Moore Named Acting Mayor as Ma. Aldermen Elect New Chief
Charles L. Moore was chosen as acting Mayor of Malden after the death of Mayor George L. Farrell. He will serve until Feb. 18 when a special election determines a successor. A primary for mayoral nominees will be held three weeks before the election. Various Massachusetts cities held inaugural exercises including Chelsea, Melrose, Medford, Everett, Somerville, Woburn, Salem, Lowell, Worcester, Lynn, New Bedford, Brockton, and others.
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Malden
Farrell
James H. Kay
Fall River
Edward E. Willard
Chelsea
Oliver B. Munroe
Melrose
Charles F. Taylor
Medford
Everett
James Chambers
Mystic River
Burns
Somerville
William H. Heachey
Woburn
Salem
John F. Hurley
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Lowell
George H. Brown
James E. Donnelly
James E. O'Donnell
George M. Wright
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Lynn
George H. Newhall
New Bedford
Cape Cod Canal
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Charles M. Hickey
Brockton
Brockton Agricultural Society
Patrick J. Duane
Waltham
Public Buildings Deptartment
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Quincy
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Springfield
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Northampton
Newburyport
North Adams
Marlboro
Fitchburg
Gloucester
Taunton
Holyoke
Beverly
Pittsfield
Inaugural Exercises Across Massachusetts Cities
Inaugural ceremonies occurred in over 25 Massachusetts cities yesterday with Lawrence absent. Two newly elected aldermen were sworn in after the board’s regular session, and the speeches highlighted the new administration’s goals.
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Lawrence
Pinex Based Cough Syrup Recipe Promises Quick Relief
A home remedy combines granulated sugar and warm water with 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle to create a cough syrup that reportedly relieves obstinate coughs within 24 hours and suits children. The formula claims long keeping quality and a money back guarantee, with Pinex offered via druggists or The Pinex Co. in Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Canada
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Ft. Wayne
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Master Painters Convention Opens in Boston Today
The 224th annual convention of the Society of Master House Painters and Decorators of Massachusetts opens at the New American House today. Paint manufacturers from across the country have booths in the main banquet hall and 250 delegates arrive this morning. A key focus will be licensing master painters.
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Massachusetts
New American House
Boston Poultry Show Opens with Record Entries
Ten thousand entries from famous poultry farms highlight the annual Boston poultry pigeon and pet stock show opening at 9 oclock in Mechanics Building. The event features vast exhibits of incubators and hen houses and boasts the largest display of its kind in the country. The show includes notable arrivals from Indiana and Ontario and a standout 16 pound Orpington valued in the thousands, plus a Baltimore prize for the finest Orpington.
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Mechanics Building
Lloyd C. Mishler
Mishler
North Manchester
Ind
Hugh A. Rose
Fonthill
Ontario
Toronto
Nework
Allenstown
Penn
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Wilson Talks Over Senate Balance In New Jersey
President elect Wilson discussed expanding the Democratic Senate majority with Sen Charles F Johnson and Rep Daniel J McGillicuddy in Trenton New Jersey. He expressed hope that Senator Gardner may be re elected as the Progressives hold the balance of power in the Legislature.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
United States Senate
United States
Charles F. Johnson
Daniel J. McGillicuddy
Maine
Gardner
Wells Woman Accused in Poison Case and Stranger Tales
The article outlines allegations that Mrs. Wells might have poisoned her family with rat poison arsenic after a pork incident. It notes family illness including Louis’s death and Marie’s illness, plus defense notes questioning her sanity with recounts of alleged encounters and strange stories told to friends and husband.
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Wood-Morgan Detective Agency
Boston
Raymond
Louis
Marie
Wells Place
Miss Frick Hosts Record Pittsburg Theatre Party
Miss Helen Clay Frick hosted a record theatre party in Pittsburg with 200 debutantes escorts and chaperones at the Alvin tonight to see When Bunty Pulls the Strings. A special Sewickley Valley train and a taxi procession delivered guests. After the show a dinner and dance followed at the Pittsburg Club.
