Fish Harriman Death Grapple Intensifies in Rail War
A New York report states Stuyvesant Fish president of Illinois Central battles Harriman aligned Standard Oil over Mutual Life Insurance policy control. Fish denies any halt to the attack and asserts no obstacle remains to the policy holders' investigation.
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Stuyvesant Fish
Illinois Central Railroad
Standard Oil-Harriman
Mr. Fish
Mutual Life Insurance Company
EK. H. Harriman
Harriman
Standard Oil
Illinois Central
Mallalieu To Attend Newport Conference
The New England M KE Southern conference will be held here March 2 to April 2 inclusive with Right Rev Earl Cranston bishop of Washington presiding and Right Rev Willard F Malalieu retired bishop of Boston in attendance.
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Newport
New England
M. KE
Earl Cranston
Washington, D. C
Willard F. Malalieu
Boston
Longworths Arrive by Mascotte From Havana
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth arrived in Tampa on the Mascotte from Havana at 2 30 pm and left at 8 40 pm on the Atlantic Coast Line toward Washington in a private car.
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Nicholas Longworth
Havana
Washington
Cambridge Theft At 43 Cogswell Avenue
William Morris house at 43 Cogswell Avenue Cambridge entered yesterday afternoon with false keys. A child’s silver mug and other articles were stolen.
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William Morris
Cogswell Avenue
Cambridge
Robbery at East Boston Home of Mrs Eaton
The home of Mrs. Alice Eaton in East Boston was entered by masked burglars yesterday afternoon using a false key and articles valued at $259 were stolen.
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Alice Eaton
Boston
Liberty for the Russians Manifests Core Reforms in Empire
St Petersburg report states that after special councils at Tsarskoe Selo under the Emperor, main liberties are guaranteed and a manifesto will be coded into fundamental laws. A two chamber system will exist with both houses able to initiate non fundamental legislation, and sessions will be public.
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Tsarskoe Selo
Massachusetts Red Cross lists famine relief gifts for Japan
Gardiner M. Lane treasurer reports total Red Cross famine relief contributions at 2955.70 dollars. The list adds donations since the last report including Miss Mary Lee Ware G. H. Bond in memory of J. E. H. and many individuals from Boston and New Hampshire contributing amounts from 1 to 100 dollars.
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Massachusetts
American National Red Cross
State Street
Japan
Mary Lee Ware
G. H. Bond
Henry C. Weston
George Dexter
N. S. Bartlett
Eisemann Bros
Harriet S. Cousens
Katherine Choate Treson
J. M. Bemis
Robert S. Russell
T. W
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George J. Fisher
Charles W. Sturgis
Francis S. Sturgis
Marion W. Clark
Trifle
Causeway Street
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S. B. Goddard
Framingham Friend
James J. Putnam
H. M. Pierce
William H. Converse
Annie F. Healey
C. W. Gerould
Wellesley
Equitable
William L. Knopes
Francestown
N. H
Equitable Bend
Thomas W. Powers
Charlestown High Second Team Wins at Ward 9 Gym
The Charlestown High second team defeated the English High School Room 8 squad 19 to 9 in Ward 9 gymnasium yesterday.
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Cape Catboat Association Holds Annual Dinner
The Cape Catboat Association of Massachusetts held its annual dinner at the Essex Hotel last evening. Twenty members attended with President T. M. Whittemore presiding. Speakers included Dr. F. B. Dawes George K. Lane Herbert W. Robbins and I Hl. Smith.
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Essex Hotel
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Winthrop High Varsity Beats Gardner High in Big Win
Winthrop High School defeated Gardner High 82 to 14 last night as the home team dominated on the court. Winthrop H. 32 led the scoring with a strong team-wide performance and wide margin victory.
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Gardner High
John D Rockefeller Steals Into Pittsburg
John D Rockefeller, pursued by process servers nationwide, passed through Pittsburg in the private car Plymouth Rock last night. The guarded car arrived at Union station from Fort Wayne on the Pennsylvania line, switched there, and came from Indian Territory, center of Barnsdall Oil interests. It departed Union Station at 40 p m for Jersey City.
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Barnsdall Oil
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Boston University Sophs Hold Annual Winter Promenade
The sophomore class of Boston University College of Liberal Arts held its winter promenade at Jacob Sleeper Hall. Green and orange colors blended with red and white university hues. Officers Asa A. Cole Edith E. Biggs Gladys Wilton Aubrey F. Hills Reginald Fitz-Randolphe led the event with a musical and literary program.
