Denial of Allan Line Sale Ties Boston Port Debate
Boston port officials and Grand Trunk counsel denied reports that Canadian Pacific had gained control of the Allan Line. Rumors said CP planned to block Grand Trunk entry to Boston via stock purchase. Port Directors weigh new Massachusetts charter. Chamber of Commerce to receive resolutions endorsing Grand Trunk entry for regional benefits.
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Boston
Grand Trunk
Canadian Pacific
Allan Line
Thomas Kenefick
Newport
Hugh Bancroft
Thomas Kinefeck
N. Y
Chamber of Commerce
Transportation Committee
Chamber
Massachusetts
New England
Mayor Fitzgerald Plans 1912 Police and Fire Salary Hike
Boston will raise police and fire salaries this year as part of Mayor Fitzgerald’s proposed 1912 budget. He plans to include the increases in the annual budget to be submitted to the new City Council.
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Boston
Fitzgerald
Dorchester Firemen and Patrols to Get Salary Increases
The Mayor plans to raise maximum fireman and patrolman salaries from 1200 to 1400 a year and to extend similar increases to higher grades. In a Dorchester interview, Mrs. Franklin I. Young urged funding for more police and paving Dorchester Avenue, with the Mayor aiming to include the firemen raise this year and to implement police increases later in the year.
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Franklin I. Young
Dorchester
Fire destroys mills in West Stewartstown
West Stewartstown New Hampshire January 22 three mills and the offices of the William S Allen Company were wiped out by a fire that endangered the town. Loss placed at fifty thousand dollars with some insurance. Henry Allen treasurer injured by falling timbers. Winded staff aided by nearby Colebrook and Lancaster. Fire leaves about twenty men unemployed.
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W. Stewartstown
N. H
West Stewartstown
William 8S. Allen
Henry Allen
Colebrok
Lancaster
Cain Convicted of First Degree Murder in Train Killing
John Cain, a Black man, was found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing two men on an elevated train last May 11. He also wounded eight others before being captured. Sentencing pending, with the electric chair as the penalty.
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New York
John Cain
Cain
Saxon Suréll
John Hall
Governor Foss' Last Stand to Save Phelps From Electric Chair
The article describes the final walk to the death chamber at the prison and the setup of solitary confinement for condemned inmates. Phelps, unique in having made the trip more than once, is now in a solitary cell with May as a potential date for execution if commutation fails.
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Foss
Phelps
Richeson
Charles Street
Thomas L. Walsh
Major Walsh
Bridges
Silas N. Phelps
Silas Phelps
Governor Foss
Phelps Faces Final Fate as Governor's Council Deliberates
Silas N. Phelps awaits the Governor's council decision on his fate after death sentence for murder. Tomorrow they will determine whether he faces execution or life imprisonment in the latest legal ruling.
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Silas N. Phelps
Controversy Over Phelps Commutation Hovers Over Council
Governor Foss Major Walsh and Daniel Miles press mercy for Silas N. Phelps as deputy sheriff's widow Emmett F. Haskins may testify. The council faces a historic decision on life imprisonment amid family appeals and warnings from Warden Bridges and supporters.
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Foss
Thomas L. Walsh
Daniel Miles
Phelps
Deputy Marshal James Waters Dies at Waltham Hospital
United States Deputy Marshal James Waters, the oldest deputy in the marshal's office, died at Waltham Hospital around 11 p.m. Sunday after two months of hospitalization to regain health. He was found dead in bed.
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United States
James Waters
Waltham Hospital
Marshal’s Office
Governor Foss Delivers Hope To Condemned Man
The narrative centers on Silas Phelps a condemned murderer awaiting a Wednesday decision. Governor Foss visits him twice and signals possible commutation. The emotional roller coaster contrasts hope with despair as Phelps faces the uncertain fate before execution.
Great Ovation Plans for Cardinal Arrival in Boston
The cardinal is due Monday, with arrival aboard the Canopic and a welcome procession through Boston streets. Mayor Fitzgerald and a large civic parade committee plan a route from Atlantic and State to Granby Street, expecting up to 250000 spectators. The landing at Long Wharf will feature a small greeting by Bishop Anderson and officials before the cardinal is escorted to the archbishop’s house.