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Helen Clay Frick
Henry Clay Frick
Bunty
Sewickly Valley
Pennsylvania
Miss Frick
Quincy City Council Club Banquet Sparks Call to Boom Quincy
After the 1913 city government inauguration nearly 100 Council Club members held a Parker House banquet. Speakers urged removing party labels from ballots and strict financial economy while Frank Fesen denounced croakers and urged all to boom Quincy.
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Quincy
Parker House
Frank Fessenden Crane
More Clerks Put On Parcel Post Work In Boston District
Postmaster Mansfield added 34 substitute clerks to handle the rising parcel post mail. The Boston district now employs 229 substitutes across 69 post offices, mainly due to a surge in manufacturers samples.
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Mansfield
Boston
Powers May Take Hand In Balkans
London dispatch reports the first stage of peace talks over with Turkey viewed as a pretence to avoid surrendering to allies. The second stage is expected to begin soon with powers pulling strings to force Turkey to concede most allied demands.
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Turkey
Turkey Renounces Crete Rights at Conference
At today’s conference Turkey renounced in favor of the allies her rights in Crete and proposed frontier rectifications in Thrace while insisting on Adrianople. The allies found this unsatisfactory and suspended talks, with resumption possible after new proposals or allied communications.
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Crete
Man Takes Poison by Bedside of Wife at Funeral
Patrick McCormick is described as a man in his years who consumed poison beside the bier of his wife on Saturday. He requested attendees to leave so he could pray with the body before funeral services. He died shortly after at a hospital.
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Patrick McCormick
McCormick
Striking workers clash with police at New York garment plant
In New York on January 6, about 500 striking garment workers, mostly women, attacked police while attempting to intercept 350 young women leaving the J. L. Taylor & Co wholesale clothing plant.
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New York
J. L. Taylor & Co
Massed picketing turns violent as strikers clash with police
Automobiles ferried young women home as police formed cordons at doorways. Officers used clubs on strikers arms while they restrained crowds. Five strikers were jailed for ten days each in the workhouse for unlawful conduct. Newark reports 80 strikers marching and several workers assaulted. five arrests.
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Newark
N. J
Lynn Degree Staff to Aid Installation in Roxbury
George Washington Court M. C. O. F. Lynn degree staff will assist Deputy High Chief Ranger Mrs. Margaret T. Callahan in installing the officers of Perpetual Help Court No. 151 Roxbury. Roxbury and nearby members seek to witness the Juyan degree staff work, with many courts expected to attend.
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Lynn
George Washington Court
Margaret T. Callahan
Perpetual Help Court
Roxbury
Juyan
Jack Rose May Testify Before Extraordinary Grand Jury
New York January 6 Baldé Jack Rose whose testimony helped send Police Lieutenant Becker to Sing Sing may testify before the extraordinary grand jury probing police graft. Rose met with District Attorney Whitman who did not deny the possibility of testimony tomorrow or Wednesday. Whitman plans to seek an indictment against graft witness George W. Sipp now held in Atlantic City. Sipp cannot be brought here without indictment.
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Baldé
Jack” Rose
Becker
Sing Sing Death House
Philadelphia
Whitman
Rose
George W. Sipp
Atlantic City
Sipp
Sulzer Urges Quick Ratification of Direct Senate Election Amendment
Governor Sulzer transmits a certified copy of the congressional resolution proposing an amendment for direct election of United States Senators. He submitted the resolution at Washington’s request to ratify per popular wishes and hopes for prompt approval.
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Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Congress
United States
Washington
Gardiner Real Estate Leader Dies in Somerville
Gerald A. Gardner a renowned real estate agent in Gilman Square Somerville and a Board of Aldermen member in 1909 10 and 11 died early yesterday at his home 8 Hudson Street.
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Gerald A. Gardner
Gilman Square
Somerville
Hudson Street
Hood's Sarsaparilla Named Greatest Blood Purifier
Advertisement declares Sarsaparilla as the greatest blood purifier and strength giver. Urges consumers to choose Hood's and buy today in liquid form or as Sarsatabs tablets.
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