Father John’s Medicine credited for healthy children
Readers from Cliftondale to Niagara Falls report cures and relief for coughs asthma bronchitis and colds after using Father John’s Medicine. Multiple testimonials attribute improved health and recovery to the medicine for children and families.
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John
Harry Sperling
7Th Ave
Beaver Falls
Marie
John Jones
Yohoghany, Pa
George
Geo. Schaeffer
Glenwood Avenue
Phila., Pa
Induction of Two Theological Professors at Andover
A notable gathering at Mt. Vernon Congregational Church marked the induction of Rev. Daniel Evans into the Abbot chair of Christian Theology and Rev. Albert Parker Viteh into the Gartlett chair of Practical Theology at Andover Theological Seminary. Invocation by Rev. Henry A. Stimson, scripture reading, prayer led by Rev. George A. Gordon, and welcomes from President George Harris and Dean John Winthrop Platner, with approval voiced by President Harris G. Hale.
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Daniel Evans
Abbot
Albert Parker Viteh
Gartlett
Andover Theological Seminary
Mt. Vernon Congregational Church
Henry A. Stimson
George A. Gordon
George Harris
D. D
John Winthrop Platner
Harris G. Hale
Eighty Cent Gas Wins in East Boston Legislature
East Boston representatives Ernest Woodside Benjamin Bates and Michael Fitzgerald led a fight for reducing gas prices. Somerville's Charles Underhill opposed the change. The bill, reported adversely, was defeated by a rising vote and then substituted to pass by a roll call 111 to 60.
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East Boston
House
Ernest Woodside
Benjamin F. Bates
Michael H. Fitzgerald
Charles Underhill
Somerville
Woodside
Curry Resigns as New Mexico Governor After Office Confrontation
George Curry telegraphed President Taft resigning as Governor of New Mexico after an alleged assault on A J Loomis editor of the Hagie. Loomis and allies moved to file charges with Taft and Interior Secretary Ballinger following the in office confrontation at the capitol. Curry, a former Rough Rider, had been appointed by Theodore Roosevelt.
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Santa FE
N. M
George Curry
Taft
New Mexico
Curry
A. J. Loomis
The
Hagie
Capitol
Loomis
Interior Ballinger
Roosevelt
Lenten Sermon at St Stephen's Church North End
The fifth in a series of Lenten sermons at St Stephen's Church North End will be delivered tomorrow evening by Rev Michael Kelly S J The general subject is The Masters Vineyard The first four sermons were given by Rev Father Pendergast S J with topics Go Ye Also Into My Vineyard The Strikers The Reckoning The Masters Way Father Kelly will speak on The Food of the Laborers The exercises start at 730 p m
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St. Stephen's Church
North End
S. J. Knapp
Michael Kelly
S. J
Master's Vineyard
Father Pendergast
Father Kelly
Car Barn Fire Destroys Fitchburg & Lowell Cars
A Fitchburg and Lowell Electric Railway car barn in Ayer was destroyed by fire early today. Three large modern cars and a snowplow were lost with total damages around $10,000, partly insured. Authorities believe defective wiring started the blaze in a partitioned room.
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Ayer
Fitchburg & Lowell Electric Railway
Fire Claims Tannery and 125 Now Are Idle
Winchester New Hampshire March 22 One hundred and twenty five tanners are out of work today after a fire yesterday destroyed the Winchester tannery the town s largest industrial establishment The loss on buildings and stock is estimated at 150 000 The blaze forced help from Keene twelve miles away as authorities investigate the cause and say it is not yet known
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Winchester
N. H
Keene
Fire damages Dirigo and Forsythe blocks in Ellsworth
A blaze started on the second floor of the Dirigo block in Ellsworth Maine and spread to the upper floors of the Dirigo and Forsythe blocks. Structures of three and two stories with contents were damaged totaling $6000. Local fire crews contained the fire to the upper levels with no reports of injuries.
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Ellsworth, Me
Dirigo
Forsythe
Wrecked Craft Struck By Winds Off Cape Cod
Wind and sea damaged two vessels off Cape Cod. The steamer Horatio Hall sank with its upper works stripped while submerged parts likely damaged. The schooner Fred A Small, stranded on Little Round Shoal, was driven onto her beam ends and battered amid the gale.
