Mexico Asked to Intervene in Central American Troubles
In Mexico City on March 26, Salvadoran minister Baltazar Estupinian met with President Diaz and sent a message to Ambassador Creek in Washington. Mexico is reportedly prepared to join the United States in pressing for an end to hostilities in Central America.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Central America
Republic of Salvador
Baltazar Estupinian
Diaz
Ambassador Creek
Washington
United States
Boxing bout cases continue as 12 held in Chelsea
Of 15 men charged with engaging in and promoting a public boxing match at the Winnisimmet Athletic Club in Pythian Rink Chelsea, three were discharged in Chelsea police court. The rest face trial next Wednesday, all released on their own recognizance. Kincaid Fleming and Buchanan were cleared or excused.
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Winnisimmet Athletic Club
Pythian Rink
Chelsea
P. B. Kincaid
Richard Fleming
James Buchanan
City Laborers To Shorten Weekends In Malden
By an 11 to 10 vote the Malden Board of Aldermen approved Saturday afternoon work a May to September order. Aldermen Sterling Crosby Weatherbee Enwright supported. Enwright voiced pride in his past as a laborer. Mayor Brewer reported Charles W. Enwright’s resignation as water and sewer commissioner. A 16 to 4 vote urged seeking a railroad franchise for an elevated structure from Sullivan Square to Medford Square via Mystic Avenue.
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Malden
Board of Aldermen
Sterling
Crosby
Weatherbee
Staples
Enwright
Alderman Enwright
Brewer
Charles W. Enwright
Railroad Commission
Sullivan Square
Mystic
Avenue
Medford Square
Colonel James M. Varnum Dies After Auto Crash
Col. James M. Varnum former surrogate of New York county and longtime Republican lawyer dies after a collision between his car and a Broadway streetcar. His wife and Miss Mary Frink were shaken but unharmed. Varnum sustained a skull fracture and died en route to a hospital. He held multiple directorships and was active in several societies.
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New York
James M. Varnum
New York County
Assembly
Mary Frink
Varnum
Bar Association of
City of
Lawyer Title Insurance & Trust Company of
Fulton Trust Company
Real Estate Trust Company
Order of the Cincinnati
Rhode Island
Society of Colonial Wars
Train Kills Maynard Boy
A 9-year-old boy, George Davis of Maynard, was struck and killed by a south Acton to Maynard train while crossing the Assabet River bridge. His body was found an hour later, hurled about 50 feet into the air, near the dam. The dog wolfhound, once his guardian, lingered nearby in a distressed state after the tragedy.
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Maynard
George Davis
Joseph Davis
Assabet River
South Acton
Davis
Firemen Protest Unions Over Cleaning Duties
Boston Stationary Firemen's Union 242 asks Boston Central Labor Union to act on a complaint that firemen at City Hall are forced to scrub basement floors. The firemen refuse, arguing washing floors is not part of their duties. Superintendent Leahy asks deferral of grievance about non union firemen at Cow Pasture pumping station for a short investigation.
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Boston Stationary Firemen's Union
Boston Central Labor Union
Sive
City Hall
Leahy
Sewer Department
Cow Pasture
Labor union actions and upcoming exhibits at Boston venues
The Roofers' Union 17 relegated five men to wait on Mayor Fitzgerald over fire limit laws. Bay State Lodge plans a key meeting at Jefferson Hall to discuss wage scales and labor bills. Boston Hotel Porters' Union reports progress in organizing. six applicants admitted. An April 7 14 industrial exhibit at Horticultural Hall will show cigar making, laundry methods, hat forming, and printing processes for newspapers.
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R. H. Robinson
James A. Haley
J. F. Fitzgerald
J. J. Donovan
Be Mealey, Jr
Stan Roofers
Union 17
Fitzgerald
Bay State Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
Jefferson Hall
Albany
Dover Streets
Boston Hotel Porters’ Union
Ellot Street
Horticultural Hall
Boston Cigarmakers’ Union
Refuses Chance To Care For Wife Fined Fifty Dollars
Joseph Whalley, in Middlesex Superior Court at East Cambridge, refused probation for assault with a dangerous weapon on his wife Clara Wholley. A conference sought to place him in probation for the sake of his wife and children, but he declined unless they joined him. He was fined $50 and sent to the House of Correction for nonpayment.
