Smoke Talk for Horsemen Promises Free Tickets and Inspection
The Work Horse Parade Association to host the first smoke talk at Kingsley Hall near the State House at 8 p m on January 24. Tickets are free to horse enthusiasts via the association office at 15 Beacon Street. Smoking will be allowed and drivers urged to attend in work clothes. The association will inspect stables nationwide at no charge and report findings to stable proprietors.
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Work Horse Parade Association
Kingsley Hall
Bowdoin Streets
State House
Cableton
Beacon Street
New York
Accused Mother Ill in Jail in Franklin County Case
St Albans Vt Jan. 12 Mrs Anna May Wells confined in Franklin County jail on murder charges in the deaths of her two young children is reported ill. The confinement and distress are taking a toll and she requires medical attention from a physician.
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ST. Albans
Anna May Wells
Franklin County
Magdalena Poem Sees Christ’s Rising Joy
The poem speaks to Magdalena calling forth joy and renewal as Christ rises from death. It blesses her with a bright forehead and a new morning light while banishing anguish. It proclaims He is risen, and urges living with love and gladness, banishing death’s terror.
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Magdalena
Christ
Man Burned To Death In Bed In Lodging House
Manchester New Hampshire January 12 Henry A Walker 43 was found burned to death in his room at 41 Manchester Street about 7 this morning Firemen say he likely went to bed smoking and the blaze smoldered in the woolen blankets while he slept
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Manchester, N. H
Henry A.walker
Manchester Street
Conneaut pharmacist fined for selling whiskey for mince pie
Sig Hahn a Conneaut druggist paid 1400 in fines after pleading guilty to four counts of selling whiskey to a woman posing as a dry detective. He was fined 150 on each count and assessed 800 Dow-Aiken tax by the State.
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Sig Hahn
Conneaut
Hahn
Thought Mystic Could Raise Dead
Devils Lake N D January 12 Believing a Minneapolis power could revive her husband killed in an elevator accident at Keith N D Mrs C P Gunderson had the body disinterred and sent to Minneapolis where a dealer in mystical powers claimed to exert influence without results
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Devils Lake
N. D
Minneapolis
Keith
Wells Case: Mrs Wells Supported by Family as Defense Grows
Mrs Wells remains ill and hopeful, visiting mother Mrs Enos Ladue brings remembrances and cloth to make clothes for her children. Julius Wells aids attorney Stephen S Cushing in building the defense as hearings await prosecutor Ladd’s recovery and a decision on continued inquest or grand jury.
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Julius Wells
Stephen S. Cushing
Ladd
Court Italy No. 143 Anniversary Invite For Italian Members
Fully 100 have signified their intention to participate in the 14th anniversary of the Court Italy No. 143 Foresters of America in Cohen Hall Cross Street on Tuesday evening next. The affair is only open to Italian members of the order.
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Italy
Foresters of America
Cohen
Catholic Church Notes Cambridge Lectures And Plays
The third lecture in a six part series examined State Ownership as Rev William P Brett SJ of Boston College spoke in St Marys Hall Cambridge. A Lent drama Pilates Daughter by Rev Francis L Kenzel will run Mondays and Thursdays at St Alphonsus Hall Roxbury Feb 6 to March 13. Rev M I Fortier SJ spoke at Church of the Immaculate Conception on scripture inspiration. Rev Peter Carr CSBA of Brooklyn formerly Roxbury will attend St Alphonsus Association banquet at St Alphonsus Hall with Carr previously spiritual director there.
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S. J
Boston College
St. Mary's Hall
Cambridge
Pilate
Francis L. Kenzel
SS. R
Mission Church
Roxbury
St. Alphonsus Hall
Smith Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Peter Carr
C. S88
Brooklyn
N. Y
St. Alphonsus Association
Father Carr
St. Paul's Cathedral
William T. Manning
D.D
Trinity Church
New York
Frederick F. Reese
Georgia
Henry P. Bull
Society of St. John the Evangelist
Boston
Protestant Alliance to Hold Morning Meeting in Boston
The Evang elical Alliance of Greater Boston will meet at Park Street Church at 10 30 with an officer election. Rev Frederico E Taylor of Indianapolis will speak on Perils of the Pulpit. Universalist Sabbath Union gathers in Cambridge for Modern Child lecture by Prof Marshall L Perrin.
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The
Evangelical Alliance of Greater Boston
Park Street Church
Alliance
Frederico E. Taylor
D. D
Indianapolis
Universalist Sabbath Union
First Universalist
Inman Street
Cambridge
Marshall L. Perrin
Boston University
Buck Deer With Horns Locked Killed by Axe
Buck deer with interlocked antlers were dispatched by Jim White Bear a Winnebago Indian while returning from a hunting trip near Black River Falls Wisconsin He killed one buck with a few blows from an axe and released the other exhausted animal which had its antlers locked in the struggle
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Wis
Jim White Bear
Jim
Black River Falls
Plan Bobsleds for Fire Apparatus
Firemen of South St. Paul will soon be equipped with a large bobsled to carry hose ladder and firefighting equipment during winter. A specially designed sled is being built for this purpose. Fire Chief Frank Ellsworth says hitching horses to the sled will speed response compared with the current setup.
Well Known Girls Box Three Rounds in Vancouver
In Vancouver Washington two well known local women Bertha Taylor and Alta Macomber boxed three rounds to a draw using five ounce gloves in an improvised ring before the Artisans lodge. They were accompanied by Willie Joones and John Ellingreen as supporters with Louis Elmgren as referee.
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Vancouver
Wash
Bertha Taylor
Alta Macomber
Willie Joones
Macomber
John Ell‘ngreen
Taylor
Louis Elmgrten
There Ought to Be a Law Satiric Ballad by Walt Mason
A humorous poem criticizing lawmakers who seek new laws while neglecting common workers. The speaker contrasts the mule and the lawmaker Wax with flood threats and peasant toil, arguing that society already has plenty of laws and urging practical effort over more statute. The piece ends with a bracing dismissal of bureaucratic overreach.
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Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Holy Family League Women Attend Mass at Roxbury
Several hundred members of the Holy Family League married women's branch at the Mission Church Roxbury attended 7 o'clock mass in a body. Rev. Charles S Hoff assisted by Revs James Lynch John O Leary and James Clark administered the blessed sacrament.
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Holy Family League
Mission Church
Roxbury
Charles S. Hoff
C. SS. R
James Lynch
John O'Leary
James Clark
Calif. Farmers Urged to Kill Pests in Squirrel Campaign
Berkeley Jan 12 California farmers are urged to exterminate ground squirrels and pocket gophers citing egg loss as a consequence. The University of California agricultural experiment station issues a bulletin with the slogan Kill the Pests.
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Berkeley
Cal
California
Agricultural Experiment Station
University of California
Protest Over Open Switches Targets Union Freight Railway
President Francis H Rowley of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will protest officials about open switches in main teaming routes. Horses have died or been injured this winter on Commercial Street and Atlantic Avenue, with saddlery agents shooting two injured animals last week.
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Francis H. Rowley
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Union Freight Railway
Commercial Street
Atlantic Avenue
Society
Wife Uses Access as Divorce Detective in Missouri Case
Mrs. Alberta J. Pennell posed as a furniture polish demonstrator to enter her husband’s apartments and collect proof leading Judge McQuille to grant divorce, custody of two children, and $40 monthly alimony. A sister of the alleged lover testified she observed the husband kiss the sister and show affection.
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ST. Louis
Alberta J. Pennell
Eads Avenue
McQuille
Pennell
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