Stabbing Victim Otis Neitz Reports Robbery by Three
Otis Neitz 34 of 66 Stamford street staggered to Relief Hospital with a deep knife wound to the back claiming he was held up and stabbed by three men at Stamford and Merrimac streets. He said $63 was taken and spectators were intimidated by the knife. A witness aided Neitz in, hospital. police doubt the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Neitz
Stamford Street
Relief Hospital
Stamford
Merrimac
Neitz
Weitz
Akron
Hnd
Merrimac Street
West End
Dr. Dunning
Pittsburg
Dr Marion dies of pneumonia at 59
Brigadier General Otis Sk. Marion MVM surgeon general on Governor Bates staff died at his Allston home after pneumonia. Born in Burlington he graduated from Dartmouth in 183 and Harvard Medical School in 1876. He practiced in Allston and served in the State militia and Spanish War as surgeon in the Sixth Massachusetts. He was elected commander of the Old Guard of Massachusetts.
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Otis SK. Marion
Bates
Allston
Marion
Burlington
Dartmouth
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts Volunteer
Old Guard of
Massachusetts
Insomnia cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills
Testimony from Mrs H A Fletcher of Manchester New Hampshire describes a severe apoplectic shock blindness nerves and sleeplessness. After six weeks of doctors she used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and reports rapid relief and steady sleep. Pills claimed to cure headaches neurasthenia and blood diseases with druggists stocking them nationwide.
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Mrs. Loveland
Everett
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady, N
Boston Girl in Mystery Ends in Suspected Suicide
R L Barrington a China decoration instructor in Newark is found dead with a 22 caliber revolver beside him. Miss Carrie Utter of Boston discovers the body and testifies to his despondency over business losses. Autopsy indicates self-inflicted death. another cartridge failed to fire. Utter says she formerly worked for Barrington in Boston and Barrington's home is near Ogdensburg.
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Newark
N. J
R. L. Barrington
Century
Carrie Utter
Boston
Barrington
Utter
Miss Utter
China
Jank Hogel
Watertown
N. Y
Ogdensburg
Ing Es
Alleged 5- Limes Poisoner Charged in Insurance Deaths
Bridget Carey, 32, is arrested in Philadelphia in a case described as the city’s most remarkable wholesale poisoning for insurance money. She faces charges over the deaths of her husband, two children, and two tenants, with $1000 collected in life-insurance. Authorities linked candy poisoning to the children’s deaths and arsenic poisoning in the stomachs. The two children were insured for $125 each, and Carey allegedly collected the sums after their deaths.
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Philadelphia
Bridget Carey
Patrick
Mary
Annie
Cecelia Cook
Carey House
Samilton Avenue
Donaghy
Car
Amalgamation of Religious Orders Debate in Boston Club
At a Boston dinner, Rev. Pierce, D D, Rev. Dunning, D D, and Rev. Saunders, D D, urged union of Methodist Protestant, United Brethren and Congregational denominations. They cited shared essentials, regional strengths, and educational ties while cautioning on preserving independence and property interests.
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Pittsburg
United Brethren
Young Men's Congregational Club of
Boston
Copley Square Hotel
Albert F. Pierce
D. D
Brockton
Albert E. Dunning
Frank N. Saunders
Charles W. Davidson
Dr. Pierce
Frank H. Saunders
Saunders
United States
Harvard College
United Conference
Gipsy Smith Draws Large Crowds at Tremont Temple
Tremont Temple overflowed with families and youths as evangelist Gipsy Smith preached powerful repentance. He urged immediate conversion while emotional scenes and choral voices filled the hall, recounting personal recoveries and warning sinners of divine wrath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Jesus
Kansas City chief Carman arrives to advise on lodge fusion
Frank L. Ronemus, grand chief carman of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America, arrived in Boston to confer with Star of the East Lodge officers about aiding its plan to merge with Bay State Lodge 102. He will address Bay State Lodge at Jefferson Hall this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Ronemus
Kansas City
Carman
The
Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen of America
Boston
Star of the East Lodge of Carmen
Bay State Lodge
Mr. Bonemus
Jefferson Hall
Dover and
Albany Streets
Labor unions condemn biennial elections at Minneapolis convention
Labor notes report several local delegates from the Laundry Wagon Drivers Union and related unions returned from the U S L convention in Minneapolis. A conference of international building trades leaders approved the Boston Central Labor Union plan for united action and mutual support.
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Clothing Pressmen's Union
Roofers’ Protective Union
Painters’ Union
U. S. of L
Minneapolis
International Building Trades Unions
Boston Central Labor Union Building Trades Section
United Action
W C T U Leaders Open Debate Over Dr Mann Prohibition View
Officials of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union clash with Rev. Dr. Mann rector of Trinity over his statement that prohibition is not practical. B B Johnson argues Mann is radical and misleading while Mrs. F E Britton and others defend open discussion and support gradual local option.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Dr. Mann
Trinity
Tremont Temple
B. B. Johnson
State
Total Abstinence League
Post
F. E. Britton
Boston W. Co. T. U
Dr Mann
P. S. Henson
Mann
Reply to Muck Defends Caruso Farce Probe Critique
A reader rebukes Dr. Carl Muck for belittling Signor Caruso and southern Italians. The letter condemns the trial as biased and ignorant, argues European women are less disrespected, and urges proof of guilt before condemning a whole race.
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Muck
Caruso
Sir
Boston
Carl Muck
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Signor Caruso
Europe
Italy
Globe
Hub Banks Not to Raise Interest Rate
Bank officials in the city say no rise in rates is planned despite high money costs. They report savings deposits will not be affected and that Hub Banks will not follow other states in increasing interest from 3 1 2 to 4 percent.
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Victor C. Bell
Board of Education
Dr. Bell
American Dentifrice Co
New York
Girl IN Mystery
Methodist Episcopal Body
Methodist Episcopal Church
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Baltimore
Saunders’ Opinion
BY “Gipsy” Smith
Carmen
LABOR
Kuppenheimr
Cravenette
Henry Siegel Co
Essex Street Side
New England
Tside
Walrus
E Henry Siegel Co
Essex Street
Easex Stree
Newman Bros
Navarre
W.C.T.U
Catherine Stevens
Thenderstanding
Alexander Sarni
Underberg Boonekamp
H. Underberg Albrecht
Rheinberg
Germany
Layties Brothers
Cummins Clothing CO
Washington
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