Police Seek Boy Bandit After Waltham Station Robbery
Eastern Massachusetts police search for a second boy bandit still at large after a Bleachery station robbery in Waltham. William Dubois, 16, was wounded and arraigned in Waltham Court but remains under juvenile law provisions as officers notify parents and the State Board of Charities.
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Massachusetts
William Dubois
Lawrence
Waltham
Dubois
Waltham Court
State Board of Charities
Young Dubois
East Cambridge
Olive Tablets Offer Liver Help For Stomach Upset
Thousands suffer stomach trouble from clogged liver and bowels. Dr Edward’s Olive Tablets soothe the liver aiding digestion without griping. A vegetable compound with olive oil, olive colored, two tablets at bedtime relieve indigestion so you can eat what you like. 0c and 25c per box from The Olive Tablet Company Columbus Ohio.
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Dr. Edward
The
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Ohio
Missing robber hunt spans three towns ends in denial
Police in Boston assisted Watertown detectives in pursuing a youth identified as the suspect in a four mile chase. Dubois faces assault with intent to kill Policeman John J. Clifford. the lad denied aiming at officers or bystanders, claiming the bullets flew into water or the air.
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George Green
Wilfred Beault
Waltham
Boston
Dubois
John J. Clifford
Watertown
Robbery at Tea Store Ends Fast With Safe Opening
Two armed men burst into a tea shop demanding money. Corkery opened the safe under threat while Hatch fought another robber. After pocketing cash, the duo fled into a crowd. Police describe two suspects, one 6 ft 7 in and the other 5 ft 10 in, with given physical traits. Authorities issue descriptions and pursue leads.
Cambridge student recalls Teacoff heist near store stairs
Irving J. Hatch, a 17-year-old Rindge Technical School freshman in Cambridge, recounts a Teacoff Company safe robbery. He attempted to trip a robber and pull the other down stairs, then guided by an armed suspect toward the exit as the bandits fled.
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Irving J. Hatch
Teacoff Company
Rindge Technical School
Cambridge
Corkery
Wellesley Receives $200000 Gift From Education Board
Wellesley College will receive a $200,000 donation from the General Education Board founded by John D. Rockefeller. The gift is conditional on raising $800,000 more toward the college’s $1,000,000 endowment goal.
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Wellesley College
General Education Board
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Wellesley
College to raise million endowment with Rockefeller gift
Miss Alice Vinton Waite announced the college will seek a general endowment of 1 million dollars with a Rockefeller General Education Board gift conditional on raising the first 800 thousand. The effort began last summer after an anonymous 100 thousand gift and has since seen several small bequests.
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Alice Vinton Waite
Rockefeller General Education Board
Waite
Rockefeller Board
Rockefellers Board Donates 1.95 Million to Colleges
The General Education Board announces gifts totaling 1.95 million dollars to Johns Hopkins Medical School Barnard College Wellesley College and Ripon College The Johns Hopkins gift titled the William H Welch Endowment for Clinical Education and Research requires staff to devote full time to teaching and research and the funds will support reorganization of medicine surgery and pediatrics to withdraw professors from active practice.
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New York
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
Barnard College
New York City
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
Ripon College
Ripon
Wis
General Education Board
John D. Rockefeller
Johns Hopkins
William H. Welch
Scrap of Paper Delights at The Barn Wellesley Its Second Night Tonight
The initial performance of A Scrap of Paper at The Barn in Wellesley drew strong praise as the first play of the season. Justine de P Adams as Prosper starred with a tremendous ovation, joined by Harriet Howe Georgia Titcomb Carrie Travers Jean Farley Helen Kennedy Marie McMasters Frances Wood Elizabeth Hartshorne Gladys Gould and Alice Miller.
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Wellesley
Justine de P. Adams
Prosper
Harriet Howe
Georgia Titcomb
Carrie Travers
Jean Farley
Helen Kennedy
Marie McMasters
Frances Wood
Elizabeth Hartshorne
Gladys Gould
Alice Miller
Wellesley College
Alleged Carpenter Attacked Woman in Wakefield
Albert W. Morton a 45 year old carpenter of Spring Street Wakefield was arrested by Wakefield police charged with attacking Mrs Caroline Smith of Druid Hill Avenue Wakefield in her home yesterday afternoon.
