Boston Hebrews Appeal to Congress over Russian Treatment
A mass meeting by the Zionist Council of New England at North Russell Street Synagogue urged U S action to halt the mistreatment of Jews in Russia. Speakers including Mr Borofsky Rabbi Hirshberg and Albert Hurwitz demanded resolutions to send to the President and Congress and Russia. Over 2000 attendees heard calls for humanitarian intervention and justice for Kishineff era victims.
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United States
Cuba
Russia
Borofsky
Zionist Council of New
Kishineff
Hussia
Rugsia
Robert Silverman
Boston Educational Union
Horace Kallen
Princeton University
Rabbi Schoher
Margolies
Albert Hurwitz
Congress
Bates
Eliot
D. Mead
Beautiful Complexion Through Health and Digestion
An advertisement extols natural beauty from healthy digestion and blood purification. It criticizes cosmetic coverings and promotes Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills to cleanse impurities, regulate the bowels, and improve complexion. The plan claims rapid cures for constipation and biliousness, with a 25 cent price and signed by W. F. Smith.
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Smith
W. F. Smith
Czar Declares Kishineff Uproar Rumors Unfounded
The Czar via the imperial minister of the interior denied reports of an imminent uprising against Jews in Kishineff on January 7. He attributed anti Jewish rumors to agitation by enemies of the Russian government and said fears were absolutely unfounded.
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New York
Kishineff
iWorld
Cable Direct
Plevhe
Mayor Collins Sworn In For Second Term In City Office
Mayor Collins is to be sworn in today as second term mayor, with Chief Justice M. P. Knowlton administering the oath. The inaugural will focus on financial issues facing the city and guest attendance includes ex-mayors Green, Matthews Jr., and Hart. The board will organize with Alderman James H. Doyle as chairman and Councilman Arthur W. Dolan as president. Edward J. Leary and John F. Dever to be elected for an eighth term. City Clerk Donovan has one year left in his term.
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Collins
M. P
Knowlton
Supreme Court
Samuel A. Green
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Thomas N. Hart
James H. Doyle
Arthur W. Dolan
Edward J. Leary
John F. Dever
Clty
Donovan
Keep's Special Sale Closes Philadelphia Branch
Due to inability to renew the lease, Keep Manufacturing Company closes its Philadelphia store and offers the entire stock at cost or less. Most goods moved to the Boston Tremont Street shop for display with bargains on colored and white shirts undergarments hosiery neckwear vests gloves pajamas handkerchiefs and raincoats among other items.
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Pena
Philadelphia
Keep Manufacturing Company
United States
Boston
Tremont Street
Congress to Resume Today in Washington
After a two week recess the Senate will resume work with no definite schedule beyond appropriations, Panama Canal treaty review, Smoot case, and other minor matters. General Leonard Wood is expected for nomination to major general at the first executive session. The House returns to a nearly bare calendar.
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Washington
Senate
Senat
Smoot
Committee On
Leonard Wood
House
Elchonon Lodge installs its new officers
Rabbi Isaac Elchonon Lodge No. 153 I C B A held an installation of officers at Cohen's Hall 28 Cross Street conducted by District Deputy G M Cohen and staff A banquet followed with speeches by each new officer Members families and many guests attended Prominent attendees included George F Fleisher G Volpe and S Sugerman
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Isaac Elchonon
No. 153
Cohen
Cross Street
G. M. &. Cohen
Messrs
George F. Fleisher
G. Volpe
Sugerman
Funeral of Somerville Fireman William Burbank
Funeral services for William A Burbank oldest fireman in the Somerville department were held at his residence 8 Gilman Street East Somerville. Attendance was very large as Mr Burbank was a popular remembered member of the fire department.
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William A.burbank
Somerville Fire Department
Gilman Street
East Somerville
Mt. Burbank
Fire’ Department
Somervile Jean
James J. Jones
O. H
Somerville
Wreeonetee Union
Elister
Vealdead
James Dowd
Coldville Avenue
A. Masoseph
General Stephen Moffitt Dead In Plattsburg
Plattsburg New York January 3 General Stephen Moffitt prominent in northern New York died at his home two miles north of the city. He enlisted first in the Ninety Sixth Volunteer Regiment at Civil War onset and rose to brevet brigadier general. He lost a leg at Fair Oaks in 1864 while aiding a wounded private. He was captured at Plymouth in 1864 and held at Libby, Macon and Danville prisons.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Stephen Moffitt
New York
Fair Oaks
Plymouth
Libby
Macon
Danville
Woman Injured in Washington Street Milk Pound Collision
Police seek driver of a milk truck involved in a street crash that injured Louise N. Gillespie of 69 Ruggles Street near Ruggles Street on Washington Street early yesterday morning.
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Washington Street
Louise N. Gillespie
Ruggles Street
Ruggles’ Street
Retirement of Hon J J McNamara recalls incidents of career
The Hon J J McNamara of South Boston retires from the Governor's Council after three years of service under Governors Crane and Bates. He, the sole Democrat on the council, was warmly regarded and often supplied jokes or songs for the governors. A Danvers asylum visit anecdote illustrates the Governor’s fondness for Jerry.
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J.J. M’namara
South Boston
Crane
Bates
Jerry
Danvers Asylum
Fire probes into burning of Jim Crow school in Sheffield
State Fire Marshal James Anderson and State Detective Oliver L. Wood will lead a thorough investigation into the Saturday fire that destroyed the 30 by 40 foot Jim Crow schoolhouse in Sheffield. The fire is considered arson. Neighbors Harlow Rhodes and sister Mattie saw a woman dressed person near the schoolhouse before flames were found. The building, valued at 800 dollars and uninsured, had been at the center of a race dispute that led to segregated schooling and fines for parents in the Great Barrington District Court.
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Pittsfield
Jan
James Anderson
Springfield
Oliver L. Wood
Sheffield
Harlow Rhodes
Mattie
Cora Fowler
New Guinea
SheMeld
Barrington
Miss .Fowler
Governor and Councillor Form Club and Team
The article describes Governor Crane and Councillor Jerry McNamara maintaining friendly relations, with McNamara forming the Governor's Council Club. They plan a baseball nine for the season, featuring McNamara as pitcher and ex-Governor Crane at first base. The trophy is a vegetarian dinner at a Shaker colony near Pittsfield.
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Greece
Jerry
Masonry
Hibernians
Crane
Governor's Nine
McNamara
Shaker Colony
Pittsfield
Governor’s Council
Cure for Cold In OnD Pay Be Lanedye Tabiets
Poor legible OCR offers fragmented product text claiming Grove's unique formula as a cold cure. The readable bits reference pills or tabiets and brand-like wording, with scattered words suggesting dosage or medical claims but lacking coherent instructions or a verifiable source.
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Grove
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