East Boston Water Linked to Typhoid and Diphtheria Complaints
East Boston faces mounting typhoid and diphtheria cases tied to impure Cochituate water. Doctors report almost one hundred typhoid and over that many diphtheria patients at City Hospital, with residents noting vile taste and illness. Colonel Doherty and Dr. Rowe urge patience until rains refresh supplies, while officials defend water as not unusually impure this year.
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Registration closes in three days amid busy city vote push
Voter registration in the city nears close with over 1000 more names than last year. Democrats claim an edge in registration and naturalization while Republicans plan a fund raising drive using county and city office holders. Good roads remains a campaign issue as farmers complain about state road work.
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Syllabus misunderstood says Rome not a danger to schools
A defender argues that the encyclical Quanta Cura and the syllabus condemn religious indifference not American liberties. He cites Dupanloup and Marty to show misinterpretation and insists the U S constitution and freedom of worship remain intact, praising Rome’s reformist role.
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Beecham's Pills for Constipation Ad Campaign
Advertisement notes Beecham's pills for constipation priced at 10 cents and 25 cents. Promotes obtainment at the druggist and urges following directions. Claims annual sales exceeding 6 million boxes.
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Prince of Naples Betrothal Talks Resumed in Italy
A Rome despatch reports Signor Lombardi denies a Montenegro princess betrothal to the Italian crown prince but says negotiations begun in 18% have been resumed and a spring marriage is probable. Italian law requires Catholic princes while wives may be of any religion.
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Professor Massey Keeps Green Tomatoes Through Frosts
Professor Massey of the North Carolina experiment station describes preserving green tomatoes from frost by wrapping each fruit in paper and packing in boxes stored in a frost free area. They are later brought out in small quantities to ripen, supplying sliced tomatoes through midwinter.
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Mechanical devices boost hat body production to four hundred a day
Using new mechanical devices a workman can now produce the hat bodies at a rate of about 400 daily, whereas the old hand process yielded only four or five. The shift illustrates a marked improvement in efficiency and manufacturing speed.
Berlin Press Sides With Turkish Rulers Denounces Armenians
The Berlin press backs the Turkish government and denounces Armenian agitators as the cause of riots, accusing British agitators of responsibility.
Murd ers on the Frontier in Berlin Favors Porte
Berlin press shifts to a pro porte stance. Constantinople cites British agents as fueling Armenian riots with arms and money. The Armenian patriarch and English agitators are blamed for inciting violence. The Turkish embassy expects a power arrangement satisfactory to all, denying any ultimatum. The embassy asserts no ultimatum has been issued by England or other powers.
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Kurdish chief Nabi terrorizes Armenian frontier
reports from St. Petersburg indicate Kurdish chief Nabi imposes tribute by force in Erivan district. He burns villages, murders Christians and Muslims, and abducts women and children. Gendarmes pursue, are defeated, and subsequent troops fail to capture him.
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Pope’s protest may block King Carlos Portugal visit
Rome reports a strong probability that the Pope will protest the planned visit of King Carlos of Portugal and threatens not to receive him in Rome, potentially preventing the Portuguese king’s arrival.
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