Tries Twice to Kill Children Sent to Hospital
Carolina Calaniga of Prince Street North End was committed to Wypsychopathic Hospital after a second attempt to kill her two children. She said she had been advised to kill them for their own good. She earlier tried to push them under a freight train on Atlantic Avenue and was later found near North End Park acting strangely before police took her to Hanover Street station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Calaniga
Prince Street
North End
North End Park
Hanover Street Station
Recipe Aids Local Man to Quit Smoking
Harry Riska of 2016 South 11th Street claims a home mix cured his cigarette habit. He describes a simple remedy using water, muriate of ammonia, Varlex Compound, and pepsin taken by teaspoonfuls three times daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Harry Riska
S. 11Th St
Kelly and Smith Labeled Undesirables in Britain
Eugene H. Kelly and Joseph Smith of New York were refused landing in Great Britain and regarded as undesirables, according to Lord Robert Cecil the minister of war trade.
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London
Eugene H. Kelly
Joseph Smith
New York
Great Britain
Lord Robert Cecil
Irish Relief Fund Figures Excluded Americans Face Scrutiny
In a Commons reply Lord Robert explained no objection to the Dublin relief fund, but Kelly and Smith were barred for their role in the Friends of Irish Freedom movement. S. S. McClure’s exclusion remained unexplained amid rumors linked to his anti allied articles. McClure, Kelly, and Smith must return to the United States aboard the Philadelphia Saturday.
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Lord Robert
House of Commons
Laurence Ginnell
Meath
Kelly
Smith
United States
Dublin
Ireland
Friends of Irish Freedom
S. S. McClure
McClure
Philadelphia
Kelly Smith Episode Reported to Washington
Detention at Liverpool under a deportation order of Eugene Hughes Kelly of New York treasurer of the Irish relief fund. Mrs Kelly and Joseph Smith reported to the State Department by Ambassador Page at London. They were at a Liverpool hotel awaiting sail.
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Kelly-Smith
Washington
Liverpool
Eugene Hughes Kelly
New York
Irish Relief Fund
Mail cars on New Haven trains between Boston and Springfield
Mail cars on New Haven trains between Boston and Springfield are described. Details indicate mail transportation arrangements via the New Haven line with emphasis on secure handling and routing of postal cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Boston
Springfield
Boston and Albany Line Between Two Cities
A terse note mentions travel between two cities on the Boston and Albany line with unclear details. The fragment hints at a transportation route or timetable but lacks dates, names, or destinations.
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Boston & Albany
U.S. officials weigh inquiry into Irish exclusion of press
Acting Secretary Polk said Ambassador Page may ask why the American press group was kept out. He noted Mr. Kelly's Ireland relief fund work, amounting to about 50 000 dollars, had been described to the British embassy and State Department before departure. No new report on McClure's exclusion or release was received.
Curley Protests Helly-Smith Exclusion by England
Mayor Curley wired President Wilson and Secretary Lansing protesting England's refusal to allow Thomas Hughes Kelly, New York treasurer of the Irish relief fund, Mrs. Kelly, and Joseph Smith of Lowell to land. He urged action to compel a reversal, calling the decision unprecedented and a blot on civilization.
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Curley
Helly-Smith
Wilson
Lansing
Thomas Hughes Kelly
New York
Irish Relief Fund
Kelly
Joseph Smith
Lowell
England
America
Ireland
Watertown Plans to Evict Swans From Charles River
Metropolitan Park Police will forcibly remove swans from an island on the Charles River near Riverton Watertown after complaints from canoeists and oarsmen. Only the father swan has been captured so far. the mother and four young swans remain at the nest resisting capture. The plan is to relocate the swans to Fellsway to reduce boating interference.
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Charles River
Riverton
Watertown
Metropolitan Park Police
Fellsway
Lost Child Found Near Home After Seven Hour Search
After a wide search by 60 police, firemen, and civilians, three year old Joseph Russo Jr. of Charles street East Weymouth was found asleep in a tent in his father's henyard, not ten feet from the house, at ten o'clock last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Russo, Jr
Charles Street
East Weymouth
Quincy cigar factory seeks strippers for production
Breslin & Campbell Inc advertises a need for ten to twelve young women to learn tobacco stripping at 49 Melcher Street Boston. Positions offer long-term work, with emphasis on good pay and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Breslin & Campbell, Inc
Melcher Street
Boston
Fort Hill
Bresette Works to Report on Kansas Laundry Labor
Miss Linna E. Bresette secretary of the Kansas Industrial Welfare Commission says she expects to return with a favorable report on conditions for working women in laundries and mercantile establishments. She aims to study hours, sanitation, wages and related matters during her East visit.
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Linna E. Bresette
Industrial Welfare Commission of
Kansas
Miss Bresette
Industrial Welfare Commission
Lady Bountiful Stages Grand Scene for the Movies
A prominent local benefactor hosts a lavish event to showcase upcoming film productions. The gathering highlights community support and entertainment industry appeal for the region. Public notice emphasizes charity, culture, and local talent in a starry setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Bountiful
Sunday Post
Plea by Wife Wins Pardon for Coles
George W. Cole, imprisoned since March 1915 for larceny of over 20000 dollars from the Collateral Loan Company, was pardoned by the Governor and council after his wife Lorana T. Cole urged clemency. Her appeal, aided by Alvin Makay and Chaplain Albert Crabtree, cited chivalry and their joint misappropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cole
Cole
Lorana T. Cole
Loan Company
Sherborn
Executive Council
New England Mail Changes Announced
Changes in the railway mail service between Boston Providence Springfield and New York take effect August 1. They will save the government about $15 000 a year and allow an afternoon delivery of New York mail in Boston, bring Boston daily papers into New Haven an hour earlier, and eliminate all delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Providence
Springfield
New York
W. C. van Dervoort
New England
Post Office Department
Boston Daily
New Haven
Wingfoot Heels Guaranteed to Outwear All Others
The Goodyear Wingfoot heel guarantee promises replacement if the heels wear out before competing rubber heels. Available through shoe stores and cobbler shops citywide, the program aims to spare wearers from cheap ten cent heels and promote walking comfort and savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
Akron
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
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Philo Hay
Newark, N. J
Cecil
RH. White Co
Silk
Uincy Cigar
Bay State
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Massachusetts
McCall
Mulready
Lina E. Bresette
NEW England Mail
H-O Company
Buffalo,N_Y
Force
Presto
The
Akron, Ohio
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