Zassalitch Dropped For Yalu Disaster
St Petersburg May 17 General Zassalitch who lost at the Yalu on May 1 has been relieved of command of the Second Siberian army division. Lieutenant-General Count Keller, former governor of Ekaterinoslav, appointed to succeed him. Keller is 54 and has seen three campaigns in the Turkish war.
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ST. Petersburg
Zassalitch
the Yalu
Siberian
Count Keller
Aterinoslav
Ekaterinoslav
Irate hackmen seek repayment from anti Olney campaign financier
Hackmen and stable-keepers across the city pursue hundreds of dollars in hack hire claimed to be due from the anti Olney movement financier and associates. Creditors list James Curran Edward Curran Crane Bros Conlon Bros and about 10 others totaling about 200. They allege carriage and barge hires were arranged April 6 and 12 for political meetings.
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Hack
James Curran
Winter Street
Edward Curran
Winter Place
Crané Bros
Dorchester
Hack and Barge Hire
Conlon Bros
Hotel Plaza
McFarland
Maine
Dewey
Boston
Crane Bros
Ashmont
JAPS CONTROL NEARLY ALL THE LIAOTUNG
May 18 report from St Petersburg says Japanese control almost all of southern Liaotung except Port Arthur and its gun fortifications. Russians failed to strike a sally, Port Dalny destroyed to concentrate forces at Port Arthur. Mines clog the approach. Dalny’s destruction aims to prevent relief and preserve Port Arthur’s prestige.
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ST. Petersburg
Liaotung Peninsula
Port Arthur
Jacco Allance
Kinchau
Port Dalny
Dalny
Danny
Cambridge woman reports room seeker stole watch
Miss Elien M Hayes of 6 Mt Auburn Street Cambridge said a young man called about renting a room and stole a gold watch. Police are pursuing the few clues and expect arrests soon as this kind of theft increases in the University City.
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Elien M. Hayes
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
University City
Curley Case Went To Supreme Court For Writ
Briefs in the Curley case were sent to the Supreme Court in Washington. Alder man James Curley and Representative Thomas F. Curley face impersonation charges in a civil service exam and await a final hearing next week. If the writ is denied, the circuit court sentence will be carried out.
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Curley
Supreme Court OF U. S
Supreme Court
Washington
Powers, Hall & Jones
Curleys
James Curley
Thomas F. Curley
Circuit Court
Harbor murder mystery probes robbery motive
Hanover Street police say robbery likely motive in Mathieson death. A seaman and former deckhand on the Executor, he vanished April 12 after leaving a boarding house with over 500 dollars, his body recovered from the river Sunday morning. Investigators are examining two men linked to the victim.
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Hanover Street
Mathieson
Hoff
Carl Canielson
Division 1
Michael Moore Disbarred Over Forged Mortgage Claim
Michael J. Moore was disbarred by Justice Sheldon after a Superior Court hearing. He allegedly forged James J. Brown’s signature on a mortgage deed and note, receiving 3419 in cash. Moore purported to act for Brown to obtain a 3500 loan from Grace and Mabel Stairs of Boston, using unsigned documents and sworn signatures. His current whereabouts are unknown. he left the city about a year ago.
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Michael
J. Moore
Justice Sheldon
Moore
James J. Brown
James R. Murphy
Grace
Mabel
Stairs
Boston
Brown
Stanley Street
Murphy
Burglars Hit Phillips and Marvin Brokerage Office
Burglars entered the Phillips and Marvin brokerage offices at 79 Milk Street in the Shaw building Monday night. They found no valuables due to the move to new offices in the Compton building, but forced a door and searched the premises.
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Phillips & Marvin
Shaw
Milk Street
Compton
Constable Injures Somerville Man in Stable Help
Oil dealer Howard J. Galloupe of Somerville was knocked unconscious by a constable wielding a billy as officers served an attachment for his horse. The incident occurred in Galloupe's 55 Prescott Street stable yesterday morning. Galloupe says two men entered the barn to seize the horse, one struck him from behind, injuring his head, and the horse was subsequently taken. He later identified the assailants at the Somerville police station.
