Bad man made good by surgeons near Marquette
Raymond Holzhay, a convict in the State prison for more than 22 years, will be released on parole in November 1913 after a surgical operation changed his conduct. He was sentenced for life for murdering a banker and had a black record as a stage coach and train robber, but since the operation he has been a model prisoner and a student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette, Mich
Raymond Holzhay
Holzhay
Hen Holzhay
Direct Election of Delegates and Preferential Vote Bill
A law providing direct plurality primaries for national convention delegates and presidential preference. It outlines timing for notices, precinct arrangements in Boston, ballot procedures, nomination papers, and certification to party committees. The act takes effect upon passage and aligns with existing primary provisions where applicable.
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State Committee
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Boston
the Commonwealth
United States
Commonwealth
Roosevelt
Taft
Senator la Follette
Cummins
Iowa
Direct Primary Bill Awaits Foss Signature
The bill's passage would shake the Taft delegate slate and test Governor candidates strength for both parties. Republicans Weeks and Walsh are named as possible gubernatorial contenders with Fitzgerald also cited. Foss plans to sign despite not seeking delegate-at-large. debate on enrolment persists. Republican votes split, with seven Republicans backing the bill alongside Democrats. Roosevelt progressives hail the bill as a triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Weeks
David I. Walsh
Clinton
Fitzgerald
Nason
Hatton
Charlestown
Committee On Election Laws
Clark
Brockton
Barnes
Weymouth
Senate
Roosevelt Campaign
Taft
Candidates Whom the People May Vote for Under the Presidential Primary Act
Democrats listed include Eugene N Foss of Massachusetts Champ Clark of Missouri Oscar S Underwood of Alabama Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey Judson B Harmon of Ohio. Republicans named are President William Howard Taft Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Senator La Follette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
Champ Clark
Missouri
Oscar S. Underwood
Alabama
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Judson B. Harmon
Ohio
Adamson's Balsam Cough Cure Sold By All Drugists
All druggists carry Adamson's Balsam, a never failing remedy for coughs. The product is advertised as a reliable cough cure available widely to customers seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamson
Injunction Delays Peace at Lawrence
An injunction proceeding filed against I W W leaders arose from rivals of the American Woolen Company to halt a strike settlement. Court action noon today set a Friday return for defendants to justify why an injunction should not issue. Meanwhile strikers faced heightened tension as wage schedules were delayed, protests mounted, and police restored order with militia held in reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woolen Company
Ellis
Legislative Arbitration Committee
Demands Accounting of Big Strike Fund
Attorney General James Ss Swift filed a bill in equity to compel an accounting of funds raised for destitute Lawrence strikers. The suit targets Ettor Haywood Yates Trautmann Bedard and the Lawrence Trust Company, seeking injunctions and a receiver to disburse the fund only to intended relief. A long list of alleged misuses is tied to salaries, travel, counsel, and transfers to the I W W. The article notes ongoing labor unrest, with 15,000 of 20,000 workers idle and hunger increasing as the textile war nears a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ss. Swift
Herbert S. Johnson
James M. Prendergast
Robert A. Woods
Lawrence
Joseph Ettor
William D. Haywood
William Yates
William Trautmann
Joseph Bedard
Lawrence Trust Company
Ettor
New York
Industrial Workers of the World
Arlington
Amesbury
Will of Mrs. Alice A. Wicks Bets Charity Heirloom Trust
The will filed for probate in Mineola New York on March 11 bequeaths more than 300000 dollars to charitable and educational institutions and causes. The document favors schools libraries and nonprofit groups with the majority of the estate directed to education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
N. Y
Alice A. Wicks
Meeting Discusses Bonds and Industrial Trouble Progress
A summary of the meeting notes reveals that the $500,000 loan bonds will not be floated until current industrial troubles end. One delegate reported that an overseer was sent out to assess conditions and progress on the ground.
Father John’s Medicine Promoted as Nonpoisonous Cold Cure
Public health notice warns that many pneumonia deaths come from cold cures with poisonous drugs that dull nerves and halt breathing secretions. It touts Father John’s Medicine as a safe, nonpoisonous body builder prescribed decades ago for Rev. Father John O'Brien of Lowell, Massachusetts.
