Ranger Not For Cadets Ruling Ends Joint Use Proposal
After four days of debate the House rejected a plan to use the U S Ranger jointly by the naval militia and the Nautical Training School by a decisive vote. Bank repayments to co operatives rose to 6 821 000 in 1908 ahead of 1907 with real estate loans a record. Mayors Wardwell and Richards and ex representative Juce urged shifting liquor license fees from cities to the State to ease local burdens on no license towns.
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Jay
Legislative Committee
State House
Wardwell
Cambridge
Richards
Malden
Robert Juce
Gomez to Nominate Velez as U S Minister
Havana reports President Gomez will send the Senate the nomination of Carlos Garcia Velez for minister to the United States. It is expected the nomination will be confirmed.
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Havana
Gomez
Senate
Carlos Garcia Velez
United States
Dorchester Boy Found After Post Disappearance Story
Russell Blanchard, the Dorchester boy missing since last Thursday, was located after his disappearance story ran in the Post yesterday. His description appeared in print and the boy was soon sent home.
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Russell Blanchard
Dorchester
Post
Alleys City Curse Draws Attention at South End Meeting
John Ritchie Jr of the Board of Health criticizes city leaders for carelessness and calls alleys the curse of Boston. Professor Morse and Mrs Isaac Rice address noise nuisance, noting whistles and factory calls disturb schoolchildren and hotel guests while highlighting community efforts to curb noise.
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John Ritchie, Jr
Board of Health
South End
Edward §. Morse
Salem
Isaac Rice
New York
Professor Morse
Reform on Warships
Washington February 25 Secretary of the Navy Newberry announces a reform plan for ships to replace separate department stores with a common on board stock The plan provides each department three month credits for stores drawn and a published cost comparison of vessel maintenance The changes start April 1 aboard the Connecticut Minnesota Georgia New Jersey West Virginia and Colorado
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Washington
Newberry
Connecticut
Mitinesota
Georgia
New Jersey
West Virginia
Colorado
Springfield crowds swell for Chapman Alexander evangelist
Tremendous crowds pack Trinity Church and overflow at First Congregational as Chap man Alexander evangelists draw vast attendance in Springfield. Hundreds are turned away, ministers praise the revival, and city business leaders seek prayers during the men’s revival event.
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Springfield
Chapman-Alexander
J. Ernesthacker
Trinity Church
Chapman
First Congregational Church
Thacker
William Asher
Boston & Albany
West
Jesus
Alexander
Boston Post
Friends of
Post
Oliver Coggswell
Dr. Chapman
Court Street
Ware
Boston
Coggswell
Evangelist
Jen
Suffragettes Sentenced to Jail in London Demonstration
Thirty suffragettes of high social rank were jailed for one to two months after a protest seeking an audience with Prime Minister Asquith. Among the convicted were Lady Constance Lytton Mrs Patrick Lawrence Daisy Lawrence and others of equal standing who refused bond and chose prison terms.
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London
Asquith
Constance Lytton
Lord Lytton
India
Patrick Lawrence
Daisy Lawrence
South Africa
Customs Dept Shakeup at Port in Routine Transfers
Surveyor Jeremiah J. McCarthy ordered a small shakeup among port customs inspectors in what he called routine transfers. Patrick J. Fee moves from Hoosac docks to the leather district, with Major Aaron Twigg taking his Hoosac role. Denis Linehan shifts from Long wharf boarding to Hoosac docks, while John H. Hancock moves from leather district to succeed Linehan. Cornelius J. Scollard leaves Boston & Albany docks for Mystic docks, with Fred T. Rundlett replacing him.
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Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Patrick J. Fee
Hoosac Docks
Leather District
Aaron Twigg
Denis Linehan
Long Wharf
John H. Hancock
Cornelius J. Scollard
Boston & Albany
Mystic Docks
Fred T. Rundlett
Labor leaders mourn death of Rev Thomas F Cusack
Chelsea Central Labor Union adopted resolutions of regret on the death of the Rev Thomas F Cusack P R praising him as a dearly beloved citizen who labored untiringly for the betterment of all and expressing respect and sorrow for the loss to the community.
