Lawrenc e strike witness avoids blame question
Dudley M. Holman secretary to Governor Foss of Massachusetts testified before the House rules committee on the Lawrence mill strike. He declined to name William M Wood as to blame when pressed by Representative Victor Berger, and the panel withdrew the inquiry after a committee decision.
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Washington
Dudley M. Holman
Foss
Massachusetts
House Rules Committee
Lawrence
William M. Wood
Hardwick
Victor Berger
Wood
American Woolen Company
Perkins Is Roosevelt Messenger In Oyster Bay Visit
George W. Perkins, former Morgan partner, paid a mysterious visit to Theodore Roosevelt in Oyster Bay on March 6. His activity on behalf of Colonel Roosevelt and ties to the International Harvester Company have provided opponents with campaign material as Roosevelt indicated willingness to accept the presidential nomination.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan
Theodore Roosevelt
Perkins
Colonel Roosevelt
International Harvester Company
Senator Mulligan and Harvard Historian Linked in Inquiry
Henry C Mulligan state senator and Archibald C Coolidge Harvard history professor are cited in a formal inquiry. Mead Paredis Lane a musician is mentioned alongside Cuarhee eC Jenks paper manufacturer and bank press in the discussion.
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Henry C. Mulligan
Fek
Archibald C. Coolidge
Harvard
Mead Paredis Lane
Cuarhee Ec. Jenks
Bank Press
Notable historical figures and events referenced in 19th century notes
Mentions include a marble statue sent by the Pope and a monument desecrated by vandals in 1854, the Alamo defense massacre by Santa Anna with David Crockett among the fallen in 1836, and a 1815 riot near the British Parliament over corn laws with many fatalities.
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Washington
Fort Alamo
Texas
Santa Anna
David Crockett
British Parliament House
Corn Hill
Boston Area Weather Forecast Sees Snow or Rain Ahead
Unsettled conditions expected Thursday with possible snow or rain in Boston and vicinity. Friday turns fair with brisk easterly to northerly winds. the New England forecast notes snow or rain on Thursday and high northeast to north winds, followed by unsettled conditions Friday.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Professor Sargent Recovering After Fall at Davis Funeral
Professor Charles Sargent of Holm Lea Brookline rests at home after breaking two ribs in a fall on the ice while attending the funeral of former Mayor Edward L. Davis in Worcester.
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Charles S. Sargent
Holm Lea
Brookline
Edward L. Davis
Worcester
Mrs Taft Attends Hearing with No Comment
Mrs Taft wife of the President spent most of the day at the hearing remaining through the morning session and returning for two hours in the afternoon. She showed interest but made no comment to committee members. Mr Holman followed Captain J J Sullivan Lawrence city marshal who gave a detailed account.
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Mrs. Taft
Mr. Holman
J. J. Sullivan
Lawrence
Suffrage War Fund Seized In Concerted Raid
Militant suffragists suffer a setback as authorities seize a half million dollar war fund intended to reimburse shopkeepers for window and property damage caused by skirted raiders. Papers at suffrage headquarters reveal campaign plans by Emmeline Pankhurst and leaders, potentially triggering conspiracy prosecutions and long prison terms.
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London
Emeline Pankhurst
Police Admit Miss Cristabel Pank Not Yet Captured
Police acknowledged they had not captured Cristabel Pank as of today. The notice indicates continued investigation and references continued coverage on page 13.
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Cristabel Pank
Snow Closes Richmond Schools Amid Seven Inch Drift
In Richmond Virginia city and county schools were shut down due to heavy snow seven inches deep at dawn and still falling. The weather stalled travel and school operations across the region.
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Richmond
Fire Wrecks Brighton Abattoir Ignores Firemen Hours
A major blaze struck the Brighton Packing Company abattoir’s No 3 slaughter house just after 10 pm. Firemen battled the flames for hours, calling in Boston apparatus as far as Boylston street. Damages reach about 29000 dollars as sausages and lard were destroyed. Delays came from frozen hydrants on the river side. The fire started on the top floor in the hog and smoke house, reportedly from faulty wiring, with sheds around it preventing wider spread.
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Boston
Boylston Street
Brighton Packing Company
Brighton Abattoir
New England Rendering Company
Bowers
Baker
Brighton
Department of the Works
Madison
Synder
Thinks His Brother Is Murdered in Boston Mystery
The disappearance of James J. Rutherford, formerly an employee on the steamer Governor Ding ley, is believed by his brother to be a murder in Boston on February 16. Frank Rutherford, deputy city marshal of Eastport Maine, has led a search here with police and detectives since last Monday but has found no trace.
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James J. Rutherford
Governor Dingley
Boston
Frank Rutherford
Eastport
Mysterious Disappearance of Steamer Crew Member
Rutherford, a crewman on the Governor Dingley, vanished after shore leave in Boston Harbor. Witnesses say he was well regarded by officers and family. Despite searches of lodging houses and hospitals, no trace was found and foul play is suspected.
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Rutherford
Dingley
Eastport
Boston Harbor
Abandon Fight to Free Big Bill Kelleher
Friends of Big Bill Kelleher have given up hope of saving him from an 18 year prison sentence for complicity in looting the National City Bank of Cambridge. His brother in law J J McHugh said last night that the fight has been abandoned.
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Big Bill
Kelleher
National City Bank of
Cambridge
J. J. McHugh
Lynn Woman Kills Friend in Street Tragedy
In Lynn on March 6 Mrs. Florence Ingalls was shot dead by neighbor Mrs. Jessie M. Chapman on Fairoaks avenue Wyoma. Chapman fired six times at close range then a final shot through the neck as Ingalls fell. Chapman calmly walked away and waited for police, remaining hysterical at the station.
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Mrs. Chapman
Mrs. Ingalls
George Eaton
Fairoaks Avenue
Lynnfield Street
Mystery at Lynn Farmhouse Murder Sparks City Alarm
In a well-to-do residential corner, a fusillade of shots drew a crowd as Mrs. Eaton notified Lynn police. Officers Clark and Curry rushed to Mrs. Eaton's home where Mrs. Chapman remained calm and denied shooting Mrs. Ingalls despite the deadly scene.
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Mrs. Eaton
Lynn
John Clark
John T. Curry
Mrs. Chapman
Mrs. Ingalls
Unconfirmed Pole Claim Shrouded in Rumor
March 7 dispatches report no word from Scott London on Captain Robert F. Scott reaching the South Pole. Most papers doubt the rumor, noting it may stem from a general wish for the naval officer's success.
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London
Robert F. Scott
South Pole
Scott Leads Antarctic Expedition From England 1910
Captain Robert Falcon Scott sails from England on June 1 1910 with 60 men 20 Siberian ponies 30 dogs and two motor sledges. He outlines a transport plan using ponies dogs and motors to carry food to Beardmore glacier base with dog relay teams and a final crossing party. Motor sledges are planned as the main transport.
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Robert Falcon Scott
Royal Navy
England
King Edward's Land
South Pole
Beardmore
Amundsen on Way Home
Amundsen on the return journey as the article continues on page two in the third column with further details about his route and plans after arriving home.
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Amundsen
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Dixon
Stimson
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Sargent
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Ananiases
MR. Foreman
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South Station
Fort Hill
Boston Tavern
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Maine
Quincy House
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Gael Kee Cree
Jessie M. Chapman
Florence Ingalls
Inna Ee
Jessie Charman
Hobart
Tasmania
Roald Amundsen
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