Jobless Man Menace Declared Real Threat at Ford Hall
Joseph Fels, advocate of the single tax, told a Ford Hall audience that the real social danger comes from the jobless man. He accused Theodore Roosevelt of bearing responsibility for the death of Englishman McQueen, jailed for arson during a Paterson strike, who allegedly contracted consumption in prison and died a year after pardon.
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Joseph Fels
Ford Hall
Theodore Roosevelt
McQueen
Paterson
N. J
Roosevelt
Cleveland Mother Bears 27 Children in Four Quadruplets
In Cleveland on January 26, Mrs. William G. Clark, 25, gave birth to four boys. The quadruplets died due to injuries to the mother. It is her second set of quadruplets, and she also has three triplet groups and five sets of twins among her 27 children.
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Tichacek
Harry
Cleveland, Jan
William G. Clark
Cleveland
Kosine Epilepsy Treatment Authorized for Sale
The Kotte Co announces Kosine treatment for epilepsy sold by Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores with a $150 bottle price and a money back guarantee if not satisfied after use. The article cites a decade of reported relief and restored health from many letters.
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Riker-Jaynes
Kotte Co
Washington, D. C
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Typhoid Vaccine Urged for Civilians by Harvard Doctor
Dr. Mark W Richardson urged civilians to inoculate against typhoid, especially travelers abroad, at a Harvard Medical School lecture. He noted the State Board of Health found decomposed eggs used in bakery cake and pushed for a bill to inspect milk statewide.
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Mark W Richardson
Harvard Medical School
Richardson
State Board of Health
State Board of Health discussed past and future plans in Massachusetts
A Massachusetts talk on public health traced state supervision from early epidemics to modern measures. The speaker highlighted slaughterhouse inspection, tuberculosis studies, school health, food and drug checks, water and sewage care, and upcoming tenement, blindness, and hospital sanitation efforts. He touted typhoid and diphtheria vaccines and criticized dairy inspection gaps.
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State Board of Health
Massachusetts
Boston
Boards of Health
Massachusetts Board of Health
Train Baby's Fund Missing Amid International Search
Max Becker seeks $200 missing from a fund raised for his newborn in Chicago after his wife gave birth on a Grand Trunk train. Authorities in the U S and Canada are asked to help trace the misappropriated money, with Becker pursuing the guilty party after Toronto papers publicized the fundraiser.
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Chicago
Max Becker
West Fourteenth Place
Canada
Becker
Toronto
Grand Trunk
Wool Schedule Set for Tariff Hearings Tomorrow
Washington Jan 26 The tariff hearings on 14 schedules including wool will end this week. The wool schedule the most contentious from tariff makers will be taken up tomorrow with expected lively debates among wool growers manufacturers and clothiers.
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Washington
Youth Held as Slaver Enticing 16 Year Old Ruth Stone
Frank J. Rifford 22 is to be arraigned in Municipal Court today for allegedly enticing 16 year old Ruth M. Stone from her home. He was brought back by Sergeant Irwin from Springfield where the girl had been taken after being confined at 21 Gray Street for three days with little food or water.
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Ruth M. Stone
Frank J. Rifford
Irwin
Dedham Street
Springfield
Gray Street
Funeral Service for Joseph C. Kimpton
The funeral for Joseph C. Kimpton was held from his home at 40 Gilman Street Somerville. Attendees included members of John Abbot Lodge of Masons and Somerville Lodge of Elks. Rev. A H Kennedy led the religious service and the Masonic rites followed. Burial occurred at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Joseph C. Kimpton
Gilman Street
Somerville
John Abbot Lodge of Masons
Somerville Lodge of Elks
A. H Kennedy
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Bathing Suit Romance Goes to Divorce Court
A four year romance begun at Revere Beach leads to a divorce libel filed by Dr. H. P. N. Dahl of Maynard against his wife Elizabeth A. Dahl. Detectives traced her to Chandler street and the doctor forced a door to catch her with a stage hand. The couple married after four months of wooing and later separated amid travel and jealousy.
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Revere Beach
H. P. N. Dahl
Maynard
Elizabeth A. Dahl
Dahl
Chandler Street
Tuttle
Dr. Dahl
Concord Street
Man killed by coal bucket at Everett wharf
George Desmond aged 40 colored was fatally struck in the heart by a coal bucket while helping unload the steamer Rossiano at the New England Gas and Coke Company wharf in Everett. He lived at 88 Williams Street Malden and stood on the wharf when the bucket swung from the vessel.
