Ettor Deported by Canada Returns to U.S.
Joseph J Ettor a leader of the Industrial Workers of the World Lawrence strike was taken from a train at White Rock British Columbia and deported on Ottawa order. He arrived back in Blaine Washington on March 3 after crossing from Canada.
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Blaine, Wash
Joseph J. Ettor
Industrial Workers of the World
Lawrence
Mass
United States
White Rock
B. C
Ottawa
Ettor Detained by Immigration Officers on Trip to Victoria
Ettor was kept under guard between trains by immigration officers who reported he refused to answer questions. He claimed U S citizenship and said he was en route to lecture in Victoria and could not be detained. He would not allow baggage searches. Ottawa gave no deportation reason beyond labeling him an agitator. Since his Salem murder acquittal Ettor remains with the I W W despite family threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettor
United States
Victoria
Ottawa
Salem
Mass
Industrial Workers of the World
Hawthorne Quincy Not Called as Witnesses in Mining Nail Trial
Julian Hawthorne and Josiah Quincy, linked with Dr William Morton in a long federal trial over mining stock fraud, will not testify in their own defense. Morton faced hours of cross examination while the defense suspended testimony with no stated reason. Jurors are excused until tomorrow for government rebuttal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julian Hawthorne
Josiah Quincy
William Morton
United States District Court
Morton
Foreman Fined for Horse Cruelty in Brookline Court
Yesterday in Brookline Court Frank D. White foreman for Charles J. Jacobs was fined five dollars on a complaint by the Massachusetts SPCA for authorizing and permitting a horse to be subjected to unnecessary suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline Court
Massachusetts S. P. C. A
Frank D. White
Charles J. Jacobs
Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Ad
An old home remedy promotes a pint of cough syrup made from Pinex and granulated sugar dissolved in warm water. The ad claims quick relief for coughs, croup, hoarseness, and throat troubles, with a money back guarantee and purchase through Pinex Co. or local druggists.
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Norway
United States
Canada
The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Boston Council Backs Electric Rail Lighting Bill
Boston's City Council supported a legislative bill enabling street electric railroads to supply electricity for lighting public buildings and streets in cities and towns where they operate, with affected communities free to opt in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Council Mulls Underground Wires and Fire Department Size
Council debates street wiring rules under Edison monopoly and city fireman height and weight standards. Resolutions seek Navy yard use, fuel ships, and aid for Boston youths’ South America trip. Budget items include schoolboys stadium, City Hall annex coping, jail physician pay, and Roslindale building plans debated at public meeting.
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Watson
Kenny
Ballantyne
Coulthurst
Edison Company
Civil Service
Fire Department
McDonald
Secretary of the Navy
Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
South America
Corbett
Tremont Street
Mason Street
Avery Street
Franklin Field
Suffolk County
Roslindale
Death of Miss Annie J Hines of Dorchester
Miss Annie J Hines aged about 54 sister of Patrolman Daniel J Hines of the Dudley Street station died suddenly at her brother’s home 5 Saco Street Dorchester Sunday evening. She collapsed from heart failure after a brief period of good health. Known as Aunt Jane to neighborhood children she was loved for her kindness. Funeral services will be held at St Ann's Church Neponset Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie J. Hines
Dorchester
Daniel J. Hines
Dudley Street
Saco Street
Miss Hines
Jane
St. Ann’s Church
Neponset
Editor MacDonald guest of Pilgrims
Dr. J. A. MacDonald editor of the Toronto Globe was honored guest and principal speaker at a Pilgrim Publicity Association luncheon at the American House. Robert Lincoln O’Brien presided and announced MacDonald’s changed travel plans to address audiences instead of attending Washington inauguration events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Publicity Association
American House
J. A. MacDonald
Toronto Globe
Robert Lincoln O’brien
MacDonald
Washington
Cambridge Fire Trio Destroys Autos and Coal Yard
Three fires within six hours caused about 125000 dollars in damage in Cambridge. The blazes tore through the Carstein Coal yard near North Cambridge, a St James Church chapel cellar fire, and a spectacular Abrams & Co mobile garage at 159 Vassar Street with many gasoline explosions. Firefighters battled wind driven flames, saved adjoining properties, and extinguished the blaze after more than two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myer Abrams & Co
Vassar Street
Abrams
Massachusetts
Albert Harshear
Eustis Street
Roxbury
Collins
Engine 6
Chemical 2
Henley-Kimball Company
Abrams Garage
Henley-Kimball
Engine 2
Cambridge
Pembroke Street
Cogswell Avenue
Somerville
Carstein
Matthew W. Bunker
Irving Street
James A. Casey
General Alarm Fire Destroys Carstein Coal Yard and Chapel
A general alarm fire caused $25,000 damage at the Carstein Coal Company yard while a suspected incendiary blaze broke out in the St James Church chapel three blocks away. The Cambridge fire department faced a lengthy, exhausting effort in responding to both fires yesterday afternoon.
