluso
Charter Street
North End
Storm Strains Coast as Eleven Liners Overdue in Boston
The New England blizzard grounds eleven transatlantic steamers in Boston harbor region as crews battle storms and some vessels are feared lost. Gloucester schooner Cynthia wrecked off Cape Race with Minia rescuing her crew. Shore towns endure impassable streets and stalled streetcar lines amid near zero temps.
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Boston
New England
Cynthia
Cape Race
Minia
Record Storm Rescues Highlight Maine to Newfoundland Shipping
A sweeping northeast gale imperiled many ships with at least one notable rescue. The schooner Cynthia’s crew were saved from a burning vessel by the cable boat Minia, and other vessels including Marquette of Antwerp, Muncaster Castle, India, and Kingstonian remain unaccounted for. Ice and cold linger as police and crews aid stranded traffic and emergency crews in New England towns.
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Cynthia
Marquette
Antwerp
Muncaster Castle
India
Yokohama
Hong Kong
Wartenfels
Kathiamba
Calcutta
Kingstonian
London
Zyldyk
Rotterdam
Toronto
Hull
Arkansas
Maryland
Copenhagen
Manchester
Sachem
Liverpool
Gloucester
Western Union
Minia
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Tne Minia
Laced Straw Hats Debut in Paris Fashion Notes
Paris report notes hats of laced straw with silk handwork by Elaine, small rounded shapes with a quill standing from the front and neutral tones with Oriental embroidery. Coat waists rise as vests and collars in neutral suits trend Oriental gay.
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Paris
Elaine
Blizzard survivor found safe in New Hampshire
A Chester boy believed dead in the blizzard was found yesterday alive after being sheltered in a stranger's home. He was blinded and nearly perished in the wind and snow but is now back with his anxious parents. Newburyport and Haverhill streetcar service remained disrupted with one car stuck on Newbury Street near Woodbridge School. The crew kept at their posts as residents provided warmth, coffee, and sandwiches while rescue works continued.
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Manchester
N. H
Newburyport
Chester
Haverhill
Newbury Street
Woodbridge
Sunday Night Opera Concert at the Boston Opera House
Singers Myrna Sharlow Cara Sapin Alfredo Ramella Rodolfo Fornari and Taddeo Wronski performed under conductors Charles Strong and Ralph Lyford. Alice Nielsen was indisposed and Sharlow stood in. Overture to William Tell Funeral March of a Marionette and Marche des Petits Soldats acted as orchestral pieces. The program closed with the Martha quartet amid hearty applause.
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Boston Opera House
Myrna Sharlow
Cara Sapin
Alfredo Ramella
Rodolfo Fornari
Taddeo Wronski
Charles Strong
Ralph Lyford
Alice Nielsen
Miss Sharlow
Pierne
Martha
Harvard Freshman Swimming Captain Gibb Named
Edward H. Gibb of Honolulu Hawaii has been elected captain of Harvard’s freshman swimming team. Gibb trained at Oahu College and Phillips Exeter Academy and is noted for speed in short dashes among Hawaiians Hitch cock and Gilman.
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Edward H. Gibb
Honolulu
Hawaii
Harvard
Gibb
Oahu College
Phillips Exeter Academy
Hitchcock and Gilman
Practical Course in Sales Managership
Practical Course in Sales Managership offers 17 lectures by Edward E. Woocher C K Woodbridge E M Fisher Franklin W Ganse and others. Classes meet Tuesday evenings 7 15 to 9 30 at the new Y M C A Building in Boston Mass with full details available from the School of Commerce and Finance 314 Huntington Ave. Back Bay 4400. All interested men invited to the first lecture February 1?
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Edward E. Woocher
New England
Barrett Adding Machine Co
National Cash Register Co
C. K. Woodbridge
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co
E. M. Fisher
Wm. Fiiene’s Sons Co
Franklin W. Ganse
the Columbian National Life Insurance Co
School of Commerce and Finance
Huntlanton Ave
Boston
Mass
Harvard Hockey Crises as Captain Willetts Injured
Harvard faces a crisis with two key players sidelined after a Saturday clash with Princeton. Captain Willetts fractured a rib and Phillips broken finger leaving the team short for the crucial Princeton game in New York and the Yale clincher in a week.
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Harvard
Princeton
Willetts
Baker
Phillips
Telegraphers Favor Mullen as Joint Representative
At the Boston and Maine Division 41 meeting the legislative committee’s recommendations were adopted and John I Mullen of New Haven Railroad Division 8 was chosen as joint representative for Divisions 41 and 89 and the Boston elevated railway company Men’s Division 159 on telegraphers, station and tower interests. Officers were re-elected: Chief Telegraph er Thomas J Fogerty of Somerville, Secretary Treasurer Frank C McGrath of Winchester, with Dennis J McDonald of Woburn and Thomas F Quilty of West Somerville as first and second vice-chief telegraphers.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Legislative Committee
Lodge
John I.’. Mullen
New Haven Railroad Division
Hoston Elerated Railway Company
State House
Thomas J. Fogerty
Somerville
Frank C. McGrath
Winchester
Dennis J. McDonald
Woburn
Thomas F. Quilty
West Somerville
Wage scale talks and union activity sweep Boston area
Progress reported by the wage scale committee at a Building Laborers Union meeting. The men seek a 35 cent per hour standard rate. The Boston & Maine Dock Freight Handlers Union announced another conference with company officials this week. Bay State Lodge 162 admitted 12 new members. A large turnout joined the Bill Posters and Billers Union meeting. The Boston inside Iron Workers Union plans to seek a charter from the Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Union with 174 signatures. about 400 more expected next meeting. Elevator Operators protested licenses for unskilled operators. further action tonight. Mayor Curley invited to the annual banquet of municipal employees unions at the Highland House. Newspaper Web Press men’s union to review six day work week. Charlestown navy yard machinists expect a supply ship contract. Street Carmen’s arbitration award to include yard men and ticket sellers. Stationary Firemen set date for eight hour day where not observed. A Waltham N A S E member replaced a striking Cambridge hose worker. Union donation of 50 goes to St Elizabeth’s Hospital. Hotel Workers Alliance plans a display and event on April 21. Teamsters 25 won’t meet Sunday due to holiday.
