Progress on currency bill progress in House amid caucus unity
Washington Sept 15 The administration currency bill moved toward completion as the House read about half of the measure with Democratic caucus lines holding against GOP and Progressive attempts to alter provisions. Debates over gag law and caucus rule continued as Mondell and Murdock pressed the case against the caucus pledge.
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Washington
House
Glass
Banking and Currency Committee
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Murdock
Mondell
Stanley
Kentucky
Donovan
Connecticut
Five Hurt In Head-On Collision In Brighton
Five persons were seriously injured after two trolley cars collided head-on on Washington street Brighton. The injured include Francis M McCarty at 27 Bigelow street Brighton with five broken ribs John E Waters of 4 Marlboro street Newton with a crushed head Thomas J Merritt 39 Champney street Brighton with bruises and flesh wounds Cornelius Murphy motorman at 20 Winthrop street Brighton with a broken ankle front teeth knocked out and crushed and Mrs James Mc Donald of 439 Faneuil street Brighton severely bruised and shaken up.
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Washington Street
Brighton
Francis M. McCarty
Bigelow Street
John E. Waters
Marlboro _ street
Newton
Thomas J. Merritt
Champney Street
Cornelius Murphy
Winthrop Street
James McDonald
Faneuil Street
Toll Viaduct Collision Near Oak Square Car Barns
An inward-bound Boston Elevated car jumped a switch near Oak Square car barns causing a collision with an outward-bound train. Motorman Murphy of the outward car suffered severe injuries as the dashboard collapsed. Other crew members were unhurt. Drs Ripley and Grinnell attended the injured before they were taken home.
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Oak Square
Boston Elevated Railroad
Murphy
William L. Ripley
Albert Grinnell
James Beaton
Charles Brown
William Bolk
Cornelius Murphy
Boston Hosts German Olympic Commissioners Luncheon
Mayor Fitzgerald welcomed a German Olympic delegation at Young's Hotel. The visiting party, led by Carl Deim and Lieutenant Reicheneau, praised Boston's parks and playgrounds after touring the city.
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Fitzgerald
Young’s
Germany
Carl Deim
Lieutenant Reicheneau
Referndar Berner
Joseph Waitzer
Joseph Maccabe
George Beals
E. E. Babb
Hugh McGrath
Percy Haughton
Alfred J. Lill, Jr
George Peabody Gardner, Jr
W. A. Gracelon
Fattening remedy Sargol touted for rapid gains
An old advertisement claims thin people can gain ten to twenty five pounds per month by taking Sargol tablets with meals. It markets Sargol as a natural, harmless aid that converts sugars and starches into tissue nourishment and offers a money back guarantee.
SNEEZING MAY CAUSE HIS DEATH
Henry Parker, 46, of Cambridge, lies dying at City Hospital from a spinal fracture after an assault on Atlantic avenue last Thursday. Police investigate a claim Parker was struck on the neck while leaving a store. witnesses say Parker and two friends wrestled, with Parker thrown to the ground.
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Henry Parker
Decatur Street
Cambridge
City Hospital
Atlantic Avenue
Parker
Michael Goff
Joy Street
Goff
Donovan
Hanover§treet
Four Liners Due In Today At Boston Ports
Customs and immigration prepare for a busy day as four large passenger liners approach Boston. The Canopic with 1551 aboard is 241 miles east of Boston Light and due at Hoosac Pier Charlestown by 8 am. The Cincinnati with 1281 passengers nears Commonwealth Pier South Boston by 7 am. The Parisian from Glasgow and Moville with 492 total and the Menominee from Antwerp with 119 cabin passengers also arrive by 8 am. A rumor claims 32 stowaways aboard the Canopic.
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Customs and Immigration
White Star Line
Canopic
Genoa
Naples
Azores
Boston Light
Mhoosac Piers
Charlestown
Cincinnati
Hamburg
Southampton
Cherbourg
Commonwealth Pier
South Boston
Glasgow
Moville
Antwerp
Hogan joins Talbot Co. Hanover Street store
Edward J. Hogan of Malden with 14 years in Boston men’s clothing accepts a position in the men’s department at Talbot Co. store 66 70 Hanover Street. He says he looks forward to seeing and serving his acquaintances in the new post.
