Boston Woman Tries Death By Own Action
Despondent over domestic troubles Mrs Mary Keating 33 of 146 Leverett Street Boston attempted suicide by jumping from the Old Dominion Steamship pier in Norfolk. After being dragged from the river she told hospital authorities she had five children and would not say whether her husband was living.
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Norfolk
Mary Keating
Lve
Leverett Street
Boston
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Funeral for John Campbell Held in Manchester
John W. Campbell died after a 18 month illness at 58. Born in Boston he moved to Manchester 30 years ago and ran a provision business. Survived by wife Katherine and two sisters Mrs. Nye and Mrs. Thomas. Rev. Arthur Lincoln conducted the service.
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Manchester
Mass
John W. Campbell
Campbell
West End
Boston
Phillips Grammar School
Pilgrim Fathers
Katherine V. (Baker) Campbell
William Nye
William Thomas
Somerville
Arthur Lincoln
Lowell
St. Louis
Roosevelt Urges Separate Progressive Party Growth
In Philadelphia the March 14 banquet under the Pennsylvania State Progressive Conference stressed that elected Progressive congressmen should form a distinct party. Beveridge and Roosevelt spoke on rebuilding a national Progressive movement, praising nationality over locality and calling for tariff reform and trust regulation to secure business peace.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Progressive Conference
Clyde Kelley
Beveridge
Republican Party
Reublican Party
Lincoln
Calhoun
Progressive Party
Roosevelt Predicts Pennsylvania to Lead Next Progressive Delegation
Colonel Roosevelt asserted Pennsylvania will send the most delegates to the upcoming national Progressive convention and that the party’s next nominee could become president. Other speakers included Clyde Kelley and Maude Howe Elliott as the audience heard calls to act as missionaries and organizers for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Beveridge
Progressive Party
United States
Clyde Kelley
Dalzell
Allegheny
Maude Howe Elliott
Progressive League of
Rhode Island
Virginia
Massachusetts
Illinois
Reopening Notice for Garrison Hall Offices
Will reopen Tuesday March 18. Vor information apply at office in Garrison Hall at the corner of Garrison and St Botolph Streets.
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Garrison Hall
Corner Garrison and
St. Botolph Sts
Attempted suicide by poison in Roxbury woman
Mrs. Ellen Bird of 19 Smith Street Roxbury attempted to take her life by swallowing poison after the death of her child. She was rushed to City Hospital with mouth burns and later collapsed in ambulance. Police restrained her during transport and she remains on the dangerous list.
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Ellen Bird
Smith Street
Roxbury
Kk. F. Murphy
Tremont Street
Pr. Murphy
Dr. Murphy
Four Democrats Considered by Wilson for Key Posts
Washington, March 14. President Wilson reviewed four prominent Democratic figures for major offices. The list centers on trusted party leaders and potential cabinet appointments as the administration weighs influential choices.
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Washington
Wilson
Democratic officials courted for high posts in wartime admin
Joseph I Davies of Wisconsin secretary of the Democratic national committee is offered the assistant secretaryship of war with a possible foreign post if he declines. George Foster Peabody of New York is sought for the port of New York collectorship and met with President and Secretary McAdoo. Dudley Field Malone of New York has been offered assistant to the Attorney General in charge of Customs Court cases and urged for secretary of state. Former Governor John Burke of North Dakota is named as potential United States Treasurer.
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Joseph I. Davies
Wisconsin
Democratic National Committee
George Foster Peabody
New York
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Peabody
Dudley Field Malone
Wilson
Malone
John Burke
North Dakota
United States
Suspected suffragette plot to damage London water reservoir
London March 14 a planned suffragette attack on the Chingford water reservoir was stopped when a woman worker was found concealed in a recess of the works. The site near northeast London is slated for opening by King George tomorrow. The reservoir holds about 3 billion gallons over 416 acres with 412 miles of embankment and cost over $500 000 to excavate.
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London
Chingford
Spying Claims Highlight Dakota Dan Hearing
A crowded courtroom heard testimony on Dakota Dan's identity with William C. Russell expected to testify next. Detectives renting rooms near Dakota Dan reported overheard discussions about jail, a death rumor, a supposed trap for Attorney Proctor, and Dan’s Mason initiation.
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William C. Russell
Ferdinand Almy
Scharton
Dakota
Dan
Commonwealth Hotel
Senator Simpson
Jim Ruseau
Attorney Proctor
Dakota Dan
Funeral Held for Mrs Susan E F McCann Murray
The funeral of Mrs. Susan E F McCann Murray wife of Captain James J Murray of the Brattle Square police station Cambridge was held yesterday morning from her late residence 117 Inman Street Cambridge.
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Susan EF. (McCann) Murray
James J. Murray
Brattle Square
Cambridge
Inman Street
Guy Emerson Resigns Treasury Post to Enter Real Estate
Boston special agent Guy Emerson of the Treasury Department has tendered his resignation to take effect within a week. He will move to Dallas Texas to enter business life and join Henry K. Lindsay former president of Southwestern Insurance in developing real estate.
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Washington
Guy Emerson
Boston
Treasury Department
Emerson
Dallas
Texas
Henry K. Lindsay
Southwestern Insurance Company
Distinctive Easter Panels Brighten Wolf's Window Displays
New Easter panels placed in Wolf's and My Clothier's show windows at Hanover and Portland streets introduce originality. The striking background enhances Easter merchandise displays and draws attention to the items.
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Hanover
Portland
Wolf’s
Wolf's
My Clothier
Portland Streets
Pope Pius Recovers From Illness In Vatican
Rome March 14 Pope Pius has recovered from his recent illness. Vatican doctors are now working to build up the pontiff s strength which was reduced by his indisposition.
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Rome
Pius
Vatican
Malone Offered as Assistant Attorney General
Washington March 14 After talks with Secretary McAdoo President Wilson decided to offer Dudley Field Malone of New York the appointment as assistant attorney general representing the United States before the Customs Court. Malone was no longer considered for collector of customs at New York.
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Washington
McAdoo
Wilson
Dudley Field Malone
New York
United States
Malone
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