Kingston Riots Tear Jamaica Night of Mob Rule
Kingston endured a night of mob rule with clashes between police and crowds over the Canadian streetcar firm. Two rioters and several injured died as officers sought to restore order, Governor Sir Sydney Olivier and secretary Major Wyndham aiding police. The mob, some armed, dispersed by midnight as service slowly resumed and fares remained under dispute.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Raéhs
Sydney Olivier
Major Wyndham
Ecene
Clear Street
Pasasengers
Board of Trade
London
Reverend Marshall Threatens Bullets Over Ballots
The Rev. Harold Marshall of Melrose at a Massachusetts Master Bakers banquet urged that if ballots fail the people in the fight against monopoly, armed force may be used. Lieutenant Governor Luce attended as Marshall criticized current government control and big interests.
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Harold Marshall
Melrose
Master Bakers’ Association of Massachusetts
American House
Luce
Mr. Marshall
Marshall
America
Massachusetts
Grand Trunk Railroad
Boston
United States
United Shoe Machinery Company
Spanish Masters Exhibit At Copley Society In Boston
A 108 painting Spanish collection valued over 1 million dollars was shown at Copley Hall Back Bay last night drawing 500 to 600 social figures. The display featured old masters in the main hall and modern works in the smaller hall with loans from Boston New York Montreal and Chicago collectors. Notable pieces included The Girl in Red by Quoello Cardinal Zurroga by El Greco Consumatum Bat by Aranda St. Jerome by Rivera Philip IV of Spain by Velazquez Balcony Scene by Canals Y Liambi La Chute Du Picardo Seville by Canals Liambi and Portrait of Mrs Ira Nelson Morris and Children by Sorel la Y Bastilda. Two Goya paintings Portrait of a Lady and Pepe-Ilio bull fighter were shown with note of Montreal lender Lady Drummond.
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Copley Society
Copley Hall
Back Bay
New York
Chicago
Boston
Montreal
Holker Abbott
Thomas Allen
Francis Bullard
J. Templeton Coolidge, Jr
Deamond ,FitzGerald
Thomas. .G. Frothingham
A. W. Longfellow
Frank Gair Macomber
John Endiott Weabsays
Joseph Lindon Smith
C. Howard Walker
Everett Morss
William L. Parker
Charles 8. Sargent
Labels on milk cans debated by public health committee
A public health committee heard a debate yesterday on labeling milk cans with manufacturer name, brand, contents, and date of manufacture. Opponents argued labels raise costs and that canned milk lasts indefinitely, while supporters favored Senate and House bills defining labeling and supervision.
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Committee On Public Health
Ellis
State Board of Agriculture
Boards of Health
P. M. Harwood
J. C. Jordan
Boston Board of Health
H. Spinney
W. J. Reed
G. W. Bentley
W. A. Graustein
W. C. Maguire
H. W. Mansfield
Massachusetts
Plymouth Man Faces $20,000 Larceny Charge
Elmer B. Cole of Middleboro stands trial in Plymouth County Superior Court for allegedly stealing $20,000 from the Plymouth County Trust Company of Brockton. The Clark and Cole Box Manufacturing partner allegedly drew checks from several firms as the company faced financial trouble, with the trust company suffering the heaviest loss.
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Plymouth
Elmer B. Cole
Middleboro
Plymouth County Trust Company
Brockton
Plymouth County Superior Court
Cole
Clark & Cole Box Manufacturing Company
Storing Furs Wreath Designs and Household Helpers
An illustrated feature in the next Sunglay Post outlines fur storage methods, wreath designs to frame monograms, a full page of household helps, and a page of cooking recipes for home use.
A Happier To-Morrow Beechams Pills Ad
Beecham's Pills promote a brighter mood with a trusted family remedy claim. They promise quick relief for nervous low mood and the blues, presenting a cure backed by familiar efficacy.
Donnelly Johnson Employees Banquet at Quincy House
The Donnelly Johnson employees held their annual banquet at the Quincy House with toastmaster Edward B. O'Donnell. Felix Johnson praised merchandise standards and customer approval while Harrie Besse reviewed 1911 growth. F H Simmons spoke of customer contacts as the head floor man. The gathering later turned into a theatre party.
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Donnelly-Johnson
Oak Hall
Quincy House
Edward B. O'Donnell
Felix Johnson
Harrie Besse
F.H. Simmons
Hay's Hair Health Promises Natural Gray Hair Color
An advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health as a non dye solution to restore gray hair to natural color. It claims rapid fade of frayed hairs and youthful appearance with regular use, offering a money back guarantee and a 1 dollar 50 cent price with trial bottle available by mail from Philo Hey Spec Co Newark NJ.
