Chelsea Prohibition Push Sparks Citywide Alarm
Yesterday officials in Chelsea pressed a no license campaign led by Mayor Willard. Police raids failed as residents prepared defenses. Rumors fly of electrician wired speak easies and brutal efforts to close kitchens and saloons after May first. Frank Jones buys Broadway House for a first class hotel and barroom as others follow.
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Chelsea
Willard
Drury
Post
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
Broadway House
Winsor House
Notman
RE. E. Willard
Americans in Philippines Suffer Homesickness Rise in mental strain linked to longing for home
Manila medical authorities note many American residents suffer homesickness. Manila papers urge a daily cable news service from the United States to keep Americans connected with home life. Subscriptions cover three months at about 100 words daily. 70 words daily already funded. The project aims to start January 15 with exclusive American news. The government offers free bulletins via military wires.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
United States Philippine Commission
United States
A Num
Ber
Death of Mary Chamberlain Found in Dorchester Avenue Basement
Mary Chamberlain aged 60 was found dead yesterday in the basement of a tenement at 394 Dorchester Avenue. She had been allowed to sleep there after calling Saturday night. Police from Division 6 reported the death, and the body was sent to City Hospital morgue for examination by Medical Examiner Draper.
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Mary Chamberlain
Dorchester Avenue
Teresa Carr
Chamberlain
Division 6
City Hospital
Draper
American and British bark race 7000 miles to Buenos Ayres
A long ocean race opens with the American bark Thomas A. Goddard and the British Landskrona off Boston. Both carry lumber and waited at South Boston docks before a favorable wind sent the Goddard and Landskrona toward Buenos Ayres with tugs Storm King and Juno guiding their start.
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Thomas A. Goddard
Landskrona
Boston Light
Buenos Ayres
New England
South Boston
Benny’ Nelson
Goddard
Joseph Colby
Juno
Testimonial for Jaynes Balsam of Tar cures coughs
Testimonial letters praise Jaynes & Co. Balsam of Tar as a reliable cough and chest remedy. Harry P. Hathorne reports a single dose stopped his cough after a day of soreness. A. O. Turner calls it the best remedy for coughs and colds his family has used.
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Harry P. Hathorne
Washington Avenue
Chelsea
Mass
Jaynes & Co
Jaynes
A. O. Turner
Hammond Street
Boston
Boston Exclusive Sale At Jaynes & Co Store
A sale item is offered exclusively at Jaynes and Co located at 877 Washington opposite Oak Street in Boston. The listing notes availability only through this address and store.
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Washington
Oak St
Boston
Brine Transport Company Faces Teamsters Standstill
Teamsters fear a dispute as R S Brine Transportation may not sign the union contract. Owner Robert S Brine, bedridden with pneumonia, says pay is based on job type and disputes any single standard. He notes his fleet, used for heavy lifting in Boston, remains in service as workers prepare for a possible workday.
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Teamsters’ Union
R. S. Brine Transportation Company
Teamsters
Robert S. Brine
East Fifth Street
South
Boston
Brine
Mr. Brine
Brine & Co
Nordica Injured In Georgia Railroad Wreck
Rome Georgia January twelfth singer Mme Nordica and accompanist JH Romane Simmons were injured when a passenger train collided with a freight train near Reeves station twelve miles north of Rome. Engineer Frank Tracey was killed. several others injured. Nordica expected to sing tomorrow. wreckage involved two engines and twelve cars burned.
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Rome
Southern Railway
Reeves Station
Mme. Nordica
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Reeves
Tracey
Mme. Noordica
Garlington
Mr. Simmons
Mme.Nordica
Memorial Hall Gallery to Close at Harvard
Memorial Hall Gallery at Harvard will close permanently after repeated disturbances by visitors. A bulletin announced the gallery will be shut to prevent incidents such as a G A R veteran briefly interrupting a dinner while hats were worn, amid memories of vesper ladies and large crowds.
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Memorial Hall
Harvard
Memorial Dining Association
Boston
Veteran
Settlement of teamsters controversy praised as triumph of justice
William H. Lincoln, president of the Chamber of Commerce, says the settlement stems from compromises on both sides. He notes long hours and undefined work time, overtime pay, and Sunday duties were resolved to ease labor disputes. The agreement avoids a mass shutdown and boosts wages and living standards, with harmony replacing conflict.
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William H. Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
Teamsters
Teamster
Teamsters Union Okays Settlement With Master Members
About 2600 members of Teamsters Local No. 25 heard a committee report on the settlement with the master teamsters. William Hartnett and Oscar F. Cox spoke as the agreement took effect this morning and union workers pledged support. A firm opposing the union demand was given until tonight to sign, or face organized opposition by workers on buildings and material handling.
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Teamsters’ Union No. 25
State House
Assistant Surgeon J J Buchanan Commits Suicide in Delirium
Newport News Jan. 12 Assistant Surgeon J J Buchanan U S N committed death by his own hand cutting his throat with a razor while in delirium today at the Naval Hospital on Coasters Harbor Island He had been ill and his case was pronounced typhoidal in nature on Jan 2 and he was sent to the hospital He was 24 years old.
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Newport, &. I
J. J. Buchanan
Naval Hospital
Coaster’s Harbor Island
Buchanan
Boston Area Weather Forecast Update
The forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair weather on Monday and Tuesday with brisk northwest to west winds.
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Boston
Donovan Names Woods And Wm J Donovan For Deputies
Superintendent Donovan selects Ambrose Woods for street watering and ex Senator William J Donovan for ferries. He expects further deputy decisions after meetings with Senator Fitzgerald and Mayor Collins.
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William J. Donovan
Ambrose Woods
Donovan
W.W. J. A. Fitzgerald
Collins
Fitzgerald
Characteristics of Harry P Nawn in City Politics
Harry P Nawn a leading ward 21 figure opposes John L Kelly for deputy superintendent of paving in the street department. Nawn backs Charles R Cutter, wields city treasury power, and dominates local politics with quiet force. Donovan and Mayor Collins seek resolution as Kelly fights with strong factional backing.
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Donovan
New York
Collins
John Drohan
Thomas W. Whalen
John B. Martin
Henry B. Lovering
Lynn
Dorchester
Board of Aldermen
Daniel P. Sullivan
Water Department
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Street Department
Mr. Donovan
Ambrose’ Woods
W.N. A. Fitzgerald
Christopher McCaffrey
McCaffrey
Charles R. Cutter
George Philips
Michael Carroll
Roxbury
Cutter
Sullivan
Philips
Joseph J. Norton
South Boston
Philip J. O’brien
Charlestown
John S. Kelly
Harry P. Nawn
William Peard
Ward
Peard
John L. Kelly
James Donovan
B. W. Wells
Quincy
Nawn
Wells
Kelly
Ward Committee
Nawa
Patrick Maguire
City Democracy
Democracy
Mocracy
Hall Kelly
Boston
Wde
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Hanover St
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Caulfield
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Nordica
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Donovan Names
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WM. J. Donovan
Harry P.nawn
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