Pact With Japs Still Unratified
The Senate, in executive session, again failed to ratify the Japan treaty sent to the body Tuesday by the President. Senator Hale, once a critic, showed no opposition today as several western senators sought more time to study the pact. Secretary Knox and Hale discussed tariff objections, and Taft sent a telegram to Governor Johnson of California to reassure him that immigration provisions remain unchanged and no relaxation of restrictions is intended.
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Washington
Senate
Japan
Hale
Knox
Maine
Pacific Coast
Taft
Johnson
California
New Yacht Club Toast Honors Deceased Members
The Savin Hill Yacht Club unveiled a new toast for departed members at the American House. Lights dimmed, bells tolled eight times, and the orchestra played Nearer My God to Thee as Commodore James M. Graham of the revenue cutter Gresham attended as guest of honor.
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Savin Hill Yacht Club
James M. Graham
Gresham
Actress Mrs Fiske Attacks Wellesley Cat Program
New York February 23 Mrs Minnie Maddern Fiske denounces Wellesley College for using town children to supply cats for anatomy classes calling the method barbaric and a moral crime She condemns teaching cruelty to animals and urges humane education in public schools to raise conduct for future citizens.
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New York
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Fiske
Wedded While Upon a Visit to New York
Friends of Miss Mae V Lans of Roxbury were surprised when she arrived home from New York last night to find she had married James H Torrey Harvard 09 a banker and broker in the city The marriage ends a romance begun at a Harvard class day three years ago
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New York
Mae V. Lans
James H. Torrey
Harvard
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Miss Lans
James H. Tor
Rey
Boston
Bridegroom Torrey Wealthy and New York Honeymoon Plans
The article notes 26 year old Torrey, heir to a Rockland shoe fortune, recently married Miss Lans now Mrs. Torrey. They may honeymoon at Old Point Comfort or Europe. Friends in New York were curious about her trip, and last night they arrived at South Station to a tumultuous greeting from informed friends.
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Mr. Torrey
Rockland
Lans
Torrey
Old Point Comfort
Europe
Freshmen Class Banquet Held at American House
Boston College freshman class held its first annual banquet last night with 60 members and several faculty representatives in attendance. P. J. Dawson served as toastmaster while speeches were delivered by Rev. Charles B. Lane Ss J Ignatius W Cox S J and David C Cronin S J professors, along with E A Sullivan and Henry C Halligan.
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Boston College
P. J. Dawson
East Boston
Charles B. Lane
Ss. J
Ignatius W. Cox
S. J
David C. Cronin
E. A. Sullivan
Cambridge
Henry C. Halligan
South Boston
Old Telegraphers Life Ends in Portsmouth
Henry C. Rowell aged 86, longtime telegraph supervisor for the Eastern Railroad and Boston & Maine, died at his East Hanover home. He retired 12 years ago after serving as superintendent of the telegraph department. He is survived by a wife.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Henry Co. Rowell
East Hanover
Old Eastern Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Veteran man hurt crossing street in East Cambridge accident
Charles MaeMachine 82 of 99 Endicott street suffered a broken left hip after being struck by a team driven by Patrick J. Carroll of 22 Fourth street East Cambridge while crossing at Hanover and Blackstone streets last night around five o'clock.
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Charles MaeMachine
Endicott Street
Hanover
Blackstone
Patrick J. Carroll
Fourth Street
East Cambridge
Bromine Quinine Prevents Grips Claims Signature
An old notice touts Bromo Quinine as the remedy to prevent grip laxative issues. It urges readers to seek the single product “BROMO QUININE” and to look for the signature of E. W. Grove, priced at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Testimony Opens Defense in Cusumano Murder Case
Enrico Mascioli and Lena Cusumano testified in Plymouth on February 23 defending themselves against the murder charge of Lena's husband Frank Cusumano. Mascioli denied the district attorney's assertions as he described events around September 18 and questioned an alleged axe and a tying wire. Lena denied ill will with Accusia and claimed she gave Frank only two dollars and then the rest of the money she had to him before his disappearance.
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Plymouth
Enrico Mascioli
Lena Cusumano
Frank Cusumano
Mascioli
Barker
Cusumano
Accusia
Tena
Vincenzo Indelegato
America
Vincenzo
Mrs. Cusumano
Enrico
Frank
Rank
Lena
Reno
Gena
Jacobson
Hingham
Prescott
Mrs. Green
Brrico
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