Cutter Saves Craft in Peril
A three masted schooner, J Manchester Haynes, capt Rixon, was towed into port by revenue cutter Onondaga after a violent storm. Bound from Jacksonville to Boston with lumber, the vessel took on water and lost deckload. Crew lived on deck for two days before rescue off Cape Lookout.
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Newport News
J. Manchester Haynes
Rixon
Gnondaga
Haynes
Jacksonville
Boston
Revenue Cutter
Cape Lookout
Railroad Telegraphers Expect Grant Concession
After an all day session at the South station between employee committees and eight division superintendents and General Manager Bardo, a concession by Mellon railroads to the telegraphers demands is expected. Vice-President Whaley acted with authority in the talks.
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Mellon
South Station
Bardo
Whaley
Senate probes guards for suffrage marchers
Washington March 5 Senate opened an inquiry into the Washington police chief and department over the failure to provide protection for suffrage marchers during the March 8 pageant. The probe follows a joint Congressional resolution demanding protection for the demonstrators.
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Washington
Washington Police Department
Senate Today
Congress
Police Department
Railroad telegraphers push for shorter day and higher pay
The New Haven branch leads talks with Mellen's system while officials from Boston Maine Central Central New England Boston Albany and Boston Terminal await a counter proposal. Telegraphers towermen station agents and switchmen seek a 10 hour day on a 12 hour shift and a 10 percent raise. No strike decision yet.
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New Haven Railroad
Mellen
Bardo
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Central New England
Boston & Albany
Boston Terminal Company
South Station
Pierson
Charges Dropped in Fallon Case at Somerville Court
The case of Thomas N. Fallon, an employee of American Tube Works, Somerville, charged with accepting a gratuity from four former workers, was not pressed in Somerville police court yesterday. Other defendants’ cases were continued until March 13.
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Thomas N. Fallon
American Tube Works
Somerville
Houston on Limited Leave of Absence
David F. Houston, newly named Secretary of Agriculture, will remain chancellor of Washington University on limited leave. President Brookings announced that Professor Frederick A. Hall, dean of Liberal Arts, will act as chancellor in his absence.
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David F. Houston
Washington University
Brookings
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University Corporation
Frederick A. Hall
College of Liberal Arts
Senate panel to probe police over suffrage march
Under a near adjournment resolution Senator Gallinger appointed Senators Jones Dillingham and Pomerene to lead a district police inquiry. Hearings begin 1:30 tomorrow with Major Sylvester among first witnesses. scrutiny focuses on police attitude toward suffragists and protection provided. He blames manpower shortages and cites Congress inaction for years.
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Gallinger
District of Columbia Committee
Jones
Dillingham
Pomerene
Richard Sylvester
Sylvester
Wilson
Jones Still Flying for New York City
Harry M. Jones, the postal aviator, left Bridgeport for a Boston to New York flight, aiming to reach New York tonight but reportedly landed at Rye, New York, and will resume the journey tomorrow.
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New York City
Bridgeport
Conn
Harry M. Jones
Boston
New York
Rye
N. Y
Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Liver and Bowel Cleansing
Advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle natural remedy for constipation and indigestion. It claims to cleanse the liver and bowels, reduce symptoms like headache and gas, and avoid harsh physic. The ad urges asking for Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna from a druggist and notes California Fig Syrup Company on the label.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Mary L. Macomber Exhibits New Paintings at Vose Gallery
Seventeen paintings by Mary L. Macomber attract art lovers at the R. C. & N. M. Vose gallery on Boylston Street. Many works are shown for the first time. Notable pieces include Mar coni, Flora, Song, Reflections and Princess Parizada highlighting the collection.
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Mary L. Macomber
Boylston Street
Mary I. Macomber
Princess Parizada
VOSE
R. C
N. M. Vose
Quincy Charge Dismissed in Boston Mayor Trial
United States Judge Mayer dismissed another of the five indictments against Josiah Quincy former Boston mayor and associates for alleged fraud in the Can adian ore claims. Only one count remains in one indictment as the trial resumes tomorrow with jurors likely to reach a verdict by Friday.
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New York
United States
Mayer
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Julian Hawsthorne
William J. Morton
Albert B. Freeman
Quincy
Hawthorne Companies
Urge Annuity Be Approved For Boston Widow
Representative Michael J. Brophy and ex Senator William Taylor urged Boston’s committee on cities to approve a bill authorizing an annuity of 300 dollars yearly to Henrietta A. Ritchie widow of District Chief Robert A. Ritchie. The bill has Fire Commissioner Cole and Corporation Counsel Corbett approval and East Boston lawmakers’ endorsement.
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Michael J. Brophy
William Taylor
East Boston
Committee On Cities
Boston
Henrietta A. Ritchie
Robert A. Ritchie
Ritchie
Evening lectures at the Cathedral on Catholic Doctrine
Beginning at 10:15 a.m. next Sunday at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Rev. Matthew L. Fortier S. J. of Boston College will deliver a course of lectures on Catholic Doctrine. The lectures will be given every evening during Passion Week.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Matthew L. Fortier
S. J
Boston College
Fire in West End Lodging House Sparks Suspicion
A mysterious incendiary blaze at 79 Charles Street West End struck the lodging house run by Lawrence Barron. Chief Fox reported fires on the third, fourth and fifth floors and in mattresses with $800 damage. Police were alerted for immediate investigation after kerosene odor and carpet evidence.