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Chelsea
Gale Winds Sweep New England Toll Rises
A northwest gale from 40 to 70 mph battered New England. In Western Massachusetts a wind storm injured Tomas Oman and Mrs. John Condren, with widespread damage to utilities and transport. In New York a falling sign killed a man and injured about a dozen others, as debris toppled the Angel Gabriel statue and a bank building flagpole.
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New England
Medicine Hat
Vermont
Post
New York
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
Housatonic Valley
Thomas A. Oman
Park Club
Angel Gabriel
St. John the Divine
Dime Savings Bank
Broadway
Thirty-fourth Street
Little Italian Maid Wins Museum Prize
Laetitia M. Perrone a 13 year old girl from the South End won first prize in a Hawthorne Club contest at the Museum of Fine Arts. She chose John Singleton Copley and his family as her favorite painting and praised the collection for revealing an artist’s thoughts and stories in each work.
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Museum of Fine Arts
Laetitia M. Perrone
Hawthorne Club
Laetitia
John Singleton Copley
Ohio River Rising Prompts Flood Warning in Cincinnati
Cincinnati predicts the Ohio River will reach 60 feet on today’s rise, threatening riverfront property. Water and Front streets are flooded and 500 homes in Covington Newport and Bellevue are submerged. railroads may abandon Union Central and Pennsylvania stations at 55 feet, though a major flood is not expected.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Covington
Newport
Bellevue
Union Central
Pennsylvania
Washington in Readiness for Inaugural Parade
Washington prepares for the inauguration with final committee meeting and preparations on Pennsylvania Avenue. Principal stands erected chairs placed decorations underway and no wild features will appear. General J Franklin Bell as grand marshal enforces decorum for all organizations.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
J. Franklin Bell
Donovan Says Unity Will Win for Ward 20 Democrats
James Donovan and ex Senator Frederick J. Mcleod addressed the Young Men's Democratic Club of Ward 20 urging strong organization to elect a Democratic Governor and a Democratic Mayor. Donovan cited Ward 16 turning Democratic with effort and said success hinges on local organization.
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James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
Frederick J. Mcleod
Democratic State Committee
Young Men's Democratic Club
Ward 20
Donovan
Ward 16
Mcleod
State Democracy
Hill Raps Farm Quiz in Minnesota Speech
James J. Hill assailed President Roosevelt's Farm Commission in a St. Paul Auditorium address to retail grocers. He mocked the commission's work, comparing it to a robin's first tweet and noting the short inquiry at Minnesota's State Agricultural School.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Roosevelt
Farm Commission
James J. Hill
St. Paul Auditorium
Mr. Hill
England
State Agricultural School
Minnesota
Fleet to Gift Japan Navy Loving Cup From Atlantic Visit
The Atlantic fleet plans a $2100 gift loving cup for the Japanese navy as thanks for Yokohama and Tokyo hospitality. The flagship Connecticut circulated invitations to gold and silversmiths to submit designs, with a committee selecting the final bid. The cup should reach Tokyo within a year after the last October fleet visit.
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Fort Monroe
Yokonama
Tokio
Connecticut
Japan
Cambridge Youth Weds in Secret Marriage
Roy J. Raymond of Cambridge and Miss Drury Belding Coolbaugh of Malden were secretly married in Providence yesterday. They kept the ceremony hidden from relatives and learned parents forgave them upon returning home.
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Roy J. Raymond
Upland Avenue
Cambridge
Miss Drury Belding Coolbaugh
Forest Street
Malden
Providence
The Stomach of the Child Ad for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
The article urges parents to protect children’s stomachs with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals and at bedtime. It claims tablets aid digestion, improve appetite, soothe nerves, and support growth. Sold by druggists for 50 cents. free trial package offered via F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Mich.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
$100 000 for Boston Station
The sundry civil appropriation bill was debated in the House all day. An amendment by Representative Kelcher of Massachusetts providing $100 000 for constructing the new immigration station at Boston was agreed to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Kelcher
Massachusetts
Boston
Man Drowns After Fall From Raft in Fort Point Channel
Joseph Spalina, 27, of 76 Charter Street, fell from a raft near the Mt. Washington Avenue Bridge in Fort Point channel yesterday afternoon and drowned before help arrived. Rescue crews attempted to reach him in the icy water.
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Wille
Fort Point Channel
Mt. Washington Avenue Bridge
Joseph, Spalina
Charter Street
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