Bells of Cape Cod and Pilgrim Memorial
The Mayflower women will be honored with a peal of four bells in Provincetown to mark the Pilgrim tercentenary. The bells aim to warn mariners and celebrate Pilgrim Mothers and Daughters with support from National Shawmut Bank. Mrs Rose Karger of Malden saved two sons from a closet fire as fire crews aided by local car transport fought the blaze causing about 500 dollars in damage. The grand jury will investigate a 360,000 shortage in Revere town accounts, with inspector Silas Watte and ADA Lavelle reviewing documents ahead of court.
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Provincetown
Pilgrim Monument
Atlantic Seaboard
National Shawmut Bank of
Boston
Cape Cod
Rose Karger
Almont Street
Malden
Paul
Edgar Karger
Edward A. Marston
Salem Street
Revere
Lavelle
Silas Watte
Samuel Segee
H. J. Skeffington
B. C. Taylor
C. E. Clisbee
J. P. Dolan
Moses Mishel
Roscoe Walsworth
Suffolk County
Elizabeth Sullivan weds George Collins at Mission Church
Miss Elizabeth Margaret Sullivan daughter of Mrs. Margaret Sullivan of 3% Calumet street Roxbury married George P. Collins of Revere yesterday at a high nuptial mass in Mission Church The Rev J E Fehman conducted the ceremony.
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Elizabeth Margaret Sullivan
Margaret Sullivan
Calumet Street
Roxbury
George P. Collins
Revere
Mission
Move of Alderman Triggers Newton Ward Tensions
Residents of Ward 1 protest Arthur W. Blake, president of the Board of Aldermen and Ward 1 alderman, for buying a Park Street home in Ward 7 late summer and announcing a move after December election. They say Blake will no longer represent the ward that elected him.
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Newton
Arthur W. Blakemore
Board of Aldermen
Blakemore
Park Street
National Audience Aids Ganzel Fund
Thanks to Rube Marquard, his wife Miss Seeley and National Theatre fans, the Ganzel Fund for Charley Ganzel, the old Boston National player, received a substantial addition as last evening's collection continued.
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Rube Marquard
Miss Seeley
The
National Theatre
Charley Ganzel
Foster Case Dominates Massachusetts Hospital Reform Meeting
The Massachusetts Hospital Reform Society will probe Miss Maude Raymond Foster of Worcester who says she was wrongly committed to state insane asylums and proved sane at a Connecticut psychopathic hospital. A committee will pursue prosecutions if warranted and urge a statewide investigation via a Legislature resolution with a cross-section commission.
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Massachusetts Hospital Reform Society
Miss Foster
Massachusetts
Worcester State Hospital
Connecticut
Police officers narrowly escape trains during trestle volunteer rescue
Policemen McLaughlin and Davis of Revere, while trying to remove an unidentified body on the Boston & Maine trestle near Forbes Lithograph, dodge two approaching trains. Lieutenant Tappan alerts them. they reach safety as a Boston-bound express passes. The body, found by brakeman James Jansen, showed death by train impact.
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McLaughlin and
Davis
Revere
Boston & Maine
Forbes Lithograph Company
Tappan
James Jansen
First Steam Vessel Traverses Panama Canal
The Alexander Lavalley, a crane boat with no passengers, became the first steam vessel to pass the Panama Canal today. It had previously operated on the Atlantic side and proceeded through the canal during dredging operations.
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Colon
Panama Canal
Alexander Lavalley
Atlantic
Gen Jones and companions hike to Albany for suffrage bid
New York suffragettes end a 166 mile road march to Albany after meeting Governor Glynn and Assembly members. General Rosalie Jones Colonel da Craft and Corporal Martha Klatschken walked the distance in six and a half days, asking for a bill granting women the right to observe polling. The governor welcomed their visit but paused on pledging support.
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Albany
No. Y
New York
Glynn
Rosalie Jones
da Craft
Martha Klatschken
General Jones
Frank
Frank Tierney
Tierney
New York State
Suffragists vow annual marches until suffrage granted
General Jones, exhausted by the long journey, says she and fellow suffragists will march every year until women obtain the vote. She rests with blistered feet and hands after aiding the group, carrying a lantern into the Assembly Chamber when Governor Glynn receives them.
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General Jones
Miss Jones
Diogenes
Actress Reveals At Home Hair Darkening Recipe
Miss Blanche Rose claims a home mix darkens gray hair and adds gloss. The formula uses bay rum Barbo Comp powder and glycerine in water, applied twice weekly to soften hair, reduce itching, and promote growth, with claimed look of 20 years younger.
