Globe-trotting 12-year-old Charlotte Pardee Arrives in New York
Charlotte Pardee, 12, daughter of Major and Mrs. William Pardee, arrived from London aboard the Minnewaska after traveling about 125000 miles across multiple continents. She recounted living in Fort Assiniboine Montana and visiting China and Japan, saying she will attend school in North Adams while cherishing American roots and reading as travel substitutes.
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New York
Charlotte Pardee
William James Pardee
London
Minnewaska
Charlotte
Worth Adams
Mass
North Adams
Fort Assinaboine
Montana
China
Japan
Walker
Philippines
Manila
America
Egypt
Asia
Peary Delivers Public Lecture in Brussels
Commander Rob E B Peary spoke to a large Brussels audience as Charles Page yan the American minister hosted a luncheon in his honor.
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Brussels
Rob E B. Peary
Charles Page ‘Yan
Two Firefighters Die as Outbreak Rages at New York Warehouse
A fierce warehouse fire at 110-116 Washington Street in New York killed two firemen and left 22 overcome by fumes. Firefighters battled back flames and dense smoke from liquors and dyes, with several rescued after heavy rescue efforts led by Fire Chief Croker.
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New York
Hudson River Front
Timothy Cotter
William Healy
Washington Street
Croker
Campbell
Edward Donevill
George Tighe
Union Distillery Company
Apostolic Delegate greeted in Manila
Monsignor Agius the Apostolic delegate to the Philippines arrived after a Rome visit and was met by thousands. He addressed Vice Governor Gilbert and urged Filipinos to be good men and loyal to a benevolent government. He delivered a message of friendly sentiment from the Pope.
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Manila
Monsignor
Agius
Philppines
Rome
Gilbert
Philippines
Popa
Taft Convenes Western Railroads in Push to Pause Tariffs
President Taft meets Western railroad leaders with cabinet members and Interstate Commerce Commission officials to press a pause on tariff increases. The plan aims to delay new rates until a pending rail law can be enacted and reviewed by the ICC. A conference with Eastern lines is arranged for tomorrow.
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Western Railroad
Wickersham
P. C. Knox
Charles Nagel
Commerce and Labor
Charles D. Norton
Martin 4. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Franklin K. Lane
White House
Taft
Congress
Western Railroads
Mr. Taft
W. C. Brown
New York Central Railroad
Brown
Mr. Brown
New York
James McCréa
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Boy Mayor Censured by Board in Salem
Salem June 6 Mayor Arthur B. Howard and Inspector Patrick J. Leahen were censured by the Board of Aldermen over a dispute at a May hearing. Howard, facing criminal libel charges and pending trial, recommended Leahen’s dismissal for subordination. Howard, 41, has seen his seven months in office unpaid amid financial troubles.
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Salem
Arthur B. Howard
Board of Aldermen
Patrick J. Leahen
Salem Police
Howard
Inspector Leahen
Leahen
No L Bill at Present Session
Senator Bennett announced plans to substitute a delay-for-study resolve to have the Finance Commission and Boston transit bodies review subway tunnel rentals and leases. The measure aims to extend leases, examine stock holdings of other streets, and seek draft bills for future action, with passage of Bennett’s resolve likely.
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Bennett
Finance Commission
Senate
Massachusetts Railroad Commission
Boston Transit Commission
Board of Railroad Commissioners
General Court
Elevated
West End
Joint Board
Boston Elevated Railway Company
City of
Boston
Saugus
Tinkham
Thief Steals From New York Policeman Home
A thief broke into Gadlia Krams patrolman of the New York department and robbed him of $49 in bills from his trousers a gold watch a chain and Krams service revolver from the hip pocket. He searched the apartment ransacking premises and left the policeman’s shield on the table with a five cent piece beside it to imply how to report the robbery.
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New York
Gadlia Krams
New York Department
Tie
Krams
Brookline Names New Lieutenant to Lead Police Bureau
Sergeant George Stitt of the Brookline police has been approved by the Civil Service Commission as lieutenant and ratified by the Board of Selectmen. He will head the criminal investigation bureau, succeeding the late Captain Albert S. Page.
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George Stitt
Brookline
Civil Service Commission
Board of Selectmen
Criminal Investigation Bureau
Albert S. Page
Daily Fire Record Summary of Tremont Poplar Hunting ton Avenues
At 2 10 p m box 61 351 Tremont Street John FF Kershaw reports damage 2000. At 3 35 p m box T05 50 Poplar Street Wolf Aterstein reports damage 10. At 9 43 p m box 247 706 Huntington Avenue Associated Crust Company reports slight damage. 11 57 p m box 215 Needless reads as entry.
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Tremont Street
John FF. Kershaw
Poplar Street
Wolf Aterstein
Huntington Avenue
Associated ‘Crust Company
Marsh Re-elected President of New York Cotton Exchange
Arthur R. Marsh was re-elected president of the New York Cotton Exchange today without opposition, succeeding G. W. Brenneck, who did not seek re election.
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New York
Arthur R. Marsh
New York Cotton Exchange
G. W. Brenneck
Runaway Carriage Injures Two In Arlington
Arlington June 6 Mark Sullivan a driver for George Law narrowly escaped death when thrown from a carriage on Park Avenue hill as the horse bolted. The accident injured Sullivan and a man identified as W D Sullivan of Boston who was accompanying him. Police were alerted but identities were concealed.
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Arlington
Mark Sullivan
George Law
Park Avenue Hill
Sullivan
Law
Venture
W. D. Sullivan
Boston
Park Avenue
Constipation relief touted by Loxolive syrup remedy
The notice claims constipation can be permanently overcome by personal effort with the aid of a Loxolive syrup containing senna. It promotes forming regular daily habits to allow nature's functions to resume unaided, presenting the product as the best remedy to assist nature and induce proper effort.
Malden Marriage Endangered by Divorce Plea
Albert M. Gerow, an officer living at 141 Broadway, asked Judge Bischoff to annul his marriage to Mrs. Gerow. He said he married Miss Eleanor Maud Nunn in Malden Mass on April 1 last year and since then Mrs. Gerow has avoided his company. He claimed she accepted over $1000 from him to furnish an apartment in New York City.
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New York
Albert M. Gerow
Broadway
Lactabs Promoted for Health by Boston Agents
The Paris Pasteur Institute credits sour milk bacteria with health benefits and Bulgarians longevity. Lactabs, a commercial milk ferment, is recommended to ward off indigestion fatigue and other ills. Available in 20 cent packages from Boston stores or by mail.
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Paris Pasteur Institute
New England
Washington St
Boston
Skin Remedies Claim Easy Cure for Itching Sores
In 1907 a Brooklyn man reports skin eruptions that blinded his eyesight and says Cuticura Soap and Ointment restored his health after six weeks. A New York City man describes rapid relief from widespread itching after using the Cuticura regimen. The advertisement promotes Cuticura as a complete external and internal treatment for skin humors for all ages.
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Arthur D. Gridley
Dean St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frank Gridley
43Rd St
New York City
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