Douglas Attacks Tariff in Massachusetts
Former Governor William L. Douglas advocates immediate tariff revision to aid Massachusetts shoe industry. He urges duty free hides and sole leather, free coal, lumber and iron ore, claiming Massachusetts accounts for over half of national shoe production and that relief could boost exports by about 41 million dollars. He argues free raw materials would let Massachusetts manufacturers compete globally.
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Brockton
William L. Douglas
Massachusetts
Douglas
Two More Bodies Recovered From Clay Pit Disaster
In Haverstraw New York two more victims Rabbi Ailden and Heskie Nelson were recovered from the clay pit collapse that buried 18 houses and occupants last Monday night. Several bodies remain entombed in the ruins.
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Haverstraw
WN. Y
Rabbi Ailden
Heskie Nelson
Captain and Crew of Mayberry Return
The American line steamer St. Paul arrived from Southampton and Cherbourg tonight with Captain Sheppard and nine crew members of the Edward L. Mayberry, abandoned at sea December 15, about 250 miles east of Cape Hatteras.
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New York
St. Paul
Southampton
Cherbourg
Sheppard
Edward IL. Mayberry
Cape Hatteras
Wright Lion Dies in Centrebrook Runobituary
Centrebrook Connecticut reports the death of Alfred M. Wright last night. He leaves a widow two sons a daughter and a brother as survivors in a quiet local obituary notice.
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Centrebrook
Conn
Alfred M. Wright
Ward 7 Democratic Club Holds Large Meeting Yesterday
A largely attended Ward 7 Democratic Club meeting opened yesterday led by President W. T. A. Fitzgerald.
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Ward 7
Democratic Club
Ba.l
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Original of Sweet Seventeen Portrait Dies at 97
Rosamund, Lady Barrow, model for Sir Thomas Lawrence's "Sweet Seventeen," died at Molesey near London aged 97. Foster-daughter of John Croker, she avoided vanity after the Royal Academy exhibit of 1825, lived a life of piety, married Sir George Barrow at 23 and bore eight children.
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London
Rosamund
William IV
Nony Croker
Williiam Fennell
Brazil
Ireland
Lawrence
George Barrow
Lady Barrow
Chinese and White Bride Are Hunted
Yee Sing Lee, a Chinese gambler, eloped to Youngstown with Miss Maybelle Dumphries and is now in hiding with her in Allegheny. Police efforts to locate them have failed. The woman's friends ask for discovery so she can be reached if needed. A Chinese merchant doubted a prior wife is alive and doubted Lee would face bigamy charges.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Yee Sing Lee
Youngstown
Maybelle Dumphries
Allegheny
Dean
Harrison Avenue
Police probe past of Lee tied to bigamy charges
Police investigate whether the Chinaman known as Lee, also passing as Charles Dean, was previously married in Boston. If verified, he faces perjury and bigamy charges as investigators allege his disappearance with a white wife. Lee’s history includes time in San Francisco and New York, 12 years in the United States, and new papers obtained two years ago in Boston.
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Boston
Lee
San Francisco
New York
Thomas
Charles Dean
Yee Sing Lees Hub Life Elopement in Pittsburg
Chinese merchants and police report Yee Sing Lee known as Charlie Dean has wed Miss May belle Dumphries a white woman in Youngstown Ohio. The ceremony said to be an elopement prompted a mob at the Pittsburg station before the couple fled to Allegheny. Once a Boston visitor, he later came to the city as a youth amid a troubled reputation. Police confirm a marriage to a white woman.
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Harrison Avenue
Yee Sing Lee
Charlie Dean
Maybelle Dumphries
Youngstown
Pittsburg
Alleghany
Boston
China
Miss Dumphries
Former Boston Man In Toils
William C. Morris, 26, held by New York police on charges of threatening William Feeney, a New York chauffeur. A former Boston resident from the South End, Morris was angered by Feeney marrying a 19 year old girl who had been Morris’s love. Morris and Feeney fought after a recent encounter, and Morris allegedly drew a revolver and threatened Feeney’s life.
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William C. Morris
New York
William Feeney
Boston
South End
Old Harbor Street
South Boston
Morris
Feeney
Mad dog panic in 10 towns hits Great Barrington
Ten towns in the area face a mad dog scare over several days. One woman and a boy were badly bitten and others were severely wounded by three dogs suspected of rabies. Police have killed two of the dogs. a third remains at large.
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Great Barrington
Rabid Dogs Rampage Across Berkshire and Litchfield Area
Curtis Agar, 16, of Great Barrington is critically injured after a rabies believed dog attack. In a ten town stretch in southern Berkshire and northern Litchfield counties, three errant curs attacked horses, cattle, dogs, men and women. Two dogs were killed within 10 miles. a posse hunts the third as Dr. M T Cavanaugh and Dr. C S Chapin treat victims and cauterize wounds.
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Curtis Agar
Great Barrington
M. T. Cavanaugh
Berkshire
Litchfield
Frederick Turner
Egremont
Mr. Turner
Tony Duecco
Egremont Village
Walter Bignall
Sheffield
C. S. Chapin
Harvard treasurer reports deficits across faculties except law school
The Harvard treasurer’s report shows deficits in several schools for the year ending July 31, with the law school posting a surplus of 41000. Divinity, medical, dental, and Bussey income fall short while Arnold Arboretum shows a surplus. university library loses about 80000. Overall funds rise to 18036025.75, boosted by large endowments and gifts from estates, with surplus in law school and strong contributions from Codman and Cabot funds.
