Man Returns Home After Two Year Absence
John Jatairu of Bloomfield New Jersey returns to his East Passaic Avenue home after two years. He recalls memory gaps from a Philadelphia hospital and later found work in Philadelphia before remembering Bloomfield and reuniting with his wife and child. His story includes a foreclosed mortgage on a house once owned before his marriage.
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NW York
John Jatairn
Bloomfield
N. J
Jateira
Em- 5
East Passaic Avenue
Bloom
George Nevins
Jatairu
Philadelphia
Jatalin
Jataira
Solons Merry at Table at Quincy House Prorogation Dinner
Massachusetts legislators relaxed at the prorogation dinner in Quincy House. Speakers and guests teased each other with jests about party unity and bills while toasts were drunk from empty glasses. The group applauded Speaker Walker and Governor Draper as they celebrated a session marked by humor amid political fights.
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Massachusetts
Quincy House
Draper
Treadway
Berkshire
Governor Draper
Canadian Club
Charles S. Hamlin
Henry M. Whitney
Frederick J. Macleod
Josiah Quincy
James H. Vahey
Tom” Riley
Jo Cosely
Frothingham
Watertown
Lcle
Timothy Callahan
Houghton and Dutton Association Dance Event
The May dancing party of the Houghton and Dutton Company Mutual Relief Association will be held this evening in Intercolonial Hall at 214 Dudley Street Roxbury. Dancing from eight to twelve, hundreds of employees anticipate an event to eclipse all previous parties.
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Houghton& Dutton Company Mutual Relief Association
Intercolonial
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Planned trip ends in street ambush in Jersey City
Sadie Buxbaum a 15 year old from Jersey City lured 19 year old Fred Viano to a corner meeting for a Boston trip. Viano was attacked by Buxbaum her mother and boys who restrained him until police arrested him for disorderly conduct. He claimed to live in Lexington Massachusetts.
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Jersey City
N. J
Sadie Buxbaum
First Street
Fred Viano
Court House Place
Viana
Boston
Bedford Street
Lexington
Mass
Two Drink Tonic Deaths Leave New York Family
John Couch three and Louise six died after drinking tonic from the icebox. Rosa eleven watched but could not prevent them. The children grew sick by four in the morning and died within hours after convulsions. Their loss follows a prior infant death by fire in the same household.
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New York
John Couch
Louise
John
Boston Department Store May Party Draws 500 guests
About 500 attended the Boston Department Store Associates annual May party at Catholic Union Hall in Boston. The event showcased decorative chandeliers and May baskets, with fruit and candy souvenirs. Proceeds benefit the association's sickness and accident treasury. organizers included Jason S. Bailey, A. D. Nugent, A. S. Greene, Joseph Nickerson as floor director, and a committee led by Nickerson with Miss Gertrude Buckley and other aides.
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Boston Department Store Associates
Catholic Union Hall
Washington Street
Jason S. Bailey
A. D. Nugent
A. S. Greene
Treasury
Boston Department Store Association
J. Nickerson
R. W. Wilsey
W. McGrath
M. E. Vickary
A. McCarthy
L. McNally
J. Brown
S. Kaplan
L. Kenney
BP. Cotter
K. Leborvich
A. Brewer
Joseph Nickerson
Hard Fighting In Nicaragua Reported Near Bluefields
May 24 dispatch says government troops attacked provincial positions near Bluefields but were repulsed and withdrew to the woods. Artillery fire continued through the night and resumed at dawn. American gunboats Paducah and Dubuque did not interfere with Venus movements.
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Bluefields
Nice
Paducah
Dubuque
Labor Leaders of 1910 Ernest William Southworth Profile
Ernest William Southworth, vice-president of Boston Stereotypers' Union 3, born in New Castle Missouri, moved to Pittsburg, joined the trade in 1898, worked in Philadelphia, then Boston. He served on the Philadelphia Telegraph and Boston union boards, joined Boston Post and Boston American crews, and now serves a second term as vice-president. The union wage is four dollars for a seven hour day and six hours at night. the craft is ten percent organized with good working conditions.
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Ernest William Southworth
Boston Stereotypers
Union 3
New Castle
Pittsburg
Penn
Jim” Murray
Southworth
Philadelphia Telegraph
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Allied Printing Tray Council
Tadelphia Stereotypers
Boston
Boston Post
Boston American
Boston Stereotypers’ Union 3
42 Die in Sea and Land Disasters
A Goodyear cook, his baby lost, and five occupants die when a car traveling near Reed's Ferry Merrimack crashes after front tires burst. Walter J. Gould, an Orange Mass. auto company official, is killed. owner Robert Schneider injured. Alderman James E. McDonald and others hurt.
