Liner Officers Awarded 500 Each for Bravery
Captain W T Aspinwall and three Gregory officers who leapt into the sea to rescue five sailors from the Oklahoma wreck received 500 each from Gulf Refining Company. First Officer R H Buck is reassigned to Stephen. the others are recommended for promotion. Buck plans to use his prize for a Liverpool home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. T. Aspinwall
Booth
Gregory
Oklahoma
Gulf Refining Company
Booth Steamship Company
R. H. Buck
Stephen
Buck
Liverpool
Thousands Endorse Gloriel Wavolene for Hair Care
Thousands of women vouch for Gloriel Wavolene a clear harm ness liquid sold by druggists and toilet counters. It claims to keep hair beautifully dressed with less time and effort and without a curling iron. A 50 cent bottle is suggested.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets advertised health cure
An old fashion ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable laxative a substitute for calomel to improve skin tone appetite and bowels. The copy claims quick liver action no dangerous effects and widespread use with pricing at 10¢ and 2 for 25¢ from the Olive Tablet Company Columbus Ohio.
Speaker Names House Appointments Amid Progressive Alliance
Speaker Cushing appointed Progressives to key committees while Democrats gained spots but no chairmanships. Senator McCarthy leads military affairs and Senator Mack heads water supply, both with Democratic control on the water panel. The joint rules fight in the House was halted by Cushing’s swift action as party lines firmed around the appointment slate. Lomasney reasserts Metropolitan Affairs and Public Service placements. Tague shifts to Rules as the Democratic-Progessive bloc shapes committee power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
McCarthy
Mack
Senate Committee On
Lomasney
Tague
Progressive House
Commonwealth
Boston
Committee Awards to Bull Moose Sextette
A long list of committee assignments and chairmanships names individuals from towns like Lexington East Bridgewater Royalston Townsend Townsend and more. The House approved numerous allocations across Social Welfare Education Engrossed Bills and Banking among others with leaders from both Republican and Progressive factions urged to cooperate in governing the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Briggs
Lexington
Cleaveland A. Chandler
East Bridgewater
Mercantile Affairs
Fred W. Cross
Royalston
Alfred N. Fessenden
Townsend
Charles H. Webster
Northfield
James M. Lyle
Gloucester
Webster
Boxford
A. Chandler
Bridgewater
Carr
Hopkinton
Fessenden
Dahlberg
Brockton
State House
McCleary
Maynard
Phillips
Melrose
Cross
Gurney
Whitman
Currier
Lynn
Davenport
Malden
Metropollitan
Tildep
Briggs
Costine
North Adams
Sargel Weight Gain Advertisement for Thin People
A promotional piece urges thin men and women to gain 5 to 8 pounds in fourteen days by taking Sargel with meals. It claims Sargel turns eaten fats into fat producing nourishment, reduces waste, and results show on scales and tape. The ad promises safety, pleasant use, and money back guarantees from druggists.
Free chain shoes and carpet slippers for horses in Boston
The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals opens stations around Boston offering free chain shoes and carpet slippers to help fallen horses regain their feet on icy pavements. No cost for the devices. Locations include the New York, New Haven & Hartford freight house, South Boston, Brookline, Jamaica Plain, Dorchester, Regal Shoe Company, New England Telephone, Boston Transcript office, and local merchants.