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Chatham
Cape Cod
Horatio Hall
Fred A. Small
Suffrage Fight Opens With Large State House Rally
Today the suffrage battle starts at the State House with no delays and a big expected crowd. Supporters have built months of effort and a historic demonstration on the steps as English suffragists address the overflow crowd. Speakers include Dr Coleman Nantucket Norman White Brookline and William O'Brien Dorchester.
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Tlouse
State House
Dr. Coleman
Nantucket
Norman White
Brookline
William O'Brien
Dorchester
Sap Run in the Maple Woods Signals Vermont New York Sale
News from northern New England and New York reports a fair sap flow from tapped maple trees. If the current trend continues and untapped trees yield, the season may be profitable for sugar makers as prices have yet to settle and early sales begin at catch figures.
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Vermont
New York
Maine
New Trompshire
New Eingland States
Schooner Hebinger Loses Anchors Off Handkerchief Shoal
Schooner Andrew Jlebinger, bound from New York to Buecksport Me with fertilizer, lost both anchors while anchored west of Handkerchief shoal. The vessel arrived at Vineyard Haven this afternoon and will be held beside the revenue cutter Acushnet until replacements are fitted.
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Vineyard Haven
Andrew Jlebinger
New York
Buecksport
Handkerchief Shoal
Acushnet
Patrolman Hewitt Granted Reinstatement After Trial Board
Patrolman Warren D. Tiewitt of Station 102 who faced a trial board on charges will remain on the force after Police Commissioner O'Meara overruled the board. Hewitt had refused to obey a superior officer's orders prior to the hearing.
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Warren D. Tiewitt
O'Meara
Hewitt
Boston Debates Salome Oprahs Erotic Limits
William Lawson weighs in against Salome for Boston with Oscar Hammerstein while Ralph Flanders supports a Boston production. Community figures from Mary Garden to Reverend Johnson argue about ethics, Lent, and audience taste in New England.
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Ralph Flanders
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
James J. Storrow
Herbert Johnson
Oscar Hammerstein
New York
Massasoit to be raised after dock fire
The steamer Massasoit, burned Sunday night and sunk at her dock to spare ship and cargo, will be raised today and towed to the Meridian street bridge beach to drain. The City of Philadelphia will replace her on the line. Fireboat Captain Ritchie receives praise for his crew. Freight includes 1400 sardine cases, 15 000 herring boxes, 1000 dried fish boxes, and 100 bales of hay. damage seen as light.
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Meridian Street Bridge
City
Philadelphia
Massasoit
Ritchie
National tubercular sanitarium planned for Colorado
A bill introduced by Representative Sabath proposes a quarter billion dollar appropriation to establish a national tubercular sanitarium in Colorado. The Treasury Secretary would acquire a site of at least 20 000 acres and fund buildings and full equipment for treatment nationwide.
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Washington
Colorado
Sabath
Illinois
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Payne Talks Four Hours On Tariff in House
Washington March 22 The tariff measure dominated the House as Mr Payne of New York hours spoke on the bill four hours and ten minutes before postponing the rest of his remarks. He faced questions as to minimum and maximum rates and European equalization actions. He denied liquor lobby influence and noted Michigan’s push to remove iron ore from the free list.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Payne
New York
Committee On Ways and Means
France
Germany
Rucker
Missouri
Mr. Payne
Michigan
Minority Tariff Report Attacks Payne Bill As Prohibitive
Democratic members of the war and means committee issue a minority report denouncing the Payne tariff bill as crude and sectional. They oppose countervailing duties on coffee and petroleum and the Cuban reciprocity clause, arguing reductions are illusory and hit consumers hard. They urge cutting government expenses rather than expanding taxes or issuing bonds.
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Washington
Wars and Means Committee
House
Champ Clark
Senate to Take up the Payne Bill Tomorrow
The new Senate finance committee met and agreed to take up the Payne bill tomorrow following the schedule in the bill. Chemicals will be the first articles discussed, with experts from the committee to be heard and may invite chemical manufacturers to appear. No hearings beyond the rule will be granted.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Committee
France Upset Over U S Tariff Bill Details
Paris reports growing French dissatisfaction as the new American tariff bill's proposed increases on gloves hosiery perfumes soaps and other export items appear to single out France. Ambassador Jusserand's dispatches support this view.