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Longwharf
John F. Fitzgerald
Cardinal
John J. Sullivan
Civic Auxiliary
James J. Phelan
Granby Street
Atlantic Avenue
State Street
Court Street
Tremont Street
Boylston Street
Arlington Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Gibraltar
Azores
O’connell
Joseph G. Anderson
D. D
V. G
Boston
Winnisimmet
Long Wharf
Fitzgerald
Regiment
Charlestown
New England
To Cure a Cold in One Day by Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertising claim offers a single day cure for colds using Bromine Quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. Box bears E W Grove signature and sells for 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Boston evangelist sparrs ministers over wedding fees in Pittsburg
Fred B. Smith of Boston, organizer of the Men and Religion Forward Movement, arrives in Pittsburg amid sharp criticism for calling wedding fees a bribe. Ministers dispute his remarks while some workers threaten to withhold collaboration unless he retracts or proves misquotation.
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Pittsburg
Fred B. Smith
Boston
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Bostonian
Danderine Promises Thick Hair and No More Dandruff
An old advertisement claims Danderine dissolves dandruff in minutes and stops itching while promising new hair growth after weeks. It touts soft, fluffy hair with lustrous health and urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from any drug store to prove the claim tonight.
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Knowlton
Deaths listed in Maplewood Malden and surrounding areas
Funeral notices for Margaret T Armstrong Otto B Armstrong widow of Hurley from Maplewood Malden and many others across Chelsea Chelsea Roxbury Somerville Winchester Dorchester Malden Milton Cambridge Winthrop and Charlestown with services scheduled Jan 23 24 and 25 at churches and family residences. Relatives invited all carries typical obituary details including masses and interment preferences. New York papers please copy.
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Armstrong
Maplewood
Malden
Margaret T
Otto B. Armstrong
Hurley
Seaview
Equiem
St. Joseph’s Church
Daughters of Isabella
Maplewood Council
Knights of Columbus
New York
Becker
Chelsea
Margaret
Art F. Becker
Addison Street
Bradley
West End
Lawrence
Elmira Crittenden Bradey
Ellen McKenna
No. Anderson Street
Chambers Street
Holy Cross Cemetery
Campbell
William J., Jr
William J
Ann Campbell
Dunlavy
Conant Street
Carney
Roxbury
John J
Timothy C
Catherine J. Carney
Moreland Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Dudley Street
Ladder Co
B. F. D. Clark
Somerville
Adams Clark
Clark Street
Mt. Auburn
Ocogswell
John Cleveland Cogewell
Cleveland Park
Condon
Boston
Johannah
John Condon
Margaret Mahoney
Bremen Street
Sacred Heart Church
Philadelphia
Cowdery
Winchester
Robert Cowdery
First Congregational Church
Devlin
Dorchester
Neil
Cecilia Devlin
Dever Street
St. Peter's Church
Meeting House
Calvary Cemetery
Furguson
Winthrop Centre
Eutherina
Robert Furguson
Bennison
Winthrop Street
Glasgow
Scotland
Fogwill
Cambridge
John H
John K
Susan Fogwill
River Street
Gill
Milton
Charles Minot Gill
Hill Parkway
Gladding
Main Street
Annesda
South Boston
James Jome Greenwood
Yate
Eighth Street
St. Augustine's Church
Old Calvary Grueter
Bernard
Josephine Gr
Arra
Iday Street
Holy ‘Trinity Church
Shawmut Avenue
Griguds
New Caretear
Harrington
North Cambridge
Jan Maury C
Som Oerington
Edward M. Hanmeral
St. John's Gharch
Lowell
Keefe
Charlestown
Fia. Maguire
West Run
Bunker Hill Street
St. Catharine's Church
Mt. Auburn Catholic Cemetery
Keller
East Boston
George
Andrew
Susanner
Johnson
Star of the Sea Church
N. E
Malden Lodge
Kennally
Dorchester Lower Milla
Mary A
Dogchestery
St. Gregory’s “Church
Obituary notices for Boston area residents published with funeral details
Multiple death notices and funeral arrangements across Boston Dorchester Roxbury and nearby towns list names ages addresses dates and times for services. Entries include Keller Kennally Madden Miller McDevitt McNamara Nilson Phinney Quirk Robinson Shine Smith Somers Waters Williams Wood Wotton and others with mass times church names and burial locations.
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