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Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Boston
New York
New Haven & Hartford Railroad
South
Summit Avenue
Brookline
Pond Street
Jamaica Plain
Doane’s Variety Store
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
S. S. Pierce
Shipping Room
Tremont
Beacon Streets
Thomas Galvin
Florist
Tremont Street
Regal Shoe Company
Corner Court
Tremont Streets
Court Streets
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Boston Transcript
Washington and
Milk Streets
H. H. Aronson
Washington Street
Chipman Bros
Iver Johnson Company
Cornhill
Hair Growth Recipe Promises Four Inch Boost
A prominent St Louis woman reports dramatic hair growth after using a home recipe. The mix combines bay rum glycerine and Barbo Compound in water and is applied to the scalp two to three times weekly. It claims to promote growth curb dandruff, prevent hair loss, darken gray strands and leave hair glossy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Woman Pastor Engaged to Maine Businessman
Emily Mc Barlow, former Bromfield Street deaconess and acting pastor of three Penobscot Valley churches, is engaged to Guy Wood Spencer of Enfield Maine. She will relinquish pastorates at the April Methodist conference and marry in early spring at her mother’s home in Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromfield Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Penobscot Valley
Maine
Emily Mc, Barlow
Dorchester
Guy Wood Spencer
Enfield Me
Henry L. Pierce School
Dorchester High School
Westfield
Tremont Methodist Episcopal Church
Bromfield Street Methodist
Albert C. Barlow
Boston University
Song Writer Dying From Gas Poisoning
Thomas P. Brennan a 70 year old songwriter lies dying at Hay Market Square Relief Hospital from gas poisoning. He had lived nine years at 9 Allston street West End in Mrs. A. L. Stone lodging house and was found unconscious in bed yesterday when the gas tube to the meter was disconnected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Brennan
Haymarket Square
Mr. Brennan
A. L. Stone
Allston Street
West End
Pere Marquette Train Derailment Near St Joseph
Pere Marquette passenger train No 1 traveling from Chicago to Grand Rapids derailed near St Joseph Michigan after sand and snow blew onto the track. Engineer William Grandzow was fatally scalded and his fireman seriously injured while about 150 passengers escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph, Mich
Pere Marquette
Chicago
Grand Rapids
William Grandzow
Runaways Located in Philadelphia From Allston
Frank Byrnes aged 15 of 141 Cambridge Street Allston and Frank Lorenzo aged 18 of 150 Cambridge Street Allston were found in Philadelphia after leaving New Year’s Day. They were arrested on suspicion of running away and were staying with Mr and Mrs A Leibley at 635 North Twelfth Street. Parents have been notified. funds were sent for their return and were expected home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Byrnes
Allston
Cambridge Street
Frank Lorenzo
Philadelphia
A. Leibley
North Twelfth Street
Byrne
Springfield Board of Trade Passes Railroad Resolutions
The Springfield Board of Trade adopts resolutions urging the U S government to establish a fairer payment basis for parcel post carriage and asks Congress representatives to push for readjustment while urging public cooperation with current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trade Board
Springfield
Yan
Springfield Board of Trade
New England
United States
Congress
Young man steals switch engine from New Haven road
A 21 year old thief took a switch engine from the New Haven road at Dover street yards Sunday night. He started the engine and caused several pieces of rolling stock to strike. He faced judgment in South Boston court yesterday and received six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Road
Dover Street
South Boston Court
Youth Kehoe Given Six Months In House Of Correction
Joseph Kehoe 21 of Sixth street was sentenced by Judge Fallon to six months in the house of correction after being found guilty on a drunkenness charge. In South Boston Court police alleged he, while intoxicated, entered an unguarded switch engine yard, climbed into the engineer seat, touched the throttle, and caused damage to box car couplings before being seized by railroad detectives and taken to Broadway station. He received an additional one month for drunkenness and appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kehoe
Sixth Street
House of Correction
Fallon
Boston
Kehoe
Broadway
Unable to bury dead wife Capioczo in South End
Grace Capioczo 82 found dead in bed at 17 Dover Street South End. Medical Examiner says natural causes. Husband a bootblack cannot raise funeral funds. Body at City Hospital morgue. Burial in Potter's Field unless funds are raised. Drugstores advertise Adamson's Balsam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Capiocze
Dover Street
South End
Potter's Field
Leary
City Hospital
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Fisheries and Game -Smith
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Enfield
Emily C, Barlow
Allston Boy
Capioczo
Adamson
Adv
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Earl & Wilson
Troy, N.Y
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Summer Street
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