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Albert W. Morton
Spring Street
Wakefield
Caroline Smith
Druid Hill Avenue
Woman assaulted by intruder in home kitchen
Mrs. Smith, while in her rear yard, reports Morton entered her house and was found in the kitchen. He allegedly struck her with a closed fist after she asked his purpose, describing a domestic assault in the residence.
Maine Sunday schools report totals at convention
Maine closes its state Sunday school convention reporting 983 active Sunday schools with 185 officers and teachers and 67 598 scholars. The tally includes 235 home departments with 7 102 members and 824 cradle rolls with 7 210 members enrolled.
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Augusta
Maine
O Donnell Lectures Palestine at Tremont Temple
The third Hugh O Donnell lecture series was held at Tremont Temple last evening on Palestine. The show mixed Bible scenes with motion pictures of Joppa Jerusalem Bethlehem Nazareth and Bethany and featured a visiting divinity doctor as guide. Palestine will be repeated at Tremont Temple this afternoon.
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Hugh Oo’Donnell
Tremont Temple
Palestine
Joppa
Simon
Holy City
Jerusalem
Via Dolorosa
Holy Sepulchre
Bethlehem
Bethany
Nazareth
Jacob
Falijah
O'Donnell
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
Ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a safe rub for rheumatism sciatica neuralgia lumbago and backache. Claims instant relief soreness stiffness and swelling vanish with a small trial bottle and assures no skin burning or discoloration. Millions reportedly cured in fifty years and it should be kept handy.
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St. Jacobs
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promise Quick Constipation Cure
Advertises Carter's Little Liver Pills as a permanent remedy for constipation and claims relief for indigestion and sick headache. Prominent usage by millions reputedly supports the product's effectiveness and general health benefits.
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Carter
Sallewa
British Warn Nations to Keep Hands Off Mexico
The British embassy advised Secretary Bryan that the interview attributed to Sir Lionel claiming US ignorance of Mexican conditions is unauthentic. Ambassador Jusserand said France’s warship move into Mexican waters aims to avoid US embarrassment. Officials expect a Monroe doctrine reaffirmation, while awaiting 48 hours of developments. President Wilson may address Mobile or Philadelphia if circumstances allow.
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Foreign Office
Bryan
Lionel
United States
Mexico
Jusserand
State Department
Mexican
Morro Castle
Wilson
Mobile
Ala
Southern Commercial Congress
Philadelphia
Congress Hall
Huerta
Diplomatic Corps
Felix Diaz
Vera Cruz
Diaz Near Consulate in Vera Cruz Seeks Safety
General Felix Diaz remains in a hotel near the American consulate in Vera Cruz and may seek asylum there if arrested. John Lind and American consul W. W. Canada accompany him. Legislators urge asylum. Canada says it requires direct solicitation. Daniel and Evaristo Madero appeal to the U S for intervention.
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Vera Cruz
Felix Diaz
John Lind
W. W. Canada
Canada
Chamber of Deputies
Daniel
Evaristo Madero
President Madero
Monterey
Tampico
United States
Supreme Court to rule Huerta acts legal
The Supreme Court judges prepare an opinion affirming the legality of President Huerta's actions and his elevation to the presidency. They study precedents to apply to executive acts, focusing on Congress dissolution amid alleged treason by deputies. Judge Demetrio Sodi is expected to lead, with concurrence from other members.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Supreme Court
Demetrio Sodi
Supreme Bench
Congress
Chamber of Deputies
Papers Back Wilson London Press Favorable on Mexican Question
London dispatch notes British press generally supports President Wilson's stance on Mexico and questions Huerta's legitimacy. Ambassador Page excuses engagement due to business tied to the Mexican situation. Editorials largely oppose recognizing Huerta, while The Graphic questions British recognition.
