Boston Social Democrats Demonstrate for Russian Revolution
About 400 Boston Social-Democrats paraded through Castle Square Tremont Street and Faneuil Hall in freezing weather to protest the Russian regime. Speakers including Abraham Cahan urged support for revolution while a collection funded the cause and resolutions denounced U S government as serving capitalist interests.
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Boston
St. Petersburg
Russia
Nicholas II
Castle Square
Tremont Street
Faneuil Hall
Patrick Mahoney
Theodore W. Curtis
Abraham Cahan
New York
M. Kliava
J. Zubo
Leon Naumof
D. Zungari
R. Modegian
United States
Norwood Man Held on Burglary Charge
Dedham Jan 23 Eugene H Worcester of 504 Nahatan Street Norwood pleaded not guilty to breaking and entering and larceny of a rifle clock silver spoons and a bronze statue from James Harns of Winter Street while Harns was away in Nova Scotia. Government asked for continuance to Feb 1 Worcester held on $300 bond as no bondsman appeared.
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Dedham
Eugene H. Worcester
Nahatan Street
Norwood
James Harns
Winter Street
Nova Scotia
Worcester
Priscilla Hodges Leaves Singular Will With Copper Box Burial
The will of Priscilla Clark Hodges filed yesterday requests cremation and placing her ashes in a copper box to be set in the Broad Street cemetery in Salem. It allocates 200 dollars for the tomb’s care, 300 to elevator boy George Hatfield, 100 to janitor Charles S. Stuart, 100 to house girl Bridget Hayes, 200 to drivers Brockley and Sullivan, 50 to T. J. Carney, 500 for Harvard College, and 4000 for a Hodges scholarship.
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Priscilla Clark Hodges
Broad Street
Salem
Massachusetts Avenue
George Hatfield
Charles 8. Stuart
Bridget Hayes
William Brockley
Timothy Sullivan
T. J. Carney
Harvard College
Miss Hodges
Rescue on Boston Bay Showed McKenzie as Samaritans Hero
Captain McKenzie of the steamer Boston rescued Henry Fougere of the Emerald off Thatcher's Island after six hours in a snowstorm while fishing in Boston Bay. Fougere, a Chelsea resident, will be sent home by the United States consul.
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McKenzie
Boston
Woman Sues Tailor for 55 Amid Gown Dispute at Municipal Court
Mrs. Anna A. Shaw of 1469 Beacon Street sued tailor Samuel L. Crapson in Municipal Civil Court seeking a full refund of 55 dollars for spoiling seven yards of broadcloth and dressmaking after he produced a gown that did not match her order. She testified about measurements, a model skirt, and adjustments including sleeves leading to a contested fit.
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Back Bay
Samuel Crapsen
Crapsen
Anna A. Shaw
Beacon Street
Bolster
Samuel L. Crapson
Shaw
Why Colds Lead to Pneumonia
When a cold is neglected it attacks the lining of the lungs leading to pneumonia. Father John's Medicine cures colds and prevents pneumonia by nourishing the system and removing waste. It is a food medicine and body builder not a cough syrup or balsam.
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Father John
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Greater Boston
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Greater
Edison
Northampton Street
The
Edison Electric Illuminating Company of
Oxford
Washington St
Honolulu
Rhode Island
Adams Square
Priscilla Hodges
Chelsea
Thatcher
UU. Poe
Vas
Shen
Vicinity
Passe
Eo SE
Berkley
Lbs
Parior
Hollywood
Royal Wilton
Pictura
Pelt
Idras
Ens
Hermsdorf
Ues
Steven’s Ink
York
Flennel
Fruit Department
Baldwin
Northern Spy
Holmes
Bedford
Lemuel le Baron Holmes
Superior Court
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