Reciprocity With Canada Gains Momentum in Boston Speech
Eu gene N. Foss of Boston told the Furniture Association of America that reciprocity with Canada will not down and urged a trade treaty. He argued Canada is the United States’ top customer, urged expanding the free list, and warned against protective tariffs hindering domestic jobs.
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New York
Eugene N. Foss
Boston
Furniture Association of America
Canada
Dominion
Great Lakes
United States
New England
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Congress
Miss Edith Shayne Fights Off Harasser at Beach Hotel
New York reports Miss Edith Shayne niece of actress Nella Bergen and granddaughter of furrier C. C. Shayne, equipped with boxing instinct, slugged a man who grabbed her at the Oriental Hotel and Marine Railway Brighton Beach, downing him twice as onlookers cheered.
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New York
Mashers
Edith Shayne
Shayne
Nella Bergen
C. C. Shayne
Packer Institute
Brooklyn
Grace Kelly
Oriental
Manhattan Beach
Brighton Beach
Miss Shayne
Revelations of union graft dominate Murphy trial
The trial of Lawrence Murphy, former Journeymen Stonecutters' Association member, centers on alleged union funds and whether money taken by Murphy belonged to the union. Testimony covers a secret committee's demands during strikes and a labor mint that produced fines for members, with Colonel Andrew D. Baird asserting ownership of the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John F. McIntyre
Lawrence Murphy
Journeymen Stonecutters’ Association
Murphy
McIntyre
Donald Call
Brooklyn Stone
McIintyre
Lan
Part I
Court of General Sessions
Andrew D. Baird
Brooklyn
Baird
MelIntyre
Union
Ring
Colonel Baird
Fitzgerald Urges Supplementary Voter Listing in Boston
Letter sent to Democratic ward chairmen warns that supplementary voter listing must be completed by August 31 leaving six weeks. President William T A Fitzgerald notes police listing bill hindered listing, urging canvassing to restore dropped names before September 1.
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Fitzgerald
Boston
Democratic City Committee
Malachi Jennings Plans Wedding in Somerville
Malachi Jennings of Ward 16 Democracy prepares to wed Miss Helen Welch, a Boston public school teacher and daughter of James Welch, longtime Best Gas Company worker. The ceremony will be held at the bride's Somerville home.
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Malachi Jennings
Helen Welch
Boston
James Welch
North End
Best Gas Company
Somerville
Florindo Todesca Injured In Street Collision
About 5 PM yesterday a team driven by Florindo Todesca collided with an electric car at Belgrade and Colby avenues. Todesca was thrown to the ground and badly injured in the arms, body, and head before being sent home to 15 Brook Street after medical attention.
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Florindo Todesca
Belgrade
Colby Avenues
Todesca
Corner Stone of New French Church to Be Laid
Lawrence plans a Sunday ceremony as Rev. J. M. Portal presides at the corner stone laying for St. Anne's Church at Franklin and Haverhill. Start at 8 o'clock with remarks by Portal and formal address by Rev. Peter Denis after introductions of General Supervisor Decreaux.
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Lawrence
Ner
J. M. Portal
Decreaux
Peter Denis
ST. Anne's Church
Saxonia Brings 1154 Passengers with Stowaway Found
Delayed by dense fogs the Cunarder Saxonia arrived two days late with 1154 aboard. A stowaway, American James Hughes, 39, was found in coal bunkers and allowed to land. Immigrants included Holy Family sisters bound for Brooklyn, and a mix of Swedes Norwegians Finns Jews and others. Immigration officers rounded up 45 for inquiry. several Belgians headed to Pittsburgh will be sent back. a Froderman family is debarred and Ella Faraher sent to Galloupe Island for treatment.
