Sleep Made Unnecessary By Dr Horton Discovery
Experiments at the State Psycopathic Hospital and Harvard labs suggest sleep may be unnecessary. A special rest chair induces deep relaxation as the subject sits and dreams, replacing hypnotism with scientific rest. The approach centers on the twilight state and aims to teach rest, with a full report titled The Lost Instinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Horton
Horton
Dr. Horton
Post
Morpheus
E. G. Martin
Harvard Medical School
Twilight State sparks debate at Harvard over sleepless man
A Harvard professor has reportedly not slept for 20 years, living in a twilight state discovered at the State Psychopathic Hospital. Psychologists including Dr L H Horton and Prof Munsterburg describe rest without consciousness as possible through a special chair and methods. experiments aim to prove sleep unnecessary while noting risks of insomnia and brain strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
L. H. Horton
State Psychopathic Hospital
Lydiard H. Horton
Camtridge
George Herbert Palmer
Munsterburg
Department
Psychology
Cambridge
Harvard College
Immigrant Leader Warns Against Violence in Social Reform
J Stuart Anderson president of the Springfield Advertising Club urged restraint and spoke against violence as a solution to social wrongs. An immigrant himself for 30 years he urged use of the ballot and study of party platforms to address nativist criticism and social issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Old Hall
J. Stuart Anderson
Springfield
Anderson
Choir Singers Remove Hats at Malden Church
The Centre Methodist Episcopal Church in Malden saw 12 women in the mixed choir sing without hats for the first time. Pastor Dr. M. H. Bugbee thanked the choir and asked the women in the congregation to refrain from hats during morning services starting next Sunday. A large crowd, about 75 percent women, followed the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Bugbee
Centre Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington and
Pleasant Streets
Malden
Good Day to Be Outdoors in Mild Sunday Weather
Warm mid winter Sunday drew Bostonians outdoors despite muddy streets and poor skating. Recreation grounds crowded as people enjoyed the sunshine, with a brief shower before night. The warmest reading reached 42 degrees. Colder, unsettled conditions expected today. Tuesday forecast calls for generally fair weather.
Taft urged to sign anti liquor bill at Tremont Temple
About 3000 attendees at Tremont Temple last evening urged President Taft to sign the Webb-Kenyon bill prohibiting the transportation of intoxicating liquors into states where sale is prohibited. Dr Cortland Myers, pastor, urged action for the ordinary citizen, saying he had listened to politicians too long.
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Tremont Temple
Taft
Cortland Myers
Alfred Hawksworth Textile Prince Dies in New England Move
Alfred Hawksworth, president and manager of Alfred Hawksworth & Sons Ltd, died today at age seven in Montreal. Born in Derbyshire England, he moved to Lonsdale as a youth and entered the textile trade. Later he was associated with milling enterprises in New England and operated a velvet and plush loom.
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Montreal
Alfred Hawksworth
Alfred Hawksworth & Sons, Ltd
Derbyshire
England
Lonsdale
R. L
New England
Cable Now Clicks Dots and Dashes
A New York dispatch reports a man in a London cable office sent a message to New York. The twist is the recipient heard the Morse code via a tactile click at his elbow, as if the signal came over a land line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Gott System Links Ocean Cables to Land Lines
John Gott of the Commercial Cable Company unveils a device enabling Morse dot and dash signals to be read on a submarine cable via a Morse sounder. The invention promises flexible, automatic telegraph transmission worldwide, linking cables with land lines and reducing human intervention.
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London
Mackay Companies
John Gott
Commercial Cable Company
Clarence H. Mackay
Gott
William Thompson
Lord Kelvin
Cromwell Varley
Mr. Gott
Siven
Edison
San Francisco
England
Carpathia Reaches Port After Rough Atlantic Voyage
The Cunard steamer Carpathia under Captain A H Rostron arrived in port two days late from Liverpool and Queenstown after a stormy passage. She brought seven saloon passengers and about 500 second and third class travelers. Among the saloon passengers were Mrs M B Beck of London and her two daughters Barbara and Marjorie the youngest aboard but best sailors during the bad weather.
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Cunard Line
Carpathia
A. H. Rostron
Liverpool
Queenstown
M. B. Beck
London
Barbara
Marjorie
Edvina Will Sing Tonight in Boston Opera Benefit
After touring Canada with the Montreal Opera Company Mme Louise Edvina will appear in Boston as Mariella in The Jewels of the Madonna for the Monday night subscribers. It is her last appearance this season and possibly the last performance of the opera. The production has been the local organization’s greatest popular success, with record receipts set at a three weeks ago Saturday matinee.
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Canada
Louise
Montreal Opera Company
Quebec
Ottawa
Toronto
Mme, Louise Edvina
Boston
Mariella
Mme. Edvina
Montenegrins routed in Feb 13 attack on Tarabosch and Ugirdiza
The Ottoman embassy confirms Montenegrin forces were routed in an assault on February 13 at the heights of Tarabosch and Ugirdiza near Scutari. Telegrams from Gallipoli report Turkish disorganization, money shortages, lack of officers, supply issues, and officer factional disputes harming discipline. Reports also mention alleged atrocities by Turks and Bulgarians around Bulair.
