Roosevelt Warns Berlin Crowd On World Movement
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt spoke at Berlin University on The World Movement despite throat irritation. He praised German institutions and the Emperor, received a Doctorate of Philosophy, and warned that civilization could fail if individuals neglect essential duties. The event drew royal attendance and a guard-assisted audience exit.
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Berlin
University of Berlin
Roosevelt
World Movement
Victoria Louise
Ejitel Friedrich
The Doctor’s Answers On Health and Beauty Questions
Health column offers home remedies and tonics for coughs, nervous disorders, catarrh, pimples, indigestion, kidney symptoms, constipation, and weight gain. Several prescriptions use Sarsaparilla, balmwort, Cardiol, and other compounds, with step by step mixing and dosage guidance.
Former bank treasurer indicted for 104000 dollar larceny
Worcester May 12 John A Hall former treasurer of South Bridge Savings Bank was indicted by the Worcester county grand jury on 15 counts charging the larceny of 104000 dollars from bank funds. Hall, jailed awaiting trial since last January after surrendering when the shortage was found, did not plead and is expected to be brought to court next week.
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Worcester
John A. Hall
Southbridge Savings Bank
Worcester County Grand Jury
Hall
Shortage Found in Hall Accounts at Southbridge Bank
Indictment totals 104000 but expert accountants report a shortage over 600000 after reviewing former treasurer records at Southbridge Savings Bank. Hall, as treasurer for both the town and bank, had immediate knowledge of transfers. officials deny town knowledge. No statement from Hall explains the alleged shortfall or any wrongdoing.
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Hall
Southbridge Savings Bank
Southbridge
Savings Bank
Explosion in Wellington mine kills 137 workers
Manchester May 12 news reports 137 miners died in a Wellington coal mine explosion at Whitehaven. Rescue teams saved four men but a fire rekindled in the workings, leaving little hope for those still entombed.
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Manchester
England
Wellington
Whitehaven
Fogg Family to Meet in Cambridge July Sixth
The Fogg Family Association holds its ninth annual reunion in the Fogg lecture room at the Fogg Art Museum Harvard College Cambridge on July 6 Invitations will be extended to all with the Fogg name or Fogg connections by marriage or otherwise.
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FOGGS
Cambridge
Fogg Family Association
Fogg
Fogg Art Museum
Harvard College
Slim Blood in Rheumatism Promised Cure Found
A Hyde Park man claims Dr Williams Pink Pills cured his rheumatism after years of pain and failed treatments. He describes severe back and limb pains, weight loss, and dependence on bed rest during worst attacks. The pamphlet markets the pills as a blood and nerve tonic and offers free booklet and mail order details.
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Isaac Walker
Fast River Street
Hyde Park
Mass
Dr. Williams
Boston
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Cadum Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
In treating eczema and other skin diseases two actions are needed: exclude dust germs and air from the diseased areas and initiate healing. The Cadum preparation is claimed to do both, stopping itching on application and hastening sore healing. A 10 cent box is offered at drugstores for testing.
Chivalry cost lives on Saltillo steamer disaster
Five women and a baby died when the river steamer Saltillo struck a submerged rock at Glen Park Missouri. Captain Crane blamed the rush to evacuate in near land and noted five shipmen died aiding passengers. Smoke from a lime kiln and high water hindered the pilot from keeping the boat in the channel.
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ST. Louis
Saltillo
Glen Park
Crane
Indicted on Girls Charges in Worcester
The Worcester county grand jury indicted nine men on multiple counts in a case stemming from misconduct toward young girls. Indicted are Judson W. Hall Patrick J Judge Henry C Owens Louis La Chappelle Napoleon Dufresne Alfred Brass Isaac Winneman Ernest Butterworth all Worcester and Edward P Flye of Leominster.
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Worcester
Judson W. Hall
Patrick J. Judge
Henry C. Owens
Louis la Chappelle
Napoleon Dufresne
Alfred Brass
Isaac Winneman
Ernest Butterworth
Edward P. Flye
Leominster
Purse of Money Given the Rev Dr P J Supple
A reception at Intercolonial Hall Roxbury honored Rev. P. J. Supple administrator of St John s and St Hugh s churches with a purse of money. Attendees included Mayor Fitzgerald District Attorney Pelletier and many priests from Boston and Roxbury in a warm, laudatory gathering.