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Somerville
Howard J. Galloupe
Galloupe
Prescott Street
Margaret Mitchell to Recite for O'Reilly Reading Circle
Margaret Mitchell, graduate of Emerson School of Oratory class of 1904, will give a dramatic recital tomorrow evening. The event is hosted by the John Boyle O'Reilly Reading Circle in the Catholic Union library.
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Margaret Mitchell
Emerson School of Oratory
John Boyle O'Reilly
The
Catholic Union
Delegates Arrive for National Federation of Women's Clubs
At St Louis on May 17 delegates gather for the federation meeting. Massachusetts sends a lone male delegate while New York’s 60 blue badges cause an avant garde mishap as the committee spots the oversights. Mrs Naething’s underskirt displays blue ribbon and is confiscated.
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Massachusetts
ST. Louis
National Federation of Women's Clubs
New York
Charles A. Naething
YEGGMEN GANG AT WORK AGAIN
Chief Inspector Watts cites a roaming yeggman gang suspected in multiple safe breaks across Fall River Hanover Rockland Stoughton Randolph Taunton Framingham Hingham Attleboro and other towns. Four men seen in many places, tied to Hanover and Fall River robberies as warm weather nears.
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Lynn
Watts
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Co
Fall River
Phillips, Bates & Co
Hanover
Grand Opera House
Rockland
Stoughton
Randolph
Taunton
Framingham
Hingham
Attleboro
State District
Vesgmen
Livermore Denies Actress Struck Him at Adams House
A. 8. Livermore, Salter Silk Co. manager, denies a report that actress Emelie Benner whipped him in the Adams House lobby. He says he was not struck and did not know the woman, who was escorted out after a confrontation.
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Livermore
Salter Silk Company
Kingston Street
Adams House
Emelie Benner
Mr. Livermore
Post
Cambridge youths held for lead pipe theft at Harvard dorm
Whitney Hall on Mt. Auburn Street Cambridge was entered yesterday and 100 pounds of lead pipe stolen. Four boys were arrested for the break and the pipe was recovered by the police.
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Whitney
Harvard
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
Quinona Praised by Hospitals and Clinicians
Augusta City Hospital president Burleigh lauds Quinona as a strong medicinal tonic and anti malarial. Dr Frederick G Moore calls it a permanent rebuilder boosting weak nerves. Miss McKinley cites a paralysis cure after Quinona and Shihoni use. Endorsed by hospitals for stomach troubles nervousness sleeplessness malaria and run down condition.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Augusta City Hospital
Hale Hospital
Quinona
Lawson explains his view of adverse ruling in gas case
The Boston court dismissed the suit brought by George W. Pepper against Kidder Peabody H. H. Rogers and others over Bay State Gas Company share sales. The decision clears Rogers and Kidder Peabody of fraud and upholds the New England Gas and Coke reorganization, boosting hopes for cheaper Boston gas. Lawson criticized Massachusetts Gas interests and predicted future steps remain.
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Barker
Supreme Court
Kidder, Peabody & Co
H. H. Rogers
George W. Pepper
Bay State Gas Company
Bay State Gas
Massachusetts
Delaware
New Jersey
T. W. Lawson
Lawson
Boston
Kidder-Peabody
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Henry H. Rogers
Mercantile Trust Company
New England Gas and Coke Company
The
Stock Exchange
Supreme Court Rules in Landlord Tenant Dispute
The full bench upholds the landlord's possession after Albert L. Gordon, leaseholder of 31 and 33 Winter Street, allowed the property to be sold for 1900 taxes in violation of the lease. Gordon claimed a clerical mistake and offered repayment, but the court ruled compensation cannot be made and the landlord may keep possession.
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Supreme Court
Albert L. Gordon
Winter Street
Brother Thought a Pauper but Left Rich Heir
Derby Connecticut May 17 Lydia P Harris of Coventry went to Worcester to bury her brother Charles and found a trunk with cash and bank accounts totaling 25000 dollars. She becomes his heir to the entire estate.