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City Hall
Washington Street
Boston
Iron Workers’ Union
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Curley
Boston Joint Council of Municipal Employees’ Unions
Highland House
Roxbury
Web
Pressmen's Union
Washington
Charlestown Navy Yard
Charlestown
Dielals
Boston Elevated Street Railway Company
Arbitration Board
Boston Stationary Firemen's Union
Joseph A. Nash
Boston Hflevtren Workers’ Union
Joseph BH. O’neil
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Hotel Workers’ Alliance
Teamsters
Stolen Diamonds Recovered From West Side Barn
Diamonds valued at 32000, part of 8000 dollars stolen in a sample case from a carriage last Friday, were found buried beneath a West Side barn floor. Frank Dizzina led police to the jewels saying three boys hid the case after realizing its value and confiding in two older men who then took the gems from them. The case belonged to Arsene Pernette of New York.
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Chicago
Frank Dizzina
Dirzina
Arsene Pernette
New York
Mrs Conboy Named Organizer for AFL Women’s Unions
Roxbury resident Sara A. Conboy is appointed a permanent organizer on the official staff of the American Federation of Labor. She has previously served as a national organizer for the United Textile Workers Union and worked on strikes in Lawrence and Paterson. Her new commission focuses on organizing women workers across the country. The AFL has called for a stronger campaign to unite women workers.
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Sara A. Conboy
Roxbury
Conboy
American Federation of Labor
United Textile Workers’ Union
Lawrence
Paterson
Labor union meeting backs city contractor opposition in Boston
The Boston Central Labor Union endorsed the teams ters unions stand against city contract work especially garbage and ashes pickups. A special committee was elected to protest contractor hiring non English speaking non citizens. A ward advisory board for school matters was proposed and Elevator Operators and Porters Union backed wage and hours request for March 2. General Charles H. Taylor was praised for cutting the Evening Globe price to one cent.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Teamsters
Sanitary and
Tnion
Kobs
Harry P. Jennings
Teamsters’ Union 879
William P. Greaney
Curley
Elevator Operators and
Charles H. Taylor
Evening Globe
General Taylor
Longshoremen Join A F L Across North Atlantic Coast
At a Boston meeting, Secretary Treasurer William F. Dempsey announced that longshoremen from St John to Baltimore across transatlantic steamship ports are now members of the International Longshoremen's Association in the Atlantic Coast District Council era of the A F L.
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Boston Longshoremen's Trade Council
William F. Dempsey
Atlantic Coast District Council
North Atlantic
St. John
Halifax
Baltimore
Big A. F
L. International Longshoremen’s Association
French Liner Niagara Drifts Back After Propeller Breaks
The French liner Niagara with 147 passengers bound for New York turned back to a French port due to broken propellers. It was reported in distress 135 miles off Ushant, Bordeaux rushed to aid, and wireless signals from a passing ship indicated the vessel was seen far northwest, but no reply was received.
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Brest
France
Niagara
Wavre
New York
Ushant
Bordeaux
Whipple Addresses Harvard Law Students on Legal Procedure
Sherman Tr. Whipple spoke to about 800 Harvard Law School attendees at Phillips Brooks House in Cambridge on The Forms of Legal Procedure. He urged secrecy between client and lawyer as intolerable and argued against limiting the court’s access to communications from the attorney’s office. He did not mention Professor William Howard Taft of Yale, who had dismissed similar reforms in a Yale lecture.
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Sherman Tr. Whipple
Harvard Law School
Phillips Brooks House
Cambridge
Mr. Whipple
William Howard Taft
Yale
Whipple
Yale Law
Cosmetics and Powders Invite Germs Says Scientist
Dr Hikada collaborating with Professor Niesser at Breslau Germany reports cosmetics powders and facial creams harbor germs. He notes many germs are harmless yet dangerous in numbers and cause pimples. Soap fails to remove them as they hide in pores, making medicated Savon Cacum by Louis Nathan in Paris a favored remedy.
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Hikada
Niesser
Breslau
Germany
Louis Nathan
Rue Scribe
Paris
Guaranteed rupture relief with Cluthe Automatic Massaging Truss
A long offer promotes the Cluthe Automatic Massaging Truss as a 60 day risk free trial solution for rupture. It claims high success, military and medical endorsements, and contrasts with belts and springs. Readers are urged to request a free cloth bound book detailing why others failed and how to obtain the truss.
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Cluthe
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