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Harvard
Law School
Divinity School
Medical School
Dental School
Bussey Institution
Arnold Arboretum
University and College Library
E. W. Codman
F. G. Peabody
W. C. Cabot
H. B. Cabot
R. T. Paine
R. E. Forbes
W. M. Cabot
H. E. Sedgewick
Walter Channing Cabot
Four year old scalded by boiling water in Cambridge home
Alexandria Polizerka aged four of 15 Warren street Cambridge was playing near a stove when a kettle of boiling water spilled on her. She sustained severe scalds to her arms and body and was admitted in critical condition to Cambridge Hospital.
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Alexandria Polizerka
Warren Street
Cambridge
Cambridge Hospital
Tucker buoyed up by visit of his mother to his cell
Charles L. Tucker, amid murder case anxieties, grows hopeful for a new trial after his mother visits him at East Cambridge jail. The mother stays about 30 minutes, expressing unwavering confidence in acquittal as they exchange warm embraces and discuss the future.
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Tucker
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
East Cambridge
Charles I. Tucker
Deadlock Over Alderman Chair Continues in City Board
The seven member Board of Aldermen remains split between Democrats and Republicans with no clear candidate. Draper leads Republicans with three votes while four Democrats each have four votes for one another. Whelton struggles with two votes, and maneuvers shift as candidates seek mayoral favors. The stalemate delays committee appointments and mayoral planning.
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Board of Aldermen
Draper
Alderman Whelton
Lomasney
Berwin
Bromberg
Whelton
Baldwin
Rob Saloon Break-In Suspects Nabbed Near Canton Street
Arthur Mulhern aged 27 of East Centre street and Dennis McLaughlin aged 26 of Chadwick street were arrested by Dedham Street Station officers after being seen attempting to pry open a liquor store door at 96 West Canton street. The crime occurred about 1 a.m. and the men fled but were later identified by Special Officer Regan from descriptions provided and other information from the investigation.
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McManus & Lynch
West Canton Street
Arthur F. Mulhern
East Centre Street
Dennis McLaughlin
Chadwick Street
Dedham Street
Regan
Mulhern
McLaughlin
Parker Perry dies in Buckport prominent physician dies
Buckport Missouri January 14 Dr Frank Parker Perry a leading local physician died today of paralysis He was a Bowdoin College graduate and leaves a wife.
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Bucksport
Frank Parker Perry
Bowdoin
Fifteen Sleepers Escape Death In Tenement Chimney Collapse
Fifteen people on the top floor of a East Forty-third Street tenement escaped serious harm when 30 feet of a chimney toppled from a neighboring factory and crashed through the roof. No injuries reported as ice formed on wires and the chimney failed under strain.
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New York
East Forty-third Street
Leopold and Congo to Be Discussed at Boston Meeting
The Evangelical Alliance of Boston will discuss King Leopold and the Congo Independent State at Park Street Church this morning at 10 30. Speakers include President G Stanley Hall of Clark University and ministers Thomas S Barbour Charles F Dole and Herbert S Johnson. Annual officer election will be held.
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King Leopold
Congo Independent State
Evangelical Alliance of Boston
Park Street
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Thomas S. Barbour
Charles F. Dole
Herbert S. Johnson
Death closes case of blind man in Chicopee tragedy
Frank Guyott, the blind man found with his wife unconscious in their Chicopee home Thursday night, died at House of Providence Hospital at 7 this evening. He briefly rallied for water during his trance. An autopsy will be held tomorrow to determine if foul play was involved.
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Holyoke
Frank Guyott
Chicopee
House of Providence Hospital
Death mystery surrounds elderly couple in Holyoke hospital
Frank Guyott, son of the injured couple, arrived from Jefferson to visit his ailing parents and spoke with his mother who cried after answering two questions. He and his brother Joseph were found at their brother John’s Fairview home as authorities seek the cause of the simultaneous collapse. The family lists six siblings and notes the whereabouts of Mrs. Mary French are unknown.
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Chicopee
Frank Guyott
Joseph
Post
John Guyott
Fairview
Frank Guvyott
Laura Snow
Chicopee Falls
Frank
Jefferson
Fred
Montague
Louis
Pelham
John
Mary French
Fightings N E Breeders Club Protest Meeting in Manchester
President William J. Tucker of Dartmouth College and former U S District Attorney Oliver L. Branch spoke at a Manchester Ministerial Association gathering to oppose the New England Breeders Club invasion of New Hampshire. They urged a special legislative session to repeal the charter or pass strict anti gambling laws if the State Supreme Court does not rule there is sufficient law to curb pool selling.
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Manchester
N. H
Willam J. Tucker
Dartmouth College
United States District
Oliver L. Branch
Manchester Ministerial Association
New Hampshire
New England Breeders’ Club
State Supreme Court
Springfield Centenarian Dead
Springfield Jan 14 William Warren, city’s oldest resident, died today and would have turned 102 next month. A native of Ashfield, he lived a long life in the community.
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Springfield
Wiliam Warren
Ashfield
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