G A R Man Claims Wilson Loyal Only to South
Dr George F Hosley of Chester New Hampshire, former New Hampshire G A R official, told a Quincy House banquet that President Wilson and his Cabinet favor the South state and country but are not loyal to the flag. He said Daughters of the Confederacy would be admitted quickly in Washington while Women’s Relief Corps members would be kept waiting.
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Woodrow Wilson
George F. Hosley
Chester
N. H
New Hampshire G. A. R
Massachusetts and New Hampshire Veterans’ Association
Quincy House
Daughters “of the Confederacy
Washington
Congress
Cabinet
Wommen's Relief Corps
Father John's Medicine credited for curing cold and cough
Miss Rosie Martin of Pushaw Oldtown Maine details months of weakness and a hacking cough before Father John's Medicine restored her health. She endorses it as alcohol free and safe and keeps a bottle on hand for colds.
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Rosie Martin
Father John
Pushaw
Oldtown
Old Sea Captain’s Self Cure Promises Rupture Relief
A sensational claim recounts Captain Collings curing a long term rupture at home using a simple method. He says his free, large book explains the remedy that ended his bed ridden condition and avoids operation. Readers are urged to mail a coupon to receive the book and remedy free of charge.
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Collings
Hook
National Banks All Included In Federal Reserve System
Washington updates clarify bank participation under the currency act. Treasury says all National banks must signify acceptance within 60 days, regardless of location, while state banks may or may not be required. As of now about 4620 banks have applied, signaling strong momentum toward broad system inclusion across the country.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
Meeting Delayed for Hub Carmen Union Ford Hall Thursday Next
The Boston Street Carmen's Union delays tonight's meeting due to Ford Hall being unavailable. A second session will be held next Thursday night at Ford Hall to serve over 8000 members with two time slots. Officers will explain arbitration awards on wages and working time and address questions. Most younger workers seek clarity on schedules. seniors are largely content.
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Boston Street
Carmen’s
Ford Hall
Arbitration Board
Rescued Cats Stay Close to Their Rescuer
Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Marshall of 11 Williams Street West Somerville recount how their cats Teddy and Plume fled the burning home with Mrs. Marshall. Teddy is timid and wary of new friends while Plume bears a tail stub. Both cats, about 15 pounds, remain leashed to their mistress as she comforts them.
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Plume
Teddy
Albert A. Marshall
Williams Street
West Somerville
Somerville
Boston Newsboys Plan Annual Ball
The Happy Twenty newsboys group will host its annual ball on January 27 1914 at Crescent Garden ballroom Revere Beach. Vaudeville and a battle of orchestras will keep guests dancing. Mayor-elect James M Curley is expected to attend along with prominent city and state officials.
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Happy Twenty
Boston Newsboys
Crescent Garden
Revere Beach
James M. Curley
Lymn
James J. Storrow
Sol Bacharach
Heathfield
Charles J. Keenan, Jr
James L. Connelly
Animals Examined by S P C A During Month
At the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals regular meeting, President Rowley reported that last month 4448 animals were examined by agents. Of these 418 were horses tied to fish peddlers, 21 prosecutions led to 21 convictions, 122 horses were taken from work, and 157 horses were humanely killed. In stockyards and abattoirs 52846 animals were examined and 7 cattle, swine and sheep killed. During the month 503 animals were treated at the free dispensary.
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Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Rowley
Nineteen Horses Die In North Salem Stable Fire
A general alarm fire gutted the Lee and Smith stable at 14 Foster Street North Salem last night killing nineteen valuable draft horses ready for spring sales. The blaze started from an overheated stove in the harness room as the night watchman left to use a nearby phone. The heat spread to the carriage sheds and main office.
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Lee & Smith
Foster Street
North Salem
Blaze Destroys Stable. 3 of 22 horses saved
A rear stable fire devoured most of the structure with only three of twenty two horses saved. Two boys Lester Smith and John Barrett raised alarm after discovering flames. They first tried the stable telephone but heat prevented use. they alerted the proprietors’ home and escaped through smoke to safety.
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Lester Smith
John
Barrett
Loan exhibition of miniatures in Boston features rare portrait
A water color portrait of Mrs John Erving, daughter of Massachusetts governor Shirley, created in England during a period with no American painter qualified for such work, will be shown at the Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities in Ashburton place. Hamlet, an English artist of 1812, is noted as painter to the Queen and required only a minute sitting for a perfect likeness, reportedly offered for 60 cents. Visitors may view today afternoon 3 30 to 4 30 with tea served by Mrs Charles K Cummings.
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Boston
Society For the Preservation of New England Antiquities
Ashburton Place
John Erving
Shirley
Massachusetts
England
America
Hamlet
Will
Charles K. Cummings
Joy Street
Tango Ban Strict for City Dances
Boston held five free municipal dances last night with Mayor Fitzgerald’s ban on tango enforced. About 2000 young people attended across East Boston D Street South Boston Ward 9 and Charlestown gymnasiums, with only a few couples attempting tango steps and redirected to proper dance forms.
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Fitzgerald
Boston
Paris Street
Wellesley
Radcliffe
J. J. Curley
Bennet Street
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Commonwealth Park
James P. Sweeney
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James B. Gibbons
John T. Burke
Mr. Sweeney
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Harrison Avenue
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Adamson
Adul
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Next Sunday Post
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Stuart
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