Open Door Policy in Danger Amid Russo Japanese Pact
Washington July 7 Diplomatic circles report a secret Russo Japanese treaty aims to restrain China from developing Manchuria. It pledges to maintain the status quo, curb competition, and could threaten the open door policy. Technical railway details await publication.
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Washington
Russia
Japan
Far East
China
Manchuria
Chin-Chow-Aigun
Hay
Great Britain
Portsmouth
Little Daughter Recovers From Scalp Humor After Cuticura
A Iowa family recalls their five year old daughter suffering severe scalp humor after measles. After trying many remedies, Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent healed the scalp and renewed hair growth in three to four weeks. They report recommending the remedies to others with success. Sold worldwide by Potter Drug and Chem Corp. Free 32 page book offered.
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Chas. Salzbrenner
Amana
Iowa
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Soie Props
Columbus Ave
Boston
Mass
Boston Opera House Readies Second Grand Opera Season
Theodore H Bauer reports Boston Opera House plans for a second season. Leon Sibiriakoff, famed Imperial Opera bass, joins to star in Mefistofele with Debussy works and Puccini's The Girl of the Golden West. Caplet debuts with an all star cast as subscriptions grow.
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Theodore H. Bauer
Boston Opera Company
Cymric
Opera House
Russell
Paris
Boston Opera House
Leon Sibiriakoff
Imperial Opera House
St. Petersburg
Sibiriakoff
Claude Debussey
France
Chaliapine
Russia
Moscow
Mefistofele
Andre Caplet
Puccini
Janka Czaplinska
Metropolitan Opera Company
Boston
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
The Rev J S Gibbs of the Presbyterian Church Waltham with Mrs Gibbs travels to Marlette Michigan for July. Grace Episcopal Norwood holds annual field day and picnic at Ponkapoag pond grove tomorrow. Rev Charles E Foster of St Matthew Worcester called to St James Providence to fill vacancy from Rev Robert T Parker. Rt Rev William Lawrence and Mrs Lawrence sail from Liverpool tomorrow on Lusitania. will return to Bar Harbor for summer. Dr Guy P Benton president Miami University left Boston yesterday for Ohio after week in city. no decision yet on Boston University presidency. St Paul Brookline will supply pulpit for four months from various clergy to allow congregation to hear distinguished Western church dignitaries. follow with rector search to replace Rev Leonard Kipp Storrs.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Norwood
Ponkapoag Pond Grove
Charles E. Foster
St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
Worcester
St. James Episcopal Church of
Providence
Robert T. Parker
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Guy P. Benton
Miami University
Boston
Ohio
Boston University
West
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Brookline
Leonard Kipp Storrs
Reader defends boilermakers against Jordan remark
A writer defends skilled metal workers, arguing that boilermakers and blacksmiths possess strong intellect, rebutting David Starr Jordan’s claim that football requires little intelligence. He cites Tubal Cain and modern metallurgy to defend the profession’s mental qualifications.
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David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford, Jr
University, California
Post
Jordan
Tubal Cain
Whitworth
Www
B.S
Aged Fisherman Feared Drowned Likely Missing
Kittery Maine July 17 Melville Spinney 60 a veteran Piscataqua river fisherman has disappeared since Sunday after setting out from his dory toward his smack anchored near the navy yard channel. An oar and his cap aboard suggest foul weather or mishap. Local search underway with no word of his fate.
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Kittery
Melville Spinney
Piscataqua River
Navy Yard
Cut Price Man Here for Trial
James T. Mulhall, charged with swindling New Hampshire farmers by disposing of their produce at cut rate prices in Cambridge about seven years ago, was turned over to U S Marshal Murchie by Deputy Zimmerman of Baltimore after arriving from Leavenworth. Indictment cites fraudulent use of the mails. Mulhall allegedly operated as Cambridge Grocery Company, soliciting produce from farmers and dealers in New Hampshire and never making full payments, with business at times reaching $15,000.
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James T. Mulhall
New Hampshire
Cambridge
United States
Murchie
Zimmerman
Baltimore
Mulhall
Leavenworth
Kan
Cambridge Grocery Company
Press Golfers Reach Semifinals in Tournament
The press golfers have reached the semifinals with today’s matches to decide the finalists. Yesterday H S Underwood of the Record defeated A B Walton of the Herald seven up and five to play. Semifinals pairings include W A Swan of the Associated Press vs J F O Connell of the Herald and H S Underwood vs R C Van Amringe of the Transcript, with 56 holes the championship format for the John I Taylor trophy.
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H. S. Underwood
A. B. Walton
The
Herald
W. A. Swan
Associated Press
J. F. O'Connell
R. C. van Amringe
John I. Taylor Trophy
English Walnuts Fuel Fighting Bulls in Mexico
Washington July 7 The piece de resistance in the diet of fighting bulls in Mexico is the English walnut. Consul General Arnold Shanklin reports many Spanish ships bring English walnuts to Mexican ports, then to ranches for feeding the bulls.
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Washington
Mexico
Arnold Shanklin
Zeppelin VI to Carry Passengers at Baden Baden
The Zeppelin VI now at Friederichshafen will be moved to Baden Baden to operate the summer passenger trip program. A substitute for the destroyed Deutschland will be built as quickly as possible.
Woman Would Be Veterinary Doctor
The State Board of Registration in veterinary medicine held a semiyear examination for licensure. Sixteen men and one woman sat for the test, with most applicants local and others from New England and New York.
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State Board of Registration
Commonwealth
New England
New York
Mayor to Save Chief Croker
New York July 7 Mayor Gaynor said he will personally review the findings of the committee investigating Chief Edward F Croker of the New York fire department after a recent fire that cost two firemen their lives The mayor will consider the evidence rather than the committee majority's conclusions.
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New York
Gaynor
Edward F. Croker
New York Fire Department
Bequest Bans Dancing in West Falmouth Library Fund
Worcester July 7 Dancing must be excluded from entertainments at the West Falmouth library building to receive an $8000 bequest from D Wheeler Swift of this city. The will, filed for probate, directs the income go to book purchases for reader uplift and education.
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Worcester
West Falmouth
D. Wheeler Swift
May Tax Gems Worn At Opera
Social leaders known for dress and jewelry at the grand opera may face summonses to appear before the board of review to justify assessments on gowns tiaras pearls and necklaces worn at balls and festivals in Chicago.
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Chicago
County Treasury
Board of Review
Subways Opened for Cambridge Officials First Ride
About 75 Cambridge city officials and dignitaries took the first ride in the new Cambridge subway yesterday afternoon. General W. A. Bancroft Engineer Kimball and contractor Harry Nawn hosted the party. The initial trip used horse drawn cars as 16 carriages descended the West Boston bridge entrance into the tunnel.
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New
Cambridge
W. A. Bancroft
Kimball
Harry Nawn
West Boston Bridge
Historic Subways Opening Tour Through City Streets
A κατά tour of the new subway shows General Bancroft and party traveling by automobile beneath city streets ending at City Hall. The convoy entered Bay Street and returned upstairs after inspecting earthworks and mule trains. Contractors report 10,000 feet completed with 4,000 remaining. work began about a year and a half ago and is three months ahead of schedule.
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City Hall
West
Boston Bridge
General Bancroft
Lafayette Square
Bay Street
City Hal
Remington Street
Remington
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