McDonald Trails Major Penrose After Coward Claim
Captain Bill McDonald of the Texas Rangers heads toward Fort Sam Houston to answer allegations that Major Penrose called him a coward. The Southwest watches closely as residents expect action when he reaches the fort.
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Austin
Tex
Bill McDonald
Texas Rangers
Penrose
Fort Sam Houston
Captain McDonald
Doughty Ranger
The
Major Penrose
Anderson of Gloucester Dies After Prolonged Neck Injury
James Anderson of Gloucester, who survived a broken neck for days at City Hospital, died yesterday morning after a relapse. He sustained the injury Friday night at his home when he fell while climbing stairs. He had remained conscious and shown strength until a late deterioration led to death.
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James
Anderson
Gloucester -Place
City Hospital
Funeral rites for Jabez K Montgomery held in Chelsea
Funeral services were conducted yesterday at the Universalist Church in Chelsea for Jabez K Montgomery president of Winnisimmet Ferry Company. Rev. R Perry Bush officiated. A Masonic service followed under Palestine Commandery leadership. Interment will be in Woodlawn receiving tomb before burial in Warren Maine.
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Jabez K. Montgomery
Universalist Church
Chelsea
Jabez K Montgomery
Winnisimmet Ferry Company
R. Perry Bush
A& Masonic
Palestine Commandery
Knights Templars
William Martin
Woodlawn
Warren, Me
Linehan and County Ring in Suffolk Politics Debate
Senator Frank J. Linehan of South Boston addressed the St Patrick's Society of Roxbury urging county government for Suffolk. He charged the county ring system blocks reform, citing 1881 population and valuation figures and promising investigation into Sheriff Seavey. The event included a Mass and a communion breakfast with a vote of thanks to Linehan.
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Frank J. Linehan
South Boston
Linéhan
Boston
Chelsea
Suffolk County
Middlesex County
Tammany
Linehan
Seavey
Mr. Linehan
St. Patrick's Society
St. Patrick's Church
Joseph H. Gallagher
Father Finnegan
Patrick D. Walsh
Boys Fire Three Shots at South Boston Superintendent
Joseph Reed 17 and Rocky Shivino 16 fired three revolver shots at Samuel Marzynski superintendent of the New Can Company at 326 A Street South Boston after he refused to pay two boys hours earlier. The bullets missed and the pair fled.
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Joseph Reed
Rocky Shivino
Samuel Marzynski
New Can Company
South
Boston
Marzynski
Knights of St Brendan Aid Joseph Manning Concert Planned
At a Knights of St Brendan meeting in Appleton Hall the group voted to stage a public entertainment to aid Joseph Manning a Federal employee left helpless for life by injuries last May. A petition signed by 2000 Boston citizens urged Congress to pass relief for Manning, but no action resulted. A concert of Irish music under the Irish County clubs of Boston is set for Tuesday evening March 19.
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Knights of St. Brendan
Appleton Hall
Joseph Manning
Knights of St.Brendan
Congress
Boston
Congressman McNary
Irish County Clubs of
Kidnapper of Boy Sparks $22,000 Reward Hunt
New York march 10 a large search involves 1000 plus men for four year old Horace W Marvin Jr son of Dr Marvin of Kitts Hammock near Dover Delaware abductors believed to be a woman aiding a New York gang. A ruffle found in a shanty near the boy's home is the sole clue. detectives pursue a female suspect seen with a man and woman in a nearby area and later on a Philadelphia street ferry boat. The father describes the boy as four, 40 pounds, light hair blue eyes bangs a Buster Brown suit belt overalls heavy blue coat red eagle on arm red knit cap and leather button shoes.
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New York
Horace W. Marvin, Jr
Marvin
Kitt's
Dover
Del
Charles Woodall
Marvin Home
Hawkins
Philadelphia
Fort Hill
Boston Doctor Claims Tuberculosis Down 50 Percent In City
Dr John Hawes of the Boston Association for the Relief and Control of Tuberculosis told a Labor Lyceum audience that consumption deaths in Boston last year were the lowest since 1872 and cases were down about half. He urged sunshine, fresh air, simple food, and home cures while critiquing symptoms of unsanitary living conditions linked to capitalism.
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Boston
John Hawes
Thes
Boston Association For the Relief and Control of Tuberculosis
Labor Lyceum
Pilgrim Hall
Washington Street
Lyceum
Rich women slammed for snubbing working girls
In a Theodore Parker Memorial talk, Rev. Dr. Thomas Van Ness denounced wealthy women for social snubbing of working women. He warned against lavish spending while many Christians lack necessities, citing Astors Hearsts Vanderbilts Goulds and Morgans, and urged compassion. He called for Christian uplift and charity over wealth.
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Theodore Parker Memorial
Thomas van Ness
Dr. van Ness
Bar Harbor
Astors
Hearsts
Cortelyou Moves to End Treasury Dept Valets
Secretary Cortelyou is ending old customs at the Treasury with changes to its messengers and attendants. The story notes bright messengers and a bootblack in the secretary’s office who is asked to leave after offering a shine. The barber also departs amid hints that Treasury valets may be phased out.
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Washington, D. C
Cortelyou
Treasury Department
Bootblack
Mr. Cortelyou
Department
Knotblack
Dr Williams Pink Pills Said To Cure Longstanding Rheumatism
Testimonial from Detroit machinist Robert Oobert living at 201 Cameron Street detailing two years of severe rheumatism with bed confinement and swollen legs. After years of failed treatment and heart pain he used Dr Williams Pink Pills and recovered fully, praising the medicine. Sold by druggists or by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Williams
Robert Oobert
Cameron . Street
Detroit
Mich
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Salvation Army to Make Anti-Death Bureau Permanent
Commander Miss Booth announced that the anti-death by own action bureau of the Salvation Army has passed the experimental stage and will be a permanent feature nationwide. The program, begun in New York, has saved several lives and aided many more by preventing self destruction.
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Bureau of Salvation Army
New York
Miss Booth
Salvation Army
Army
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