Victory at The Hague Explained by Boston Globe Story
William F. Kennedy of the Boston Globe previews an interview with Samuel J. Elder, counsel before the North American Atlantic Coast tribunal at The Hague. Elder, who helped secure a decisive fisheries arbitration victory, discusses its impact on future international arbitration and the easing of disputes between the United States, Britain, Canada, and Newfoundland.
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The
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Hague
Samuel J. Elder
Boston
United States
Elder
Great Britain
Mr. Elder
Newfoundland
Canada
Gasoline Explosion Damages Car at Norfolk Street
A gasoline blast torn into an auto at 289 Norfolk Street Dorchester last night causing about $1000 in damage. The car owner is James F Wilbur of 161 Blue Hill Avenue.
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Norfolk Street
Dorchester
James F. Wilbur
Blue Hill Avenue
Forty one businessmen elected to Chamber of Commerce
The board of directors yesterday elected forty one business men as new members of the Chamber of Commerce. The action expands the organization with a broad set of local business leaders.
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Chamber of Commerce
Father John's Medicine Named by Public Demand
A physician prescribed a remedy that became a family staple, known as Father John's Medicine. Rev. Dr. John O'Brien of Lowell Massachusetts reportedly recovered from severe illness after using it. The advertisement claims it cures throat and lung troubles, boosts strength, contains no alcohol or harmful drugs, and offers a $25,000 charity prize to prove otherwise.
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John O'Brien
Lowell
Mass
Father John
Night schools drop classics in suburban programs
The suburban evening high schools will eliminate all classical courses this year while Central School keeps them. The new director W Stanwood Field says only commercial courses remain at the suburbs with retention of English, literature and business subjects. Five evening high schools, 13 elementary and three evening industrial schools operate in the district.
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W. Stanwood Field
United States
Grahame-White Aerial Rides Planned At Harvard Field
Grahame-White will perform winged exhibitions at Harvard Aviation Field Squantum tomorrow under B F Keith management. Prominent Boston figures invited include Mrs John L Gardner Lieutenant Governor Frothingham and Miss Eleonora Sears. Police plan 1000 officers for crowd control as rides begin 2 30 pm and run to 5 pm with notable feats and altitude speed records sought.
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Harvard
Squantum
B. EF. Keith
Boston
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Frothingham
John F. Fitzgerald
Eleonora Sears
Charles H. Taylor, Jr
J. Howard Edwards
Robert Burns
Salem
Newn
Girl Victim of Snipper In Somerville
Seven year old Angeline Megna of 24 Fountain avenue Somerville was left with three inches of hair missing after a man described as very large and with a black mustache snipped her braid at her gate around 6 PM. She stood waiting for her aunt near Cross street when the assailant grabbed a braid and fled toward Glen street playground.
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Angeline Megna
Fountain Avenue
Somerville
Cross Street
Glen Street
Taft Pledges Help In Ohio Campaign
President Taft promised Ohio Republican leaders that he will seek national speakers to boost the fall campaign. He may also ask Secretary Nagle to speak in the state. Taft received campaign reports from Burton Laylin and Jennings and lunched with Schmidtap before an 18 hole golf match at the Cincinnati Golf Club. He dined with Representative Nicholas Longworth.
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Ohio
Taft
Nagle
Department of Commerce and Labor
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Lewis C. Laylin
Republican Executive Committee
Malcol Jennings
J. G. Schmidtap
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Cinecinnati Golf Club
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Maine's keel deep in mud in Havana Harbor
Colonel William M. Black of the Army Engineer Corps reports the Maine keel in Havana Harbor is embedded in mud eight to ten feet deep. The task of raising the vessel will tax the ablest engineers and likely cost a large sum.
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Sept
Maine
Willian M. Black
Army Engineer Corps
Havana Harbor
Haverhill High School to Open for Public Inspection
The new Haverhill high school, designed by Kilham and Hopkins of Boston, will be open for public inspection tomorrow. In City Hall square the 1600-capacity building features 11 administration rooms 20 class rooms four recitation rooms two commercial rooms a laboratory and drawing rooms a gym with a 23 lap mile running track and a bronze Thinker statue gifted by Emma Gale Harris in memory of Joseph Augustus Shores.
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Haverhill
Michael Angelo
the Thinker
Emma Gale Harris
Kilham and Hopkins
Boston
City Hall Square
Prupil
Joseph Augustus Shores
Parker Memory Observance Honors Theodore Parker in Lexington
The Lexington Historical Society marks the birth centennial of Theodore Parker with memorial exercises at First Church in Lexington on Monday evening September 26 at 8 oclock. Music by the Harvard Quartet and a centenary address by Rabbi Stephen.
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Lexington Historical Society
Theodore Parker
Lexington
Harvard
Stephen
Cuticura Cures Ten Year Eczema Claim
Mrs M J Falin of Speers Ferry Virginia recounts a decade long eczema on hands cured after using Cuticura Resolvent and Cuticura Ointment. She asserts dramatic improvement for herself and family and praises Cuticura as economical and effective for skin diseases.
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M. J. Falin
Speers Ferry
Potter Drug
Chom Corp
Sole Props
Boston
Mayor openly challenged in Ninth District renomination clash
Mayor Fitzgerald openly opposes Congressman John A. Kesther as renomination fight intensifies. He consults district Democratic leaders and leans on administration influence to sway city employees toward Councillor William J. Murray as Hendricks Club members are told to vote.
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John A. Kesther
Congress
William J. Murray
Hendricks Club
Martin M. Lomasney
Murray Notes City Employee Heavy Organization
A large percentage of the organization is composed of city employees, highlighting strong municipal ties and influence within its structure. The statement suggests broad public sector involvement in its membership and operations.
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Murray
Secret Ward 6 Meeting Pushes Murray for Congress
A covert Jefferson Club gathering in Ward 6 drew city employees and urged votes for Murray. Mayor Fitzgerald led efforts aligning Ward 7 backers, while rival factions warn of a broader power struggle involving Kelcher Donovan and Shaw as the Ninth District fight intensifies.
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Jefferson Club
Ward 6
Murray
Congress
Christopher P. McCaffrex
Ward 7
Lomasneyr-Fitzgerald
Keliher
James Donovan
Donovan
Kelcher
Welcher
Fitzgerald
Donovan-Kelher
Kelmer
David B. Shaw
Charlestown
School Heads to Confer on High School Site
At 95 o'clock this evening the School Committee and Schoolhouse Commissioners will confer with the Mayor in City Hall to discuss a site for the proposed new High school of ecommerce.
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City Hall
Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diuretic as a safe, thorough cure for kidney and bladder disorders. It claims rapid relief from backache, urinary issues, and related symptoms, urging immediate use and noting wide availability through Pape Thompson & Pape of Cincinnati.
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Pape
Bright
Pape, Thompson & Pape
Cincinnati
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