Tragedy as Fire in Chelsea Flat Kills Baby
Stella Kisel fatally injured when a fire breaks out in a third floor Chelsea flat at 2 Medford Street. Julia Rise and the baby perish as she shields it. Nicholas Wisel, Mary Wisel, and roomer Katherine Kudry escape through smoke filled rooms before firefighters arrive. infant skull fracture reported at Frost Hospital.
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Stella Kisel
Nicholas Wisel
Iohe
Medford Street
Chelsea
Julia
Nicholas Ses
Mary
Therine Kudry
Frost Hospital
Navy approves best peroxide for home use
The text states the U S Navy Depart ment specifies a single hydrogen peroxide for naval depots. Dioxogen is pure and does not need acetanilid as a preservative, so it lacks bitterness or odor as it ages and remains stable in hot climates like Panama or the Philippines, whether bottles are open or closed. Buy it by name.
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U. S. Navy Department
Naval
Panama
Philippines
Navy
Rexall Olive Mercision Remedy Ad Promises Value
A local druggist promotes Rexall Olive Mercision as a nerve tonic and builder for run-down individuals. It touts no alcohol, no habit forming drugs, and a money-back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold only at Rexall Stores, including this town, with a price of $1.90.
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Rexall
Liggett
Hexall
America
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promoted for Bad Breath Relief
Advertisement-style note praising Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver stimulant. Claims include purification of the system and elimination of bad breath without griping. Mentions price 10c and 25c per box and the Olive Tablet Company.
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Dr. Edwards
Euruck
Eadwards
F. M. Edwards
Breaco
Divorce suit paints romantic veil over plain shirt clash
Antonio Sansone, 22, sues for divorce from Anna Sansone, his youthful wife, citing discord rooted in romance imagery and a plain everyday shirt as the visible basis for their marital troubles.
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Antonio Sansone
Anna Sansone
Couple in Boston Divorce Case Over Veil and Blood Stained Shirt
Antonio Sansone sues for divorce on the grounds of cruel treatment alleging his wife bit his finger causing medical care needed and describing knives and a revolver used in alleged attacks. The couple, married in 1910 at Providence, face ongoing testimony as the case resumes with the wife expected to testify about the veil and shirts.
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Antonio Sansone
North End
Sansone
Providence
Boston
Kidney Health Advice With Jad Salts Remedy
The article advises reducing intake to spare kidneys and promotes Jad Salts for kidney flushing. It explains excess uric acid from rich food overworks kidneys, causing back pain bladder issues and general ill health. A spoonful in water before breakfast over a few days is claimed to improve kidney function.
Eckmans Alterative Promoted For Lung Ailments
A promotional notice claims Eckmans Alterative cures lung trouble and throat affections. It cites testimonials from Bowling Green Kentucky and Glasgow Junction praising rapid improvement, asserts no narcotics or habit forming drugs, and offers a booklet with more recovery stories from the Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Eckman
Bowling Green
James Deering
Glasgow Junction
A. C. Bettersworth
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Very Clever Pet Lady Understands English Says Owner
H S Gatchell of Providence claims his collie Lady understands English perfectly. The dog performs tasks on demand such as picking up the correct coin, crossing streets, and entering cars. Gatchell refuses offers to sell, recalling rescuing her as a pup in Dexter Maine. She travels with him as he works as a locomotive engineer and hides under burlap in restaurants or trains. Readers with clever pets are invited to submit stories and photos.
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H. S. Gatchell
Filmore Street
Providence
R. I
Mr. Gatchell
Dexter
Post
Vpost
H. 8S. Gatcheld
Connor Associates Fifth Ball a Big Social and Financial Success
John T. Connor Associates held the fifth annual ball and concert at Copley Hall last evening drawing over 300 couples from Connor stores in South Boston Roxbury Dorchester Jamaica Plain Newton Brookline Lynn Chelsea Revere Winthrop and elsewhere. John J. McCarthy president led the grand march with Emma Parodi of Boston. John T. Connor and Mrs. Connor followed. Connor acted as floor marshal with John J. McCarthy Joseph McInnes as floor director and John Havey as assistant floor director. Leonard G. Willard led the aids.
