Swedish Minister Denies Sending German Messages
The Swedish minister to Argentina Baron Lowen denies sending any cipher despatches to Berlin via the Buenos Ayres legation. He says he has not dispatched or caused telegrams from the German legation and has informed his government to clarify the matter. Washington reacts to Sweden’s disclosures on German messages and neutrality violations.
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Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Baron Lowen
Berlin
Legation
United States
Washington
State Department
Stockholm
Sweden
Benefit in Boston Aids Provincetown Fishermen Victims
Two thousand people filled the Colonial Theatre for a Provincetown Fund benefit. Vaudeville stars joined a top tier program to aid widows and orphans of fishermen lost at sea during the Aug storms. Treasurer Martin reported on visits to stricken families.
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Provincetown Fund
Boston
Colonial Theatre
Provincetown
Vaudeville Stars Rally For Provincetown Fund Benefit
Famous vaudeville performers endured a three theatre schedule to support the Provincetown Fund. A Paul Keith and E F Albee allowed artists from Keith and Boston Theatres to perform at the Colonial. Stage Manager Albert J Woodlock and Arthur C Sullivan coordinated the timing amid churning cab rides and rapid exchanges. President John J Martin of Exchange Trust introduced the drive and spoke on its humanitarian aim.
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A. Paul Keith
E. F. Albee
Keith and
Boston
Provincetown Fund
Keith
Boston Theatres
Colonial
Albert J. Woodlock
Arthur C. Sullivan
Colonial Theatre Orchestra
William C. MacKinlay
John J. Martin
The
Exchange Trust Company
Register of Deeds May Run for Mayor
W. T. A. Fitzgerald, Suffolk County register of deeds, indicated yesterday he is likely to run for mayor against James M. Curley.
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Register OF Deeds
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Suffolk County
James M. Curley
Candidate plans mayoral bid amid Curley opposition
The speaker says he is seriously considering announcing his candidacy for mayor and claims opposition to Mr. Curley wastes time. He cites support from many city leaders and argues voters want someone who will implement a real programme of betterment rather than make speeches for personal gain, hoping to beat Curley on street issues.
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Curley
Boston
President’s stance irks Germans amid peace talks heat
German newspapers rage at U S denials on Hohenzollern deposition. Rheinische Westfälische Zeitung claims America demands their deposition and calls Wilson rebuked as arrogant. Cologne Gazette says Wilson’s impertinence provokes a furious reaction.
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Amsterdam
United States
Lansing
America
Rheinische Westfalische Zeitung
Reichstag
Cologne
Wilson
Tired nerves urged relief with Horsford's Acid Phosphate
An advertisement on page six suggests Horsford's Acid Phosphate benefits the nerves and brain, relieving strain from over-work and promoting nerve and mental comfort.
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Horsford
Vast Visitor Tide In Camp Devens Delays Address
Sixty thousand visitors wandered Camp Devens seeking their sons husbands and fathers training for the national army. The mass crowd surged through gates as church bells whistled and street crews worked and automobiles and electric cars ferried more people to the vast training camp.
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Devens
National Army
Ayer
Lost in the cantonment crowd at the gates
Descriptions note the area swallowed people as if they were a single figure. The day shows no crowd away from the cantonment gates with only automobiles and pedestrians present near the entrance.
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Cantonment
U-Boat Campaign Seen Not To Worry Britain
Baron Rhondda, food controller, told Amsterdam Handelsblatt’s correspondent London that U boats no longer threaten Britain's bread supply. He said the submarine campaign has stimulated domestic farming and within a year the United Kingdom will be virtually independent of imports for key foods.
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Rhondda
London
The
Amsterdam
United Kingdom
Fireproof two story and five story storage buildings for sale or rent
Two new fireproof buildings totaling 34 000 and 22 000 square feet with a freight elevator are offered for storage or manufacturing. The two structures, located at Heath Parker and Bickford Streets Roxbury Mass, near a New York New Haven Hartford Railroad freight yard, are available through the Roxbury Building Trust 70 Devonshire Street Boston. Fort Hill 5806.
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Heath, Parker and Bickford Streets
Roxbury
Mass
New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Roxbury Building Trust
Devonshire Street
Boston
Fort Hill
Thieves Take Car and Baby in Dorchester Theft
A four year old boy and his automobile were stolen from in front of Harry S. Davidson’s home at 20 Rowell Street Dorchester last night. The child named Harry L. Jr. was left asleep in the car’s covered touneau when the parents entered the house. five minutes later the car and child were gone. The child had not been located by late hour.
