Apology Demanded from Governor Foss by Brotherhood
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen pressed Governor Foss for an apology over his attack on the seniority rule in a letter sent by W. L. Memimen, legislative board chairman. A subcommittee met at the Quincy House to finalize and forward the draft.
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Foss
Brotherhood of Railroad
W. L. M. Memimen
Legislative Board of the Brotherhood
Legislative Board
Quincy House
Massachusetts Governor Foss Receives Rail Union Letter
Boston October 7 1913 governor of Massachusetts Jon Eugene Foss receives a formal letter from the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen condemning his October 2 remarks on seniority rules in a dispute with locomotive engineers and firemen. The legislative board urges Foss to apologize and publicly acknowledge the error.
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Boston
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
State House
the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Brotherhood of Railroad Train
United States
Legislative Board
Aw. L. M. Menimen
B. of
Box mill fire destroys Champlin plant in Rochester N H
Rochester N H Oct 7 A box mill and 2 000 000 feet of lumber at the finishing plant of William H Champlin were destroyed today by a fire believed to be caused by spontaneous combustion The loss will exceed 70000 Firemen labored for hours due to low water pressure before bringing the blaze under control.
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Rochester
N. H
William H. Champlin
Eddy Property To Be Trust Edd y Property To Be Trust
Supreme Court orders Josiah E. Fernald of Concord to hold as administrator the Mary Baker Eddy property until trustees are appointed. Court finds Eddy created a public trust to be managed by the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston under supervision, not an outright transfer to the church.
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Concord
N. H
Supreme Court
Josiah E. Fernald
Mary Baker É. Eddy
Christian Science
Riley Writes to Children Hoosier Poet Presents Poem
Indianapolis Oct 7 James Whitcomb Riley writes a poem for Indiana school children marking his birthday celebration in schools across the state. It is the Hoosier poet's first composition since illness two years ago.
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Indianapolis
James Whitcomb Riley
Indiana
Sulzer impeachment trial witness details alleged truce talks
Albany, Oct 7. Allan A. Ryan testified that Governor Sulzer sought to win Tammany Hall leader Charles Murphy to vote that the Assembly had no right to impeach, in exchange for persuading Murphy to rally his followers. Ryan recapped further attempts to influence Senator Root and William Barnes Jr. to derail the trial. Sarecky, Sulzer’s campaign secretary, testified about signing a campaign statement and alleged omissions.
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Albany
N. Y
William Sulzer
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Allan A. Ryan
New York
Murphy
Ryan
Louis A. Sarecky
Sarecky
Russia
State Hospital Commission
Sulzer
United States
Elihu Root
William Barnes, Jr
Eton R. Brown
Senate
Suizer
Delancey Nicoll
Tammany
Root
Nicoll
Senator Root
Barnes
Republican Organization
Ile
Harvey D. Hinman
Secretary of State
Harris & Fuller
Gettysburg
Harris & Fuller’s
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Reclaims Natural Color
A note promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a 50 cent drugstore fix to darken gray hair. It claims the mixture restores natural color, improves gloss and fullness, and helps with dandruff and itchy scalp. Application uses a sponge or brush to coat one strand at a time, with results by morning and deeper color after a few uses.
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Wyeth
Dog Attack At Maplewood Grammar School Malden
A large yellow collie with frothing mouth bit two children at Maplewood Grammar School on Salem street Malden yesterday afternoon. One child sustained severe injuries while several others escaped with minor bites as students scattered in fear.
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Maplewood Grammar School
Salem Street
Malden
Malden Dog Attacks Schoolyard Children and Neighbors
Clarence Lester six years old was badly bitten on the left leg and arm. Another unnamed child was bitten. The dog left the yard biting six other dogs before being chased into nearby woods. Police, including Bushnell, Costello, Muldoon, and Lenehan pursued the animal until it was shot at dusk.
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Clarence Lester
Almon PD
Lester
Broadway
Malden
William J. Holland
Clifton A. Snell
Bushnell
Muldoon
Costello
Lenehan
Holy Cross Cemetery
Ten Thousand Dollars Stolen From Mails Recovered
Ten thousand dollars of thirteen thousand dollars reported stolen from railway mail cars between Seattle and Havre Montana were recovered today. The missing $10,000 had been sent by a Seattle bank to a Wilbur Washington recipient by registered mail and placed in a bin under a letter case. it was found later in Fargo North Dakota. The remaining $3,000 is still missing.
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Seattle
Wash
Havre
Mont
Wilbur
Spokane
Fargo
N. D
Fog Causes Delay for Cunard Line Laconia Off Boston
Fog slows the Cunard liner Laconia bound from Liverpool and Queenstown delaying its arrival off Boston Light and docking around 6 pm. Onboard are 184 saloon 708 second cabin 1427 steerage passengers including notable travelers such as Professor Richard Maclaurin Colgate Professor Newton L Andrews and yacht designer W Starling Burgess among others.
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Cunard Line
Laconia
W. D. Irvine
Liverpool
Queenstown
Boston
Boston Light
Lieconia
Richard Maclaurin
Institute of Technology
Newton L. Andrews
Colgate University
W. H. van Allen
Church of the Advent
Eben D. Jordan
Hunger strike death highlights Cat and Mouse Act limits
London reports that Albert Davis, a male prisoner who began a hunger strike after theft sentencing, died in Bedford jail. The Coroner's jury ruled death from natural causes, noting the act applies mainly to militant suffragettes, not men.
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London
Bedford
Albert Davis
Remarked bravery aboard Louisiana sailor praised
Washington October 7. Frank William Heins chief boatswain's mate on the battleship Louisiana received a written appreciation from the Secretary of the Navy for braving heavy surf and coral reefs to carry a line from the Louisiana to a stranded launch of the South Carolina near Vera Cruz recently.
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Washington
Louisiana
South Carolina
Vera Cruz
Frank Willam Heins
Secretary of the Navy
Behind the Scenes in a Circus Sends Readies for Sunday
A lively feature hints at backstage antics and colorful prep as the circus gears up for a Sunday appearance. The piece promises anecdotes from performers and staff, suggesting a window into the show’s daily rhythm and surprises.
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Next Sunday
Post
James Boswell Courtship and Marriage to Peggy Montgomerie
The article outlines James Boswell’s personality and fame as Samuel Johnson’s biographer, noting his jealous yet forgiving nature. It highlights his romantic courtship and marriage to his cousin Margaret Montgomerie on November 25, 1769, and includes a sample of his letters praising Peggy’s constancy and the deep, lasting love he felt.
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James Boswell
Samuel Johnson
Boswell
Peggy
Miss Montgomerie
City closes horse troughs amid glanders outbreak
The commissioner of animal industry ordered the closure of all watering troughs and fountains used by horses within the city due to the spread of glanders. He urged supplying taps so drivers can fill personal pails to water their horses.
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Animal Industry
Schmidt's Pal Denies Guilt In Counterfeiting Case
Ernest A. Muret a New York dentist without a license and associate of Hans Schmidt pleaded not guilty to counterfeiting charges. He was jailed in default of $10,000 bail as detectives traced Schmidt's movements before the Anna Aumuller murder.
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New York
Ernest A. Muret
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Muret
Schmidt
Aumuller
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