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Joseph Whalley
Fox
Middlesex Superior Court
East Cambridge
Sanderson
Clara Wholley
Lexington
Wholley
House of Correction
Alpha Theta Society Colonial Party At St Josephs Hall
Alpha Theta Colonial Party will be hosted by the Alpha Theta Society at St Josephs Association hall in the Charlesbank next Wednesday evening. Members will attend in colonial dress and enjoy a novel entertainment. Miss Mary J. McGorty leads arrangements.
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Alpha Theta Society
St. Joseph's Association
Charlesbank
Northwestern Pacific Excursions Handles Pacific Coast Tours
Tickets go on sale daily until April 29 for 49.90 to 352.00 dollars for Pullman tourist sleeping cars between Chicago and the Pacific Coast with Boston points. Write A Hutchis on manager North Western Union Pacific Excursions 000 Washington Street Boston Mass for particulars.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Pullman
Boston
A. Hutchison
North-Western
Union Pacific
Washington Street
Mass
Adoption Feud Shapes Insurance Recovery Suit
In Superior Court, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Davis seeks $3000 life insurance paid to Mrs. Lucy D. McGraw alleging an adopted son arrangement with her late husband Fred L. Davis was fraudulent. District Attorney Lewis represents Davis’s widow. McGraw’s attorney Timothy W. Murphy argues funds were loaned, not connected to adoption.
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Lucy D. M’graw
Fred H. Davis
Superior Court
Elizabeth C. Davis
Fred L. Davis
Lucy D. McGraw
W. J. McGraw Stamp Company
Washington Street
McGraw
Davis
United States
Lewis
New England Order of Protection
American Order of United Workmen
Parish ministers likely to stay at St Stephen's Church
The Rev. Thatcher R. Kimball and the Rev. F. W. Fitts, who tendered resignations from St. Stephen's Church in the South End, will probably remain with the parish after a conference with Bishop Lawrence. Rev. Ellis Bishop's resignation has been accepted. Mrs. McIntosh, secretary, plans a public statement clarifying the affair once a final settlement is reached.
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Thatcher R. Kimball
F. W. Fitts
St. Stephen's Church
South End
City
Lawrence
Ellis Bishop
McIntosh
St. Stephen's
Baker Arrested in 732 Pound Copper Wire Theft
John R. Baker, 26, of Forest Hills, was arrested by Patrolman Gleason for larceny of 732 pounds of copper wire claimed to belong to the New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. Two junk men are sought as alleged accomplices. their capture may help solve the thefts of tons of wire from the same company.
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John R. Baker
Forest Hills
Gleason
Division 13
New England Telephone &Telegraph Company
Baker
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
War Office Lifts Ban on U S Canned Meat
London March 2 The British War Office has removed the ban on United States canned meat for the army. A reply to an unofficial Washington inquiry states the ban is no longer in effect and is signed by R H Brade assistant secretary of the War Office.
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London
Chicago
War Office
Washington
R. H. Brade
Liquozone touted as a worldwide germicide tonic
An advertisement promotes Liquozone as a powerful germicide and tonic derived from oxide gases. It claims cures for diverse germ diseases, asserts superiority over standard medicines, offers a $1000 germ-killing guarantee, and invites readers to request a free trial bottle via coupon. Prices listed as 50c and 1.00.
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Cravenette
America
Everal
Jrald
Ork
Ss. H. Harrison CO
Blade
Federal Street
Massachusetts Ave
Allcock
Brandreth’s Pills
Col. Varnum
Hey Oliell
Grace Eichman
Grace Eichmann
Crosse
Wis
Philo-Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
Train
Maynard Boy
LABOR
Alpha Theta Colonial Party
Washington, Hanover and
Elms Streets
Bell and Poole
St. Stephen’s
Ignations
Allege
British War Office
U. S
Liquoson Company
Wabash Ave
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