Congressman Flies With Navy Pilot at Guantanamo
Representative Padgett, chairman of the House naval affairs committee, flew for the first time in an airplane with a navy aviator at the Guantanamo naval station in Cuba. The trip completed without incident and details were conveyed to the Navy Department by wireless.
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Washington
Representative Padgett
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Naval Station
Guantanamo
Cuba
Navy
Navy Department
St Vitus Dance Remedy Promises Quick Nerve Relief
Early nervous symptoms such as restlessness and sleeplessness are used to promote Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad claims blood will thicken and nerves strengthen after meals helping symptoms fade. Pills cost 50 cents per box or six for $2.50 from Schenectady company.
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St. Vitus
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Boston Elevated tests car spacing with full sign
The Boston Elevated Railway Company will run prepayment cars between North Cambridge and Harvard Square today. Cars filled with passengers will display a new car full sign to evenly distribute riders and avoid cars running too closely together.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
North Cambridge
Harvard Square
Express train rules and new transfer stations announced
The sign will bar boarding on the express inward bound cars from the North Cambridge car house to designated points. Three new transfer stations are set for tomorrow morning at Massachusetts and Columbus avenues, Market and North Beacon streets, and Market street and Western avenue. Transfers will be issued at fare time on inward bound cars for connections to outward bound lines, except in the subway. Night car trips from Park Street and Upham's Corner will extend to Warren and Dudley streets, with transfer options to Geneva avenue Meeting House Hill cars, and connections to Warren street Grove Hall and Arsenal street routes.
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Oak Square
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Watertown Square
Arsenal
Geneva Avenue
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Park Street
Upham’s Corner
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Warren Street
Grove Hall
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Warren Streets
Adams Square
Gifts and plans in the Post homes page preview
The Post teases a homes page with pretty gifts for a bride to be a spring lunch place card ideas for spring garden ing and other features for next Sunday's edition.
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Next Sunday’s Post
Outcasts Plead 10 Give Aid in New York City
Letters to a special legislative committee drafting police remedial laws in New York urge co operation from social outcasts in tackling graft and the social evil. Women describe hunger, exploitation, and a call for a social welfare commission to handle the issue practically and safely.
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N. Y
New York City
Wagner
Senate
Citizens’ Committee
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Europe
America
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Daughters of the
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Senator Wagner Pledges Action on Letters From Women of the Underworld
Senator Wagner announced receipt of letters from women claiming to assist the city in restricting and segregating the social evil. The women insist they can help in their own way if permitted to cooperate.
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Wagner
Underworld
Boston clothing ad touts $18 to $40 suits and a satisfaction guarantee
The Continental offers suits ranging from $18 to $40 with a $25 option highlighted. It promises satisfaction beyond the clothes, branding itself as Boston's greatest clothing store at Washington and Boylston.
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Boston
Washington
Boylston Street
Koreans Convicted in 1910 1911 Plot Trial
Tokyo dispatch recalls the second trial of Koreans charged with plots against Governor General Count Terauchi of Korea. Nine condemned leaders receive six year terms. one prisoner gets five years. majority were acquitted. Baron Yun Chi Ho Yan Ki Tak An Tai Kog among those jailed.
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Tokio
Count Terauchi
Korea
Seul
Asahi
Yun Chi Ho
Yan Ki-Tak
An Tai-Kog
British Consul Surrenders Suspect in Korean Loan Fund Case
The British consul surrendered Yan Ki-Tak to police a week after territorial protection was asserted. Yan Ki-Tak faced trial for complicity in misappropriating part of Korea’s national loan redemption fund and was acquitted in September 1908. Bethel's testimony helped clear the case.
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Yan Ki-Tak
Korean National Loan Redemption Fund
Bethel
Newspaper editor Bethel jailed for sedition in Seoul case
Yan Ki Tak, once editor of the vernacular Korea Daily Times, and Bethel, owner, were involved after a June 1908 suppression for copying an article praising Durham White Stevens’ assassins. Bethel jailed three weeks and six and a half months surveillance. Yan Ki Tak escaped police in August 1908 and hid at Bethel’s home.
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Yan Ki Tak
Daily Times
Ernest T. Bethel
San Francisco
Durham White Stevens
Bethel
Seul
Yan Ki-Tak
Gift to Aid Poor Sparks New New York Welfare Dept
A $650,000 gift from Mrs. Elizabeth Milbank Anderson funds social welfare laboratories in New York via the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor. The gift, the largest to the association or comparable groups, funds a new welfare department with plans for public baths, hot lunches, expanded clinics, and new laundries and bake shops in congested districts.
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New York
Elizabeth Milbank Anderson
New York Association
Russel Sage Foundation
Death of King George Curtails Prince's Tour
Prince Albert son of King George was to visit San Juan during a West Indies tour aboard the Cumberland. Upon the Cumberland’s arrival at Mayaguez word came of King George Greece assassination, leading to cancellations and the Cumberland continuing its voyage.
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King George
Prince
San Juan
P. R
Prince Albert
England
West Indies
Cumberland
Mayaguez
George
Greece
Progressive party nominates W Wallace Brown for mayor
In Calais Maine on March 20 the Progressive party caucus nominated W Wallace Brown for the mayoral post after a local party meeting held tonight.
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Calais
Progressive Party
W. Wallace Brown
Fixing Court for Wilsons
Stalwart workmen on the White House grounds began restoring the long neglected tennis court south of the executive office. The court will be prepared for Misses Jessie and Eleanor Wilson daughters of the president who are tennis enthusiasts. The court had scarce been used since Taft’s presidency and was a Roosevelt era feature.
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Washington
White House
Jessie
Eleanor Wilson
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Picture That Made Gibson Famous Featured in Next Sundays Post
A famous image from the series A Widow and Her Friends reappears in the upcoming Sunday edition of The Post, drawing attention to Gibson's enduring notoriety.
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Gibson
Next Sunday
Papes Diapepsin touted as quick stomach cure
An advertisement extols Papes Diapepsin as a fast harmless regulator for upset stomachs, claiming immediate relief from gas sour stomach and indigestion. It promises a money back guarantee with a fifty cent package and urges keeping it at home for day or night use.
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Pape
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