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Darrah Brook
Merrimack
Walter J. Gould
Groat Auto Manufacturing Company
Orange
Mass
Robert Schneider
Gould
Reed's Ferry
James E. McDonald
Charles M. Hecker
William Castner
George M. Davis
Playful 5 Year Old Struck by Car Mud Guard Fatal
In Medford a heavy touring car owned by Otis Brown of Cambridge and driven by William Tenney struck Wallace B. Phillips on Riverside Avenue. The 5 year old died at Malden Hospital despite speed to the hospital. Tenney was arrested and bailed, to appear in Malden District Court.
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Medford
William Tenney
Otis
Brown
Lechmere National Bank of Cambridge
Wallace B. Phillips
Fred Phillips
Riverside Avenue
Malden Hospital
Albert Smith
Smith
F. R. Illsley
Tenney
Golding
Malden
Speeding Auto Tips Over Driver Hurled to Death
Speeding auto tips over, hurling its driver to death against a stone wall. Four others are injured as the car’s tires burst in Manchester New Hampshire on May 24.
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Manchester, N. H
Wolgast Vehicle Sideswipe Hurts 12 Year Old Girl
Kathleen Slater, 12, was seriously injured when a car driven by Ad Wolgast, the lightweight champion, struck her horse causing a crash. Slater's father J. W. Slater criticized the boxer over a proposed damage suit, saying Wolgast’s money “gono better than a murderer's.” Wolgast visited the scene and offered sorrow, but was advised not to call.
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Traverse City
Mich
Kathleen Slater
Ad Wolgast
J. W. Slater
Wolgast
Slater
Earthquake Shocks Reggio Scares Citizens
A heavy quake rattled Reggio Italy this evening prompting residents to rush outside. No damage or injuries were reported as authorities noted the tremor’s limited impact.
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Reggio
Italy
Labor notes on union talks and wage scale actions
Labor notes report P. J. Sheehan, business agent, meets General Spresetngtte to discuss wage scales for local members. A freight handlers' meeting followed as Bus & Maine road workers push for higher pay after a recent cent increase. A protest on finality and plans for further demands are noted in Boston and Los Angeles resolutions.
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P. J. Sheehan
Stationary Firemen's Union
Eno
Boats Crash Drowns 22 as Skerryvore Sinks
In the English Channel off Cowes Isle of Wight today the steamer Skerryvore collided with the German bark J. C. Vinnen. Twenty two people drowned as the Skerryvore sank with only two crew rescued, one of whom died shortly after.
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J. C. Vinnen
Skerryvore
English Channel
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Greek garb spurs denial of service on Atlantic City boardwalk
Norman Duncan and his wife wore Greek robes when a boardwalk restaurant refused to serve them or their companions saying nothing doing until clothes were modern. The party retired to the Hotel Dunlop after the incident as hundreds watched and followed the couple along the beach.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Norman Duncan
L. Krebs
Dunlop
Depew’s claim on McKinley spurs Spanish War debate
James Boyle, former Ohio governor McKinley’s private secretary and later consul at Liverpool, corroborates the Senate assertion that McKinley was urged by the people into war with Spain. The Columbus report, dated May 24, presents Boyle’s testimony supporting Senator Depew’s Monday remarks.
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M’kinley
Columbus
Ohio
Depew
Senate
McKinley
Spain
James Boyle
Liverpool
Sugar trust witness called in Heike trial
Washington B. Tomas president of the American Sugar refining Company was subpoenaed as a witness in the conspiracy case of Charles J. Heike and five subordinates in the U S Circuit Court. Tomas appeared with director Dr Samuel D Hooker but left when told his testimony was not needed that day.
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NW York
Washington B. Tomas
American Sugareening Company
Apfir
Charles J. Heike
Heike
United States Circuit Court
Thomas
Samuel D. Hooker
Philadelphia
Federal Building
Sugar Trust
Henry C. Havesmeyer
Trust
John A. Thompson
Wall Street
James F. Bendernagel
How to Live to Be 100 Years Old
Mrs. Dinah E. Sprague celebrated her 101st birthday in Chicago on May 3, greeting relatives and friends who attended the event.
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Chicago
Dinah E. Sprague
Recipe for a Long Life
The speaker describes a life of sensible living, dressing appropriately for seasons, and maintaining a steady diet. Growing up on a farm, they always had enough to eat and never skipped meals, avoiding fasting. They avoided coffee and tea until late in life and used them sparingly.
False citizenship claim leads to arrest at port
Matteos Najarian, formerly of Chicago, was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal James Ruhl for falsely representing himself as an American citizen to immigration officers at the port. He is held in $1000 and faces a hearing next Saturday before United States Commissioner Hayes.
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Matteos Najarian
Chicago
United States
James Ruhl
Hayes
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