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Father John
John O’brien
Lowell
Mass
Pitney Nomination Deferred Amid Senate Debate
Washington March 11 The nomination of Mahlon Pitney state chancellor of New Jersey to the Supreme Court was debated for an hour and a half in the Senate executive session and action was deferred until tomorrow. Republicans remain for the nomination while Democrats have increased opposition.
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Pitney
Washington
Mahlon Pitney
New Jersey
Supreme Court
John M. Harlan
Senate
Uric-O Sold by 50000 Druggists at $1 a Bottle
Uric-O is sold and recommended by fifty thousand druggists at $1.00 per bottle or six bottles for $6.00. If dealers cannot supply, direct express paid. A large trial bottle is offered free with a regular six day treatment for 10 cents postage. Address The Urico Company 165 State St Binghamton NY.
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Urico Company
State St
Binghamton
N. Y
Obituaries list from Melrose and Boston area
Death notices and funeral details for multiple residents including Sarah Almy Elizabeth Andrews Emma Frances Billings John Connor Mary Jane Doherty Alice Farrington Charles Gardner Margaret Grady Charles Holm Bridget Kyle Abdon Tondstrom Anson Bradford Simon Loveley and others. Services set at churches, chapels, and family residences with dates March 10 to March 14. Relatives invited to attend with typical requiem masses and funeral arrangements.
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Almy
Melrose
Mass
Russell Homestead
Sarah B. Almy
Robert
Providence
R. I
Syracuse
Andrews
Newton Centre
Elizabeth
Austin Andrews
Warner
N. H
Billings
Dorchester
Emma Frances
Alfred C. Billings
Gladstone
Dudley Street
Connor
John
Annie T. Connor
Isabella Street
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
New Calvary
Doherty
Somerville
Mary Jane Doherty
Oak Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Farrington
West Roxbury
Alice FE. Farrington
Pine Grove Cemetery
Lynn
Gardner
Boston
Charles
Paul
Lucy Gardner
Chelsea Street
Church of Most Holy Redeemer
Grady
Margaret
Michael J. Grady
Thornley Street
St. William's Church
Holm
Nantucket
Charles H. Holm
Bryant
Austin Street
Charlestown
Kyle
Mareh
Bridget
John Kyle
J& Res
Regule High Mess
St. Pier's Onygon
Lindst
Riverett
Abdon
Tondstrom
Beechwood Congregational Church
Loveley
Lawrence
Simon T. Loveley
Newton
Mary
Patrick Loveley
Watertown Street
Ulem
Oil Ann A
M’clune
Hugh McClune
W. H. Graham
Washington Street
M'Keever
Roxbury
Charles E
Catherine McKeever
McDonough
County Lermanagh Ireland
Verne Street
St. Frances
Sales
San Francisco
New Bedford
M'Keown
Jamaica Plain
Catherine
James McKee
Magullion
Green Street
Our Lady of Lourdes
Miller
Maria A. Miler
Tuesda
Mowles
Julia
Daniel J. Mowles
Citton
Thomas An Bridget Clinton
Dorchester Avenue
William's Church
M Calvary
Parnell
John W Parnell
Lexington Street
Shawmut Avenue
Aloysius Court
C. Walrr
Barah
Nee Williams
St. John's Episcopal Chu Winthrop
Reston
Wee J
Pepe
Belov
John A
St. Joh
Blue Hill Avenue
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GALE
Chicago
Foss
Harmon
Oscar L. Underwood
Chace
Clarke
Ross
Brown
Schoonmaker
Tinkham
Stearns
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Tel. Ox
Henry R. Keach
Tremont St
Maj
Joseph Grady
Tremont St. Permslow
Charles D. Brown & Co., Inc
New
John Hancock Bldg
Buffolk Storage Warehouse Company
Northampton
Washington St
Boyd-Priard CO
Revere
Devonshire St
Rumor Angels Strikers
First Corps
Thomas Mann
Haywood
American Wine Co
St. Louis, Mo
Duffy's Pure
The
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester, N. Y
Swarthmore College
Vermont
H. S&s. Clark
West Topsham
Wilson Bros. Watch Makers
Wilson Brothers
Scollay Square
Charles B. Dolan
Dorchester Lower Mills
Tel
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