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John T. Connor
Emma Parodi
Boston
Connor
McCarthy
Mr. Connor
John J. McCarthy
Joseph Mcinnes
John Havey
Leonard G. Willard
John O'Connell
C. F. Adams
J. W
Cancer Treatment at Homeopathic Hospital Cited
William O. Mann, superintendent of the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital, challenges a Post article claiming Massachusetts General Hospital is the only state facility treating cancer. He notes multiple city and state hospitals treat cancer and expects continued activity. Boston, January unspecified.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Massachusetts
William O. Mann
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
Boston
Talbot Club Hosts Second Annual Dance in Boston
The Talbot Club of Talbot Clothing Stores held its second annual ball at Hall Huntington Avenue Boston with over 800 couples, an increase from last year’s 150. Providence led with the largest out of town delegation, followed by Fall River New Bedford and Newport. Notable guests included Mrs. G N Talbot wife of the president and Max Talbot. Mrs Talbot received a floral gift as the dance began. The event featured attendees singing current songs between dances.
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Talbot Club
Talbot Clothing
Boston
Lowell
Fall River
Providence
Taunton
New Engand
Llowe Hall
Huntington Avenue
Itv
New Bedford
Newport
G. N. Talbot
Talbot Company
Florida
George A. Macomber
Waverley
H. C.talbot
Max Talbot
Argentine Historian Elected to American Historical Association
Washington dated January 26 Dr Adolfo P Carranza director of the Argentine Historical Museum Buenos Aires has been elected a member of the American Historical Association He is the first Argentine citizen to join the organization
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Washington
Adolfo P. Carranza
Argetiine Historical Museum
Buenos Aires
American Historical Association
Argentina
Regulation of stock exchanges bill to be studied by committee
President J Randolph Coolidge announced at the New England Association of Manufacturers banquet that a bill regulating stock exchanges will be considered by a newly appointed chamber of commerce committee. The remarks were delivered at the City Club last night.
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Congress
Chamber of Commerce
J. Randolph Coolidge
New England Association of Manufacturers
City Club
Regulation Debate On Stock Exchange By Coolidge Era
President Coolidge notes the Chamber of Commerce must decide soon whether stock exchanges need legislation. A committee will study regulating exchanges without exchange members, acknowledging some members would be harmed by such laws while arguing the public seeks overall benefit.
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Coolidge
Chamber of Commerce
Stock Exchange
Plan of Episcopal pensions announced proposal to fund clergy care
An Episcopal plan proposes two funds to replace current pensioning: an annual 5 to 10 percent assessment on church salaries and a separate 8.5 million dollar liabilities fund. It aims to end endowment schemes and provide for retired clergy widows and orphans, with Bishop Lawrence and Monell Sayre expressing support and critical notes on existing systems.
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Episcopalian Club
Lawrence
Washington
Navy Department
Carnegie Foundation
Carnegie Corporation
Newcomer in New York Gets Police Berth
Edgar V. O Danial, an expert accountant and investigator who arrived in New York three years ago, was named fourth deputy police commissioner with a $6000 salary. He previously served as chief investigator for the aldermanic committee that recently probed graft in the police department.
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New York
Edgar V. O’daniel
Wilson Holds Long Senate Foreign Relations Conference
President Wilson met with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for nearly three hours in the green room. The discussion covered Panama Canal tolls arbitration treaties Bryan peace proposals the Mexican question and the Japanese land controversy as the first broad conference of its kind during his administration.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Clark
Arkansas
Foreign Relations Committee
Hope for Bald Heads Recipe Promises Hair Growth
A western politician famed for baldness showcased a home remedy claiming to regrow hair. The formula blends Bay Rum, Barbo Compound, and glycerine in water, applied to the scalp two to three times weekly. It reportedly promotes hair growth, stops dandruff, darkens gray hair, and leaves it soft and glossy.
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Fla Falis
Says Finger
Joan J. McCarthy
John T
Mass. Homeopathic Hospital
Historital Society
Plan OF Episcopal Pensions
Charles W. Eliot
Monell Sayre
Carnegie Trustees
Goodly Fellowship of the Prophets
Harvard
Mr. Sayre
Carnegie
Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Mfwyork City
Schlitz
Jos. Gahm & Son
C St
Milwaukee
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