Fish market move threatens Boston food supply
David C. Ives of the Boston Chamber of Commerce warns that relocating the Boston fish market from its current wharf to Commonwealth docks in South Boston would jeopardize the city’s food supply. He argues the move is tied to waterfront development and would remove a vital, centrally located source of seafood for consumers and retailers.
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Boston
Commonwealth Docks
David C. Ives
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Ives
Post
Woman Held as Gem Thief in Arkansas Robbery
Mrs H I Wright believed from the Canadian coast was arrested in Foyt Springs Arkansas last night accused of robbing Dr Vanschiller of Chicago of diamonds valued at 22000 Her husband was also arrested but released and she is held without bail.
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Foyt Springs
Ark
H. I. Wright
Dr. Vanschiller
Chicago
Treatment Promises Recovery From Chronic Brights Disease
A six year old Oakland boy with chronic Brights disease was tapped eight times as his condition worsened. After switching to Fulton’s Renal Compound his dropsy lessened, diuresis rose, and he began attending public school. The ad claims 87 percent success and cites availability in Boston and San Francisco, inviting doctors and patients to write for literature.
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Bright
A. C. Dean
Ninth Ave
Oakland
Cal
Fulton
Boston
Riker-Jaynes
John J. Fulton Co
Battery St
San Francisco
Graves' Grain Alcohol Distilled by Chester H Graves & Sons
Advertises Graves' Grain Alcohol from Chester H Graves & Sons with 8 16 or 32 ounce flasks. Claims best value and price parity with cheaper brands, urges buyers not to substitute and to insist on Graves' Grain Alcohol from Boston, Massachusetts distillers.
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Chester H. Graves & Sons
Graves
Chester H. Graves & Sons, Distillers
Boston
Mass
Lowell Star Tara Gervais Seen as Top New England Girl Player
Afies Tara now in her fifth basketball season is praised as the most expert girl player in New England. She helped Lowell High win the Massachusetts State and New England championships after a 60 game undefeated run. Her role in the Portland High game is cited by friends as key to the title.
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Lora G. Gervais
Lowell
New England
Lim
Vais
Jowell High School
Portland High Girls
Gervais
Lowell High
Massachusetts
Boston Churches Hold Night of Lectures and Services
In Boston area churches observers and speakers mark events. Boston Methodist Social Union hosts at Ford Hall with addresses by William Suntington and Bowne. Clergy from Munice to Brookline deliver sermons and lectures across several churches including Dorchester Second, Harvard Church, Shawmut, and All Saints.
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Boston Methodist Social Union
Ford Hall
William Suntington
Borden P. Bowne
Boston University
Robert T. Gardiner
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
All Saints’ Church
Brookline
Church of the Incarnation, Episcopal
Lynn
Samuel G. Babcock
Massachusetts Datocese
William Inglis Morse
Foreign Hair Critics Salute Hair Health Remedy
Foreign observers suggest American women spend on hair care to avoid gray. Hay's Hair Health is promoted as a preventive remedy carried by druggists, with claims of efficacy and warnings against unknown alternatives. Price about 50 cents to a dollar per bottle, sold by manufacturers and various drug firms.
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France
England
Hay
Thay
Philo Hay Specialties Co
Newark
N. J
Houghton & Batten
Hunt Drug Co
Woodward Drug Co
E.ipstein’s
Walker & Rintels Co
Pugilist Maurice Le Moyne and Tony Parent Escape Sleigh Crash
In Webstier on February 20 Maurice Le Moyne and Tony Parent with two young women narrowly escaped death when their horses ran away after becoming frightened. The sleigh was demolished and all four were thrown to the street, escaping with only minor bruises.
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Webstier
Maurice Lemoyne
Tony Parent
A. C. Parent
Mission Rally to Feature Student Volunteers in Boston
Boston hosts a large missionary rally at Old South Church with 3500 tickets issued. Students and delegates from 600 churches attend a day of denomination rallies led by Frances Tait J H Goldart E C Worman and others. Major sessions include home and abroad needs and a consecration service.
