Believe Man Lost Off Tug East Boston Mystery
Captain Charles L. Hassan of the tug Ethel Merriam says he believes Richard Carroll a fireman on the tug Margarite jumped overboard Sunday afternoon near Gove's wharf East Boston after a splash was heard. Hassan and his brother found no body. harbor police searched with hooks but found no trace.
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Charles L. Hassan
Ethel Merriam
Boston
Richard Carroll
Marguerite
Hassan
Gove
Laxatives Compared for Gentle Natural Relief
An article extols Taps laxatives as safe non narcotic options that aid nature to clear the lower intestine gently without griping. It promotes Taps tablets for adults and Taps Jr for children, available in trial packets at a small price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Taps Jr
Hoop! La! Big Circus Here Again This Week
Circus returns to town with Barnum and Bailey performing daily for a full week. Crowds flock to the enormous tents, filling afternoon and evening shows that delight both young and old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoop
Circus
The Wizard Prince of Arabia Spectacle at Huntington Grounds
The pageant titled The Wizard Prince of Arabia fills a three hour show with dancers, pantomimes, and vivid scenery. Olympia Desval and Bird Millman dazzle with acts including a tango on a tightrope. A vast troupe of aerialists, acrobats, and exotic animals from many lands perform, alongside horse racing and chariot races, ending with a grand circus atmosphere that draws crowds to the Huntingdon avenue grounds.
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Arabia
Olympia Desval
Bird Millman
Boston
Neapolitans
Eristonians
Patricks
Rome
Circus
Barnum and Bailey’s
Huntington Avenue
Cambridge Gambling Raid Victims Fined
Four men arrested in a Cambridge gambling raid were fined 15 dollars each for being found with gambling implements at a Third District Court session before Judge Almy. The defendants names are Hunt Franks Boyle all of Boston and Scannell of East Cambridge. Hundreds of dollars in gaming devices were seized.
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Cambridge
Third District Court
Almy
William J. Hunt
Albert Franks
Frank Boyle
Boston
Michael F. Scannell
East Cambridge
Mayor Good
Will wed lady who led grand march in Boston union ball
Miss Nellie Bloomberg who led the grand march at the Boston Newsboys Protective Union ball last year will marry Max Berger of Fitchburg tomorrow night at Mt Bowdoin Hall Dorchester. Rabbi A Gorovitz of Roxbury will perform the ceremony.
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Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union
Nellie Bloomberg
Max Berger
Fitchburg
Mt. Bowdoin Hall
Dorchester
A. Gorovitz
Novey Zedeck
Roxbury
Jail motorcyclist arraigned in Cook death case
Springfield June 1 Frank Gensberg the motorcyclist who killed H. H. Cook was arraigned in police court on a manslaughter charge. He was held in eight hundred dollar bonds for trial in June. He could not post the bond and was remanded to jail.
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Springfield
Frank Gensberg
H. H. Cook
Thin Folks Who Want to Fat Up Advertises Sargol Tablets
A promotional piece urges thin people to gain weight using Sargol tablets with every meal. It claims the six element blend converts sugars and starches into tissue nourishment, reporting 10 to 25 pounds gain in a month. It markets Sargol as natural and harmless with a money back guarantee and cautions users must be willing to gain at least 10 pounds.
Watering Station Opens in Copley Square
In Copley square near the Westminster Hotel a new SPCA watering station opened for business yesterday. A man with a sign on his hat dispensed a generous pail of water to thirsty horses while another sign on an electric pole helped drivers spot the horses oasis.
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Copley Square
Westminster Hotel
Oasis
Northern Baptist convention opens in Tremont Temple
More than 2000 of about 50 delegates have arrived for the Northern Baptist convention in Tremont Temple. Registration at Park Street Church closes at 10, with an expected 5000 delegates. A drama sermon features 50 girls depicting Adoniram Judson.
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Northern Baptist Convention
Tremont Temple
Park Street
Jordan Hall
Adoniram Judson
First Baptist
Cortland Myers
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Henry Bond
Brattleboro
A. G. Lawson
New York
Henry C. Mabie
Boston
Boston Common
Society Aids Many Horses in Boston Watering Program
The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals spends 20 dollars daily except Sundays to water horses in congested areas. Two water wagons, three hydrant stations, and helpers assist teamsters with pails as fountains close. Last year 243,673 animals were watered. Donations to 45 Milk Street, Boston, Mass., are welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Boston
Francis H. Rowley
Milk Street
Mass
Eight-Year Terms for Blackmailers in Philadelphia
Aramanag Kazazian and Garabad Narinian were convicted in a U S court for conspiring to extort $7000 from Miran Karaghousian a wealthy New York merchant. Each received eight years imprisonment after testimony of numerous threatening letters over seven to eight years.
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Philadelphia
Aramanag Kazazian
Garabad Narinian
United States
Miran Karaghousian
New York
Panama Record Boat Arrives at New York
The Panama railroad steamship line steamer Alliance, the first ocean steamer to pass through the Gatun locks into Gatun Lake, arrived in New York today after making the canal passage on June 6.
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Panama
New York
Panama Railroad Steamship Line
Alliance
Gatun Locks
Gatun Lake
Suffragists Open Quarters in Financial District
The Equal Franchise committee opened its downtown HQ at 16 Federal Street for a one month test in a anti suffrage stronghold. Speakers including Mrs Arthur Hartwell Mrs Maud Wood Park and George Nasmyth drew a cross section of visitors while questions and literature were offered daily noon to 3 pm.