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Lawrence Barron
Charles Street
West End
Fox
Engine Company 10
Evidence in on singer murder case in Chicago
In Chicago on March 5 the trial of Charles N. Cramer alias Conway and his wife for the alleged murder of Baltimore heiress Miss Sophia Singer nears start of hearings. Evidence was completed today as Mrs. Cramer shocked the court by repudiating an alleged police confession made after arrest in Lima Ohio.
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Chicago
Charles N. Cramer
Conway
Sophia Singer
Baltimore
Kersten
Thaw Bribery Case to Go to Grand Jury Next Week
New York March 5 The testimony in Albany hearings on the alleged bribery scheme linked to efforts to release Harry K Thaw from Matteawan State Hospital will be presented to the grand jury early next week.
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New York
Albany
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan State Hospital
District Attorney’s Office
Immunity Question Settles as Whitman Moves Forward
District Attorney Whitman will present evidence to the grand jury after a letter from John N. Carlisle said witnesses including Dr. John W. Russell and Attorney John N. Anhut appeared willingly and immunity was not raised. A habeas corpus hearing for Thaw is set in Supreme Court tomorrow.
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Whitman
John N. Carlisle
Committee of
John W. Russell
Matteawan Asylum
John N. Anhut
Thaw
Charles Kennedy
Supreme Court
Giegerich
Leake
Wyman Urges Rail Control At New England Meeting
Harvard Law professor Bruce Wyman urged a New England transportation commission to oversee rail operations as the retail coal dealers convention closed. George E. Copeland of Worcester presented on the cost of doing business. William A. Clark was re elected president with George A. Sheldon treasurer and new vice presidents named from several states.
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New England
Bruce Wyman
Harvard Law School
George E. Copeland
Worcester
William A Clark
Northampton
George A. Sheldon
Greenfield
FF. E. Blodgett
Suncook
N. H
J. P. McCrusker
New Haven
New England Transportation Commission
Treasury saves 8 million in four-year term
The Treasury Department's efficiency and economy committee told Franklin MacVeagh that he saved eight million dollars for the government during his four-year term as Secretary of the Treasury.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Committee On Efficiency and Economy Today
Franklin MacVeagh
Secretary of the Treasury
Helps Page Aims to Aid Home Makers in Sunday Post
Readers are urged to check the helps section of the Sunday Post for new home making ideas. The note promotes the helps page in the upcoming Sunday issue.
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Sunday Post
Rate agreement urged by Cunard official in steamship trust case
Hermann Winter manager of the Cunard line testified in the government dissolution suit that transatlantic steamship companies need a rate agreement to safely conduct business. He backed the claim amid the government’s challenge to the steamship trust.
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New York
Hermann Winter
Cunard Line
Steamship Trust
Hank the Hermit and Animals Vacuum Prank Highlight
Readers are teased with a Sunday Post comic feature in which Hank the Hermit and his animal companions stage a humorous vacuum cleaner mishap. The teaser promises lighthearted panels and playful chaos for the comic section.
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Hank the Hermit
Ward 10 Holds Town Meeting in Boston
Ward 10 residents met at 329 Columbus Ave to push local reforms. Resolutions call for electric rail service, Copley square development, street planning, and removal of the railroad yard from Boylston and Huntington. Speakers included Sen David T. Montague and Rep Channing H. Cox among others. Committees were formed to lobby the Legislature and Railroad Commissioners.
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League
Columbus Avenue
Republican Committee
Ward
Good Government Association
Boston
David T. Montague
Channing H. Cox
William S. Kinney
Charles Clerke
L. R. Chapman
Ward Ten Club
J. W. Wharton
Thomas Johnson
Back Bay Improvement League
William E. McKee
Ward 10 Good Government Association
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Extradition Ordered for Man in Hinsdale Murder
Judge Wallace ruled on March 5 that Jack Wren an American must be extradited to New Hampshire to face charges of murdering John S Hamilton a railroad construction foreman in Hinsdale New Hampshire.
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Wren
New Hampshire
Halifax
N. S
Wallace
Jack Wren
John S. Hamilton
Hinsdale
N. H
Danderine Promises Quick Hair Beautification and Growth
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine for 25 cents, claiming it cleans dust and oil from hair, stops dandruff, nourishes the scalp, and promotes abundant, soft, lustrous growth with regular use. It urges purchasing from any drug store or toilet counter.
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Knowlton
Veteran recalls health recovery aided by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
W. C. Atkinson of Russellville Tennessee credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with saving his life after grip and loss of appetite followed a severe cold. The 82 year old Mexican War veteran, born 1830, says he bought six bottles on returning home from the National Soldiers' Home in Tennessee and would not be without it. He remembers the stars fall from the sky when he was 17.
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W. C. Atkinson
Duffy
National Soldiers
Tenn
Russellville, Tenn
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Safeguard Against Illness
An old advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as protective against winter colds and serious diseases when taken as directed. It claims benefits for throat and lung troubles and overall vitality for men and women exposed to cold weather. The ad warns buyers to demand genuine sealed bottles and provides a mailing address for a medical booklet.
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