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Old South Church
Boston
Frances Tait
J. H. Goldart
Newton Theological Seminary
E. C. Worman
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
C. H. Patten
American Board
J. I. Barton
Roy B. Guild
Church Building Society
Ethel ID. Hubbard
Wellesley
JT. €. Witherby
Young People's Missionary Movement
Congregational Church
Edward Lyman Mills
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Quclus H. Bugbee
St. Mark‘s Church
Brookline
Lyman Harold Hough
Young People’s Movement
Protestant Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
Our Church
John Magee
The
Theological School
Cambridge
John M. Moore
Baptist Forward Movement For Missionary Education
John Cross
Newton Theological
N. N. Bishop
Woman's American Baptist Home Mission Society
I. W. ‘Adesford
Massachusetts Baptist Missionary Society
Joseph Clark
Congo Free States
W. H. Millard
Shanghai
China
Lands for foreigners in Japan may be allowed
A Vancouver Island dispatch reports Japanese authorities may permit foreign ownership of land after the 1911 treaty revision. Consul Yada in British Columbia says foreigners now hold long leases or prefects, with taxes minimized, and suggests ownership would attract capitalists but was once avoided to protect national interests.
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Victoria
B. C
Japan
Yada
British Columbia
Black Hand Leader Lupo, seven co conspirators jailed
New York Feb 20 Lupo the Wolf a Black Hand leader and seven companions in crime were sentenced in Federal Court on Saturday to terms aggregating 190 years for counterfeiting and were taken to Atlanta Ga in charge of six deputies today.
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New York
Lupo
Ihe Wolf
Atlanta
Baker Survives Kneading Machine Incident
David Paretsky a baker at 10 North Street narrowly escaped death yesterday morning when caught in a kneading machine. He freed himself by throwing the belt from the pulley and stopping the mixer.
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David Paretsky
North Street
Worker dragged into dough mixer at relief station incident
A worker feeding a dough kneader was pulled into the mixer when his coat was caught by a paddle. He sustained a lacerated wound and contusions as he fought to free himself. His cries went unheard by nearby colleagues until he was partially dragged into the machine and fell unconscious.
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Tle
Home Cookery Fragments From Old Boston Recipes
Practical kitchen notes from Mrs Martha Mally Emma K Piper and others detailing parsnip and sausage dishes boiled eggs buttered doughnuts and frying techniques plus orange peel candy and general pastry guidance with measurements and step by step instructions from readers in Hopedale Roxbury East Boston and Glover New England areas
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Martha Mally
Hopedale
Mass
Old State House Signs Anger Citizen Letter
MAX HENRY NEWMAN of Boston writes criticizing the Boston Elevated for removing signs from the Old State House. He argues the building is a symbol of a past era and should be restored to its former state, condemning the corporation’s encroachment.
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Boston Elevated
Old State House
Public Service Corporation
Boston
Max Henry Newman
Whose Child Is This Five Dollar Gold Piece Reward
A photo of a Charlestown girl appears in the Post with a $5 gold piece offered as a souvenir. Any school child from Greater Boston may identify themselves by presenting at the City Editor’s office, 275 Washington street, daily 3 to 5 pm with a parent. Twenty photos will be printed weekly, with future weeks continuing the contest. The Saturday photo proved to be Jennie Woods, a five year old from Harvard primary school. She plans to spend part on beach trips and the rest on clothes for her little sister.
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Post
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
Greater Boston
The
Washington Street
Jennie Woods
Harvard
Miss Dodge
Police Head GIVES UP Job in New Haven
Arthur N. Dean, police commissioner and Governor's Foot Guard member, resigns from the City Police Board. Mayor Rice accepts the resignation saying it serves the city. Michael Leahy claims he intervened when a girl struggled with a man on State Street. Dean says he rescued the woman from another man and Leahy was detained.
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New Haven
Arthur N. Dean
Governor's Foot Guard
Rice
Michael Leahy
Tommy Leahy
State Street
Commissioner Dean
Dean
Leahy
Maine Wreck Raised Pressure Moves Congress
Midway through its service today in Carnegie Trail the Maine memorial event by United Spanish War Veterans became a show of support to raise the battleship Maine. An audience voted to condemn the rusted hull and rotting remains and urged immediate removal to U.S. shores and recovery of unclaimed victims for Arlington interment.
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New York
Maine
United Spanish War Veterans
Carnegie Trail
Congress
National Cemetery
Arlington
Secretary of the Navy
Senate
House
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Lincoln
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Somerville
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Tremont Street
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George Alexander Strong
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A. A. Berle
Allen A. Stockdale
Union Congregational Church
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Emporia Til
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Whiting Street
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West Lebanon
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