Death Warning Comes to Chelsea Woman Before South Boston Explosion
Mrs. George Davis in Chelsea received a premonition hours before the boiler room accident at a Factory Trust building in South Boston. George Davis was killed and her brother-in-law John Davis was severely burned. several other workers were injured as a large steam pipe detonated after a staging collapse. The victims worked for F. Knight Company, shippers, in Boston.
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John Davis
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Thomas McQuaid
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Frye Conceals Mrs. Eddy Wealth. Concord Tax Probe Afoot
Concord New Hampshire March 13 taxpayers react to disclosure that Calvin A Frye acting for Mrs Eddy failed to disclose years of taxable property. Citizens doubt sworn statement of April 1 1906. Investigators expect a big property value boost with hidden assets and possible court action in a church property dispute linked to Mrs Eddy.
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N. H
Calvin A. Frye
Eddy
Frye
Qui
Quimby
Mrs. Eddy
Defendants Confer in Eddy Suit Defense Plans Formed
First Church of Christ (Scientist) directors in Boston, party to the Eddy suit, held a counsel conference to map their defense. Samuel J. Elder refused to detail client discussions while noting they will testify if needed. Chandler left for Washington to direct the case, with Peabody and others reviewing strategy at Parker House. Swift served Armstrong the papers at the Christian Science publication office.
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Chandler
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Eddy
Samuel J. Elder
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Concord
Parker House
F. W. Peabody
United States
William
Railroad Finance Debate at White House Meeting
Washington March 13 after a White House conference with six Cabinet officers Chairman Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission and banker Speyer Secretary Cortelyou announced banks with October circulation gains need not return funds if they swap in specified bonds for State and municipal securities on deposit the financial railroad situation in New York discussed.
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White House
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
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New York
Cortelyou
Roosevelt not to seek reelection. Root and Taft seen as ideal
In Los Angeles on March 13 Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, said President Roosevelt will not run again. He stated that Roosevelt's principles exceed the man and that with Mr. Root as President and Taft as Chief Justice, conditions would be nearly ideal.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
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Mr. Root
Taft
Supreme Court
Labor notes on 1907 wage scales and union drives in Boston
Boston unions approve the Land Tip Cart and Material Handling Teamsters contract to take effect April 1. Walter V. Price of New York spoke at the meeting as unions push for arbitration support and wage standards.
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International Executive Board
Walter V. Price
New York
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Mais J. Driscoll
State Board of Arbitration
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McSorley
Boston
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Wells Memorial Hall
James O'Connell
Washington
International Preident
Thomas L. Wilson
Fourth International
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Neponset
Barton
Boston Electrical Workers’ Union 103
Cripple Hurt After Kissing Dowie Shroud Hem
In Chicago on March 13 Rachel Fisher a 26 year old suffers serious injuries while crowding Zion City to touch John Alexander Dowie shroud. She kissed the hem then tried to walk fell on stairs and was found unconscious and bruised. Many others sought cures by touching the shroud.
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Rachel Fisher
John Alexander Dowie
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New Haven Denies Boston & Maine Control Rumors
President Charles S. Mellen of the New Haven system issued a statement denying reports that the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad had gained control of the Boston & Maine. He likened the denials to a light verse about a proposed match.
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New Haven, Conn
Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine
Fire in Chelsea building causes $1700 damage
A two and a half story wooden building at 166 Broadway Chelsea sustained $1700 in damage last evening. The upper floors housed Chelsea Boys' Club while the lower floor housed Chandler & Co a restaurant.
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Broadway
Chelsea, Boys’ Club
Chandler & Co
Mayor Grimmons Rejects Teachers Pay Increase
Somerville Mayor C A Grimmons told about 200 grade school teachers that city finances make an extra 50 dollars per teacher unlikely. He explained the city fathers face tight constraints and the raise cannot be granted.
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C. A. Grimmons
Somerville
Ma’ams
Fluid Extract Dandelion Mix for Kidney Relief
A home remedy prescribes Fluid Extract Dandelion and Compound Karyon with Syrup Sarsaparilla. Shake and take teaspoonful after meals and at night for feeble kidneys or bladder weakness before Brights disease stage. Endorsed by a kidney expert as helpful for elderly seasonal kidney discomfort.
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Bright
Waltham Watches Offered in Grover Ad
Bargain muscular line features an 15 jewel 20 year gold filled case watch priced at 9.98. Grover at 123 Washington St advertises the item with guarantee and a sale emphasis.
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Grover
Washington St
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