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London
U. S
Walter H. “Page
United States
Great Britain
Daily Graphic
Grey
William G. Tyrrell
Washington
Huerta
Wilson
Free Bible Lectures and Spiritualist Meetings This Week
The Majestic Theatre hosts a free Bible lecture on universal government by Pastor Henry Clay Rockwell of Brooklyn next Sunday at 3 p m with special 2:50 musical program. Ford Hall features Karl Barnes of Philadelphia at 7:30 pm on The Family of the Future with a concert by W L Cockburn Edith M Herter and others. Numerous spiritualist and metaphysical services and lectures follow at Huntington avenue halls and surrounding venues through the week.
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Brotherhood
Cortland Myers
Boston Society
Lotus
Mme
Wilhelmina Wright Calvert
Temple
A. J. Fairbanks
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Corner West Canton Street
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Herbert S. Johnson
D. D
Frederick E. Heath
Johson
Robert Lister
Isabel Melville
Pilgrim Milale
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Charles
Earle
Jesus
the Brotherhood
George Clark
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Austen Kennedy de Blois
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon and
Montgomery Sts
James A. Francis
E. N. C. Barnes
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Fulton
Peter
Bethany Baptist Church
West Cottage Street
Roxbury
James McAllister
Centre Street Baptist Church
Mozart and
Centre Streets
Jamaica Plain
C. W. Hidden
Majestic Theatre
Henry Clay Rockwell
Brooklyn
Ford Hall
State House Park
Karl Barnes
Philadelphia
W. L. Cockburn
Edith M. Herter
Edit M. Hunter
Margaret Ryan
Copley Squire School of Music
Jansen
Scene de Ballet
MacGreggors
Church OF the Living
Divine Science Service
Huntington Avenue
Hall 210
Robert C. Hannon
B. Gertrude Halul
Metaphysical Hall
NEW Thought Church (Inc
Emma C. Poore
Huntington Chambers
Clara Haven Wallace
John Whitehead
Faelton Hall
Huntington Ave
NEW Thought Forum
Exeter
Newbury Streets
Mr. Webster
Progressive Party
Catharine Howard Thompson
Morrison I
SWIFT
Franklin Union
Berkley St
Lynn
First Spiritual Alliance Church
H. R. Edwards
Court Hall
Weekly Alliance
Minity Church
Jordan Hall
Gainsboro St
Frederick A. Wiggin
Spiritual Endeavor Society
Stanwood Hall
Pleasant St
Malden
Emma Bascom Smith
Lawrence
A. E. Wilson
First Science Bible Spiritual Church (Inc
Washington Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Rebecca G. Treadwell
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
H. I. P. Russegue
Sehael
Allerton Hall
Washington St
George Nutter
Graham
H. T. Nutter
Econ
Ony
Spiritualist Phenomena Society
N. P. Smith
Carden Declines Reply on Mexico Inquiry
Sir Lionel Carden the British minister to Mexico refused further comment after the British foreign office via the Washington embassy told the U S State Department it no longer questions his statements on U S understanding of Mexican conditions.
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Mexico City
Lionel Carden
Mexico
British Foreign Office
Washington
American State Department
United States
Sir Iolonel Refuses to Deny Interview Controversy
The minister appeared annoyed by the interview and, when asked if he would issue a formal denial through the press, he repeated that he refused to carry the controversy further.
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Sir Iolonel
Diaz Expected in Mexico City Amid Huerta Push
In Mexico City Diaz supporters anticipate his arrival from Vera Cruz tomorrow. President Huerta reportedly urged Diaz to come amid sensational rumors from Vera Cruz. Nelson O Shaughnessy calls a U S claim that a French diplomat convened a crisis meeting unfounded. Huerta s war minister denies Diaz staff arrests as untrue.
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Mexico City
Felix Diaz
Vera Cruz
Huerta
General Diaz
Nelson O’shaughnessy
United States
Adamson's Balsam Cures Coughs, Doctors Recommend
A historical ad claims Adamson's Balsam relieves coughs and sore throats, advising readers to buy from all druggists.
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Adamson
Adot
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Melrose
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Conservation of Humanity
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Fremont and
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Spring Hill
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Florence Street
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