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Harry S. Davidson
Rowell Street
Dorchester
Harry L., Jr
Auto theft tale ends with missing child in rear seat
Mr and Mrs Davidson believe the incident is not a kidnapping but a stolen car scenario. Their sleeping son was in the rear wraps when the vehicle vanished from their home after a brief stop with Percy Sharp, a member of the Second Massachusetts Field Hospital Corps, en route to Park square and Framingham. The family searched frantically but found no trace of the car or boy.
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Davidson
Boston trawler Surf nets record cod haddock catch
The beam trawler Surf arrived in Portland from Georges Bank with 320000 pounds of cod and haddock, the largest catch ever brought into the port. The haul will go to a local canning factory.
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Portland
Boston
Georges Banks
Germany Signals New Peace Terms In Rome Letter
Berlin despatches say Germany will publish peace terms in a papal reply with a draft ready for announcement. In Washington an outline of terms circulated as a possible peace feeler, viewed by Entente and neutrals as speculation linked to Von Kuehlmann’s Vienna trip.
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London
Berlin
Germany
Washington
Entente
von Kuehlmann
Vienna
Terms Named for Belgium and Northern France Restoration
The article states terms include restoring Belgium and northern France with payment drawn from the proceeds of the sale. It emphasizes a reparations framework tied to asset liquidation as the mechanism.
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Belgium
France
Fatal aluminum kettle poisoning in Stoneham tragedy
Edward Hamilton lies in serious condition at Winchester Hospital while his daughter Miss Emma Hamilton is ill at home after a peculiar accident. Emma slept and an aluminum kettle overheated, releasing a poisonous gas that incapacitated both. Firemen found little fire. doctors blamed the heated metal for a deadly gas.
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Edward Hamilton
Winchester
Emma Hamilton
M. D. Sheehan
Pr. F. BE. Parks
Miss Hamilton
Autoist kills his own son in Rhode Island incident
Providence reports that William D. Packer, 22, of Battery A, 103rd Field Artillery, on a 36 hour furlough from Boxford camp, was killed when an automobile driven by his father John B. Packer of Rumford Avenue collided with his motorcycle this afternoon.
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Providence
R. I
William D. Packer
103Rd Regiment, Field Artillery
Boxford
Mass
John B. Packer
Rumford Avenue
Rumford
Tragic Motorcycle Crash Ends In Father's Silent Shock
A young field artillery man and his father collided on Newport avenue near Pawtucket avenue. The rider suffered a fractured skull and jaw. The elder Packer, unaware his son was hurt, rushed him home and to Sayles Memorial Hospital where the youth died shortly after admission.
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Newport Avenue
Pawtucket Avenue
Young Packer
Field Artillery
Packer
Mr. Packer
Sayles Memorial Hospital
Pawtucket
Lewiston Man Dies from Danvers Car Crash Injuries
George Ouilette of Lewiston Maine died at Danvers State Hospital from injuries suffered in an automobile crash Saturday. He was among five thrown from Calixte Perrier’s car when it struck a telephone pole in Danvers.
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George Ouilette
Lewiston
Danvers State Hospital
Danvers
Calixte Perrier
President visits Massachusetts for quiet rest at Coolidge Point
The President and Mrs. Wilson slept on Massachusetts soil and visited Colonel Edward M. House at his Coolidge Point estate between here and Manchester. They traveled aboard the presidential yacht Mayflower for a relaxing social call away from public spectacle.
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Magnolia
United States
Massachusetts
Mr. Wilson
Washington, D. C
Edward M. House
Here
Manchester
Wilson
House
Coolidge Point
President Wilson Social Visit With Colonel House Affair
Colonel House told a Post reporter the Presidents call is purely social with no international or political significance. The Wilsons and the Houses toured the north shore, dined on a yacht, then stayed at the Houses' Coolidge Point home for the night. The President will remain in touch with state affairs from there tomorrow.
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Colonel House
Post
Recall of Austrian Ambassador Dumba in 1915
Today’s anniversaries note the 1915 recall of Austrian Ambassador Dumba following actions pressed by President Wilson. Historic diplomatic event marks a critical moment in pre U.S. entry into World War I.
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Dumba
Wilson
Boston Forecast: Fair and Cool Through Tue
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair skies and continued cool conditions Monday and Tuesday with moderate west to northwest winds. Also notes southern New England staying fair and cool while northern New England sees showers in Maine then fair and cooler.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Maine
Weather and temperature figures from Thompson's Spa report
A fragmented weather note from Thompson's Spa lists multiple time stamped temperature readings and averages. It mentions average temperatures for yesterday and a year ago with several unreadable values and stray figures.
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Thompson's Spa
National League Scores Noted From Doubleheader
Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 66 in the first game with St. Louis 2 Cincinnati 0 and Cincinnati 3 in the other. St. Louis won the second game 2 to 0.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
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