Redmond's Brother Coming to Philadelphia Convention
Michael J. Ryan of Philadelphia, head of the United Irish League of America, received a letter from John E Redmond stating that William Redmond will sail from Ireland this Thursday to attend the league's national convention in Philadelphia later this month and declaring that the home rule battle against Great Britain has been won.
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Philadelphia
Michael J. Ryan
United Irish League of America
John E. Redmond
William Redmond
Ireland
League
Great Britain
Ulster opposition hopes home rule bill passage soon
The speaker labels a section of Ulster as an embarrassment but believes the home rule bill will pass in the Commons before year end. He expects Lords rejection and foresees two more years of struggle, urging continued material and moral support from Irish abroad.
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Ulster
House of Commons
House of Lords
Oyster Opener Takes Poison End To Despair
Thomas F. Maguire 51 of 5 Cotting Street West End died yesterday noon by drinking carbolic acid. Suffering rheumatism he had become despondent. Employed as an oyster opener on Atlantic Avenue he told his wife in the morning he planned to kill himself and end all his troubles.
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Thomas F. Maguire
Cotting Street
West End
Atlantic Avenue
Rivals Her Daughter in Youthful Beauty Ad
A prominent society matron claims her youthful complexion rivals her daughter's. She criticizes skin creams for ageing effects and praises mercolized wax to cleanse pores and refresh the skin. She follows a saxolite and hazel face bath to keep skin tight and firm.
Whitmans Arrive With $60 000 Dogs
New York notes report Mr and Mrs Malcolm D Whitman arriving with a $60 000 kennel of dogs from California after a San Mateo wedding. The bridal party toured Hollywood Crossing Cedarhurst and kept prized canines with handlers in private cars. The bride’s kennels total about a six figure value with top dogs like Sir Barney and Halycon Alexandre.
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New York
Malcolm D. Whitman
San Mateo
Cal
Malcolm Whitman
Sir Barney
Halycon Alexandre
Marceau
Cedarhurst
L.il
Old fashioned doctor treats kidney disease with Peruna
In 1860 in Millersville Pennsylvania a farmer with Bright's disease sought help. Dr Hartman recalls giving a bowel remedy called Neutralizing Mixture later sold as Peruna which seemed to heal the patient though the doctor later realized catarrh can affect kidneys. He attributes much of Peruna’s success to treating mucous membrane catarrh and notes Peruna is sold in drug stores.
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S. B. Hartman
Millersville
Pennsylvania
Philadelhia
Bright
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Columbus
Ohio
Waterways as Public Necessity in Taunton
Governor Foss told the Business Men's Association of Taunton that internal waterways are vital to Massachusetts commerce. He urged federal aid and pledges from Congressmen and state legislators to waterways development, noting Taunton's freight rates suffer from lack of water competition.
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Taunton
Foss
Massachusetts
William S. McNary
Harbor and Land Commission
Port of
Boston
Connecticut River Waterways Commission
American Reporter Found Dead in English Hotel
Charles C. Boucher, about 50, an American ex New York Evening World staffer and Ship News Reporters Association president, was found dead in a Gravesend hotel with a pipe connected to a gas jet. Mrs Boucher is set to sail to Gravesend the next day as details emerge.
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Gravesend
England
Charles C. Boucher
Boucher
New York Evening World
London
New York Herald
Ship News Reporters Association of
New York
Governor Advocates State Control of Railroads and Taunton River Development
The governor urged Massachusetts to gain power to supervise railroads and curb discriminatory freight rates. He praised water transport, noting Taunton’s size and industries as ideal for inland waterways, and touted Taunton River development with federal help and harbor work in Fall River. He forecast Panama Canal boosted maritime growth and 10 years of progress.
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Massachusetts
Taunton
New Bedford
Fall River
Railroad Commission
Taunton River
Panama Canal
Exeter High School Dedicates Tuck High School in Exeter
Exeter dedicates the new High School building named Tuck High School in memory of Amog Tuck and thanks Edward Tuck of Paris for support. The district approved 30 000 dollars for construction in 1911. final cost about 40 thousand. Dedication, led by Dr. Charles H Gerrish, included prayers by Dr. S H Dana and presentation of keys by Arthur O. Fuller to Rev. Edward Green.
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Exeter
N. H
Exeter High School
Alumni Association
Tuck High School
Amog Tuck
Edward Tuck
Paris
John E. Young
Albert 8. Wetherell
Arthur Q. Fuller
Charles H.gerrish
8. H. Dana
Phillips Church
Arthur O. Fuller
Edward Green
New Green Street Station Opens on Forest Hills Line
The Green Street station between Egleston square and Forest Hills terminal on the Forest Hill elevated extension opens for service tomorrow. It will serve about 10 000 people in Jamaica Plain and provide a new approach from the city to Franklin Park. The station ranks among the tallest in the elevated system and sits on Washington street at Green street and Glen road. A short walk up Glen road leads to the park area where zoo exhibits are installed.
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Green Street
Egleston Square
Forest Hills Terminal
Forest Hill
Jamaica Plain
Franklin Park
Washington Street
Glen Road
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Redmond
Bride
Jennie Crocker
California
Frisco
Gov. Foss
William Shepps
Gardner Avenue
Dorchester
City Hospital
Cie Ate
New 'S Station
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