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Derby
Conn
Lydia P. Harris
Coventry
Worcester
Charles
Cambridge Sociology School to Open Next Fall
Harvard University and Simmons College unite to establish a Cambridge training school for social workers. Dr Jeffrey R Brackett will lead, aiming to train capable officers in charity, uplifting the fallen and public administration with a systematic, comprehensive program.
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Sociology School
Cambridge
Greater Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Training School For Social Workers
Harvard University
Simmons College
Jeffrey R. Brackett
New
Baltimore
Brackett
Scientists Need Not Quit Clubs
The Rev Mary Baker G Eddy pastor emeritus of the First Church of Christ explains that the church by law does not force members to resign from benevolent and progressive organizations. It states individuals may join clubs not named in the manual. The denomination requires members to devote themselves to Christian work for humanity.
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Mary Baker G. Eddy
First Church of Christ
Christian Science Journal
Meather Church
Freeasons
Odd Fellows
Temperance S&ocieties
Norwegians Celebrate Independence Day in Boston
The Viking Club of Boston observed Norway's independence anniversary at the Revere House yesterday with Consul Lootz of Sweden as chairman. P. Christian gave an address to the gathering.
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Norway
Viking Club of
Boston
Revere House
Consul Lootz
Sweden
P. Christian
East Boston Track Work Delayed By Rail Line Decisions
East Boston must wait as Boston and Albany delays depressing the tracks. Vice-President Edgar Van Etten says Boston and Maine has two months to decide if it will leave East Boston and six months to begin work. The company has spent about 1 million of 2.5 million needed to build a new dock. Plans for a new elevator exist but current business favors the old elevator for now.
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East
Boston
Boston & Albany Railroad
Edgar van Etten
Boston & Maine
East Boston
Boston & Albany
United States
Boston Harter
Robbers Hold Up Mail Wagon Near Chicago Station
Three highwaymen attempted to rob a United States registered mail wagon near the Chicago and Northwestern railway station in Chicago Illinois on May 17. An accidental revolver discharge thwarted their plan and the trio fled after a street fight with officers.
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Chicago
Ill
Chicago & Northwestern
Jacob Morse Reaches 75 With A Life of Business And Service
Jacob Morse of Leopold Morse & Co marks 75 today and 50 years since arriving in New York. A Boston area pioneer in wholesale and manufacturing, he leads with integrity and remains deeply engaged in business and city affairs. He chairs the City Cemeteries Board of Trustees and serves as a director of the Federal Trust Company while supporting the Leopold Morse Home at Mattapan and many charitable groups.
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Jacob Morse
Leopold Morse & Co
Wachenheim
Bavaria
Germany
New York
Boston
Ing
Manchester
N. H
D. F. Miller
Morse
Aaron Morse
J. Léopold Morse
Congress
Leopold Morse
Board of Trustees of
City Cemeteries
Federal Trust Company
Mattapan
E. W. Kinsley Post
Man Fined $10 for Not Sending Son to School
James Broome of 56 West Newton Street was arraigned before Judge Wentworth on a charge of failing to send his son to school. He claimed he needed the boy to assist him. The court fined him $10. Broome, who also claims a belief that the earth is flat, has been known to discuss his view on Boston Common.
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James Broome
West Newton Street
Boston Common
Wentworth
Cured By Cuticura Reads Like Remarkable Skin Cure
A testimonial from Mrs A G Smith of Philadelphia describes a severe face skin disease covering one side of the face and reaching the eye. After doctors and hospital treatment failed, she credits Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent with rapid full recovery in a week and long lasting relief.
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Bere
A. G. Smith
Catharine St
Philadelphia
Long
Landon
Dera
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Michael Moore
Boyle O’reilly
FCO OP DE Componemuer
Bay State
Vention
Yeggmen
Beecham's
Frederick G. Moore
King’s College, London
St. Luke’s Hospital, Boston
Miss McKinley
Haverhill, Mass
Gainonas
Sachusetts Gas Companies
Kidder, Weabody & Co
Frank G. Webster
Mr. Lawson
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