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Edward J. Hogan
Malden
Boston
Talbot Co
Hanover Street
Hogan
Adamson’s Balsam for a Graveyard Cough
A nostalgic 19th century remedy ad suggests Adamson’s Balsam as a cure for a persistent rasping cough. The prose promotes its efficacy with confident claims and period diction.
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Adamson
MIT Breaks Ground on Esplanade Site Using River Dredge Fill
Ground was broken yesterday for MIT’s new buildings on the Charles River Esplanade in Cambridge. Dredgings from the river bed were used to fill the area years ago, and the ceremony marks the start of the project in this location.
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Charles River Esplanade
Cambridge
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Charles River
Massive piling and foundation work near Mas sachusetts Ave esplanade
An extensive excavation and piling project near Massachusetts Avenue and the esplanade prepares for a courtyard and surrounding buildings extending toward Ames and Vassar streets. Test pits revealed clay and gravel. 1800 workers at peak. completion aimed for July 1915 with offices and a fire proof vault for drawings.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Esplandade
Ames Street
Vassar Street
Esplanade
Grand Trunk Junction
Boylston Street
General Contractors
Stone & Webber Engineering Corporation
Stake Driver Lures Anew Americal Bittern In Boston Aviary
The latest addition to Boston's aviary arrived at Franklin Park late yesterday. It is an American bittern nicknamed stake driver for its peculiar cry. The bird is about the size of a large heron with speckled plumage.
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Boston
Franklin Park
Peace Delegates Reach Agreement in Frontier Question
In Constantinople on September 15 the Turkish and Bulgarian peace delegates announced a formal agreement on the principal points of the frontier dispute reached at today’s session.
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Constantinople
Physician testifies on Sulzer impeachment over health post
East Side doctor Julius Broder told impeachment managers he believes Governor Sulzer broke the law by not appointing him State Health Commissioner at 7500 dollars a year, a job he claims was promised for organizing Jewish voters in the district last fall.
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New York
Julius Broder
East Side
Sulzer
Four Hurt In Crash Of Autos At Varney's Bridge
At Varney's Bridge in Portsmouth New Hampshire Corella Eggleston of Berlin and three others were injured with Miss Eggleston dying later in hospital. Arthur O Mahoney of Lawrence was arrested at midnight in Dover on reckless driving charges. The Eggleston party had been visiting friends in Dover and were returning to Portsmouth when the collision occurred.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Corella Eggleston
Berlin
Arthur O'Mahoney
Cross Street
Lawrence
Dover
Miss Eggleston
Portsmouth Motor Mart
Drciven
Frank Harvey
Onrad Crocker
Fitzwilliam
Mary Goodwin
Mahoney
Sulzer Promise to Appoint Health Commissioner Revealed
Dr. Broder testified he organized the Jewish Citizens Sulzer League at Sulzer's suggestion. He spent 300 to 400 dollars of his own money and raised over 1000 dollars from Friedman and others. Sulzer allegedly thanked him and promised a health commissioner post if elected, then claimed the Milk Commission appointment shortly after election.
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State of
New York
Breder
Broder
Sulzer
Washington
Polish National Alliance Convention Opens in Detroit
Nearly 1000 delegates representing 2200 Polish societies from across the United States attend the annual Polish National Alliance in America convention in Detroit. The alliance includes about 100000 affiliated members.
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Detroit
Mich
United States
Polish National Alliance In
America
College Head Indicted in Assault Case
The Rev. Elijah M. Hanley, president of Franklin College, was indicted by the Vigo county grand jury on assault and battery. The alleged attack on his father Calvin Hanley occurred at his home near Middletown, Ind. Hanley claimed he only switched and spanked his father for ill treatment of his mother and other relatives.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Elijah M. Hanley
Franklin College
Vigo County
Grand Jury
Calvin Flanley
Calvin Hanley
Middletown
Hanley
Indianapolis
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Hanover
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Ross Dental CO
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Tech
Hanover ST
Aviary
Gov
Dr. Broder
Urs
Raymond
Varney’s Bridge
Green River
Botte Old Crow
Botte Mentor
Jamaica
Milwaukee
Burke's Or McMullen
Free Ginter Co
Summer
Union, Cor
Canal Specialty Shop, Inc
Tremont
Rice & Hutchins
Duca
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Willson’ S Shoe Shop
Old South Church
Henry Siegelco
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