Man Charged With Passing Counterfeit Half Dollar
John Smith of Lynn was arrested by U S Deputy Marshal Ruhl on a Secret Service complaint for passing a counterfeit half dollar to a newsboy last Saturday. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Commissioner Hayes and was held on $1000 bail for a Feb 1 hearing. default sent to East Cambridge jail.
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John Smith
Lynn
United States
Ruhl
Secret Service
Connolly
Hayes
Smith
East Cambridge
Stops Tobacco Habit in One Day Ad
The Widers Sanitarium at 603 Main Street St Joseph Mo offers a free book on ending tobacco use in one to five days at home. Men with fifty years of use report it banishes the habit and improves health. the method covers smoking chewing cigarettes or snuff dipping. Send name and address to receive a copy.
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Sanitarium
Widers Sanitarium
Main Street
St. Joseph
England's War Effort and Kitchener’s Strategy Exposed
Barron reveals the English war machine built to mobilize men, ships, and munitions under Kitchener. He details front lines, training, and logistics, noting 90,000 front troops and 60,000 in transit plus 550,000 ready for shipment, while Britain commandeers ships and horses and expands production to sustain a world war.
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Kitchener
Logal
Channel
England
Hnd
English Attitudes Shift as War Fears Grow
The article notes rising hostility to Germans in Russia and America, with English public opinion turning against Prussian militarism. Golf clubs suspend members with German ancestry, Pall Mall clubs bar German descended guests, and stock exchange membership faces German-name removals in March 1915 elections.
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England
Stock Exchange
US official urged intervention amid Santo Domingo siege
Testimony says G O Baker protested to Minister Sullivan over a threatened Dominican gunboat attack on Santo Domingo during a revolution. A letter claimed the attack would be encouraged by the US, and a gunboat later bombarded the city, damaging property. Baker testified about American profit-sharing plans and broader intervention pressures. Commissioner Phelan seeks Jack Rose’s attendance regarding Becker Rosenthal case. Sullivan connected to Rose in Waterbury prize fights.
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G. O. Baker
Baker
Boston
Sullivan
United States
Bryan
Santo Domingo
Desidario Arias
Phelan
Jack Rose
Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Rose
Waterbury
Conn
Glynn Denies Involvement in Sullivan San Domingo Matter
Albany Jan 20 Former Governor Martin H Glynn rejects M B Davis statement on James M Sullivan the American minister to the Dominican Republic as false and denies any interest or knowledge of San Domingo matters He says he has no link to Davis Sullivan or Beer and cannot explain why his name is connected to the investigation
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Albany
N. Y
M. EB. Davis
James M. Sullivan
Dominican Republic
San Domingo
Martin H. Glynn
Davis
William G. Beer
Murray Defies Police in Mail Car Standoff
A Water street dispute pits police against postal workers after a State street millionaire was blocked from passing in his limousine by loading mail cars. Police threaten arrest of postal employees for blocking the street while postal authorities vow to arrest officers if they interfere with the mail.
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State Street
Water Street
Post Office Row Over Street Blockade in Boston
Trolley line traffic along Water Street sparks clash as mail wagons back up to streetcars, blocking the narrow avenue. Postmaster and police clash over handling of loading and unloading, with threats of arrests on both sides. Negotiations for a truce proceed near Post Office Square as crews continue work under volatile conditions.
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Uncle Sam
Postoffice
Boston
Water Street
Millonaire
Sullivan
Station 2
Harvard Society to Hear Old Grad at Phillips Brooks House
The Harvard Memorial Society will hold a special meeting Friday evening in the Phillips Brooks House parlor in Cambridge. EB B Drew, class of 1863, longtime commissioner of customs in China, will discuss Harvard in the 60s.
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Harvard Memorial Society
Phillips Brooks House
Cambridge
EB. B. Drew
China
Harvard
Former Boston Mayor Hart Reaches 86th Birthday
Former Boston mayor Thomas N. Hart aged 86 celebrated his birthday yesterday. He said he is in excellent health and as young as ever. Friends called at his residence 298 Commonwealth avenue and his office 63 Bedford street to offer greetings and wishes for many returns of the day.
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Thomas N. Hart
Boston
Hart
Common Wealth Avenue
Bedford Street
President Lowell at dinner of Harvard freshmen
Harvard freshman class dinner was held in the Harvard Union with 500 present. President A Lawrence Lowell spoke on the opportunities open to the 1918 class that earlier Harvard classes did not have. N Victor Nelson of Winthrop served as toastmaster.
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Harvard
Harvard Union
A. Lawrence Lowell
N. Victor Nelson
Winthrop
New Rheumatism Treatment Promises Quick Relief
Syracuse promoter F H Delano offers a free 50 cent Delano treatment package to prove its claim to ease rheumatism. The ad says the remedy neutralizes uric acid and lime salts, shrinking soreness and stiffness after a few applications, even in severe cases. Send name and address with 10 cents for postage to 4 K Wood Bldg Syracuse NY. Only one free package per address.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Mr. Delano
Delano
F. H. Delano
Wood Bldg
Mark H. Jackson
Gurney Bidg
Rheumasalta Promises Liver Relief and Kidney Cleanse
An advertisement extols Rheumasalta as a scientifically blended carbonated lithia drink that aids the liver and kidneys by flushing impurities. It claims relief from back pains dizziness and nervousness, promotes digestion, and acts as a uric acid solvent and laxative. Bottles priced 50 cents and one dollar, with distribution through druggists and Riker-Jaynes stores.
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Rheumabath Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Riker-Jaynes
Keep Looking Young The Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Claim
A vintage health claim ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel tonic to prevent sallow skin dull eyes and pimples. It asserts 90 percent of sickness stems from inactive bowels and liver and cites Dr Edwards of Ohio who developed the olive oil based tablets sold for 10 or 25 cents, distributed by The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus.
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England
Connecticut
America
Edwards
Ohio
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