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Hay
Triad
Philo Hey Spec. Co
Newark
Darrow Sleuth Pleads Guilty in Jury Bribery Case
Bert Franklin, once Clarence Darrow's detective, pleads guilty to attempting to influence juror Robert Bain in the McNamara dynamite case. The original Bain bribery charge is dismissed and Franklin faces up to five years and a $5000 fine. Franklin may testify against Darrow in the related trial, with a suspended sentence likely. Judge Hutton orders a full transcript of the evidence for Darrow's grand jury indictment.
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Los Angeles
Bert Franklin
Clarence
Darrow
Robert Bain
James B. McNamara
San Quentin
Franklin
Bain
Venireman
George N. Lockwood
McNamara Brothers
Lockwood
Hutton
Superior Court
Children Set House Afire in Tenement Blaze
A fire yesterday at 60 Popular Street started when two children Ida five and George three found matches and ignited a curtain which touched clothing. Neighbors including tenant Mrs Bessie Swerlin aided by rescuing the infant Meyer from the cradle. Damage was small.
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Bessie Swerlin
Ida
George
Representative Longworth Won’t Seek Delegates in Ohio
Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio, Roosevelt’s son in law, returned to Washington from Boston and said he would not take part in delegater selection for the Chicago convention from his Ohio district. He had previously endorsed a Taft renomination.
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Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Boston
Chicago
Longworth
Tetft
Plymouth box maker Cole faces defense in misrepresentation case
Witnesses say Cole misrepresented a corporation’s finances to obtain funds and argue the affair was a business failure not a crime. The defense, led by Arthur Black, will claim prejudice and that bank delays could have saved the firm. Prosecutor Katzsmann leads the case in Hyde Park with local interest high.
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Cole
Plymouth County
Plymouth
Arthur Black
Boston
Black
New York
Fred A. Katzsmann
Hyde Park
Boston Taxi Robbery Linked to New York Slopes to San Francisco
A Boston man linked to a $25,000 taxi theft is under arrest with two others as police close in on a fourth suspect. Detectives found $700 in a suitcase at Edward Kinsman's home, some cash in original East River National Bank wrappers, and an automatic revolver with cartridges. An Express money order for $200 and the boy's mother blame bad company for the scandal.
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New York
Chicago
Illinois Central
San Francisco
Splain
Central Park
Boston
Edward Kinsman
Dorchester
Windemere Road
Kinsman
East River National Bank
Toothache as a Metaphor for Ailing Nation in 1912 Verse
A George Matthew Adams poem uses a toothache as a vivid metaphor for political and social decay. It laments the ship of state failing amid public wrath while the speaker fixates on pain and personal discomfort rather than moral duty or national duty. The piece foregrounds personal grievance over civic action.
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Song
Ship of State
Midnight Sails Begin for Cunard Liners Lusitania Mauretania
The Cunard liners Lusitania and Mauretania left New York at 1 a.m. marking the first midnight departure in city history. The schedule shifts aim to reach Fishguard early Monday for daytime London travel. Lusitania’s departure followed a festive, well lit onboard reception.
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New York
Cunard Line
Lusitania
Mauretania
Fishguard
London
Larceny Charge Hits Winchester Doctor
A Winchester doctor, believed to be Hinds, was arrested after misusing funds from Liberty Trust Company on Washington street and a $109 certified check for Savannah tickets. Police say he had a $1.15 balance at a Winchester bank and faces potential additional similar charges. His wife pleaded for his release, but he remained jailed in the Tombs.
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Middlesex County
Winchester
Hinds
Local Trust Company
Savannah Steamship Seen
Savannah
B. I. Colpitts
Hints
Liberty Trust Company
Harris
Farrer
Newman Travel Talks Opens With Rural England Lecture
The first Newman Traveltalks lecture last night at Jordan Hall presented Rural England. The speaker used stereopticon and moving pictures to illustrate Windsor Castle the Tower of London from the Thames Eton College Oxford Christ Church Warwick Castle Stratford Shakespearean festivities and Lake District scenes.
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Newman
Jordan Hall
England
Windsor Castle
Tower
the Thames
Eton
Gray's Memorial
Oxford Christ Church
Warwick Castle
Stratford
Ann
Hank the Hermit and Zoo Comics Return Next Sunday
The bi comic strip features Hank the Hermit Kaptin Kiddé Sambo Muggsy Willie and the Zoo returning for another humorous installment next Sunday in the magazine.
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Hank the Hermit
Kaptin Kiddé
Sambo
Muggsy
Willie and
the Zoo
Next
Post
Patent remedy promises cure for bladder and rheumatic pain
An advertisement touts Fluid Extract Berries and Balmwort Syrup Hypo in as a remedy for bladder trouble and rheumatic symptoms. It claims one week of use relieves frequent urination back pain indigestion and swelling with doses before meals and at night.
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Charles . Brown
John Mancock Blig
McNamara
Nicholas
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