Mother Jones Rearrested in Colorado Strike Zone
Adjutant General John Chase said Mother Jones who was arrested at Walsenburg en route from Denver to Trinidad would not be sent to a hospital. He planned to keep her in county jail or move her to Trinidad jail and would inspect her quarters. He noted Governor Ammons orders require her imprisonment until she leaves the strike zone.
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Denver
Colo
John Chase
Mary Jones
Walsenburg
Trinidad
Boom Parade for Suffrage Marks Opening Rally
Ruston Jee of India joined speakers at the suffrage parade headquarters opening at 587 Boylston Street and urged militant action abroad while noting differences with America. Margaret Foley defended voter access and recounted workers sacrificing noon meals for herPennsylvania tour, replying to anti suffrage fears with humor about men tipping hats and hair care.
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Ruston Jee
India
Boylston Street
England
America
Movement For Liberty
Margaret Foley
Pennsylvania
Kidney and Bladder Weakness Cure Advised
An old health note attributes bladder and kidney discomfort to uric acid. It recommends four ounces of Salts mixed with water daily for two to three days, claiming it neutralizes urine acid and relieves irritation, with Jad Salts described as harmless and effective.
Free Eye Prescription Promises to Restore Sight
An advertisement touts Optona as a cure for glasses wearers and eyestrain. It claims readers can read without glasses after using a prepared solution and details steps to bathe the eyes twice daily, urging timely care to prevent blindness.
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Optona
Wilson Defends Panama Toll Exemption Repeal
President Wilson declared the repeal of the Panama tolls exemption is both an honorable duty and a Democratic majority move. He noted that the 1912 canal act passed with a House majority against the tolls exemption and that the law was enacted only through a minority Democratic-Republican coalition.
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Washington
Wilson
Panama
House of Representatives
President seeks repeal toll exemption support in Congress
Administration circles view the Baltimore platform as not assigning repeal as a Democratic doctrine. The President expects to win a House majority for repeal with at least 200 Democrats and many Republicans backing him. Senate support is cited as 68 to 24. Debate rules delay action until Underwood’s opening speech Thursday. Progressive Rep Thomson of Chicago signals support.
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Baltimore
Wilson
James
Kentucky
Senate
House
Underwood
Progressive Party
Charles M. Thomson
Chicago
Submarine to be Launched at Fore River Yard
The fourth of eleven submarines built under U S government orders by Fore River Shipbuilding Company will be launched from Quincy on Thursday at 11 a m Mrs T P Roberts of Brookline wife of Naval Construction Superintendent Roberts will sponsor the event He is overseeing the fleet which will defend Boston Harbor Builders will be represented by General Manager Henry G Smith with few invited guests beyond government representatives and press members
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United States
Fore River
Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
T. P. Roberts
Brookline
Naval Construction
Roberts
Boston Harbor
Henry G. Smith
Two Boys Die In Dynamite Blast Near Wheeling
Two 15 year old boys Frank Earlwine and John Stackhouse died when they exploded a dynamite can found on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Proctor. A track section was torn up and a fast passenger train was warned to stop in time to prevent a wreck.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Frank Earlwine
John Stackhouse
Proctor
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Death of Count Charles Chrapowski Husband of Madame Modjeska
Telegraph announces Count Charles Chrapowski death in Krakow Poland at age 66. He was the husband of actress Madame Modjeska and the message came from Ralph Modjeska in Santa Ana California.
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Santa Ana
Charles Chrapowski
Modjeska
Krakow
Poland
Ralph Modjeska
Poem Excerpt Reflects Love and Shared Joy
A lyrical passage speaks of love as guiding force behind creation and meaning. It recalls learning a beloved figure's lessons, shared joy, and intimate moments beneath trees at dawn, with hands joined and hearts united in light.
Dyer Backs Schoolboys Writing and Spelling
Dr. Franklin T. Dyer the superintendent of schools offered to match any number of boys from the High School of Commerce against an equal number of business men. He rebutted Mortimer L. Schiff of New York who claimed 9 out of 100 high school boys cannot write well enough for an ad. Dyer praised Boston High School of Commerce and said the boys excel in writing and spelling compared with businessmen.
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Franklin T. Dyer
High School of Commerce
Mortimer L. Schiff
New York
Boston High School of Commerce
Dr. Dyer
Schiff
Connecticut M. E. Preacher Is Dead
The Rev. Jay A. Churchill longtime pastor of South Farms Methodist Episcopal Church Middletown Connecticut died at a hospital after two months illness He was about 61 years old and survived by a wife He had served pastorates in several Connecticut towns and in Long Island.
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Middletown
Conn
Jay A. Churchill
South Farms Methodist Episcopal Church
Connecticut
Longe Island
German Bluebeard Beheaded for Murder
Carl Hopf a Frankfurt druggist known as the bluebeard of Germany was beheaded today for murdering his father his first wife and two children He was found guilty in January of the murders and also convicted of attempting to murder his second and third wives and several others
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Frankfort
Germany
Carl Hopf
Club Building Fire Deaths Prompt Legal Gaps
A coroner's jury investigating the Missouri Athletic Club fire that killed 380 people says no blame can be fixed due to absent city ordinances regulating club buildings. It cites inadequate fire escapes, wooden doors to fire escapes, removed elevator doors, a wooden stairway, and improper construction for sleeping.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Athletic Club
Redmond Branch Honors Emmet at Irish League Meeting
The John B. Redmond branch United Irish League held a Sunday gathering at Armory Hall Roxbury to observe Robert Emmet's anniversary. Speakers included James A. Gallivan and C. J. Slattery with Ex-Senator Collins and M. H. Crehan. A Boston Musical Club program featured multiple performers.
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John B. Redmond
United Irish League
Armory Hall
Warren Street
Roxbury
Robert Emmet
James A. Gallivan
Congress
C. J. Slattery
M. H. Crehan
Thomas J. Collins
Boston Musical Club
James J. Joyce
Michael Morgan
James J. Flynn
Thomas Delaney
John M. Murphy
God Save Ireland
P. E. Kenny
Thaw Extradition Resolution Defeated In Albany Assembly
The Golden resolution censuring state officials for attempting to extradite Harry K. Thaw from New Hampshire was overwhelmingly defeated in the New York Assembly by viva voce vote. Golden argued that after $250,000 spent on Thaw the state should halt further efforts to bring him back.
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Albany
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
New Hampshire
Assembly
Golden
Debate Over Resolution Draws Large Assembly Audience
He warned that voting down the resolution would keep Thaw away at least two years, while staying hands off might prevent his return. Fewer than six votes supported the measure as debate grew sharp. Hundreds of petitions from many regions urged adoption, displayed in the Assembly lobby to a large audience, many women.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Assembly
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