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Liverpool
Queenstown
James Hughes
Hartford
Boston
Holy Family of Nazareth
Brooklyn
M. L. Lubowidzka
Dorothea
Perseverance
Rose
Sylvia
Pittsburg
Penn
Froderman
Ella Faraher
Galloupe’s Island
Mass arrivals from Commonwealth aboard Dominion liner
Passengers from Massachusetts disembarked yesterday afternoon on the Dominion line steamship Commonwealth from Liverpool. The list includes R. W. G. Adamson, Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Bancroft and Miss Bancroft, Edith Bates, Berwin, A. Betters, Buchanan family and Joyce, and many others from Wolaston to Dedham.
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Dominion Line
Commonwealth
International Mercantile Marine Company
Liverpool
Massachusetts
R. W. G. Adamson
F. M. Armstrong
J. Chandler Bancroft
Bancroft
Edith Bates
J. Berwin
A. Betters
John Buchanan
Joyce Buchanan
Wollaston
B. Codwise
Wellesley Hills
W. F. Darby
Ruth B. Delano
Cambridge
F. L. Bunne
Boston
R. Edwards
Charles S. French
Ernest Gansby
C. B. Giffin
William Clover
Walter J. Graves
C. B. Greenleaf
R. H. Hatton
Salem
Raymond Hitchcock
Dr. Howe
Williard E. Hoyt
Tuberculine Therapy Claims Cure for Consumption in Boston
Mrs Frances M Hill of Allston Massachusetts testifies that her daughter aged ten recovered completely from a hereditary tuberculosis after two months of inhaling Koch Lung Cure Treatment vapors at 361 Boylston Street Boston. She praises the treatment and urges others afflicted to seek it.
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Boylston Street
Boston
Frances M. Hill
Reedsdale St
Allston
Mass
General Cassius Clay Leaves Wealth to Former Child Wife
Richmond Ky July 24 General Cassius Marcellus Clay in his will dated May 12 190 left much of his property to Dora Clay Brock his former child wife. The will creates a clay county coal mine company with stock for Dora and her child Cassius Brock with specific dividend and inheritance provisions and restricts Brock and Richardson family participation. The will also notes 2000 acres of land allotted to his children at his death.
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Richmond
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Dora Clay Brock
Clay County
Dora Clay
Cassius Marcellus Clay Brock
Dora
Cassius
Brock
Riley Brock
Richardson
Cr M. C. Brock
Courageous Motorman Stops Runaway Car Near Telegraph Poles
In Woburn on Elm street Motorman James F Fitzgerald held the brake as the Medford square bound car jumped the track heading for two telegraph poles The car halted within a foot of danger and no injuries occurred though around 15 passengers and several women escaped potential harm before transfer to another car.
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Woburn
James F. Fitzgerald
Elm Street
Medford Square
Fitzgerald
Charlestown Improvement Association backs tunnel route
At a meeting the Charlestown Improvement Association voted to endorse a tunnel through Washington and Devonshire streets with stations at State Winter and Boylston streets. The group also urged more lighting for the Mystic playgrounds.
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Charlestown
Cambridge Woman Rescued After Epileptic Fit At Beach
Margaret Hagan of 8 Watson Street Cambridge nearly drowned at Magazine Street beach after an epileptic seizure while bathing last night. Nearby women noticed her distress, pulled her from shallow water, and she was returned home where she rested comfortably later.
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Margaret Hagan
Watson Street
Cambridge
Magazine Street Beach
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Ae SM
Sunday Post
Man
Portland
Henry Crafts’ Sons
Albany Street
Dr. King
King Dental
Washington Street
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Purse Food Co
Lynn
William Rolfe
Goodwin’s Court
Edith
Washington ST
Saxonia
Bay State
McConnell
Moses Coupal
Wellington St
Everett
Boylston St
Hotel Pelham
Clay
Dora Richardson Clay
General Clay
Charlestown Improvement Association
Washington-Devonshire Street
déilbMan
White Dental
R. H. White Co
Oxford
Devonshire St
Waban
City OF
Newton
Oak St
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