Wickersham Defends Taft Administration at Griscom Banquet
Attorney General Wickersham praised his cabinet role despite criticism and warned against insurgent Republicans undermining national efforts. He urged unity within the party, argued for removing partisan influence from the customs service, and extolled Taft Hughes and Griscom as exemplars guiding Republican policy.
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Repuban
Iping
Rty
Wickersham
Inrgents
Customs Service
Home Treatment for Tuberculosis
Hundreds cured by a simple home method using fresh air and Eckman's Alterative. The ad claims long use, not a new drug, and compares home care with sanatoria. It urges physician evaluation, describes gradual improvement, and notes availability in Boston and via Eckman Laboratory materials.
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Cera
Edkn
Boston
Riker- Jaynes Stores
Eckman Laboratory
Phila
Japanese Visitors Inspect Boston On World Tour
A 54-member Japanese delegation from education commerce and finance toured Boston yesterday en route to the Anglo-Japanese Exhibition in London. Led by Asahi editor Tsuchiya they toured Harvard College and Wadham Watch Co, praising American industry and learning as they proceed to New York and beyond.
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Japan
London
Asahi
M. Tsuchiya
Yokohama
San Francisco
Chicago
Warvard College
Wadham Watch Company
New York
Washington
Liverpool
France
Germany
Russia
Asia
Vladivostok
Retired Fire Captain Cronin Dies After Illness
Mortimer Cronin former captain of Engine Company 17 on Meeting House Hill died at City Hospital from complications of diseases. Retired a year ago due to failing health he lived at 229 Eustis Street Roxbury and had been commended in general orders for bravery several times. He was promoted lieutenant February 10 1898 and captain March 9 1906.
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Mortimer Cronin
East Street
Meeting House Hill
City Hospital
Fire Department
Eustis Street
Roxbury
Cronin
Peters breaks right arm after auto crank mishap
Congressman Andrew J Peters of Boston appeared at the capitol with a broken right arm. He said the injury occurred Sunday when a car crank backfired and a heavy brass handle struck his arm, breaking the bone.
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Washington
Andrew Peters
Boston
Capitol
Charlestown High School mural fund benefit whist party
A subscription whist party in aid of the Charlestown High School mural decoration fund was held at the Dorchester home of Mrs. George W. Evans. The program featured piano solos by Miss Leslie Jordan and Mrs. Colin McDonald plus vocal solos by Mrs. James Herrick violin solos by Miss Mary Puffer Casey and a musical monologue by Miss Mary Johnson.
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Charlestown High School
George W. Evans
Dorchester
Leslie Jordan
Colin McDonald
James Herrick
Mary Puffer Casey
Mary Johnson
Mrs. Fred H. Comee Weds Harry H Armington
Announcement reports the marriage of Mrs. Frederick R. Comee formerly of Boston to Harry H. Armington of New York. Mrs. Comee's former husband was long associated with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
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Frederick R. Comee
Boston
Harry H. Armington
New York
New Drug Cures Fever and Ague
An article on kardene as a cure for fever, malaria, and malarial attacks from Prof G. W. La Torne. It touts kardene tonic for cleansing blood, toning the liver, energizing the system, and reducing fatigue with specific preparation and dosing details.
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G. W. la Torne
Kar
Keller Elected President of New England Telephone Co
Jasper N Keller, vice president, was elected president of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company at the annual meeting. General Thomas Sherwin retires from the presidency after a quarter century and remains chairman of the board. Francis A Houston adds vice presidency. ex Governor Fletcher D Proctor and Keller join the board.
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New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Thomas Sherwin
Jasper N. Keller
Francis A. Houston
Fletcher D. Proctor
Vermont
Keller
Sherwin
Hearst Sues Papers Over Gaynor Speech Libel Claims
Attorney Donnell Shearn files libel suits totaling millions against the Associated Press and against the New York Times and Brooklyn Daily Eagle for printing the Gaynor speech. Hearst's side seeks to force action against papers using AP reports unfairly. Mayor Gaynor defends the Calahan draft, noting proper city procedures and signatures.
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Hearst
New York
Shearn
Associated Press
New York Times
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Bjearst
Gaynor
Mayor Gaynor
New York American
Hearst Syndicate
Calalan
Comptroller
McClellan
Colahan
Comptroller’s
Metz
Jordan Cameron Wedding in New London
A. M. Jordan married Mrs. D. Cameron of New York City today in New London with Rev. J. R. Danforth officiating at the First Church of Christ. The couple arrived by automobile on Sunday with friends from Worcester.
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New London, Conn
A. M. Jordan
D. Cameron
New York City
J. R. Danforth
First Church of Christ
Worcester
Ruth Bryan Leavitt to wed in private Lincoln ceremony
Mrs Ruth J Bryan Leavitt at her parents home in Lincoln Nebraska as fiance Lieutenant Reginald Altham Owen arrives. Their wedding today at the Bryan home will be a private affair.
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Ruth J. Bryan Leavitt
Lincoln
Neb
Reginald Altham Owen
Bryan Home
Hughes confirmed for Supreme Court seat after swift Senate move
Washington May 2 Gov Hughes of New York was quickly conf irmed by the Senate for the high office of justice on the Supreme Court. The swift action followed a prompt note of approval.
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Washington, D.C
Govror Hughes
New York
High Office of Justice
Supreme Court
Typhoid Strikes Noted Surgeon Ricketts at Hospital
Dr Howard T Ricketts a bacteriologist with international reputation and marine hospital service surgeon who went from Washington to Mexico City to study typhus fever is a patient at the American Hospital and is expected to die. The nomination had been reported from the committee on the judiciary.
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Howard T. Ricketts
United States Marine Hospital Service
Mexico City
Washington
Ricketts
Paris Laurels and new air prizes for Paulhan
At a Paris luncheon honoring Louis Paulhan the Aero Club of France announced two new air prizes totaling 50000 dollars. One prize offers a Paris to London flight and the other an English trip with the contest terms to be set. Paulhan received a gold medal as guests included ambassadors and notable aviators.
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Paris
Louis Paulhan
London
Manchester
England
Aero Club of France
M. Paulhan
Bacon
Bertie
M. Millerand
Henri de la Vaulx
Marquis de Dion
Emile Dubonnet
Old Battle Flag for Hooker’s Men at May Banquet
At the Third Army Corps Union banquet in Manhattan Hotel New York on May 5 an original headquarters battle flag of the Second Division Third Corps Hooker’s old division will be presented to the Hooker Association of Massachusetts. A special delegation will attend to receive the flag with President-General Greenleaf Goodale and other officers among the party.
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Third Army Corps Union
Manhattan Hotel
New York City
Third Corps
Hooker
Hooker Association of
Massachusetts
Hooker Association
Greenleaf Goodale
Thomas Mathews
I. P. Gragg
Edward Glines
Sequoia Grove Tree Dedicated to Pinchot in Muirwood
In Muirwood California the largest tree in the sequoia grove earned a formal dedication to Gifford Pinchot today. The ceremony took place in the Marion county park as part of a commemorative event recognizing Pinchot's conservation work.
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San Francisco
Muirwood
Marion County
California
Giffford Pinchot
Never Took Poor Debtors Oath To the Editor
Charles V Russell denies the Post article of May 1 1910 about a divorce case with Gertrude E Russell. He states he never took the poor debtor's oath at any time or one month ago as alleged. Attested by his attorney Frederick W Mansfield.
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Sunday Post
Gertrude E. Russell
Charles V. Russell
Russell
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