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London
Tarabosch
Ugirdiza
Scutari
Gallipoli
Bulair
Carpathia Changes Command and a New Stowaway seen
Captain Prothero now leads the Carpathia with Rostron reassigned to Carmania. Newark stowaway Charles Duba lands after proving status, having hidden in bunkers for food. He sailed from New York as a Mauretania fireman, but could not find work in Liverpool and returned to America. The voyage had seven saloon passengers, all temperance adherents, with no liquor sales during the trip.
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Prothero
Ivernia
Carpathia
Rostron
Carmania
Charles Duba
Newark
N. J
Cuba
New York
Cunard
Mauretania
Liverpool
America
Coyne
Steward Coyne
Hub Express Crashes Freight Train in Dense Fog
The Boston Express for New York on the New Haven line crashed into the rear of a freight at Cedar Hill yards New Haven Conn at 4 22 this morning. Five freight cars burned and two people the fireman and mail clerk were slightly hurt as the train tried to clear a siding according to the railroad.
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New Haven
Conn
Boston Express
New York
Springfield
Cedar Hill
Express
Funeral Services for Coach Quinn
Funeral services for William E. Quinn, former Harvard track coach, were held in his room at 10 Remington street with Rev. Charles A. Finn officiating. Only a few Harvard track team members attended as bearers H. McGuire, R. Page, R. G. Huling, FE. H. Ruch, M. Chadwick, and J. B. Cummings, all trained by Quinn. The body will be shipped to Bernardsville New Jersey for services Tuesday.
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William E. Quinn
Harvard
Remington Street
Charles A. Finn
St. Paul's Church
H. McGuire
R. Page
R. G. Huling
FE. H. Ruch
M. Chadwick
J. B. Cummings
Quinn
Bernardsville
N. J
Willard Settlement Skating Carnival Rehearsal Echoes Graceful Figures
A hundred participants at the Frances E Willard settlement skating carnival rehearsed intricate figures and fancy evolutions at the Boston Arena. Under Herr and Fraulein Muller world champion German pair skaters, the participants prepared to display graceful skating when the carnival opens Thursday.
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Frances E. Willa
Boston
Herr
Fraulein Muller
Boy Rescued From Mystic River After Ice Slip
Eleven year old E F Gaffey of Medford nearly drowned when pulled from the Mystic River by passerby Michael O Connor of 22 Truro Avenue. O Connor fell through thin ice but saved the boy near the Winthrop bridge. Park Police Officer Benjamin Finn performed artificial respiration at the shore. the boy suffered no ill effects.
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Andrew Gaffey
E. F. Gaffey
Winthrop Street
Medford
Mystic River
Park
Benjamin Finn
Michael O’connor
Truro Avenue
Gaffey
Winthrop Bridge
O’connor
O'Connor
Finn
Dockmen Are Marking Time
No change yesterday in the possible strike of longshoremen steamship clerks and dock freight handlers. International President T W O Connor spoke at a Transatlantic Steamship Clerks Union meeting with Dempsey Calopek and other officials present. No news from the gathering was released.
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International
T. W. O’connor
Longshoremen’s Union
Transatlantic Steamship Clerks’ Union
Wiliam F. Dempsey
A. J. Calopek
Alex McBain
The
Trades Council
William O’brien
O’connell Union
Cardinal O'Connell Blesses Women at Cathedral Mission
Cardinal O Connell paid an unusual high honor by giving the benediction of the most blessed sacrament to a large congregation of women at the Cathedral yesterday during the mission closing.
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Cardinal O'Connell
Mission Blessings From Papal Blessing Draw Parish Blessings
Cardinal O Connell and Fathers praised the papal blessing at a parish mission. Rev Thomas J O Malley and Rev John F O Donovan led prayers for the Pope and cardinal. Cardinal urged women to lead homes with faith, prayer, and devotion, thanking priests and asking daily prayers for the Holy Father. The service closed with the choir singing Holy Lord We Praise Thy Name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. O’malley
John IF. O'Donovan
S. J
Mission Fathers
Father O’donovan
Cardinal O'Connell
Aviator H. M. Jones Reaches Niantic
Harry M. Jones, the Providence to New York aviator, arrived at the Niantic camp near New London from Mystic after landing last night. He decided not to proceed to New York today and plans to continue his flight tomorrow.
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New London
Conn
Harry M. Jones
Providence
New York
Mystic
Niantic Camp
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Psychological Laboratory
Harvard University
Nantasket
Orton
Tremont Street
A.shuman & Co
Shuman
John L. DesLauries
Winter Street
Destauries
Winter Stredt
Edvina
HUB Express Hits Freight
Coach Quinn
Willard Settlement
Ness
GEM
Tns
Portland and Sudbury Sts
Naslwuiuyvawsea WY
Nicolan
Sineer
Crosby & Son
Church
H. M. Jones
Niantic
Young
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