Destruction and Death After New England Northeast Storm
Grim winter lashed New England as a northeast gale flooded Atlantic Avenue Boston, with waves near 14 feet and over a million dollars in damage. Three lives lost in Everett and Chelsea. telephones, telegraphs, power and transit disrupted. Nantasket Beach damage estimated at 100000. Militiamen deployed to Chelsea. residents displaced across multiple communities.
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Pulevs Honey and Tar Cough Remedy for Children
Pulev s Honey and Tar is promoted as the best land safest cough remedy for children. At the first symptoms of a cold it is directed to ward off danger of croup bronchitis sore throat cold in the head and stuffy breathing. It brings comfort and ease to the little ones. Contains no opiates or other harmful drugs. Keep always on hand and refuse substitutes. For sale by all druggists.
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Child Robber Annie Pavlinski Faces Police Detention
An eight year old girl named Annie Pavlinski, daughter of Frank Pavlinski of 1614 North Ninth Street, is held at Carstreet police station after multiple thefts. She has been jailed in the Industrial School after stealing from stores, slipping from bed to pilfer money, and fleeing home repeatedly.
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Nation
Oil Exporters Seek Trade Pact Renewal With France
Washington reports oil exporters alarmed by a $2,000,000 drop to $26,263 in exports to France, urging Congress to renew the reciprocity treaty with France and to seek renewal with Spain before August 31. Imports and exports show changes under the new tariff regime, with raw cotton and older art works contributing to gains. champagne imports from France decline sharply amid higher tariffs.
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Belgium crowns Albert I king amid joyous crowds
Prince Albert, son of the late Prince Philippe, was crowned King of the Belgians as Albert I. He rode with Queen Elizabeth and sons Leopold and Charles from Laeken to Parliament where the oath was taken. Socialists failed to disrupt the ceremony amid widespread public revelry and mourning over Leopold.
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Ohio River Freezes Across Indiana and Kentucky
Evansville Indiana December 28 The Ohio River at Cannelton Indiana and Hawesville Kentucky is frozen and pedestrians cross on ice A gorge appeared miles below Owensboro Kentucky and near the Louisville Nashville bridge at Henderson ten miles downstream If the weather lasts days longer gorges may extend across several miles River traffic between Louisville and Caro IL halted Severs of smaller craft were badly damaged venturing onto the river
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Pickard Withdraws From State Treasurer Race
Col. P. P. Pickard of Ashland City, who announced as a candidate for State Treasurer, has withdrawn from the race in Nashville.
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Nation considers graduated tax on national bank circulation
Washington December 23 congressional panel weighing secretary MacVeagh proposal for a graded tax on bank notes backed by U S bonds. House Banking and Currency Committee discussed amendments and possible gold payable bonds while Taft MacVeagh Aldrich. No final decision on new government obligations. Treasury balance improves though year end receipts total 2 629 903 dollars and bring working balance to 24 365 518 dollars.
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Life Holds Little for This Woman This Christmas
New York December 24 Mrs Louise Labette endures a bleak Christmas as her husband was murdered eighteen months ago and two older children died this year. In court she pleaded guilty to killing Dominick Versassi in alleged self defense and was sentenced to Bedford Reformatory for Women.
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New York
Louise Labette
Messina
Labette
Dominick Versassi
Bedford Reformatory
Foley's Kidney Remedy Highlighting Hexamethylenetetramine Use
The ad promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy noting Hexamethylenetetramine as an antiseptic uric acid solvent. It urges prompt use at first irregularities to prevent serious illness and claims wide availability through druggists.
Dixie Tops List In Patriotic Popularity
Washington December 23 Dizie has been proclaimed the first in American songs and music in patriotic popularity by O G T Sonneck head of the Library of Congress music division. His report notes Yankee Doodle remains a national air and ranks second to Dizie in popularity.
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Washington
O. G. T. Sonneck
Division of Music
Library of Congress
Wilford In Critical Condition After Stroke
Lynnville Tenn Dec 26 W J Wilsford a well known citizen suffered a severe stroke Friday morning that affected his entire right side and left him speechless. He was slightly injured days earlier while stoking a fire and it is believed the injury contributed to the stroke. He remains in critical condition.
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Lynnville
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W. J. Wilsford
Maury County election announcements for various judicial posts
A historical slate announces candidates for Circuit Judge, Attorney General, County Judge, Trustee, Sheriff, County Court Clerk, Circuit Court Clerk, and Register in Maury County. Names include Frank Boyd, Bruce Turner, Rufus H. McLaurine, Thos H. Peebles, Horace Frierson Jr., J T McKnight, Jesse Tomlinson, F D Looney, W C Gordon, Adkison, W S McPalil, Jas D Cathey, Will Whitaker, Claude Godwin, S D Glenn, W J Goad, Ed Hight, Hardin W Thomas, Dan Oakley, A J Nichols, Dr Sam Hayes, N B Newt Dub, Sam J Taylor, and Harry Rorum, all seeking party nomination with primary dates in 1909–1918 era.
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Teachers Cancel January Meeting in Matt County
Swit Graham of the public school announces that the January gathering of the Matt County Teachers' Association has been canceled. The association will hold no meeting until February Bubeschin, according to the herald.
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Matt County
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