Morgan In Vaticans Art Room
Rome March 11 J Pierpont Morgan the American financier spent the day viewing master works and handling correspondence at the Vatican He visited the Borgia apartment with Mr and Mrs Morton S Patch of New York and praised Pinturicchio He accepted honorary presidency of the foreign committee for Rome 1911 anniversary celebrations of United Italy.
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Rome
J. Pierpont Morgan
Teano
Vatican
Mgr. Misciattelli
Apostolic Palaces
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
Morton S. Patch
New York
Pintouricchhio
Italy
Daily Fire Record Still Alarm and Box Fires
Still alarm at 322 Summer street front shanty extension. Box 415 Columbus venue from W Crozier. Box 81200 from St. Albans street of Thoms Kelley. Box 956 1648 Dorchester avenue from George W Wibbetts. Box 704 69 Brighton street Louis Miller loss slight. Box 217 27 Leon street John Clabby no loss.
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Wme
Summer Street
J. W. Buckley
Coluumbus
Fr. W. Crozier
St. Alsus Street
Thoms Kelley
Rosa Ho
Dorchester Avenue
George W.wibbetts
Brighton
Louis Miller
Leon Street
John Clabby
Hurry Ends in Indigestion
Quick lunches and hurried eating lead to indigestion. The piece warns that using your teeth on food or rushing meals risks stomach trouble, urging mindful eating to avoid future discomfort.
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Beecham
Silk Swindle Leader Faces Bigamy Charge
William Simon alias Simonds, arrested in St Louis on silk swindle charges in Boston, also faces bigamy with Grace Belyea. He embezzled funds from Wall Biscuit and Loose-Wildes Biscuit firms and ran United States Silk Company from 1 Beacon Street. The Belyea family aided detectives in tracing him from Utica to Chicago and St. Louis.
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William Simon
Simonds
St. Louis
Boston
Grace Belyea
Max Rubin
Letherman
Post Office
Simon
Belyea
Winchester
Utica
N. Y
Wall Biscuit Company
Frank
United States
Sik Company
Beacon Street
Room
Eee
Richards
Back Bay
Letherrman
Clarahan
Frank Belyea
Chicago
Shellfish Sale Banned Over Polluted Beds Near Providence
Providence March 11. The Board of Shellfish Commissioners met in a special session and forbade sales of oysters and other shellfish including quahogs from polluted beds in the Providence area.
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Providence
R. I
Board of Shellfish Commissioners
Mrs. Mary F. Blair Dies at West Brookfield
Mrs. Mary Frances Blair widow of Warren A. Blair died of apoplexy at 84 years. Funeral at First Congregational Church chapel Sunday at 2:30 p m. She was long a member and descendant of local Ladies Reading Circle and left a son Frank W. Blair of Boston and sister Mrs John A. Smith of Springfield.
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West Brookfield
Mary Frances Blair
Warren A. Blair
First Congregational Church
Ladies’ Reading Circle
Merriam Public Library
Blair
John A. Smith
Eastern Avenue
Springfield
Frank W. Blair
Boston
Cadum Promises Cure for Eczema and Skin Ailments
A chemist claims eczema is a skin disease not blood related and introduces Cadum as a transformative treatment. He reports immediate itching relief and skin recovery within weeks, with trial boxes at 10c and large boxes at 25c offered by druggists for conditions including hives pimples blotches tetter acne herpes and psoriasis.
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all_ druggists
National Strike Ties Up Philadelphia Transit Asks Arbitration
Philadelphia labor leaders demand arbitration of the dispute with the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company affecting over 4000 workers. They urge local and national bodies to press mediatory tribunals, while Governor Stuart at Harrisburg is urged to act. Samuel Gompers condemns authorities for suppressing free assembly and speech at a baseball park meeting.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
National Civic Federation
Stuart
Harrisburg
Gompers condemns police action in strike protests
The American Federation of Labor chief Samuel Gompers denounces Philadelphia police tactics used on strike sympathizers. He says he will not discuss broader strike extension to Pennsylvania or nation at this time.
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A. F. of L
Philadelphia
Washington
Pennsylvania
Gompers
American Federation of Labor Today
Railroad Officials Confer Over Wage Demands
P W Morrissey president of the American Railroad Employees and Investors Association and past grand master of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met Lucius M Tuttle president of the Boston and Maine system to discuss opposing hostile legislation. Also present were W E Doherty H B Stiles H H Wilson and Chester Merrill, with no change reported in the conductors and trainmen wage increase and run standardization dispute.
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P. W. Morrissey
American Railroad Employees’ & Investors' Association
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Lucius M. Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad System
Mr. Morrissey
W. E. Doherty
Concord
N. H
B. & M. Railroad General Board of Adjustment
Leader of 1910 Boston Wagon Drivers Union Named
James J. Treanor president of the Boston Newspaper Wagon Drivers Union 259 is 27, born in East Boston. He rose from newsboy to union leader, served as vice president and president, and attended Detroit 1908. Treanor sits in Barbers' Union Hall meetings and belongs to Mt Vernon Council Knights of Columbus United Order of Pilgrims and Y M C A. He lives at 152 Hillside Ave Roxbury.
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James J. Treanor
Boston
Wagon Drivers’ Union 259
Brotherhood of Team Drivers
Detroit
Boston Central Labor Union
Barbers’ Union Hall
Washington Street
Dover
Treanor
Mt. Vernon Council
Knights of Columbus
The
United Order of Pilgrims
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Boston College
Sacred Heart
Hillside Avenue
Roxbury
Heiress Vanishes From Lakewood Home After Escape
Lakewood New Jersey March 11 Clues indicate Miss Helen Bloodgood heiress to a large fortune hid clothing nearby after fleeing her home in a night robe. Bloodhounds traced two trails to Maxim flag station but no sighting on trains reported as searchers comb lake shore and pine forest. Her father says she is nervous but not insane.
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Lakewood
N. J
Helen Bloodgood
William Bloodgood
Miss Bloodgood
Potato Train Wreck Near Newburyport Injures Man
An extra freight train No. 117 on the Boston and Maine railroad derailed between Salisbury and the Newburyport bridge. Several cars left the track and 18 year old William Welch was trapped and seriously injured. The Portland bound train carried potatoes and one crew member is missing from the 16 brakemen and helpers aboard.
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Newburyport
Boston & Maine Railroad
Salisbury
Newburyport Bridge
William Welch
Portland
Boston
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Simons
Mary F. Blair
Baseball Park
Republic of the United States
Free America
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Ass'n
Pres. Tuttle
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Great Northern Bay
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