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Asa A. Cole
Somerville
Edith E. Biggs
Arlington
Gladys Wilton
Salem
Aubrey F. Hills
Melrose Highlands
Reginald T. Fitz-Randolphe
Boulder
Col
Victoria M. Zellar
Wionville
Pearl
Mantapan
Henry D. Ayersterbury
N. IT
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Maury V. Page
Lancaster
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Cohoes, N. Y
Senator Mellen Proposes Boston Municipal Salary Benefit
Senator Mellen of Charlestown yesterday introduced a bill to let Boston pay the late Councilman Magurns mother the councilmanic salary for the rest of the year.
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Charlestown
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Magurn
Boston episode cited as root of Chinese boycott
William Hancock, China customs veteran, blamed immigration chief Billings in Boston for fueling a China boycott after detaining the King family. Billings defended law enforcement, saying Congress must fix any bad laws. The King party later left Boston after bonds and photos were provided.
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Guaranteed Cure for Piles Patent Medicine Claim
An advertisement states PAZO OINTMENT guarantees cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding symptoms with a refund if not cured in 6 to 14 days. Price 60 cents.
Labor Leaders and Unions Converse on Eight-Hour Day
Prescott Hall of the National Anti-Immigration Association plans a talk with Boston Central Labor Union delegates. King’s brewery coopers regain eight-hour day after talks with the union and C L U. Boston engineers faction calls for city gas lighting reform. Cambridge Central Labor Union denounces City Electrician O’Hearn. Longshoremen and Sailors groups prepare meetings and addressed by D T O'Sullivan S J and Charles Morris.
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Fitzgerald
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New England
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S. J
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Water Street
Charlestown
Kneeland Street
Carriage and Wagon Workers’ Union 9
Union picks two for Kansas City convention
Peter A L Mitchell and James F Galvin elected by Boiler Makers Union 250 to the international convention in Kansas City on March 10. Wonderland Crescent Beach management agrees to employ all resort work under union conditions with Boston Building Trades Council official John T Cashman. Division 105 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Freight and Baggagemen held a mass meeting for Boston & Maine railroad employees.
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Peter AL. Mitchell
James F. Galvin
Kansas City
Wonderland
Crescent Beach
John T. Cashman
Boston Building Trades Council
Division 105
Brotherhood of Railroad Freight and Baggagemen
Boston & Maine Railroad
300 Truancies In One Year
George Murphy chief of the truant officers spoke to the school committee on his truancy plan. He said last year there were 300 cases with 98 on probation and others sent to the parental school. He cited contagious illnesses and church holidays as factors and noted girls tend to stay at the State Industrial School if sent away. The board reviewed his remedies in executive session.
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George Murphy
Murphy
Medford Universalists Plan 75th Anniversary Celebration
The Universalist Society of Medford marks its 75th incorporation anniversary on March 18 with a four day celebration. The church reports one of the city’s largest congregations and has mapped an extensive programme.
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Medford
Universalist Society
Plan to Settle Sewer Suits in Wakefield
Wakefield March 2 A proposition to settle suits between the town and sewer contractors has been offered by Attorney Leahy of Leahy and Pelletier. The cases totaling about 40 000 were set for trial at the April term of the Superior Court.
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Leahy
Leahy & Pelletier
Electric Car Collision In Cambridge Leaves Driver Injured
An inward-bound Beacon and Hamp Shire street electric car collided with a heavy express caravan in Cambridge last evening. Driver Richard McNamara of 277 Western Avenue suffered scalp wounds and a fractured leg, and was taken to General Hospital. Motorman A H McDougal escaped serious harm as the front vestibule of the car was demolished.
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Western Avenue
Maroon's Watertown Express Company
Hampshire Street
Broadway
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General Hospital
Death of Miss Lillian Richardson in Medford
Miss Lillian M. Richardson of Florence street died after an 11 week typhoid illness. An English-born resident of Medford for over 20 years, she was daughter of E.F. Richardson of Boston firm Richardson Wright Co. Funeral at Grace Episcopal Church Medford Monday afternoon with Revs Frank I Paradise and Maurice A. Levy officiating.
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Boston Rector Presented to Pope in Rome Audience
Vatican private audience featured Monsignor Kennedy rector of the American College at Rome presenting the Rev. J K E Hillerick rector of St. Joseph's Church Boston Mass to Pope Pius. The event highlighted church ties between Rome and Boston as officials discussed church matters.
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Pius
Monsigneur Kennedy
American College At
J. KE. Hillerick
St. Joseph's Church
Boston
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