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Equal Franchise Committee
Federal Street
Financial District
Arthur Hartwell
Maud Wood Park
George Nasmyth
William Roscoe Thayer
A. H. Hart
Harvard
Winona Pinkham
Olive Hasbrouck
Congress
Andrew Allen
Montreal
Claiborne Catlin
Highwaymen Wounded in Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Train Battle
Peter Brown of Buffalo was perhaps fatally wounded and Clarence Davis of New Castle seriously hurt in a pistol fight with police on a Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad train near Elwood City Pennsylvania. The men were wanted for highway robbery at Butler.
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Elwood City
Penn
Peter Brown
Buffalo
Clarence Davis
New Castle
Pittsburg and
Lake Erie
Butler
Osborne Life Trustee Elected at Princeton University
The trustees of Princeton University elected William Church Osborne of New York City as a life trustee, succeeding the late John L. Cadwallader of New York. The election took place in Princeton New Jersey on June 15.
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Osborne
Princeton University
Princeton
N. J
William Church Osborne
New York City
John L. Cadwallader
New York
Acid Stomach Dangers and Home Antacid Remedy
Advertisement warns that acid in the stomach irritates the lining and causes most stomach trouble. It says ordinary medicines don’t fix the root cause and recommends 1 teaspoonful of insulated magnesia as an antacid after meals to neutralize acid and prevent fermentation. Foods may be eaten with caution if followed by insulated magnesia.
Red bandanna session marks Bull Moose meeting
Greater Boston Progressives plan a windup dinner at Horticultural Hall Thursday evening to end the $50 000 Bull Moose campaign fund canvass. They will display red bandannas from the 1912 campaign to welcome U S Senator Moses E Clapp, a Progressive leader who helped popularize the emblem.
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Greater Boston
Horticultural Hall
United States
Moses E. Clapp
Progressives rally for Clapp with red bandanas in Worcester
Senator Clapp is pledged to speak at Worcester county, Springfield, and Boston as Progressive organizers tout a record turnout and a potential major Bull Moose rally. Funds in the campaign reach 19 thousand 400 dollars with 14 hundred 42 contributed yesterday, as up state teams report mixed progress and strong enthusiasm.
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Senator Clapp
Greater Boston
Clapp
Worcester County
Worcester
Springfield
Boston
Progressive State
Herald
Newspaper Row
Pittsfield
Joy riders receive no leniency from New Bedford judge
In New Bedford on June 15 Judge Raymond refused to commute 30 days of a three month sentence for Mathew McGuigain of Fall River, in a case involving driving under the influence. He warned the offense is too serious for leniency and said a further sentence would be pronounced later. The item ends with an advertisement for HUB PUNCH.
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New Bedford
Raymond
Mathew McGuigain
Fall River
School Boys Fit Up Supt. Dyer's Office
An example of practical work at the Boston Industrial School for Boys shows students outfitting the private working office of Dr. Dyer the superintendent of schools. The boys designed and built the furniture electrical fixtures leather cushions and fittings matching Circas sian wood tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer
Boston
Industrial School For
Morris
Boston Industrial School
Public school boys craft exquisite interior room exhibit
Under headmaster William C. Crawford the boys designed and built furniture for a superintendent’s room in the Boston public schools. The project features colonial wainscoting a cushioned window seat and a Circassian walnut finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Crawford
Boston Public
Dyer
Death of Mrs. Helen Nichols Mentioned During State Senate Session
Mrs. Helen Jane Guthrie Pingree Nichols, mother of Senator Malcolm E. Nichols and Nathaniel F. P. Nichols, died at her Winthrop Beach home after a monthlong illness. She was 70. The funeral is set for 10 30 am at 30 Underhill Street with burial in Evergreen Cemetery Portland Maine. Survivors include three sisters and a brother F R A Pingree, a Portland millinery importer.
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Helen Jane Guthrie Pingree Nichols
Malcolm E. Nichols
Nathaniel F. P. Nichols
Boston Fest
Boston Industrial Development Board
Underhill Street
Winthrop Beach
Edwin T. Nichols
Nichols
Senator Nichols
State Senate
Senate
Evergreen Cemetery
Portland
Maine
Norway
Luther Farrar
Elizabeth May (Dexter) Pingree
Handel and Haydn Society
New Jerusalem Church
Oxford Bears
Boston
Harvard College
Cambridge
F. R. A. Pingree
Sarah Keith
Virginia P. Marwick
George O. A. Sawyer
Hartford
Conn
Quincy Students Plan Meeting Over Houghs Neck Playground
About 300 Quincy school children plan to visit Mayor Miller's office next Thursday to present a petition for a playground in Hough's Neck. Edward P. Powers leads the effort as city seeks recreation facilities after years of moves.
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Quincy
Government Moves Against Income Tax Dodgers
Treasury agents prepare to pursue income tax dodgers as Commissioner Osborne vows all are detectable. He states there is no chance of evading the tax system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Osborne
Pinklets Cure Constipation Advt From Dr Williams Co
Poisons kept in the body from constipation cause fullness discomfort poor appetite and bad breath. Avoid strong purgatives and use mild non-griping Pinklets to restore bowel and liver function with no fear of chronic constipation. Available from druggists 25 cents per bottle with a Pinklet book offer from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Father John's Medicine Endorsed By Lowell Father
Mr Joseph Mercier of 253 Walker Street Lowell Massachusetts testifies that his seven year old son Clifford has used Father John's Medicine since age two. He reports wheeze and night cough disappear, weight and strength increase, and says the family would not be without it and recommends it to mothers of weak children.
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Joseph Mercier
Walker Street
Lowell
Mass
Clifford
Father John
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T. Debaker
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Fitzgerald Loan Co
Collingswood
DeMiracle
DeMiracle Chemical Co
Park Ave
129Th Sr
Bull Moose Fund
JOY Riders
Adut
Death
Mrs. Nichols
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Hough
Mercier
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France
New York Harbor
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis F. American
S. S. Pierce
Jacob Wirth Co
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