Concede Loss of Bremen Submarine Merchantman
Washington reports the loss of the German submarine merchantman Bremen on October 19 as part of ongoing naval actions in the war.
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Bremen
Washington
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1916
Page
18
Plant Juice advertised as stomach remedy from local store
A cross street employee praises Plant Juice saying it cured indigestion after years of suffering. The ad notes the product is herbal and available at Houghton & Dutton Drug Department, with the Plant Juice Man meeting the public daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Stratton
Cross Street
Boston & Albany R.A. Company
Houghton & Dutton
Bremen Vessel Overdue as Diplomats Track Movements
Ranking Teutonic diplomats say Bremen is now one month overdue and virtually conceded to be out of reach. Officials express familiarity with the vessel's movements as authorities monitor developments.
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Bremen
Bremen submarine fate unsettled as delay broadens doubt
German officials in Washington and Berlin admit no definite information on the Bremen’s fate after it sailed from Bremerhaven for America. Officials doubt details will emerge before after the war, while noting another submarine, possibly the Deutschland, may reach a U.S. port within a month. The Bremen, commanded by Captain Schwarzkopf with about 25 crew, is not believed lost to British action unless machinery failed.
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Berlin
America
Bremerhaven
Germany
United States
Washington
Virginia
Capes
Bremen
New London
Conn
Schwarzkopf
Lodge Tackles Mexico in Dedham Campaign Speech
Senator Lodge addressed about 700 people at Memorial Hall Dedham criticizing President Wilson on army and navy preparedness arguing four more years of Wilson would mean failure and urging votes for Hughes. He urged restoring government to preadministration high levels and protection for citizens to conduct business.
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Wilson
Senator Lodge
Memorial Hall
Dedham
Hughes
Republican Party
California Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Relief for Constipation
An old advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and all ages. It claims a teaspoonful can cleanse bowels during illness, noting signs of illness and urging buyers to demand the California Fig Syrup Company brand and a 50 cent bottle with full directions.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Advt
Boston Democrats urged to vote a straight party ticket
At a Quincy House meeting Mayor Curley urged Boston Democrats to cast a straight party vote signaling healing with John F. Fitzgerald. The call emphasized party unity and continued support for the city leadership.
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Quincy House
Curley
Boston
John F. Fitzgerald
Senatorial clash over platform debate in Massachusetts
The candidate assails Senator Lodge for avoiding a joint campaign discussion on issues. He cites his own public service from Boston Common Council to U S Senate and Harvard roots, contrasts public vs private schooling, and invokes verses about Harvard and Massachusetts democracy to underline their contested viewpoints.
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Senator Lodge
Fitzgerald
Lodge
Boston
Boston Latin School
America
Harvard Medical School
Common Council of
Massachusetts State Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Mr. Lodge
Harvard Football Scrubs Affected By Infantile Paralysis Case
Ginn of the Harvard scrub squad contracted infantile paralysis and is isolated at Stillman Infirmary Cambridge. Officials halted team activities and barred players from events while evaluating protection measures. The M A C council chose to proceed with the Harvard Aggie game, noting no contact with varsity players.
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Ginn
Harvard Anterior
Br. W. Taylor
Stillman Infirmary
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
Stillman
Lee
Harvard Athletic Association
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Harvard
Harvard-Aggie
Aggie
M. A. C. Athletic Council
Massachusetts health officials meet on infantile paralysis
In Holyoke on Oct 19, 200 Massachusetts physicians and health officials gathered to discuss infantile paralysis from its inception to prevention. Key speaker Dr Charles F Boldman lectured on all phases of the malady and its epidemic menace.
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Mt, Tom
Holyoke
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Boards of Health
Charles F. Boldman
Bureau of Public Education
Department of Health
New York City
Somerville Elks plan new Winter Hill home
The Somerville Lodge of Elks plans to buy the late George H Pendergast house at Sycamore Street and Broadway on Winter Hill for a lodge home. The three story property with about 40 rooms is assessed at 40000 with a lodge price of 25000. The house will be renovated and expanded.
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Somerville Elks
Winter Hill
Somerville Lodge
George H. Pendergast
Sycamore Street
Broadway, Somerville
Somerville Lodge of Elks
Somerville
Lodge
Expert comments on infantile paralysis disease control
Dr Bolduan, who has supervised hundreds of cases, states that little is learned by doctors about the disease. He argues quarantines and school closures are pointless and that transmission is not via personal contact. He says cleanliness campaigns do not curb spread and the reason for the epidemic remains unanswered.
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Bolduan
Armory boxing card features Dillon and Levinsky headlining
The Armory A A has posted its Tuesday night boxing card headlined by Jack Dillon of Indianapolis and Bat Levinsky now in the Nutmeg State in a 12 round feature. George Alger of Cambridge meets Frank Moses of Pawtucket in the semi final. Nate Seigel faces Re Vere while Jimmy Gray meets Curly Hume and Young Buckley opposes Johnny O'Brien.
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Armory A. A
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Bat Levinsky
Nutmeg State
George Alger
Cambridge
Frank Moses
Pawtucket
Nate Seigel
Revere
Jimmy Gray
Chelsea
Curly Hume
Gloucester
Young Buckley
Johnny O'Brien
South Boston
Rhodes Estate Bill Targets German Scholarships at Oxford
A reading of the Rhodes Estate bill proposes excluding Germans from Cecil Rhodes Trust Fund scholarships at Oxford University. The measure would restrict access to the historical fund by national origin.
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Oxford University
Cecil Rhodes Trust Fund
Doctor Charged With Illegal Drug Giving
Dr. John R. Dean of 1017 Beacon Street Brookline was arrested at his home on a warrant from Suffolk County Court for issuing illegal narcotic prescriptions. The arrest was made by Sergeant Irwin of East Dedham Street Station and Detective Sergeant Rutherford of Brookline.
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John R. Dean
Beacon Street
Brookline
Suffolk County Court
Irwin
East Dedham Street
South End
Rutherford
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