Edward Filene Returns After World Tour of Orient
Mr. Edward A. Filene came back to Boston after nearly ten months away. He circumnavigated the globe with extended stays in Japan, the Philippines, India, and China. He studied financial and social conditions by visiting cities and rural villages with an interpreter.
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Filene’s World Tour Seeks Economic Insight From Asia
Boston merchant Mr. Filene describes his travels from Egypt to India and Japan, assessing colonial administration and wage norms. He calls the Japanese press sensational and dismisses war rumors, praising India's civil service and noting low wages and plentiful servant labor.
Vesuvius Reawakens Emitting Smoke After Dormancy
Mt Vesuvius again active sending clouds of dense smoke from three fissures around the crater. Roaring observed as alarm spreads in nearby towns due to recent Calabria earthquakes and memories of the 1906 eruption.
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Weston Angling For Record Walk Into Chicago
Edward Payson Weston a 69 year old pedestrian is due to complete a 1230 mile march from Portland Maine this afternoon at five miles an hour, entering Chicago at the Illinois Athletic Club with a new world record within reach. He left Portland October 29 and yesterday covered 81 miles showing exceptional stamina. He aims to beat his own 40 year old record set at age 29 though he does not walk on Sundays.
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Weston Prom Walk Heads Toward Chicago Celebration
Weston the 69 year old pedestrian nears Chicago after an 81 mile day from Ligonier to Chesterton and Laporte Indiana. Crowds along the route cheer the veteran walker with plans for a large Illinois Athletic Club reception in South Chicago.
Daring Holdup on Hanover and Elm Streets
Edward Flower a 29 year old Somerville resident was attacked near Hanover and Elm streets just after 8 PM. A stranger demanded money and then struck Flower knocking him to the sidewalk before escaping with his watch and chain. Flower was taken to Relief Hospital with bruises and a scalp wound.
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Warship Builders Consider Lawsuits Over Navy Contracts
Fore River Ship Building Company of Quincy contemplates suits against the Navy Department to recover $685,000 claimed due beyond contract price for building the battleships Rhode Island and New Jersey.
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Navy claims over shipbuilding changes head to attorney general
The Navy Department asks Attorney General Bonaparte to rule on whether Fore River and Newport News Ship Building claims for added costs due to design changes will stand. Bonaparte is expected to decide against the contractors, who may then sue for recovery. The Fore River firm cites changes during Rhode Island and New Jersey builds, while Newport News seeks payment for Virginia West Virginia Maryland alterations.
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City May Lose Its Schools Judge Warns
Judge Joseph J. Fallon told the Merchants Association that if citizens do not uphold the current School Board, the State Legislature may seize control of the city schools. He warned the board’s plans could eliminate the need for a juvenile court in a few years. Other speakers urged preserving the board’s positions.
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Boston Judge Warns Schools Face Loss of Power
Judge Joseph J. Fallon flags a crisis for Boston over police and school control. He recalls 1865 school board service, praises past and current boards, laments a reduced school committee and Juvenile Court, and urges educated youth to deter crime.
Boston Area Forecast Fair Weather With Wind Shifts
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair conditions Tuesday and Wednesday. Light to fresh westerly winds. In New England Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies with rain or snow in Maine and colder conditions in east Maine, rain by night in the south and in the north, followed by generally fair and brisk winds Wednesday. Eastern New York expects local rain Tuesday or Tuesday night, then Wednesday fair and slightly colder with fresh southwest to west winds.
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Bradley insanity claim in Brown shooting trial
Dr. W M Barton of Georgetown University testified Mrs Annie M Bradley was insane at the time she fatally shot former Utah Senator Arthur Brown on December 8, 1906. The expert spoke after a 13000 word hypothetical history was read to him during the trial.
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Defense witness testifies in Mrs Bradley case
Dr Barton explained why he viewed Mrs Bradley as abnormal noting her interest in political club affairs and other uncommon female pursuits. He withstood cross examination by the district attorney and insanity experts as the trial continued with the defendant showing pallor dejection and quiet sorrow.
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School board hears charges against Miss Joslin over pupil mistreatment
Medford reports the Craddock School teacher Miss Della Joslin faced charges of ill treating pupils on November 18. James Phelan and James Mitchener presented the case at a special school board meeting, which adjourned the hearing to the next regular meeting after the lengthy session. The proceedings stem from the loss of a nickel and alleged searches of Phelan and Mitchener.
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Arabs Make Fierce Sally In Algerian Clash Report
Ten thousand Benis Nas sen tribesmen attacked the French camp near Lalla Maghnia Algeria on November 24 and were repelled with about 1200 killed. The battle lasted long with fierce charges and high casualties on both sides.
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Father John's Medicine Cures Cold and Builds Up
An old ad promotes Father John’s Medicine as a safe tonic that cures colds and strengthens the body with pure nourishment, claiming quick relief and vitality for users.
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Fisher rescues three lads from overturned boat at sea
Lobster fisherman John Finley of Revere plunged into heavy seas to save three boys 15 to 16 years old from Chelsea Roxbury and Winthrop after their duck hunting boat capsized a mile from shore near Nahant. They were brought to Malcolm McQueen's house in Winthrop and saved after hours of effort. The incident follows Finley's prior rescues, with locals seeking a Humane Society medal for his bravery.
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Moran silent as ten plans in adoring loyalty drive
District Attorney Moran refuses to deny plans to endorse Postmaster Hibbard amid pressure from Independence League leaders. League backers remain hopeful as they seek support for Coulthurst. Mayor Fitzgerald’s allies await Moran’s stance to decide next steps.
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