England to Safeguard Commerce
Washington Jan 7 arrangements among Great Britain Italy and the Netherlands have been completed to minimize interference with U S commerce to those nations The moves announced by the British embassy and State Department address U S complaints in its note to Britain and officials anticipate improved trade with neutral nations including the Scandinavian powers
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Washington
Great Britain
Italy
Netherlands
United States
State Department
Britain sees reduced contraband risk via Italy and Holland
British officials say the danger of smuggling contraband to Germany and Austria through Italy and Holland has diminished. If allies and neutrals agree on measures, American commerce may escape past interference. Van Dyke at The Hague reports assurances that even contraband merchandise would not be molested on the high seas when sent to the Netherlands. Secretary Bryan receives a note from Sir Cecil Spring-Rice about re exporting naval stores like resin and turpentine, likely restricted by Italy and Holland, with plans to ship them from the United States once arrangements are in place.
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Italy
Holland
Germany
Austria
Europe
van Dyke
Hague
High Seas
Netherlands
Bryan
Cecil Spring-Rice
United States
Woman Man at Deer Island Shocks Officials
A person identified as Elizabeth Leonard, arrested Wednesday night, was found to be a man while being prepared for a two month sentence at Deer Island. Police and bath attendants were surprised as the individual was dressed in women’s attire and presented as a woman during intake.
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Deer Island
Elizabeth Leonard
Hagen
Elizabeth
Miss Leonard
Mr. Leonard
Regan
Oxbury Crossing
Children Hit By Electric Car In Somerville
Henry B Briand seven and his six year old niece Irene Rochard were struck by a street car on Holland Street Somerville. Briand suffered a skull fracture and was taken to Somerville Hospital while Rochard was returned to her home at 71 Newbury Street.
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Henry B. _Briand
Irene Rochard
Hollandtreet
Somerville
Somerville Hospital
Newary Street
Wife Sues Mother of Husband in Boston-Area Suit
In Haverhill a $20,000 suit seeks damages for alienation of affection. Plaintiff Mrs Pauline F. Dinsmore of Boston accuses Mary L. Dinsmore wife of A S Dinsmore manager of the Haverhill Motor Mart of causing estrangement from her husband Henry A. Dinsmore. The case involves prominent local figures with business and social ties.
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Haverhill
Mary L. Dinsmore
A. S. Dinsmore
Haverhill Motor Mart
Pauline F. Dinsmore
Boston
Henry A. Dinsmore
Boston Woman Sues for Illicit Affection Case
In a suit filed in Haverhill the younger Mrs. Dinsmore claims her husband’s son was won away by her, prompting a separation years ago. She says the couple married in New York in 1906 and that the husband later returned to Haverhill before moving to Omaha.
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Omaha
Neb
Boston
Dinsmore
New York
Motor Mart
Not Allowed Within Church Objection Trial Testimony
Mrs Effie A Carter of Wayland testified she was unlawfully kept out of the Episcopal Church in Cochituate and sued Bishop Lawrence and Rev Arthur Papineau for 5000 dollars. She said she remained outside when the congregation, about 12 people, exited and questioned their knowledge of her exclusion. She recalled Aug 20 1911 when she tried to take communion but was refused and May 14 1911 a man asked if she was Mrs Carter and was told she could not enter, placed there by Papineau. Her counsel read defendants specifications accusing her of grotesque motions bows rattled keys and singing in an unseemly voice.
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Effie A. Carter
Wayland
Episcopal Church
Cochituate
Lawrence
Arthur B. Papineau
Papineau
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