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Blanche Rose
Chicago
Ill
Holy Cross Alumni Banquet to Honor Governor-elect Walsh
Holy Cross College alumni plan a complimentary reception and banquet at the Bancroft Hotel in Worcester for Governor-elect David I Walsh on Monday night. Toastmaster will be Thomas H Dowd of Boston. Principal speakers include Rev Joseph N Dinand S J president of the college James B Carroll chair of the Industrial Accident Board John B Ratigan justice of the Massachusetts Superior Court and Dr John T Bottomley both of Boston Worcester.
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Thomas H. Dowd
H. GC. Co
Holy Cross College
Walsh
Worcester
Marceau
Boston
David I. Walsh
Bancroft Hotel
Ter
Joseph N. Dinand
James B. Carroll
Industrial Accident Board of Massachusetts
John B. Ratigan
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John T. Bottomley
Worces
Harvard Whiting Concert Tonight at Cambridge
The third Whiting concert for Harvard students and officers is in the new lecture hall in Cambridge, tonight at 8:15. Admission is free. Christine Miller Cone assists alongside Mr Whitney for a program of classical and modern pieces.
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Arthur Whiting
Harvard
Cambridge
Christine Miller
Cone
Mr. Whitney
Federal Reserve Committee Ends New York Hearings
The federal reserve organization committee completed three days of hearings in New York to gather bankers views on forming regional reserve districts and choosing bank locations under the new law. The panel, led by Secretary McAdoo and Secretary Houston, will move to Boston for hearings Friday and Saturday.
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New York
Federal Reserve Organization Committee
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Houston
Department of Agriculture
Boston
McAdoo backs regional banks plan amid hearing debate
Secretary McAdoo defended a system of regional banks backed by a federal board during a New York hearing. Witnesses favored multiple banks on or near the Atlantic, with Baltimore and Boston among leading candidates. He noted coordination among regional banks would stand behind each and reduce focus on New York’s capital.
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McAdoo
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Boston
Baltimore
Atlanta
Washington
Philadelphia
Federal Board
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
New York Territory
Potomac River
Alleghenies
Europe
Hea
Houston
Directors Back Regional Reserve Bank for Boston
The New England Shoe and Leather Association directors unanimously favored a regional reserve bank for Boston under the new currency law, urging adoption by R. R. Bates and others involved in the reform effort. The endorsement reflects industry support for centralized banking provisions affecting trade and finance in the region.
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Boston
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Discovered Cure For Asthma Offered By Chemist
Mr D J Lane a chemist at 833 Lane Ridge St Marys Kansas claims a simple home remedy can cure asthma after testing on sufferers of forty years. He offers a one dollar bottle by express to anyone who writes for it and reports effects within ten days. No money needed until it cures.
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D. J. Lane
Lane Ridg
St. Marys, Kas
Lane
Directors Approve Rate Hike To Strengthen Rail Line
The board held yesterday at 166 Essex Street and unanimously endorsed a passenger and freight rate increase for the New England railroad system to improve financial stability. Edgar J. Rich and Arthur B. Chapin addressed directors on the regional reserve bank and rail rates. President John F. Kent of Brockton presided over a large meeting.
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Essex Street
New England Railroad
Edgar J. Rich
Boston & Maine Railroad
Arthur B. Chapin
American Trust Company
Regional Reserve Bank
John 4. Kent
Brockton
Bankers Gather for Big Boston Dinner at Copley Plaza
New England bankers and prominent financiers from New York Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis attend the Massachusetts Bankers Association annual dinner at the Copley Plaza Hotel. The event aims to showcase Boston as a regional reserve bank center with hearings on the regional district plan. President Daniel G Wing invites 150 correspondents to luncheon to review the major regional banking issue.
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New England
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St Loufa
Massachusetts Bankers’ Association
Copley Plaza Hotel
St. Louis
National Shawmut Bank
the Treasury
McAdoo
Agriculture
Houston
Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Reserve Bank
Daniel G. Wing
First National Bank
National Showmut
First National Banks
Adventures of Carlo Cartoon Debuts in Sunday Post
The color supplement will feature The Adventures of Carlo by famed artist A B Frost. The strip is praised as the funniest animal pictures yet seen and described as absolutely new to newspapers.
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Carlo
A. B. Frost
Next Sunday Post
Wilson Begins Anti Trust Work Asks Cabinet Guidance
President Wilson started work on the anti trust message and will present it to Congress after returning to Washington. He did not reveal details, saying only the cabinet and Democratic leaders would see it first. A local anecdote noted luiiting Williams met Wilson and the president distributed candy to children after golf.
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Miss
Wilson
Bankruptcy petition filed against Cobb Stores chain
Creditors filed bankruptcy proceedings in the United States District Court yesterday against Cobb's Consolidated Companies. The action covers a chain of eight restaurants and grocery stores located in the downtown section of the city.
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Cobb’s Consolidated Companies
United States District Court
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