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Paris
France
Jusserand
Reliable Relief for Eyes That Need Care
Marine Eye Remedy soothes tired eyes with a comforting formula. It claims gentle action for daily weariness and irritation, suitable for long hours at screens or on boats.
Women Attend Second Jesuit Retreat at Immaculate Conception
Crowds filled the Church of the Immaculate Conception and St. Valentine’s Chapel for the second night of a women’s retreat led by Jesuit Fathers. Rev Jeremiah M. Prendergast urged obedience to God’s will and described sin as alluring yet harmful, using a harbor boat metaphor to emphasize submission to divine plan.
Hearn Talks on Life at Boston College Retreat
About 50 members of the Boston College Alumni Society attended the second night of the retreat at the chapel. Rev. D J Hearn S J spoke on Life Its True Meaning and Purpose, stressing the immortality and independence of the soul amid world forces and oppression.
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Boston College
Thomas J. Gasson
D. J. Hearn
S. J
Hearn
Helen Norris Dies by Gas Poisoning in New York
Miss Helen Norris assistant librarian at the Wings bridge branch of the New York Public Library died at St Vincent s Hospital from gas poisoning. She disappeared Thursday and tried to end her life at the Trowmart Inn Abingdon Square after registering as Madeline Reeve Boston.
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New York
Helen Norris
Wingsbridge
Miss Norris
Boston Public Library
Miss Banks
Ethel Pope
Boston
Simmons College
Mayor Hibbard Reaches Compromise on City Budget Veto
Mayor Hibbard has reconsidered his veto stance on increases in the city appropriation bill after discussions with Republican Aldermen. They warned they would not sustain his veto, leading to a negotiated compromise to resolve the budget dispute.
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Hibbard
Central towns vote to stay dry in town meetings
Sudbury Weston and Wayland residents voted to stay in the no license column. Weston saw eight votes for license and 75 against. Selectmen and Caroline E K Burrage were re-elected. Weston appropriated $1000 to aid in exterminating the brown tail moth.
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Watstham
Sudbury
Weston
Wayland
Caroline EK. Burrage
Police ban kidnapping films in Chicago theaters
Chicago police forbidden moving picture exhibitions depicting kidnapping after public anger over the Whitla case. Two films showing the kidnapping were confiscated today as authorities move to curb sensational scenes.
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Chicago
Rumor of Melee at Nolan's Roxbury Denied by Owner
A rumor of a street fight at Nolan's restaurant near Roxbury Crossing spread yesterday but was denied by owner Mr Nolan. Police at Station 10 say they have no knowledge of the incident, traced to a dispute among several boys nearby before the supposed trouble.
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Roxbury
Nolan
Roxbury Crossing
Station 10
Two New Planets Reported Beyond Neptune
Paris March 2. The astronomer Gaillot announced before the Academy of Sciences that he discovered two new planets beyond Neptune, the outermost known planet in the solar system.
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Paris
Gaillot
Academy of Sciences
Neptune
Dainty White Corn Delights with Toasty Flavor
A delicate dainty food made from White Corn offers a subtle toasty flavor that enhances many other choice dishes. This ingredient pairs well with meats, vegetables, and grain dishes, elevating meals with its gentle nutty profiles.
Death claims Taft marcher from Gloucester
Corporal Frank H. Wright, 24, of Company 46 Eighth Regiment M V M died at Addison Gilbert Hospital after a five day illness. He traveled to Washington with Company G for President Taft inauguration events where cold and wet conditions led to pneumonia. Survived by his parents of 68 Centennial avenue and a widow and child.
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Gloucester
Frank H. Wright
Eighth Regiment
Addison Gilbert Hospital
Washington
Taft
American Téxpress Company
Tie
Frank B. Wright
Centennial Avenue
Mayor Hibbard Invited to Republican Dinner at American House
City mayor Hibbard is invited to a dinner of Republican city committee officials for the past % years at the American House on April 14. About 209 leading Republicans are expected, with Hibbard attending as a former president of the city committee.
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Hibbard
Repubblican City Committee
American House
Weeks Re-elected Mayor in Oldtown Basin Contest
Edgar B. Weeks, Republican, was re-elected Mayor of Oldtown for the sixth time. The Board of Aldermen will comprise eight Republicans and two Democrats.
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Oldtown
Edgar_ B. Weeks
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