Craft in Peril Off Scituate Beach
A coastwise steamer in thick weather near Scituate Beach issued foghorn blasts as a near-miss. Nets of the North Scituate lifesaving crew warned the vessel with a signaling light but no aid was required as the steamer drifted off shoal water in a northeast gale. Snow fell heavily and lights vanished. by 11 o clock the weather cleared and no lights were visible in the bay.
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Scituate
Scituate Beach
North Scituate Lifesaving Station
Sensational Liquor Raid Seizes Over 200 Bottles in Watertown
Police search Najarian residence on Mt. Auburn street and recover 87 pints of beer 82 pints of ale 15 empty quart bottles 32 quart beer bottles two empty jugs and a glass. No arrests were made.
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Watertown
Najarias Najarian
Mt. Auburn Street
Governor Hughes to seek removal of Otto Kelsey
Albany February 17 Governor Hughes will send to the Senate a special message likely Tuesday morning recommending the removal of State Superintendent of Insurance Otto Kelsey Judge Kelsey has declined resignation and the Governor’s next step remains uncertain Senate attitude, especially among 19 Democratic senators, could shape far reaching consequences.
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Albany
N. Y
Hughes
Senate
Otto Kelsey
Kelsey
Allegheny Fire Levels Businesses and Homes
A late night blaze in Allegheny across the river from Pittsburg destroyed five business buildings and three houses, causing an estimated loss of 200000 dollars. The fire started from an explosion in Kenyon's art goods store basement and drew four city firefighting companies with several rescues and narrow escapes. By midnight the flames were under control after gutting nearby stores and dwelling houses.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Allegheny River
Kenyon
North
Diamond
Erie
Federal
Cornelius Express Company
Strassberger & Joseph's
Kohn’s Dry Goods
Randolph's Furniture
Cornelius
Food Question Settled With Perfect Satisfaction by a Dyspeptic
A wife describes how her husband with chronic stomach trouble improved after starting Grape-Nuts cereal. He regained appetite and energy, returning to work with few days missed over two years, while the family continued to use Grape-Nuts. The ad ends with the Postum Co. attribution and the tag There's a Reason.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Emil Paur Praises Salome and Pittsburg Support
Conductor Emil Paur of the Pittsburgh Orchestra lauds Strauss Salome as a great work and criticizes New York critics for preventing a second performance. He notes strong Pittsburgh philanthropy with 42 000 in season tickets and highlights efforts to broaden access to classical music.
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New York
Salome
Strauss
Pittsburg
Touraine
Dresden
Emil Paul
Paur
West
Bontonians
Paul
Reverdy Ransom hits Eliot over Harvard remarks
The Rev. Reverdy C. Ransom denounces President Eliot for suggesting segregated schooling and insufficient colored Harvard students. He calls Eliot’s remarks alarming and accuses him of insulting hardworking Black students whose parents paid a high price for education. He warns civilization does not advance by such views.
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Reverdy C. Ransom
Charles Street A. M. SE
Eliot
Harvard
Boston Floating Hospital Nurses Post-Graduate Course
The Boston Floating Hospital for infants and small children announces its ninth annual post graduate course for nurses from July 1 to September 15. It offers bedside training in infant care, with diplomas for those passing exams and ward work. Board and room are provided and a $3 weekly allowance is paid. Applications go to Miss Alice P. Goodwin, superintendent, 36 Hull Street, Boston.
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Boston
Boston Floating Hospital
Alice P. Goodwin
Hull Street
Mass
Freight car collision in Jamaica Plain injures tipecart riders
A heavily freighted 138 car operated by R O Tomlinson and Conductor D F Bowes on South Huntington avenue Jamaica Plain collided with a tipecart early yesterday. The two occupants of the cart were thrown into the street.
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Huntington Avenue
Jamaica Plain
R. O. Tomlinson
D. F. Bowes
Miss Mary Webster Recital On Virginal And Clavichord
Miss Mary Phillips Webster of Cambridge gave a recital on the virginal and clavichord at the Society of Arts and Crafts exhibition in Copley Hall. The 1620 Ruckers virginal, stamped with maker and date, accompanied Bach preludes and a Galuppi sonata to the attentive audience of city music lovers.
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Mary Phillips Webster
Cambridge
Society of Arts and Crafts
Copley Hall
Johnnes
Ruckers
Antwerp
Miss Webster
Bach
Galuppi
Worcester Catholics Protest France's Act
Over 2000 Catholics gathered in Paris Theatre to condemn the French government’s attitude toward the Catholic church in France. The Alhambra Council R of C sponsored the meeting with Mayor Duggan presiding and a Beaven diocese letter supporting the effort. Speakers included Edward McMahon J J McCoy Philip OConnell Jandron and Thomas Griffin. Resolutions condemned France's action and backed the church in France.
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Worcester
Paris
France
Alhambra Council
R. of C
John T. Duggan
Thomas D. Beaven
Springfield
Edward McMahon
J. J. Mc
Latimer Addresses The Man Within At Vesper Service
At a vesper service of the Boston Young Men's Christian Union Rev. George D. Latimer of the Unitarian Church Salem Mass gave an address titled The Man Within A special musical program was finely rendered by the Commonwealth Male Quartet.
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Boston Young Men's Christian Union
George D. Latimer
Unitarian Church
Salem
Mass
Commonwealth Male Quartet
Mystery in Search for Viola Atkins in New England
J E Scott of New York arrives in Boston then pursues a Maine trek to find Viola Atkins the alleged beneficiary named in the will of Charles A Prescott an inmate of Matteawan Asylum Prescott a Boston youth who in 1902 drew the will naming Atkins as heiress later killed William Healey and was declared insane Scott offers no reason for renewed search while Prescott remains confined with his mind impaired but alive in the asylum
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Boston
J. E. Scott
New York
Maine
Charles A. Prescott
Matteawan Insane Asylum
Prescott
Viola Atkins
Scott
Lewiston
Atkins
William Healey
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