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P. J. Supple
St. John's
St. Hugh's
Roxbury
Dudley Street
Father Supple
Joseph H. O'Neil
Fitzgerald
Joseph C. Pelletier
James N. Supple
Michael J. Supple
Charlestown
Denis J. Whaley
P. EH
Daniel C. Riordan
Newton Centre
James J. McCarthy
Dorchester
Philip J. O’donnell
Boston
James A. Supple
D. D
Back Bay
Daniel F. ‘Whalen
John F. Deignan
John H. Powers
St. John’s
Harry P. Nawn
John ®& Gilman
William J. Dooley
Edward A. McGrath
Thomas Clexton
M. J. Cronin
William Cunningham
Hugh P. McNally
Lawrence Cain
J.albert Dorsey
Edward Illingworth
Daniel McCarthy
Pio de Lucca
Supple
New England
Archbishop O'Connell
Joseph Co. Pelletier
May party planned by Boston apprentice printers
The Boston Typographical Union apprentices formed an association to celebrate its first year with a May party next Tuesday evening. John H. Smith serves as president and Walter E. Firby as secretary. Notices state all composing rooms in city printing offices will be barred to apprentices on May 17.
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Boston Typographical Union
John H. Smith
Walter E. Firby
Harvard Orators Win Boylston Prizes at Sanders Theatre
The Boylston prize speaking contest at Sanders Theatre Cambridge last night awarded two $100 prizes to Frank Stern and W. G. Beach, both class of 1911. Three $50 prizes went to E. A. Bemis, C. J. Cudahy, and G. L. Harding, all class of 1911, with judges including Bra nan Burr Dodge Fish Green Homans Monroe Perkins and Walcott from various years.
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Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
Frank Stern
W. G. Beach
E. A. Bemis
C. J. Cudahy
G. L. Harding
D. Branan
I. T. Burr
Chelsea Police Hold Their Annual Ball
The 16th Chelsea Police Relief Association ball drew over 2500 attendees at the State Armory on Broadway. Attendees included police reps from across the state, with former and current officials present and Chief Gagpa Shannon as general manager and Captain Fitzroy Grover and Officer James Sawyer in key roles.
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Chelsea Police Relief Association
State Armory
Broadway
Board of Control
Gagpa ® Shannon
Fitzroy Grover
James Sawyer
Fire Calls And Losses Reported In Roxbury District
Daily fire record notes 11:55 am at Box 3 Needles end 1:50 pm and 1:55 pm Box 311 43 45 45 Kemble Street Roxbury Poland Laundry Machine Company loss 4300 3:20 pm Box 249 117 Columbia Avenue Roxbury John J Francy loss 250 3:40 pm still alarm Whitney Rinect Roxbury Mary Flynn loss ree.
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Kemble Street
Roxbury
Poland Laundry Machine Company
Columbia Avenue
John J. Francy
Whitney Rinect
Mary Flynn
Massachusetts House Probes Holding Companies Under Public Regulation
The Massachusetts House approved a sweeping resolve to investigate voluntary associations that hold stock for public service firms. The measure seeks to curb evasion of franchise taxes and ensure supervision of street railways gas and electric light firms and related holding structures. A new commission would summon witnesses compel book production and operates with court like powers.
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Public Franchise League
Committee On Judiciary
James H. Knight
House
Massachusetts
Railroad Commission
Gas and Electric Lighting Commission
Boston Railroad
Boston & Maine
New Haven
New England Securities and Investment Company
Mildram
Commonwealth of Thousands
Senate
Draper
Expres
Joseph B. Eastman
Publ Franchise League
General Court of
Nex
Knight
Fire prompts two alarms at Roxbury factory
Two alarms sounded yesterday for a serious blaze at a two story wood factory at 48 45 and 47 Kemble street Roxbury. Poland Laundry Machinery Co occupied the building owned by the Caldwé estate. Fire started in the rear machine shop where about 30 men worked. Damage estimated at 2000 dollars.
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Kemble Street
Roxbury
The
Poland Laundry Machinery Company
Caldwé Estate
Gold Dust Dishwashing Powder Promises Quick, Thorough Cleaning
A vintage advertisement extols Gold Dust as the best dishwashing powder, claiming it cleans better than soap, sterilizes, and leaves dishes sanitary and sweet. It says the GOLD DUST TWINS work without effort, cutting washing time in half and urging readers to buy from their grocer.
Peerless Suction Cleaner Promises Dustless Home
An advertisement extols a PEERLESS Suction Cleaner offering a dust free home. It claims the device pulls dust from carpets, rugs, behind radiators, and plate rails without raising airborne particles, reducing cleaning time and effort while improving health.
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Him
Filmes
Washington and
Winter Streets
Seersucker
Dr. Lewis Baker
College
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Dayiee
Ohio
Big Tee
Harrison
Florence M
Rose-Kaylein
Gael Mix
L. K
Henry K
Fanny L
K. L
Francis
Bank
Sita
Williams
Embryo Printers
Chelsea Police
Daily Fire Record
Norfolk
Jordan Marsh Company
Woe Ae K. Es Company
Borluy
Anasseanth
Manufacturers Outlet Company
Mfgs
Chambers Street
New York
Crawford
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