New Boston Art Museum Opens Free to the Public Today
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston opens its doors free this week with vast art treasures to view. Exhibits include Masolino da Panicale works and early Bellini pieces, with Fra Angelico influences noted in lighting and color. Regular admission resumes next week, except on designated free days.
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Museum of Fine Arts
Copley Square
van Dyck
Fra Angelico
Masolino da Panicale
Mrs Stetson Faces Expulsion Amid Church Row
In New York a looming church trial targets Mrs. Stetson as Boston leaders press for her excommunication over condemned teachings and practices. A key vote on stripping her $5000 salary and control looms as factions clash while supporters discuss forming a new organization.
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Boston
New York
Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days With PAZO Ointment
Guaranteed to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. Ends with refund offer and 650c.
Bandits Blast Broadway Shoe Store Safe in New York
In bright Broadway lights, expert cracksmen blew open a shoe company store safe and stole 4000 dollars in cash before dawn. The alarm was found hours later. Investigators suspect nitroglycerin and burlap to muffle the blast.
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New York
Navy
Broadway
Falls Hurt Three as Police Move to Relief Hospital
Three men fell down stairs at a Hanover Street location. Antonio Gaberino, 58, died at Relief Hospital. Rocco Pietro, 54, of Swampscott, and John Perkins, 50, a lodger at 194 Commercial Street, were seriously injured and on the dangerous list.
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Hanover Street
Relief Hospital
Antonio Gaberino
Taft Heads to Norfolk for Atlantic Deep Waterways Meet
Norfolk prepares to greet President Taft with oyster dishes during his trip to attend the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association convention. Taft will arrive Friday aboard the Mayflower yacht and stay in Norfolk this week.
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Norfolk
Taft
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Mayflower
Diapepsin Promises Fast Relief for Indigestion
Urges families to keep Pape's Diapepsin on hand for sudden stomach trouble. Claims it digests food in five minutes, relieves heartburn, gas, belching, nausea, and headaches, with a 50 cent case said to cure most chronic dyspepsia and indigestion.
American Snobs Debate Sparks Across Flats
The Rev. Herbert S. Johnson of War ren Avenue Baptist Church denounces American snobbery as class prejudice. He argues wealth without culture, foreign titles, childless households, and urban tenement distance corrode democracy and dumb down American life.
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Herbert S. Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
United States
Husband Recovers Wife After Gas Incident
Mabel Weston of 8 Centre street Roxbury was found unconscious in her room with gas jets open when husband James returned at 7 last evening. A doctor revived her but she relapsed and was moved to City Hospital. Weston calls it an accident. doctors say she will recover.
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Mabel Weston
Centre Street
Roxbury
James
City Hospital
Weston
Sweeping injunction urged against tailors union
The Ladies Tailors and Dressmakers Union 36 held a meeting at Wells Memorial to hear strike committee reports on remaining firms in the open shop fight. Employers seek an amendment to curb union funds and strike aid, described by labor leaders as the most sweeping injunction action in labor circles.
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Union 36
Wells Memorial Building
Mill Strikers Injure Youth in Ludlow Incident
In Ludlow November 14 deputies were posted to curb strife among Ludlow Manufacturing Associates workers. A teenage witness to Friday stone throwing was assaulted late Saturday and seriously hurt. One arrest was reported.
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Ludlow
Ludlow Manufacturing Associates
Rev A D Malley Named Navy Yard Chaplain
The Rev Augustine D Malley of St Marys Church Charlestown and assistant chaplain at the State prison has been appointed at Charlestown navy yard to celebrate mass aboard the receiving ship Wabash yesterday morning.
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Augustine D. Malley
St. Mary’s Church
Charlestown
State Prison
Charlestown Navy Yard
Fire in Brookline threatens building at 277 Washington
A basement blaze in a three story brick building at 277 Washington Street Brookline broke out last evening. The basement and first floor house William Papuleas fruit and confectionery store. Smoke damaged upper floors occupied by owner Mrs T M Kerr. Loss about 600 dollars.
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Washington Street
Brookline
William Papuleas
T. M. Kerr
Fire in East Somerville Schoolhouse Causes $100 Damage
An alarm at 12 20 yesterday reported a fire in the first floor hall of the Edgerly brick schoolhouse on Cross street East Somerville. It is believed to have started from spontaneous combustion in a dirt box. The damage totaled $100.
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Edgerly
Cross Street
East Somerville
Fire Log Briefs at Lenox and Prince Streets
At 7 20 p m a fire at Box S7 33 West Lenox street involved Lucey Bacchus with a loss of 5. At 10 15 p m a still alarm reported at S4 Prince street for Pasqualle Rossetti with a loss of 25.
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West Lenox Street
Lucey Bacchus
Prince Street
Pasqualle Rossetti
Good Government Day Observed in Revere
Good Government Day was observed in Protestant churches of Revere yesterday. Representatives of the association spoke from nearly every pulpit urging citizens to enforce laws and rid the town of liquor resorts gambling dens and other immoral places in the movement for the town’s uplifting.
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Revers
Revere
Movemnt to raise 2 500 000 for Washington memorial
A nationwide drive aims to raise 2 500 000 by February 22 for a George Washington memorial building in Washington DC to host headquarters for scientific, patriotic, educational and arts groups. Endorsers include Senator Elihu Root Dr S Weir Mitchell Professor Alexander Agassiz General Horace Porter Professor Fairfield Osborn and Dr Ira Remsen.
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New York
George Washington Memorial
Washington, D. C
Elihu Root
S. Weir Mitchell
Alexander Agassiz
Horace Porter
H. Fairfield Osborn
Ira Remsen
Move to standardize ream at five hundred sheets
Holyoke November 14. A paper trade movement seeks a standard ream of 500 sheets. Current ream counts range from 480 to 620 depending on make. The push spans the United States Great Britain and the Continent with support from major paper makers.
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Holyoke
United States
Great Britain
Sulzberger Heads Jewish Committee
At the American Jewish Committee annual meeting in New York on November 14 its leaders elected officers for the coming year. President is Mayor Sulzberger with vice presidents Julian Marsh and Jacob H. Hollander and treasurer Isaac W. Benheim.
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Sulzberger
Jewish Committee
New York
American Jewish Committee
United States
Mayor Sulzberger
Julian Marsh
Jacob H. Hollander
Isaac W. Benheim
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