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George Desmond
Rossiano
New England Gas and Coke Company
Everett Desmond
Williams Street
Malden
Memorial service honors late Mayor George L. Farrell
About fifteen hundred people attended the memorial in Malden Auditorium for the late Mayor George L. Farrell. City government members led by Alderman William Wood organized the service with City Solicitor Harvey L Boutwell delivering the eulogy. Mayors of Medford Everett Waltham Salem and Melrose attended.
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Malden Auditorium
George L. Farrell
William Wood
Harvey L Boutwell
Medford
Everett
Waltham
Salem
Melrose
Four Pontiffs Removed From Papal List In Rome Review
The Commission of Historical Criticism led by Cardinal Ferrata reports removing four popes from the official list. Boniface VI Boniface VII John XVI and Benedict X are dropped due to lack of genuine historical evidence of their right to the title.
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London
Rome
Commission of Historical Criticism
Cardinal Ferrata
Boniface VI
Boniface VII
John XVI
Benedict X
Salt spring found in mountain near Meeker
A salt spring three miles west of Meeker, occurring from a mountain side and rising with force, may yield fortunes if developed. It is likely not the first discovered in the state but is the first of such magnitude documented.
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Meeker
Careful What You Take for Colds Patent Medicine Claim
An ad warns against patent medicines and their stimulants claiming alcohol narcotics and dangerous drugs. It touts Father John’s Medicine as a doctor prescribed tonic for healing throat and lungs and treating coughs and colds with six years of success.
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Father Ohn
Catch 19 in Raids on Newport Clubs
Police raided two Newport clubhouses as part of Mayor William McLeod’s cleanup campaign. Nineteen people were arrested for presence at gambling races with equipment found. Nine pleaded guilty and were fined. others pleaded not guilty and were released on bail.
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Newport
R. L
William McLeod
Alphabet Letters Cut On Pin Head Stuns Microscope view
In Portland on January 26 a remarkable engraver demonstrated a pin head etched with every letter of the alphabet. The letters remain legible only under a powerful microscope, making the feat appear almost incredible.
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Portland
Ore
Burke & Co Great Reduction Sale Opens to Big Crowds
Large crowds gather daily at Burke and Co tailors for a substantial sale. Window displays showcase overcoatings and suitings priced from fifteen dollars as part of the advertisement.
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Burke & Co
East Boston Man Held on Lewiston Killing Charge
Michael Cannon of East Boston was jailed in Skowhegan awaiting a district court hearing next Tuesday on a charge of killing John Blackwell of Lewiston. Authorities say Cannon bought a revolver in Waterville yesterday and stated he wanted to kill a negro before entering Blackwell’s Shawmut room and firing twice, causing instant death.
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John Blackwell
Lewiston
Shawmut
Shannon
Waterville
Blackwell
Funds aimed to defend Brooklyn officer killer defendant
Noon for funds to defend Allessandro Aidamas, charged with killing a police officer in Brooklyn last July. The collection raised a total of 100 dollars before today’s trial start.
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Allessandro Aidamas
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ontario Treasurer A J Matheson Dies Suddenl
The Hon. A. J. Matheson treasurer of Ontario died suddenly at his Perth home aged 70. He had served in the provincial Legislature for years and was elected treasurer in 1905. His father Roderick Matheson led the Scottish Clan Matheson.
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Perth
Ont
A. J. Matheson
Ontario
Roderick Matheson
Matheson
Children's coats and dresses sale prices listed
Girls coats sizes 10 to 14 years in broken mixes and solid colors with light dressy options. Prices marked down from 13.50 to 39.50 to 5, 7.50, 10 and 15 for Mackinaw coats. Additional dresses, middy suits, and school dresses offered at deep discounts with various sizes and fabrics. Regular values noted with sale prices.
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Louis J. Tichacek
South Grand Avenue
Dr. Richardson
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Howard M. Heston
Buffalo
United States
Henry R. Towne
Stamford
Conn
Charles Delaney
H. AR N. Dahl
North Pacific
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Minneapolis
Spokane
Puget Sound
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific Express
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
British Columbia
California
C. E. Foster
Old South Bldg
Northern Pacific
Gilchrist
Washington Street
Cold Hub Mann
Ay Shannon
Skowhegan
Van
Michael Cannon
East Boston
Aldamas
Arturo Giovannitti
C. F. Hovey & Co
Robespierre
Madras
Batiste
Copenhagen
Llama
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