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Cambridge Fire Department
Carstein Coal Company
North
Cambridge
St. James Church
Somerville
Gustave A. Carstein
Carstein Company
St. James’ Church
Wind shift saves homes as damage eases in storm
A severe wind event shifted directions favoring neighborhoods along the western edge, sparing several homes from further damage. Residents reported downed trees and power outages, with crews assessing structural impacts and restoring utilities.
Restitution of Conjugal Rights Decree in London
Mrs Cornwallis West formerly Lady Randolph Spencer Churchill won a decree for the restitution of conjugal rights against George Cornwallis West. She testified briefly in a London divorce court that he left their Norfolk Street home on December 23 and has refused to return. The judge granted 14 days to comply, a step often leading to divorce.
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London
Cornwallis- West
Randolph Spencer Churchill
Leonard Jerome
New York
George Cornwallis- West
Cornwallis-West
Norfolk Street
Samuel T. Evans
England
16 Year Old Girl Missing From Home In Charlestown
Charlestown police were asked late last night to find Julia Mullen 16 who left her home at 2 Hillside Place taking several outfits. Authorities search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Julia Mullen
Hillside Place
Masters at Odds With Teachers Over Pension Bill
The school board discussed a dispute between masters and teachers on a two cent per thousand tax levy for pensions. Masters cite an actuary showing the $29 000 would cover increased pensions. teachers fear loss of current maximums. Board approval for public notices and Evacuation Day events followed.
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Brock
Legislative Committee On Education
Teachers’ Pension Fund
Messrs
Leen
Corcoran
Lee
East Boston
Dyer
South
Boston
Dorchester
South Boston
Newsboys
Joseph Manevitch
Samuel Mednick
Washington
Max Appel
Wendell Phillips
William P. Healey
High School
Earl of Aberdeen Denies Irish Lieutenancy Resignation
Dublin dispatch reports the Earl of Aberdeen denying a London newspaper claim that he intends to resign as lord lieutenant of Ireland. The denial clarifies he has not decided to quit the post as of March 3.
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Earl OF Aberdeen
Dublin
London
Ireland
Plain Talk on Venereal Disease by Dr. Hugh Cabot
A Boston talk titled The Responsibility of the Community for the Prevalence of Venereal Disease was given by Dr. Hugh Cabot at 6 Marlboro Street. He urged education over law to combat venereal disease, calling for parental and school instruction on sex, reproduction, and disease transfer for both sexes and all ages.
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Hugh Cabot
Marlboro Street
Committee On
American Medical Association
Department of Public Health
Women’s Municipal League of Boston
Boston Bill James Compared To Cleveland Double
Scouts say the Boston acquisition from Seattle mirrors Cleveland’s Bill James in height weight and pitching style. Observers with both players note similar mechanics and approaches on the mound and in action.
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Boston
Bill James
Seattle
Cleveland
My Husband Is Still Sober
A Water town reader shares a testimony promoting Renova as a cure for intemperance. The letter claims a husband became sober after consuming Renova in tea or coffee, with the wife urging readers to request a free sample from the Renova Company at 204 Broadway, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riker-Jaynes
Renova
Renova Co
Broadway
New York
How to Escape the Bad Effects of March Weather
March brings ill health and blizzards. remedies like Peruna are advertised to restore appetite, boost digestion, regulate bowels, and strengthen nerves. The ad cites cases from Chicago, Moline, Denver, and Indiana, asserting Peruna cures grip and prevents March sickness. It urges households to keep Peruna during March.
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C. O. Peterson
Hamilton Ave
Chicago
Illinois
George E. Pratt
19Th St
Moline
Refuse to End Strike Protests in New York
Ten thousand garment workers paraded through New York streets in protest of the recent settlement with their employers. A mass meeting in Union Square denounced the terms and resolved to remain on strike until their union is recognized and all demands are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Square
Walker to address Somerville Progressive League meeting
The Hon. Joseph Walker will speak at Maynard Hall Y M C A building at 8 p m tomorrow night on why progressive Republicans should join the Progressive Party. The meeting is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Walker
Somerville
Progressive League
Maynard Hall
Progressive Party
Uric-O Promises Hope Against Rheumatism Blood Disorders
Advertises URICO as a natural cure for rheumatism blood disorders and kidney troubles. Describes a liquid preparation made from top drugs, with pricing $1 per bottle and $5 for six, plus a mail order trial offer. Includes address URICO COMPANY 202 Water Street Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
URICO
Urico Company
Water Street
Binghamton, N. Y
Olive Tablets for Clear Skin and Better Digestion
Colorful ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute that cleanses the liver and bowels without oiliness or danger. It claims skin improves to pink, eyes brighten, and constipation eases with one or two nightly tablets, priced 10 or 25 cents per box from the Olive Tablet Co. in Columbus Ohio.
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Olive Tablet Co
Columbus
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George’ Regan
W. H. Towle
L. G. Cote
W. H. Petersen
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Fitchburg
Bunker
St. James Episcopal Church
Beech Street
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M. FE. Whitney
Blaze
Scott
Scott’s
Charles Anspaugh
Pratt
C. J. Powers
Williams St
Denver
Colorado
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Indiana
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Fall River
Duffy
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Rochester
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